The Henrietta and Pickwick at English's Theater Tonight
Stuart Robson stars in The Henrietta as A Comedy of Errors opens at 8:15 while De Wolf Hopper’s Mr Pickwick musical burlesque plays at English's with Digby Bell as Sam Weller and Laura Joyce Bell as Mrs Bardell. Critics praise Hopper’s Pickwick for humor and Dickens flavor, with strong performances by Hell, Norman, Gunning, and Clark amid bright music by Manuel Klein.
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de Wolf Hopper
Charles Dickens
Pickwick Club
Charles Klein
Grant Stewart
Manuel Klein
Dingley Dell Arms
Arabella Wardle
Snodgrass and
Winkle
Mrs. Bardell
Misty
Mr. Hopper
Hooper
Eeek
Wang
Digby Bell
Sam Weller
Jingle
Mr. Hell
Sam Weiler
Old Weller
Henry Norman
Laura Joyce Bell
Louise Gunning
Marguerite Clark
Polly
Miss Gunn
The Henrietta and A Comedy of Errors on stage at Grand
The program features Lamb in Bronson Howards The Henrietta and a performance of Shakespeare’s A Comedy of Errors with Robson and Clifford Leigh. Valerie Bergere and Sager Midgley with Gertie Carlisle present two vaudeville short farces at the Grand next week. A Hidden Crime at Park Theater today. Bryant’s Burlesquers close Empire week. next week Merry Maidens promise a clean show.
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Valerie Bergere
Sager Midgley
Gertie Carlisle
Park Theater
Harry Bryant
the Empire
Bryant
Merry Maidens
Social notices from Indianapolis women fill October events
Mrs. Benjamin F. Hetherington observes a home day while many others travel to Martinsville Chicago and Davenport for visits and horse shows. Invitations, receptions, clubs and dances populate the season with Miss Ethel Duncan Sigma Delta Rho social events and the Daughters of the Revolution meeting planned for October 20.
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Indianapolis
Theresa V. Smith
Ethel Duncan
Sigma Delta Rho 8 Society
Shortridge High School
Misses Joy Brown
Ruth Moorhead
Cornelia Searle
Roe Roberts
Stella Alig
Charlotte Dillman
Ethel Kamp
Reading Club
Twiname
Earth Avenue
White House
Rice
May Wright Sewall
Cosand
Rabbie
Wiliam Duthie
Pretty Shelbyville wedding links McFadden and Schroeder ties
Miss Margaret Schroeder and Mr. William C. McFadden wed at the bride’s mother home in Shelbyville. Dr. Will H. Kennedy served as best man, Rev. Harry Nyse officiated, and a small reception followed for about 15 guests. The newlyweds departed for a two week Mississippi River trip after a postnuptial luncheon.
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Brecount
Cincinnati
Whitney
Muncie
Harry E. Drew
Second Presbyterian Church
William E. Day
Milwaukee
T. C. Day
Helen Day
Samuel A. Johnson
Rye Beach
Mass
Johnson
California
M’ Fadden—Schroeder
Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Margaret Schroeder
William C. McFadden
Will H. Kennedy
Harry Nyse
Peru
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St. Louis
Mississippi River
W. G. McFadden
Barbara Schroeder
Health Board weighs lab and quarantine bills for Indiana
The Indiana State Board of Health held its third quarterly meeting at the Statehouse. Discussions focused on two proposed measures to expand board powers, including a state laboratory of hygiene and a quarantine bill. Knights Town saw the worst smallpox outbreak with 83 cases and 15 deaths last July, totaling 933 cases and 22 deaths statewide in the past quarter.
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Indiana State Board of Health
Statehouse
Indiana
State Board of Health
Knightstown
Board
Norfolk coat for a tall slender look in dressmaking
May Manton outlines a Norfolk coat without a yoke creating unbroken shoulder lines and a center closing suited for stouter builds. The model in wood brown cheviot stitched with corticelli silk forms part of a matching costume with flexible fronts backs and under-arm gores.
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May Manton
Fashion pattern description for coat with plaits and belt
The garment features plaits at edges, coat style sleeves with roll-over cuffs, fly fastening, a curved belt slipped under the plaits, and a single button and buttonhole. Material requirements for medium size are 2% yards of 44 inch width or 3% yards of 2 inch width. Pattern 4246 offers sizes 32 to 40 inch bust. Pattern coupon asks send 1 cent and address to Pattern Dept The Journal Indianapolis IN. Allow one week for return.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Forty Cars of Corn Huskers Arrive By Big Four Line
This evening at 5 o'clock two trainloads of corn huskers, fodder shredders, for E. T. Kenney & Co., will reach Union depot over the Big Four. The large shipment, said to be the biggest ever, departs Peoria around 7 this morning and may be seen by residents of Bloomington, Champaign, Danville, Covington, Veedersburg, Crawfordsville, Hillsboro, Brownsburg and other towns along the line. Railway officials accompany the trains, with a brass band.
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Union Depot
Peoria
Bloomington
Champaign
Danville
Covington
Veedersburg
Crawfordsville
Hillsboro
Brownsburg
Indiana Reading Circle Board Meets At Hotel English
The Indiana Reading Circle Board held a session at the Hotel English yesterday and will meet again today to transact routine business. It selects winter reading for teachers and pupils, while the State Teachers Association executive committee meets in Indianapolis to set headquarters for attendees at this winter's convention.
