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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1907

Page

4

Favorites Are Holding The Boards At Globe Theatre

Arizona the Easter week offering at the Globe Theatre enters its fourth season with strong house attendance. Joseph Green leads as Henry Canby, Edward J. Farrell shines as Lieutenant Denton, Alma Bradley as Boni ta Canby, Sadie Duff as Mrs Canby, Bernice Buck as Lena, and a strong supporting cast including Price Heritage, Powell, D J Sullivan, Escamilo Fernandez, John Ferris, Thomas Lingham, Isabel Gould, and Thomas Hearn.

Arizona Globe Theatre Henry Canby Aravalpa Ranch Joseph Green Edward J. Farrell Denton Bon Tony Mostano John Ferris Sam Wong Thomas” Lingham Captain Hodgman Isabel Gould Miss McCullagh Thomas Hearn Sergeant Kellar

Joe Weber closes second Colonial run with lively burlesque

Joe Weber ends the second and final week at the Colonial Theatre after a large turnout. Dream City and The Magic Knight offer comedic and operatic touches with Cecilia Loftus and Lillian Blauvelt stars, while Fay Templeton's Forty-five Minutes from Broadway tickets go on sale.

Joe Weber Colonial Theatre The Colonial Dream City Mr. Weber Cecilia Loftus Hattie Williams Rose Stahl Wit’ T.Ho@ge Maurice Farkon Lillian Lee Madelyn Marshall Lillian Blauvelt Mats Web Weber’s Theatre Co Weber's Theatre Broadway N. Y Otis Harlan Beettee Loftus Maurice Farkva Oe Weber Frank Belcher

Clarice at Hollis Street Theatre Draws Strong Crowd

The Hollis Street Theatre hosted the farewell week for Clarice last evening with a large audience. Gillette and Dora perform a well drawn romance amid comedic and near tragic scenes, signaling Dora’s rise toward stardom as final engagements near.

Clarice Hollis Street Theatre Mr. Gillette Frohman Dora Hollis Street Willon Terry Brassbouna

Park Theatre Sells Out For The Little Cherub Farewell Week

The Park Theatre drew a large crowd for the last week of The Little Cherub starring Hattie Williams. The Boston favorite shines in song and comedy with a top supporting cast and lavish production. Seats for Robert Deson in Strongheart go on sale this morning.

Park Theatre Hattie Williams Boston Miss Williams Cléver & Company

Lyric Theatre Opens Week With Wide Film Program

The Lyric Theatre offers a large week long selection of motion pictures including The Angler's Dream about a fisherman who dreams of fishing and catching a fish. Other titles include Phantom's Botanist's Misadventure and Zoo Gar. Children's programming features illustrated songs and instrumental numbers by Professor Ardock James J. O'Brien and Fred.

Lyric Theatre Phil Kenyou Ng Professor Ardock James J. O’brien Fred

The Merchant of Venice at Castle Square Week

The Castle Square stage presented The Merchant of Venice as the week’s fourth Shaksperian offering with rich scenery and a strong cast. Hansel, Johnson, and Waldron rotated as Shylock with Waldron to appear this afternoon, Lawton dazzled as Portia, and Bassanio played by von Metzel, aided by Gratiano Albion and Launcelot Gobbo Kent with Nerissa Lasche and Jessica Browning in prime form.

Shakspere Castle Square Portia Bassanio Shylock Miss Browning Nerissa Jessica Mr. Waldron

Coming Throthe Rye to Open Limited Boston Run

Seats went on sale at the Boston Theatre box office for Coming Thro the Rye. The same company from the holidays returns to perform, led by Frank Lalor and Stella Mayhew with a noted cast. A special matinee is set for Friday April 19 Patriots Day.

Boston Big Playhouse Frank Lalor Stella Mayhew John Park Frank Doane William Riley Hatch Alma Youlin Besse Gibson Florence Townsend Vernie Ross Charles Wallace Billee Taylor Percival Jennings

Tremont Theatre Show Ends English Farce Run

The Tremont Theatre finished its final week of the English farce Mr Hopkinson with large audiences praising Dallas Welford and the comedy. Box office sales began for Ramsey Morris society drama The Girl in White to run two weeks starting next Monday under manager Mackett with a strong company.

Tremont Theatre Mr. Hopkinson Dallas Welford Ramsey Morris Girl In White Tremont Théatre Mackett

Orpheum Vaudeville Presents Gennaro Band and Dazzling Acts

Last night at the Orpheum the capital vaudeville bill featured Gennaro's Band of Italian musicians in a sensational debut. Also on the program were gymnastic feats by Charles Serra on a column, the Village Choir quartet, Quo Vadis Up Side Down burlesque, O'Meers sisters on tight wire, Redford and Winchester juggling, Murray K Hill monologue, Fields and Ward skit, and Mazuz and Mazett acrobatic comedy.

