Theatre Pulse in Butte as Stars Court Sunday Shows
The Anaconda Standard reports on Sunday theater debates with actor Laur y James opposing Sunday performances while noting audience demand. Florence Bindley discusses height and aging, and a slate of Grand Opera House and Trying Place plans, managerial shifts, and new productions including Salome and Annie Dirkens visiting America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick P. Button
Grand Onera House
Coxcrow
Mr. Sutton How
Butte
Opera Buse
Great Falls
Baker City
Mrs. Sutton
New Peace Preview of The Devil's Auction and Stage Acts
A fragmentary 19th century theater notes several acts headed by Charles H. Yate and Joseph Standish with vaudeville and operette stars. It highlights “The Wild and Woolly Wear” and “Downy Auction” on Broad Way, with Miss Gerls Cartisle and Ned Wasburn, plus May’s singing talents of Marie Nichols and Mme Shotwell-Piper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. ‘Yate
Wortersul
Texas Branchas
Tnesiar
Gerls Cartisle
Ned Wasburn
Miss Cartisle
Worle
Sager Afldgley
Jan Schwartz
Sluguilsh
Uase
Enkage
David Abrams
Wii
Fables
Alfred Latell
Hush Toro
Battimore
Leuscher
Lat Town birthday gift broken in ten minutes
A fragmentary report notes Louise Allen Colier appearing with WT. Fields in Lat Town. She says she gave a friend a birthday present recently and it broke within ten minutes, prompting an inquiry about the item. The excerpt reflects a local exchange with minimal detail.
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Mise
Louise Allen Colier
WT. Fields
Notable Musicians and Opera Figures of Earlier Eras
The fragment references Me. Marcella Sembaich praised as a leading singer of her age with engagements and tours, along with mentions of Adethut Pata and Jennie Lind. It notes Cesar Thomson’s return to the United States for lessons and hints at The College Widow stage production with a list of actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Sembaich
Hose
Adethut Pata
Jennie Lind
Europa
Aina
Bombrich
Jatoul
Elayes
Com- Ware
Cesar “Thomson
Sulerica Unis
Moon
Massari
Richard Golden Shines Through Turbulent Tourists Run
Richard Golden amid a chaotic, past year, with ups and downs in acting and stage credit. His resilience surfaces in a New York opening with heightened anticipation, as critics note a remarkable recovery and command in a demanding musical comedy setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Golden
Snactor
Geo
fElf
Dot Golden
Harber Wigther
Jon
Timothy ‘Todd
Minestle
New York
When a Play Is a Success by Lee Schubert
The article distinguishes artistic and financial success in theater. It argues artful works may fail financially and popular hits may be artistically suspect. It cites examples like Charles Klein's The Woman and the Mouse and a London premiere to illustrate that success cannot be judged from a single performance or critical opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Schubert
Tom Ropinson
Crit Ira
Charten Klein
Elamarciz
Jos
New York
Moder Wis
London
Margherita funds gifted pupil to study with Yeare's pupil
Queen Margherita provides financial support to Cor him Trem’s pupil Pietra Mariio a prodigy praised as the finest after Mozart. The gifted child, Marina, becomes a rising star at the Royal Conservatory in Brussels and joins Henry W. Savage’s grand Opera season as concert master.
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Tome
Yeare
Margherita
Cor
Soni
Yraye
Ukeo
Pupi
Pietra Mariio
Mozart
Italy
Mariio
Hla
Marina
Royal Conturatory
Brussels
Sala- Isle
Henry W. Savage
Grand Opéra Orchesta
Walt Rothwell
Alfred Feith
Lomneline Depper
Marchio
Elesp
Burone
Tonun
Giacomo Pucelii
Madam Butterfy
Sul
Puceiii
New York
Washington
Typewriter debate shapes stage storytelling in early theatre
The discussion over whether writers should use a typewriter or longhand in Billy Woods’ production reveals tensions between speed and realism. Jameson Lee Pinney favors longhand, while others embrace new tech. a cigar gag on stage underscores live performance risks.
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Jesse Lynch
Wiliams
Tyrehearsal
Dency
W_ Savage
Dily Woods
Hut Lyne
George Marion
Echerl Stige
New York
Mr. Savage
Jamecon
Lee Pinney
Veuurler
Billy Woods
Ned Tinney
Pinney
Savage
Bellew Stars in Briga dar Ge at Chicago Theatrical Night
Kyrie Bellew appeared at the finalé theater in Chicago Monday in Arthur Conan Doyle's comedy Brig adar Ge and was favorably received. The new play is full of humor on elations caused by complacent confidence of the blundering Gas can sole. Flo was ably supported by Ida Conqueat and run company of Kil led Players, all of whom effectively caught the dish ane spirit of the author's In- Realouy conception. Jules Murry responsible for the production, Mies Florunce Gear heeds the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyrie Bellew
Chicago
Arthur Conan Doyle
Bellew
Flo
Ida Conqueat
KkIled
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Dale
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Cora -Morris
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Kent
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Henry W. Day- Rae
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Ole Skinner
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Marty McGowan
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Losday
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