Have You Seen Smith at the Grand Opens Three Night Engagement
The Grand features Have You Seen Smith a farce praised for its present day incidents and humorous exploits. It promises songs dances and lavish tableaux with a large cast. Next Friday and Saturday W. H. West's Big Minstrel Jubilee follows featuring a storming of San Juan hill and a parade drill by dismounted cavalry led by Col Roosevelt.
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San Juan Hill
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William H. West
Theaters and Critics Debate Moral Drama On Stage
A Denver theater crowd reacted to a Tennessee based play with cheers and whistles as actors depicted hero and villain amid Southern stereotypes. Reports discuss Mrs Frohman led pretense of moral drama while criticizing Zaza and Sapho productions. News from London Honolulu and New York cover lawsuits, theater reform, and actor elocutionists guiding early careers.
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Sapho
London
Leslie Carter
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Savoy Hotel
Garrick Theater
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the Sun
Georgia Cayvan
Sarah Cowell Lemoyne
Sol Smith Russell
N. C. Goodwin
Maesachusetts
Quo Vadis to Be Shown at Grand With Russo Engagements
The Grand will present Quo Vadis on the 16th and 11th of this month by a first class company. Signor Domenicco Russo, star of the Boston Lyric, arrives for a four night engagement, with 11 monster trunks for his costumes. Russo, born in Merena Sicily in 1874, is 26 and making his first American trip, under two year contract at $600 weekly. He favors Carmen and Il Trovatore roles and discusses training, health routines, and dietary tips for singers. Also noted is Knobs o Tennessee booking at the Grand from the 27th to 30th with favorable Denver criticism.
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Sada Yaecco
Morpheus Lone
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Tim Murphy
Signor Domenicco Russo
Boston
Russo
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Merena
Sicily
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Lombardi Opera Company
United States
W. A. Thompson
Boston Lyric Opera Company
Pacein
Tross
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Dtr. Reid
Actors Protest Theatrical Sabbath in Brooklyn Meeting
The Actors' Church alliance gathers in Brooklyn with clergy and players denouncing Sunday stage performances. A minister warns that continuing theater work on the Sabbath would sustain slavery in this country.
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Actors’ Church Alliance
Brooklyn
Mansfield to Devote Season to Henry V Revival and New Plays
Richard Mansfield plans an exclusive next season focusing on a splendid revival of Henry V and several new plays. He expects workload to prevent Cyrano from fitting into the lineup.
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Richard Mansfield
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