Orpheum Gennaro Creatore Sousa Charles Serra Musical Boston Shean and Warren O'Meers Sisters Redford Winchester Murray K. Hill Fields and Ward Mazuz and Mazett

Columbia Theatre Feature Act Crane Delights Audiences

The Columbia Theatre bills the Alcazar Burlesquers and Lawrence Crane headlining with a glass trunk illusion and a run of talk that has audiences roaring. Acts include Mc Devitt and Kelley, Et ta Victoria, and Davis and Hart with Anna Yale leading song and comedy. Tomorrow hosts Perrilli versus Busch wrestling. Friday brings amateur acts.

Columbia Theatre McDevitt and Kelley Etta Victoria Davis and Hart Tim Sullivan Sullivan Phillipines James F. Leonard Anna Yale Perrilli Busch

The Haunted House at Theatre Comique Delights

The Easter bill at Theatre Comique features The Haunted House drawing loud laughs. River Panorama offers a grand Hudson River panorama view. Puck's Pranks shows a suburban flower bed destruction. The Yawner presents a sleepy figure causing audience fatigue. Illustrated songs showcase Madeline Ripley and others with instrumental pieces by Grace Merriman and Katherine Hawkins.

Theatre Comique Hudson River Puck Scollay Square

Uncle Tom's Cabin at Grand Opera House Appeals Strongly

Grand Opera House presents Uncle Tom's Cabin by Al W. Martin to a large crowd. A balanced company sings plantation songs with a fine chorus and quartet while Woody Van as Uncle Tom and Baby Beland as Eva earn praise for moving performances.

al W. Martin Opera House Woody van Uncle Tom Eva Baby Beland Freddie Brookman Eliza Lawyer Marks Dave H. Boles Grace la May C. W. Langstaff Phineas Fletcher Charles Wesley Simon Legree Fred Debble Skegg W. W. Shutleworth George Harris George Edward Mr. Shelby Planter Emma Beland Ophelia Ida Langstaff Chloe

Keith's Theatre Show Abounds With Comedy and Dance

Keith's Theatre features Vesta Victoria from England with songs Waiting at the Church and Poor John and multiple encores. George W. Wilson and company perform My Old Kentucky Home, plus Har ry Tate's troupe, the Jackson family cyclists, Rae and Broste satirical skit, Quaker City quartet, Livier parallel wires, Monts ponies, Peel and Diamant jugglers, Green brothers athletic turns, Black and Jones comedians, Harry Breen monologue, and a Kineto graph.

Keith's Vesta Victoria Comedienne England John George W. Wilson Harry Tate Jackson Rae Broste Quaker City Sweet Beaumont Peel and Diamant Green Brothers

Waifs of New York thrills Bowdoin Square audience

Mr. N. 8. Wood again attracts friends with Waifs of New York at the Bowdoin Square Theatre. The drama features Willie Rufus a bootblack who is really a heroine sister and follows a thrilling melodrama around two main characters. The Bowdoin Square stock company supports Wood with a notable cast for one week only including Denison Walter Haviland Brooks and Hale.

Mr. N Wood Bowdoin Square Theatre New York Mr. Wood Willie Rufus Bowdoin Square Stock Company E. D. Denison Wilmer Walter Butler Haviland Harry Brooks Ralph Brown Gertrude Binley Florence Hale Alice Thornton George Randall Leonard Broughton Frank Wright Dwight Gaylord Ollie Plunkett

Batchellor's Boston Belles At Palace Theatre For Easter Week

Palace Theatre opens Easter week with Batchellor's Boston Belles in a varied program crowding both matinee and evening shows. Star Frankie Bailey leads with Patsy and other acts include Clarence Wilbur and The New Scholar, Dooley and the Land Age, and a broad cast of musical and comedy performers.

Waldron Batchellor Boston Belles Palace Theatre Patsy Boliver Morocco Frankie Bailey Clarence Wilbur Patsy Harry la Mar John Walters Richard Black George McCone John Murray Phil MacFarland Hattie Mille Clara Adams Tiny Rice Kitty Morgan Clarence Wilbur and Hattie Mills Harper Desmond Hilliard Rice Walters Black McCone MacFarland Murray The Palace Company Paul Quinn Joe Mitchell J. W. Harrington Mimic Kincaid Piettes Holmes Louis Boraire

Bon Ton Extravaganza at Lyceum Theater

The Bon Ton Extravaganza company presents two burlesques and an alio at the Lyceum Theater this week. A Pousse Cafe features Guy Rawson and Harry Bentley with Frances Clare. Just Kids showcases Rawson and Miss Clare. Girl With the Red Mask offers a novel six mirror dancing illusion followed by The Girl Mars.

