Three Grand Attractions This Week At The Grand
The Grand presents a varied lineup including Kocian recitals with Miss Pauline Astor gift details, a two night run of Are You a Mason at the Grand Opera House, Primrose and Dockstader minstrels with lavish scenery, and Klaw & Erlanger’s Ben Hur set as a major March spectacle with 350 principal players and extensive machinery.
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the Grand
Saint-Saens
Eocian
Atlanta
Charsley
Grand Opera House
Leo Pitrichestein
Wallack’s
New York
Rich and Harris
John « Hise
Thomas A.wise
Messrs. Rice and Wise
Edward Abeles
George Richards
Charles J. Greene
Ralph Yoerg
Jack Mahoney
Gertrude Whitty
Amy Mulfer
Margaret Evans
Hazel Chappel
Sally Cohen
Florence Earle
Primrose
Dockstaders
Dockstader
Klaw & Erlanger
General Wallace
Lawrence Barrett
Wallace
Klaw & Hrlanger
Bijou Company to Stage A Texas Steer in Atlanta Farewell Run
A Bijou Musical Comedy Company farewell visit to Atlanta features John W. Dunne as Maverick Brander in A Texas Steer. Otis Harlan, Mary Marble, Little Chip, and Tony Hart lead a strong cast with Otis Harlan praised for bringing depth to a smaller minister role.
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Bijou
Wake Wells
John W.dunne
Otis ‘Harland
Max Omann
Little Chip
Tony Hart
Dainty Mary Marble
Bijou Enterprises
Richmond House
Bijou Musical Comedy Company
Hoyt
Otis Harlan
John W. Dunne
Tim Murphy
Mr. Dunne
Maverick Brander
Congress
Harlan
Dahomey
Mary Marble
Society
Washington
Miss Marble
Httle
Comedians Shine As Company Closes This Week
The troupe features Tony Hart in a straight part and strong supporting turns by Pearl Tormie David Andrada John W. Marly Dan Marble Agnes Stott Andrew Bode Florence McNeil Gva Burnham. Max Hoffmann assembles a demanding musical program including The Kitty and the Owl with pierrot girls and Tilttie Chip as a specialty. The show likely marks the group’s last local engagement for weeks due to circuit expansion.
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Tony Hart
Pearl Tormie
David Andrada
John W
Owl
Pierrot
Tilttie Chip
Washington Society’s Many Cliques by Amy R Haskell
In Washington life the social code divides two main factions official and private. The article maps cliques from the president’s circle to the diplomatic corps, congress, and lesser government staff, noting strict precedence rules, polite evasions, and the Roosevelts private musical coterie as a notable exception.
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Amy R. Haskell
Washington
Camelat
Socialife
Archiea
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Withaveralon
Ares
Annapolis
West Point
America
Modern gentleman and hero Clark of the Oregon
Captain Clark of the Oregon is highlighted as a self restrained modern officer who leads without fanfare after the Santiago battle. The piece contrasts the old time hero with today’s restrained military leadership and recalls a congressional gift anecdote about Clark. A secondary note mentions a Paris woman who trains and plays music for spiders, linking birthmarks to spiders.
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Captain Clark
The
Oregon
Denver Post
United States Army
United States Navy
League Island Navy ‘Yard
Santiago
Clark
Iowa
Brooklyn
Tondon Express
Buttes
Chaumont
Paris
Original Banda Rossa Set for Atlanta Concerts
Sorrentino's Banda Rossa comes to the Baptist Tabernacle in Atlanta for two concerts on February 25. The renowned Italian band, acclaimed worldwide, will perform afternoon and evening shows with popular pricing and two concert season tickets.
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Hen Sorrentine
Atlanta
Lae
America
Europe
Genoa
Alman Barrett
Baptist Tabernacle
Broughton
Sorrentino
Banda Rossa
Jossa
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Cith
New World
Boston
Red Men
Italy
Red Band
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Sophie Clifford
Kocian’’—The Grand
Eva Burnham
Primrose and
Rea
Washington Society
Sampson
Eugenio Sorrentino
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