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Indiana Reading Circle Board
English
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Street Railway Plan for Festival Week Transport Upgrade
New festival transit plan directs cars on all lines from terminals to the festival field during peak travel hours. The system eliminates downtown transfers, saving time and adding convenience. Extra cars will be deployed to handle increased demand.
Pattison Returns From Philadelphia After Death Of Father
W C Pattison, a room clerk at the Denison Hotel, arrived home from Philadelphia where he was summoned by the illness and death of his father Po F Pattison, who passed away on October 2.
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W. C. Pattison
Denison Hotel
Philadelphia
Po F. Sattia
Pattison
Supreme Court backs limits on arresting officers in sweatbox cases
The court ruled sheriff Lewis W Harness of Howard County must pay Arthur Steele $400 for false imprisonment after arresting him on a stolen watch claim. It held detentions without proper warrants unlawful, condemning the so called sweating process. The ruling also declared several tax and appellate procedure acts unconstitutional, affecting extensions for bills of exceptions and state contracts.
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Lewis W. Harness
Howard County
Arthur Steele
Supreme
Hamilton County
John Gehbauer
Jesse B. Johnson
Lee Excelsior Manufacturing Company
Auditor of State
Margaret Hite
First National Bank of
Martinsville
Morgan Circuit Court
Morgan County
Marion Circuit Court
Speaking Tour to Cover Modoc and Several Counties
A political figure will speak at Modoc and spend the rest of the week touring Daviess Fountain Benton and Howard counties to discuss campaign issues and urge support. The visit continues a broad outreach across the region.
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Modoc
Daviess
Fountain
Benton
Howard Counties
Hanna Itinerary Sparks Kokomo Disappointment
Senator Hanna's Indiana itinerary drew Republican interest while Kokomo residents expressed disappointment at being left off the schedule. Howard County GOP chairman E A Simmons pressed headquarters for a change but officials said the plan was fixed. Delegations planned for Logansport and a Kokomo speech by Senator Fairbanks were discussed as Howard county campaign events continued.
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Hanna
Indiana
Kokomo
Representative Landis
E. A. Simmons
Howard County Republican Committee
Republican State Committee
Whittaker
State Committee
Simmons
Howard County
Logansport
Fairbanks
Landis
M. L. Clawson
Indianapolis
Keat New London
Clawson
Brightwood Republicans Hold Precinct Meeting in First Ward
In Brightwood town hall last night Republicans from the first second and twelfth precincts of the First ward met with William C. Oldridge as chairman. Charles Martindale and Merrill Moores led talks urging party loyalty, opposing bolt the ticket, and defending trusts. Moores cited state debt trends and trust regulation. Short addresses followed by Judge Fremont Alford Oliver Ensley Cyrus Clark W. H. Nickerson and Harvey Stout.
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William C. Oldridge
Charles Martindale
Merrill Moores
Martindale
Mr. Moores
Republican Party
Moores
Indiana
Fremont Alford
Oliver Ensley
Cyrusy Clark
W. H. Nickerson
Harvey Stout
Mr Fairbanks Dates In Indiana Tour Schedule
Senator Fairbanks plans a speaking tour through Indiana next week stopping in Rockville Parke county Monday night Peru Wednesday Huntington county Thursday Warren with stops in Laporte and Fairmount. A West Virginia swing was canceled by Senator Scott after a late term communication.
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Indiana
Republican National Congressional Committee
Frankfort
Rockville
Parke County
Laporte
Peru
Fairmount
Warren
Huntington County
West Virginia
Senator Scott
Scott Tey
R. Scott
Fairbanks to Speak in Ohio before West Virginia trip
Senator Fairbanks will skip West Virginia and travel to Ohio next Friday for two talks. He will address Marysville, the bridehood home of Mrs. Fairbanks, and then Kenton in the evening. He returns home Saturday. Portland plans a big rally on the 24th for Senator Hanna with Senator Beveridge aboard the Hanna train to address crowds. Indiana delegates will join in Evansville as the train proceeds through the state.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Marysville
Kenton
Portland
Hanna
Senator Beveridge
State Committee
Indiana
Evansville
Windle to Tour Indiana Statewide Speaking Tour
The Democratic state committee announces that C. A. Windle of Illinois will speak in Indiana next week with events in Delphi on Monday Peru on Tuesday Huntington on Wednesday Attica on Thursday Crawfordsville and Ladoga on Friday and Shelbyville on Saturday.
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Peru
Huntington
Attica
Crawfordsville
Ladoga
Shelbyville
Shortridge Senate debates trusts and leadership clash
The Shortridge High School Senate in Room D held a lively session on trusts and monopolies led by Senator Lodge. A chair dispute involving Senator Deboe sparked an uproar, then Lodge delivered a major speech praising reform, countered by Virginia’s Muriel Poe and others in opposition.
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Lodge
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Hawley
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Maine
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Pritchard
Earl Pritchard
Donnan
Colonial defeat by Colonials note and social organizer
Rev Bud Robinson of Greenville Texas visits D M Bye. The Colonials beat the Mickies 10 to 5 with Arthur Lewis and Paul Leathers shining. Fred G Strickland, organizer for the Socialist party, delivered a speech.
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Greenville
Tex
D. M. Bye
Colonials
Mickies
Arthur Lewis
Paul Leathers
Fred G. Strickland
Socialist Party
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