Bon Ton Lyceum Theatre Guy Rawson Harry Bentley Frances Clare Browning Bentley Rawson Miss Clare Pierce Opp Mars Miss. Clare

Majestic Theatre Hosts Snow Man Final Week and Harvard Play

The Majestic Theatre closes its Boston run of The Snow Man with strong stage direction by Burnside and new business additions. Box office opens for Henry Woodruff in Brown of Harvard, a Radcliffe graduate penned play praised for youthful spirit. Woodruff returns with the same company for the engagement at Majestic.

Majestic Theatre Boston Huberts Netherlands Burnside Henry Woodruff Brown Harvard Cambridge Aida Johnson Young Radcliffe College Woodruff

Howard Atheneum Show Delights Audiences With Variety Acts

An afternoon and evening program at the Old Howard featured the Yankee Doodle girls, the Tramp and the Golf Girl Sidonias, new acrobatic stunts by Mariam and Pearl, and a rousing reception for Edward B. White. Performers included Tucker's Farm Farce, The Majestic Trio, Patchen and Clifton, the Zogarras on the globe, the Gardner brothers as German comedians, and David MacFadyen singing In the Evening by the Moonlight Dear Louise. The Howardscope promised many new films.

Old Howard Edward B. White John L. Sullivan Franklin Batie Munroe Macx Lawrence Charles Fanny van Patchen Clifton Zogarras Gardner Brothers David MacFadyen Louise Howardscope

Easter Monday Show at Austin and Stone's Museum

The leading attraction was a world famous Swedish symphony orchestra performing vocal solos ensemble pieces and novelty instruments. Other acts included contortionists Fielding underwater illusionists Till's Marionettes Topp's Tennessee trio and a vaudeville bill with Bowden Quinn Ethel Norton May Wagner Stella King Lew Benedict and Frank Cook plus Henry Waite and Douise Walton.

Austin & Stone Sweden Snakerinos Fielding Till Topp Bowden Quinn Ethel Norton May Wagner Stella King

The New Theatre Premier Opens With Glowing Reception

A grand opening at the New Theatre Premier on Washington and Beach streets featured a 5:30 to 6 p m inspection for government members and press. The fireproof venue boasts 12 exits, pressed steel decor, white marble lobby, 5000 lights, and a modern ventilation system. Dignitaries including Mayor Fitzgerald praised the new addition to Boston’s stage scene. The program showcased The Hand of the Artist Tell tale Telephone Oh that Molar Constructing a Fishing Boat Bostocks Trained Animals and Cosmopolitan Dances with performances by Lavin Vincent Bullock and Wright Beasley. The opening night marked the house debut with a formal rat opening to follow today.

Washington and Beach Streets Washington Street Fitzgerald Boston EK. J. Ludvigh E. E. Shauer J. H. Micheal Thomas A. Mullen Alderman Berwin John P. Lavin May Vincent Thomas Bullock Clara Belle Herzt Harry J. Norton Ruth Wilmore Bessie Beasly

Immense Opening Crowd At Mechanics' Sportsmen's Show

Immense throng attended the opening at Mechanics' Building with fly casting contests won by C. E. Jacobs and L. D. Chapman. Exhibits include buffaloes, game birds, forest plates from the U S government, Indian village, guides cabins, and biographs. Prof E. E. Prince to lecture on Salmon Life tonight.

Mechanics’ Building C. E. Jacobs Frank West F. E. Soule Francis A. Niccolls, Jr C. J. McCarthy Exhibition Hall William Lord Smith United States E. E. Prince Fish Commission of the Dominion of Canada

Work Horse Parade in Old Home Week

Boston prepares for Old Home Week with a trade procession planned for July 31 or August 1. An exhibit of blue ribbon work horses from Memorial Day may join, with Mayor seeking cooperation from the Boston Work Horse Parade Association as this plan is considered.

Boston Boston Work Horse Parade Association

Bicycle Paced Roller Skate Race At Park Square

Tomorrow night at the Park Square rink the bicycle paced roller skating race will be run off. Williams the little champion will skate against Fred White the veteran roller skater. Hugh MacLean will pace White and Patsy Logan of South Boston will look after Charley Williams. Williams claims he can outpace White, while White aims to prove his speed against the younger rider.

Park Square Williams Fred White Hugh MacLean Patsy Logan South Boston Charley Williams White

Pneumatic balls the new excuse for losing a game

Macon defeated Cleveland 2 to 1 with a pneumatic ball used in practice. Murdock fouled out as Doc Payne tossed the hollow sphere from the Naps bench, and the ball’s miscue helped the winning run score while Harry Bay chased a long foul ball.

Macon Cleveland Naps Lajoie Murdock Doc Payne Harry Bay Florida

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