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Grand Monday and Tuesday at the Al features Wilson in A Prince of Tattera
Last week’s plays spotlight Al. H. Wilson in a new romantic piece “A Prince of Tattera” set in old New York. Strong support from Fanny Bloodgood Florenge Brower and James Bevins enhances a lavish production with six new songs by Wilson. Next week the Westminstrels bring “The Wizard of Boz,” followed by The Toreador and The Man Who Dared at the Bijou, with Crane and Coghlan among the notable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wilson
Prince
Messrs
Yalle
Ellis
Mr. Wilson
Fanny Bloodgood
Florenge Brower
Jane Ferrell
May Hurt
Ross O'Neal
James Bevins
C. A. McMullen
Little Bessie Burt
Sammy
de Angelis de Pieta
Ita
East
Margaret McKinney
Nancy
Edgar Norton
Hfe
Archibald Slackett
Edward Metcalfe
William Biaisdelay
New York
Bertha Ricci
Norma Bell
Edna Burd
John Dudley
Adine Bouvier
Howard Hall
Bijou
Dumas
Monte Cristo
France
Hall
Zoological Garden
Norfolk
Gay
Granby
Mr. Hall
Count Lorrain
Hal
Mr. Crane
Mr Crane
Atlanta
Montana
Crane
Gordon
Mariette Street
Eation
John B. Gordon
Georgia
Wiliam E. Russell
Massachusetts
Mason and Dixon
Billy’ Russell
Billy Blue
Rose Coghlan
Mark Antony
Marcus Aurelius
Lumpkin
Denman Thompson
Man
Marcus Ag Tellus
Mttle
Alphonse
Gaston
Marcus Aurelia
Glen Echo
Mss
Glen
Mary Marble
Suat
Mary MarDie
Comedienne
Gronden