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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1908
Page
9
The concert programme at the Broadway Theatre includes Oberon Overture by Weber and Wagnerian selections. It features Beethoven and Smetana works with a focus on symphonic poems and Hungarian rhapsodies, highlighting vivid orchestration and nationalist themes.
The Shubert organization announces a busy 1908 09 season with multiple road tours. Three major season hits will tour in two companies. Clyde Fitchs Girlie opens East with Cherry and New York Prologues. the Chicago Company heads West in June. Augustus Thomas Whitehour heads to the road with John Macon leading the Chicago Company and Tulla Marlowe expands in Gloria. New productions by Elliott Fitch Navimova and others. Lew Fields, James James, and Henry James ventures announced. Hippodrome season to open and Paradise of Mohammed planned. Peacock plans and James optimistic about future despite moderate payoffs.
John Drew stars in the four act comedy My Wife at the Broadway theatre next Thursday. Billie Burke, Dame comedy star from London, leads the supporting cast with various players including Ferdinand Golischalk and Ming Dornthy Tennant. Originating in Paris as Mademoiselle Josette Ma Femme, the show adapts Gauvon and Charney with Michael Morton credited.
The speaker contrasts conduct and speech among non-stage individuals with actors, noting personal ideas and empathy for thoughtful women. She credits a wonderful father and splendid mother for shaping her, insisting her background would have defined her no matter her path.
Thomas Dixon Jr famed author of The Clansman and The Leopards Spots heads to California on his first Pacific trip. He seeks material for a western novel while avoiding public addresses. Dixon, born in Shelby, NC, rose to fame as a dramatist and storyteller of Ku Klux Klan lore.
A Paris physician William de Rothschild funds a home for aged authors near Bois de Boulogne with a small theater for inmates. In New York, Mantle Wainwright shines in stock at Hurtig Seamon's. Frank Lalor closes his season in Coming Thro' the Rye. John Drew breaks records on a Southern California tour. Meg Anglin sails to Australia. many other actors Lamphrey and producers announce tours, new plays, and European trips for the coming season.
Chrystal Hearne speaks on acting as art not mere sensationalism. She defends the profession, condemns public defamation, and praises the stage’s elevating influence while lamenting misperceptions of actresses and the lure of notoriety.
The York theater will present a complex fall program with Charles A Bigelow and Ziegfeld backing a lavish production. The Shuberts shift Hyperion theater New Haven management to test several new plays this summer with a stock company, including The Blue Mange The Brass Bow The Return Eyes The Arnott Jeannine and The Girl in Waiting.
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