The Road to Yesterday in a New York Stage
The season's hits lean toward occult themes with plays like The Road to Yesterday at Hot Alt Square in New York. A painter’s studio conceit blends past and present as a clairvoyant tourist and studio figures travel to 1696 Lincolnshire amid Elizabethan intrigue and Gypsy lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stuart
Oliver Cromwell
Wong
Shoelmoat
Scana
London
Nora
Elaneth
Old Tire
James
Accifent
Dirat Aha
Roup
Taformado
Jack Wilt Wi' the
Lord Strangeron
Big Castle
Black Malena
Goody Phelps
Sir John Tne
Tom~t
Theatrical Season Notes and Gossip in New York City
Readable items from New York theaters include Hewgie’s coming attractions and a Bryan lecture, plus reviews and notices on Kathleen Mavourneen and other stage shows. The piece covers new productions at Criterion and Savoy, touring plans for Crane and Lamson, and a long list of marquee acts at major houses with anecdotes about performers and opening-week chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kelley
Mr. Kelley
Wnd
Bavoy -Theater
Ernest, Lameon
Mr, Lamson
Bosh
Hoxie
Mra Grodner
Davidevillé
Kolth-Proctor
Crane
New York
Will
Gillette
Hla
Garerick
Hypocrites
the Hudson
Savoy
Hattie Williams
Criterion
Montgomery and
Stone
Knickerbocker
New Holland
Broadway
Tonat
al A. Wilson
Grand Opera Hose
Kar L. Davenport
Kirko Warren
Iitchcock
Davenport
Thorn
Wale
Davonport
Iwkeheaek
Lo ‘Arteri
Hitehcock
Nes
Kirke Warren
Navenport
Copeland Schuyler
Fitchcock
Mr. Copeland Schuyler
COIN
Dogville
Montana
Seamans
Chartiers
Rogers
Edith ‘Talbot
Mr. Williams- Gill
Mitchell
Love
Madge
Morton
Polly
Ethel Hazel
William
Gill
Enlith Talbot
Charles Allman
The
New Illustrated Songster
Allman
Washington
Spokane
Powers and the Excise Law Fiasco in Boston Tale
A muddled tale recounts James T Powers inviting Chicago friends to supper in Boston after a performance. A rum omelet attempt failed to ignite, prompting comic missteps as Powers laments the unavailable flame. The piece also recalls Powers at youth leading trapper adventures ending in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Powers
Boston
Chicago
Powers
Botton
Legendary spendthrifts haunt Gilded Era tales
The article catalogs famed extravagance in late 19th and early 20th century society, detailing counts, financiers, and actors famed for vast, reckless spending. It traces debauched indulgence from European nobles to American charlatans, noting bankruptcies, costly entertainments, and sensational lifestyle feats that captivated public imagination.
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Croadway Theater
Aluman Hewgie
Temynt
Willan Jennings Bryan
Grand Opera House
Kathleen Mavourneen
Gloc
Pune
Tapster
Gillan
Perso
Ives
Evelyn Greenleaf
Suifierlind
Rowlah Dix
Jove
Arlistra
Ancestral
Elspeth
Sitdonis
Yeaterday
Nancy ‘Syices
Mitchrll
Indah
Ramity Theater
Jamon T. Powers
Hawkshaw
Wyoming
Newark
Jersey
Qty
Edyme Chapman
Eédythe Chapman
Princesa
Artemia
Light
Kathleen
Cora Morris
Joe Mulcahy
Ternal
Majenik Unedtar
Tiarvard
Lycenen School
Acitnz
Whicch
David Belaseo
Gbelasco
Gophocles
Hig Thoratshness
Fife
Han
Actoir
Werthy
Criticium
Dé Youl
Conrec
Aldo
New
York
Enon
Jamee T. Powers
Thea
Richarad_ Golden Weal
Bebeco
the Golden West
Vaudavilla
Champion
Spendthrifts
Soyn
Auleus
Lucullus
Jevenal
Anna Gould
Jay Gould
Bonl
Longchampa
Wisdom
Tia
Paris
Folliés
Boris of
Trussia
Russia
Triaton de Castellanes
Louis XVI
Louis XIV
Bonk
Han Perhans
Antony
Macock
Count de Cantenne
Bimeek
Marquis of
Auxdiety
Max Lebaudy
Anglesey
Weler
Count
Whum
Hld
Dart
Bounky
Sahra
Jacques I Emperer
Sahara
Sulldirys Glimntic
Blu Biventlons
America
John W. Steete
Storty
Hne
Johnny
Standard Oil Group
Continental
Philadelpla
Girard House
Mas
Walter Stott
Beatty
Scotty
Death Valley
Nevaro
Herpicide Co
Dept. N
Detroit
Mich
Standard Drug Co
Anacends
Newhro Drug Co
Butte
Special Agents
Tee
Family
Mont
Corner West Park
Phoste
Montane Ammsement Co., Inc
Sullivan & Considine
Francis Haggerty
Nelsonia
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