Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 261, Hammond, Lake County, 23 April 1909 — Page 10

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THE TIMES. Friday, April 23, 1909.

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HAS FROHMAHIZED THE ENGLISH STAGE

Well-Known Manager

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Now Has Shows at Six London Theaters.

Mouse" was for two years a valued ' member of the late Richard Mansfield's company. His first appearance with the' celebrated actor was at the Hollis I

Street theater, Boston, in "Cyrano de Bergerac." Maat B- Photographed. Every girl engaged for the chorus in the Charles Dillingham attractions now has to have her photograph taken as soon as she accepts her contract for a chorus position, and these photographs are made up In thumb-nail

eize. There is nothing unusual about! being photographed, because that is one of the first things a real "chorus: lady" does after she decides to go on j the stage, but the purpose for which ' the Dillingham beauty's likeness is ' taken is a bit out of the ordinary. It f is a means of identifying the young! woman as one passed upon by the per- j son whose business it is to select ; eligible girls from the number who apply and is intended to prevent any "ringer3" from foistering themselves j

upon the management. This was made necessary by one young woman who found a remunerative business in transferring the contracts which she obtained, to other girls leFS favored by nature, for a consideration. The chorus girls in "The Red Mill" company have

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Towk Opera Hoiise.

JAMES WINGFIELD, Lessee

D. M. NYE, Manager

SUNDAY, APRIL 25th

THE LYMAN TWINS And a Large Company in the Greatest Comedy Success

The Yankee Drummers

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WASHINGTON GOSSIP OF INTEREST TO H00SIERS.

Einmaliges Gastspiel von Mitgliedern des Pabst Theaters Milwaukee, Wisconsin Unter den AuspSzlen des "Hammond Sa'ngerbund Fidelia"

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THE ARCHER GIRLS IN "A STUBBORN CNDERELLA.'

LYMAN TWIHS SUNDAY Popular Entertainers Will Be at The Towle Opera House.

Tin; famous young stars, "The layman Twin Brothers'' who have jumped with wonderful strides to the front rank as comedians, and who we have tin1 pleasure or seeing here soon in their latest musical hit, "The Yankee Drummers,'' which is said to be one of the finest and most complete musical comedy productions of the day, are comedians in a class by themselves, and entertainers who deal out comedy

lines and situations in a way seldom seen. "The Yankee Drummers" is the most elaborate production in which they have yet appeared. Carrying a large company, a dainty chorus of pretty girls, a host of funny comedians, singers and dancers, together with a beautiful array of scenic and electrical effects complete. The flirtation song, the poppy girls, e.ihI the country maidens are novelties which are original and seen only with this attraction. At the Towle opera house Sunday, April 25th.

A Wilmington woman recently readied the conclusion tiiat the attachment of a certain policeman for her cook must be investigated, let it prove disastrous to domestic discipline. "Do you think he means business, Mary?" she asked. "I think so, mum," said Mary. "lie's begun to complain about my eookin,' mum." Harper's Weekly.

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Thursday. Friday, Sal. and Son., April 22-25 Indian Dances, Songs, Lectures and Pictures.

Chief Pealalpie and Chief Little Bear who were in Custer's last fight will dance the war dance in front of the Theatre every evening at 7:00 P. M. Friday and Saturday afternoon at 2:30.

Change of Program Daily Special Matinee Saturday, 5 cts.

US AT COLONIAL

Mgr. Herron

Has Booked

a Very Interest-

bnow.

In JLjondon, and generally under the

caption of "Stars and Stripes," t '.?

have coined a in v phrase "i'roman-

hizing th- stage," apropos of the fact

that Charles Krohman at present has

attractions in six London theaters. At

the Addphl he is presenting the new

labor play "Strife" by John Galsworthy;

at the Haymarket, "llrvis," a new co

medy in three acts by Herbert Henry Davis; at the Garrick "Samson" with Arthur Uourchier in the title role; at the Duke of York's J. M. I5arrie's comedy "What Kvery Woman Knows;" at the Comedy theater, W. Somerset Maughham's comedy "Penelope" with

Miss Marie Tempest in the title role; 1 and at the Hicks theater "The Dashing Little Duke" with Miss Ellaline Terris.

In commenting upon the situation the latest London referee says: "Our dramatists, our actors, our theaters, are all under the star spangled banner. In short, everything which is comprehended In the British drama, (dramatic critics, of course, always excepted), may be said to be largely under Mr. Frohman's influence that it really looks ns if nothing but the national theater can hope to escape from the clutches of the almighty American manager. With MllliMtitlll. Malcolm Duncan, stage-son of bohn Hurkett Dyder in "The Lion and the

Washington, April 23. William L. Penfield, former solicitor for the state department and at one time prominent in Indiana politics, was thought to be in a dying condition Wednesday night. He ha. been unconscious for fortyeight hours and is kept alive by powerful stimulants. Three physicians have exhausted their resources in an effort to save his life, and pronounce his cease hopeless. Stuart MrSamara, special counsel in the government libel cases, expects to go to Chicago soon and from there to Indianapolis. He declines to discuss his movements. In keeping with the new policy of secrecy inaugurated at the department of justice the government's moves in the libel cases are not to be spoken of in advance of any of the attaches of the department. The state department makes a categorical denial of stories published in the east that Charles Denby, formerly of Kvansville. is to be recalled from

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his post as consul at Shanghai as a result of charges made by L. R. Wilfrey, formerly judge of the Cnited States court at that place. These charges are said to be based on some real estate transactions at Shanghai. Princeton, Ind., is to have the Farmers' National bang of Princeton, with $100,000 capital. Those who are financially interested are Samuel T. Heston, W. D. Downey, E. B. Funk, William Duncan and J. S. Heston. The controller of the currency approved the application for a charter. The secretary of the treasury has sent a check for $10,500 to District Attorney Dillon at Indianapolis to pay Jonas D. Fritsch for the site for the postoffice building to be erected at Frankfort, Ind.

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There is an extremely interesting show going on these days at the Colonial theater, and no one should miss seeing the great western and Indian war shows, booked by Manager Herron. The Indians on exhibition are not painted negroes, but are the genuine savage article. Chief Little Hear is a graduate of Leland Stanford university, in California, however, and speaks English and the Sioux languages fluently. Manager Herron in speaking of the snow, says:

"The adi:,ission to the shows

been placed with tht Two real Indians,

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price of all." Little Bear and

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Chief Ogalalflro, who were in the General Custer fight, will dance the war dance as well as give lectures on their experience in the wild west. We have selected the best of western motion pictures for these days and will change the program daily. Special matinee for the children Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Admission, 5c. Matinee Friday, Saturday and Sunday afternoon. The Indians will dance in their native costumes in front of the Colonial theater every evening at 7 o'clock. Friday and Saturday afternoon at 2:20 o'clock.

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