English Dixey double bill opens at Grand Opera House
Henry E. Dixey headlined two short plays at English's with Scott Cooper and ensemble. "Over a Welsh Rarebit" and "Facing the Music" drew praise for Dixey's breadth and for an engaging cast led by Dixey, Lindo, Backus, Cooper, and Heyer. Grand Opera House inaugural vaudeville program showcased Montelli, Montrose troupe, Gassman trio, Falk and Seaman, and others.
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On the Bridge at Midnight Debuts at the Park
The Park near capacity for Monday and Tuesday shows as the melodrama On the Bridge at Midnight opens with vivid stage effects including a moving drawbridge and river steamer. George Klint leads as Herman Von Schulzberg with Lillian Hayward and Alma Hearn delivering solid performances. ending with a happy resolution.
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Burlesque returns with American Circuits at Empire Theater
The American Burlesquers led by Jeanette Dupre open a week at the Empire Theater with Billy W. Watson in the principal role. Bell brothers and Batchelor sisters receive strong notices alongside Murray and McFarland in roughhouse sketches and Rena Wheeler with Henrietta Washburn. The show opens and closes with two mediocre burlesques featuring Dupre and Watson, amid a lively audience response.
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Crap Game Raided at Nicewander's Saloon
Patrolmen Merz and Metcalf raided a small crap game at Nicewander's saloon on South Delaware last night. Four men, including the saloon proprietor, were arrested and taken to the police station. They will face Judge Whallon in Police Court this morning to tell their side of the story.
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Personal and social news from Evansville area society
Mr Fay Chandler spends the week in Evansville. Many local residents return from travels including Yellowstone, Charlevoix, Greensburg, Chicago, Madison, Milwaukee, and Atlantic City. Social visits involve family, friends, and notable events with extended trips to Michigan City, Lake Maxinkuckee, Higgins Lake, and Maxinkuckee.
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Hat styles on the shirtwaist line dominate autumn fashion
In the New York Evening Post, talk runs of shirtwaist hats and autumn silhouettes. Turban and sailor shapes appear with feathered trims and artificial plumage, signaling fashion while hinting at law concerns over bird slaughter. A New York Times note questions English and American novelists for misrepresenting women through male wooers.
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Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Young readers learn a versatile waist pattern with a high or low neck option and long or elbow sleeves. The Nile green louisine silk model features a lace yoke and chiffon velours bertha edged with lace, adaptable to various fabrics and color matches for seasonable wear.
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Garment Pattern Details for Girls 12 14 16 Years Old
Center back with circular bertha at waist and yoke outline. Sleeves narrow below shoulders with gathered cuffs or elbow length. Material for medium size specified: 4 yards 21 inches wide, 3 yards 27 inches wide or 2 yards 4 inches wide plus 4 yards 21 inches for bertha and cuffs, 14 yards 18 inches for yoke and collar, and 24 yards of applique. Pattern 4512 in sizes 12 14 16 years. Pattern coupon offer from The Journal Indianapolis Poland. Allow one week for return.
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