Three Short Plays Staged At The Little Theatre
Three one act plays by the Community Drama league were presented at the Little Theatre last night. Distinguished Service by Mrs Florence Clay Knox and Mrs John E. O Keefe drew big cheers for its lifelike staging. A Game of Chess set in a Russian province featured Sol Harrison as the governor and Carl Glick as the peasant who drinks poison. Ruby Red, set in Algeria, starred Mrs C P Miller and Leslie Lewis with Seth Beem as the jewel merchant wooing Danesi Dana. Josephine Nauman offered an Oriental dance. Maybeth Mack accompanied on violin, with piano pieces by Miss Georgella Lay. The shows repeat tonight and tomorrow night.
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Community Drama League
Little Theatre
Florence. Clay Knox
Waterloo
John E. O’keefe
W. H. Stewart
Sol. Harrison
Carl Glick
Eli Cohn
Clarence Weick
The Thirteenth Chair at Waterloo Theatre Review
A large crowd watched Katharine Grey star in The Thirteenth Chair a mystery play about spiritualism and police deduction. Brinsley Shaw as Inspector Donohue and a cast of 17 created a dark, trance filled drama with a knife thrust and stage tricks that captivated the audience.
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Katharine Grey
Miss Grey
Waterloo
Richard Mansfeld
Australia
United States
Waterloo Theatre
Bayard Veiller
Mr. Veiller
Tim Donohue
Brinsley Shaw
Crosby
Revival Services At East Park Presbyterians
Last evening the second sermon in the revival series at East Park Presbyterian church was given by Rev H E Bailey on Use or Lose Tonight he will speak on Labeling the Christ Services are held daily at 7 30 p m Later in the series sermons by Rev E J Lang and Dr John Robertson Macariner are planned The Goodwill circle of Burton Avenue Baptist church will lead the chorus with Miss Emily Trevarthen Rev Harold Philpotts solo numbers and Mr Styfield on harp The sermon is An Unsenisible Fact The junior chorus sang last evening for the first time.
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East Pak
East Park Presbyterian Church
H. E. Bailey
Christ
E. J. Lang
John Robertson Macariner
Goodwill Circle
Burton Avenue
Hall's Catarrh Medicine oath in Toledo business firm
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. declares under oath in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary public W. Gleason witnesses the oath dated the 6th. The advertisement claims medicine is taken internally and enters the blood to affect mucous surfaces, with testimonials and nationwide sale through druggists.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Chaney & Co
Sforesald
Frm
Hall
Betora
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Cal J. Miller
Vernon Castle
Vernon Castie
Pies Vernon cAttLs
British Flying Corps
Benbrook Field
Fort Worth
Tex
Kig
New York
Panphin
Sodas Taal
Ria
Tse Gentaur Goup
Lise
Castoria
Scharienberg’s Specialty Market
Lafayette Street
Great 98c Petticoat Sale
DAVIS
Kayser
Wearwell
BOE
Atlas
Mina Taylor
Fashion
Ladies’ Home Journal
Hall-Borchert
Liberal Club
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