Star theater to stage melodrama with music and vaudeville
The Star theater will present next week a melodramatic musical bill with vaudeville specialties, updated company, new moving picture features, and the extravaganza The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast. Performances run each night with matinees Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast is highlighted for its elaborate scenery and is compared to London pantomimes. Also featured are Everyman with Ben Greet and Lillian Russell in The Butterfly tour, plus Mansfield's Peer Gynt with a grand electrical storm scene and extensive scenery.
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Star Theater
Price Theater
Star Company
Vaudville
Moving Picture Machine
London
Drury Lane
Kiaw & Erlanger
Arthur Collins
America
the Grand
Everyman
Ben Greet
Henry VIII
Dodsley
Greet Company
William Peel
Elizaethan Stage Society of
England
18 Society
Oberammergau
Rama
Ds Ee
Lillian Russell
South
Middle West
Miss Russell
Light Comediennes
Kellett Chambers
Haddon Chambers
New York City
Saratoga
Joseph Brooks
Butterfy
Sterling
Eugene Ormonde
John Flood
Fred L. Tiden
John Jack
Grant Mitchell
Charles Lamb
Roland H. Hill
Isabel Merrill Richards
Kate Griffith
Rosalie DeVaux
Kpe
Father
Sartent
Merchant of
Poaresy
Grand Theatre Hosts Ben Greet Players In Classic and Modern Shows
The Grand presents Ben Greet Players with Everyman on Monday and Tuesday matinees, The Merchant of Venice Tuesday night, and The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast midweek. Sins of the Father is not scheduled this season. Additional acts include Tim Murphy in A Corner in Coffee and Richard Mansfield in Peer Gynt on selected dates.
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Tim Murphy
Richard Mansfield
High Class Production At 70 Bijou Next
Miss Anna Day shines as Mary Tudor in When Knighthood Was In Flower. The role showcases her dramatic instinct, dignity, and passion with graceful support from Alfred Swenson. Criterion Theater Company delivers elegant staging and rich costuming under Ernest Kipman.
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Anna Day
Mary Tudor
Miss Day
Miss Ny
Alfred Swenson
Brandon
Ernest Kipman
Misa Day
Criterion Theater Company
the Bijou
Good Roads or No Mail Rally Across Nation
A Buffalo News editorial argues the government should not deliver mail on dangerous roads. It calls for investment in highways to boost efficiency and warns rural routes may be cut if conditions persist, urging action to improve infrastructure nationwide.
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Buffalo News
Hard Luck Speeder Involved in Fatal Accident
A terse exchange notes that a speedster named Speeder caused a fatal incident when his automobile ran over a man. The dialogue implies public scrutiny and moral judgment about the driver and the事件.
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Speeder
Cleveland Press
Pointed Paragraphs and Public Figure Critique Snapshots
A collection of pointed quips and editorial snippets about culture, politics, and prominent figures. Includes remarks on politeness, taste, opera, railroads, and financier power, with quotes from The New York World and Cleveland papers.
Ten Nights in a Barroom to Open at El Dorado Next Week
Baldwin Merville Stock Company brings Ten Nights in a Barroom to the El Dorado with nightly performances next week. The drama follows Joe Morgan from the Sickle and Sheaf bar to his family’s ruin and vigil against drink, featuring Little Salisbury and a matinee schedule through Saturday.
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Baldwin-Melville Stock Company
United States
Simon Slade
Frank
Joe
Morgan
Mary
Slade
Mr. Murdoch
Joe Morgan
Willie Hammond
Harvey Green
Joe Mo
Squire Morgan
Little Little Salsbury
Atlanta
Puck
Mary Morgan
The Essence of Sin by Hartley Coleridge
A meditative verse excerpt questions whether acts thoughts and intents can be absolved by salvation. The speaker debates guilt and innocence, pondering whether a single sinful wish could redeem or doom the soul and forestall divine judgment.
We are climbing we are. A meditation on Europe past and future
The author compares Spain Belgium and Holland in a long meditation on how cruelty and piety shaped history. He recalls the Inquisition mass executions in Antwerp Ghent Amsterdam and other cities under Philip II and Mary I, argues modern progress hinges on eradicating monarchic ecclesiastical power, and urges faith in humanity despite past horrors. He urges readers to study the Dutch history to gain hope for mankind.
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Spain
Pold
Belgium
Russia
America
Japan
Holland
Columbus
Antwerp
Brussels
Charles VI
Bloody Mary
England
Holand
Rotterdam
Hague
Amsterdam
Ghent
Sealy
St. Bartholomew’s
Europe
Philip of
Flanders
Ch 'V
Philip I
Alexandra
Wilhelmina
Catherine de Medici
Alfonso
Iar
Charlies V
Henry IV
France
Philip
Netherlands
Turkey
Antwe
En Co-Operative Society
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Lester Bernard
Lena
Bill
STAR
Charles Brandon
el Dorado
Florida Times
Caton
Acre
Alapy
Santa Ee
Therr
Chicago News
Tommy
Philadelphia Press
Stuyvesant Fish
New York World
Fish
Illinois Central
VINE
Wall Street
Gueradter
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Jacob Astor
Harriman, Peabody
Auchinclogs
Ysmithers
Mrs. Smithers
Cleveland
Million
the EL Dorado
Kentucky
Hartley Coleridge
Louise Kent
Louisville
Giaxige Heavy
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
God
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