The Lilac Domino to Play at Academy of Music
The Lilac Domino arrives at the Academy of Music in Wilmington for Saturday matinee and night shows. Critics praise the Cuvillier score, lively tunes, and a strong cast led by Bradford Kirkbride Marie Hamilton and Yonne Darle. Dance numbers by Louis Fitcher Julia Fontaine and Charlotte Joy draw applause amid a stylish production and robust orchestra under Milan Roeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
New York
Andreas Dippel
Academy
Cuvillier
Mr. Dippe
Archibald Gilchrist
George Curzon
Louis L. Fitcher
Julia Fontaine
Charlotte Joy
Milan Roeder
Lilac Domino Comes to Academy of Music This Weekend
Andréas Rippel presents The Lilac Domino a three act musical at the Academy of Music with matinee and night shows on Saturday October 28. The production features twenty chorus girls stunning costumes a celebrated score and scenic effects including a sunset over the Mediterranean and rippling waves. Lead roles include Miss Yvonne Darle and Bradford Kirkbride with tickets 50 cents to 2 dollars and box seats 2 dollars. tickets go on sale Thursday at Elvington's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andréas Rippel Wilh
Charles Cuvillier
Academy of Music
Mediterranean Sea
New York City
Chicago
Bradford Kirkbride
Yvonne Darle
Dippel
Elvington
The Girl He Couldn’t Buy at the Academy of Music
A four act comedy melodrama titled The Girl He Couldn t Buy plays at the Academy of Music next Monday October 30. The tale follows a burglar rescued by a courageous girl and questions whether he would return to crime. Tickets cost 50 75 and 1 00 and go on sale Friday at Elvington s at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Elvington’s
The Original Smart Set at the Academy of Music
The Smart Set led by Whitney and Tutt comes to the Academy of Music on Monday October 31 with thirty others in a complete touring company. The cast features strong chorus work and high quality selections by Thanehhe Thompson with the season’s comedy How Newtown Prepared. Tickets 60 75 and 1 dollars go on sale at Elvington's Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Whitney
Tutt
Thanehhe Thompson
Newtown
Elvington
Grea Music Show At The Vic To ria
The Ameri can Girls Company presents Ticket Forty-Four at the Victoria for the last time today. Headliner Lewis and Root draw strong applause while Lillian and Elsie Ziegler gain encore, with Glemmar’s acrobatics and Zig Zag Quartette acts praised. show ends today before a new bill opens Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Girls Company
Lewis and Root
Lillian
Elsie Ziegler
Pauline Glemmar
Victoria
The
Thousand Isles
Raymond Lewis
Shea
Virginia
Lillian Ziegler
Justice of Peace Explains Tanlac Benefits in Leland Visit
J M Skipper, Wilming-ton justice of the peace, tells how Tanlac transformed his eight-year indigestion and failed cures, claiming weight gain of 10 to 15 pounds and relief from heart palpitations and vertigo after spending over $2,000 on prior treatments. He praises Tanlac and lists Wilmington and other counties as dealer towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Skipper
Wilmington
Lac
Mr. Skipper
Leland
Tanlac
Tsan Tanlac
Bellamy Drug Store
Acme
Acme Store Co
Burgaw
L. Halstead
Southport
Home Ties And Happy Hearts In Travel Tale
A narrative extols home ties as essential for happiness whether in a wagon train or mansion. It notes gypsy bands form strong homes, divorce is rare, and respect for women. Marion appears in The Dark Silence, directed by Albert Capellani, produced by World Film Corporation, at the Royal Theatre tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Paul West
Miss Young
Albert Capellani
Royal Theatre
World Film Corporation
Rheuma Rheumatism Remedy Promoted By Bellamy
An advertisement extols Rheuma as a quicker and longer lasting rheumatism remedy sold by R. R. Bellamy and druggists. It claims the formula removes poisons through bowels and kidneys and cites a physician Dr Lyons praising its advanced composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Bellamy
Dr. Lyons
Advt
Notable Birthdays Marking Anniversarys Of Royal To Politician
Queen Victoria of Spain Princess Ena, 29, of Battenberg birth. Prince Gonzalo of Spain, 2, Madrid birth. Belva A. Lockwood, 86, Royalton New York, presidential candidate and Wil son supporter. James A. Frear of Wisconsin, 55, Hudson birth. Horace Plunkett, 52, Irish reformer. George W. Clarke, 64, Iowa governor. Perryman, 28, Everett Springs pitcher, now with Birmingham Southern League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria of
Spain
Ena of Battenberg
England
Prince Gonzalo
Madrid
Belva A. Lockwood
United States
Wilson
Royalton
N. Y
James A. Frear
Wisconsin
Hudson
Wis
Horace Plunkett
Ireland
George W. Clarke
Iowa
Shelby County
Ind
Eri. K. Perryman
New York- St. Louis
Birmingham Southern League
Everett Springs
Clara Kimball Young Returns to Screen in New Film
Clara Kimball Young, noted for exacting standards, ends a lengthy screen absence with a new film project after a stage era. The star’s return follows her previous work in The Feast of Life, a production written for her by Frances, signaling a carefully chosen comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kimball Young
World Film Corporation
Frances
One Hundred Years Ago Today in History
A daily history note recounts events from 1816 to 1891 with brief milestones. It highlights General Egbert B. Brown born in Brownsville New York and Toledo early mayor turned Civil War commander, Espartero’s suppression in 1841, George Peabody at Baltimore’s institute inauguration in 1866, and Washington’s 1891 claim for Chilean reparations after the Valparaiso mob attack on the U S cruiser Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egbert B. Brown
Toledo
Brownsville
N.Y
General Espartero
Christine
George Peabody
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Washington
Chile
U. S
Valparaiso
War Year Ago Today Reflections From Archives
A fragment notes the date a year ago in wartime, recalling events, locations, and figures linked to ongoing conflict. The text emphasizes memory, national impact, and lessons drawn from past battles and deployments.
British Sub Sank Turkish Transport Carmen in Sea
On October 24, 1915, a British submarine sank the Turkish transport Carmen in the Sea of Marmora. German forces repelled Russian advances northwest of Dvinsky. Austrian airmen bombed Venice. Russian ships shelled the Baltic coast to aid Riga. French troops joined the Serbian army and moved toward Skopitsa, aiming at the Bulgarian stronghold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Sea of Marmora
Dvinsky
Venice
Baltic
Riga
Stkumitza
Italians Prisoners of War Reported Well Treated
Vienna reports that Austrian Hungarian authorities provide humane housing and sanitary conditions for Italian prisoners of war. Bread equals that for local soldiers and civilians, meals meet hospital standards, and punishment follows military regulations. A recent inspection found soldiers maintained in sanitary camps with adequate clothing and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austro-Hungary
Paris
England
U S Bank Expand in Christiania and Norway Links
The report notes U S banking expansion efforts in Christiania and Norway, citing growing mercantile links between Norway and the United States. It mentions Norwegian-American residents in New York with substantial capital backing new banking activities amid budget announcements and cooperation between banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Norway
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grea Music
Justice OF Peace
Justice of the Peace
Tan
the Royal Tomorrow
Ostetter
Zarrow
el ' Mt
Banking House
U.S
Tomor
ROYAL
Clara Kimball
Brad
Clara
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!