No Interference as Aldermen Balk Dyar on Union Station
The Board of Aldermen discussed a proposed southern union station and Memorial Day appropriations with eight to three voting against Alderman Dyar's order to urge the legislature to modify the charter for the terminal company. Mayor Quincy issued two vetoes, one on telephone poles and another on a Pacific Tea shelf projection, with the latter sustained. Aldermen criticized lawmakers as cowardly while debating the large charter changes and the city’s right to land and armory use.
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Board of Aldermen
Dyar
Terminal Company
Dartmouth Street
Park Square
Providence Street
Quincy
New England Telephone Company
Blue Hill Avenue
Union Pacific Tea Company
Broadway
Joshua S. Duncklee
John J. Murphy
George A. Comins
Union Station
Boston
Barry
Union
Galvin
Charles
Allen
Union Stoon
Bryant
W. F. van
W. J. Donovan
Hall
Lee
Presho
Alderman Allen
Thomas Francis Meagher
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Donahoe’s
Gorman W. F. Donovan
Duse in Camille Crane at the Hollis Hosts Mixed Boston Reception
Mme Duse opened at the Boston Museum to a large audience amid lavish press praise from New York and abroad. The review notes uneven performance with natural but subdued Camille and praises for Duval scene. cast includes Rosaspina Capelli Mazzanti. upcoming shows at Tremont and Park venues listed. Rehan engagement tickets go on sale.
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Mme. Duse
Boston Museum
New York
Nethersole
Modjeska
Bernhardt
Camille
Mathilde Heron
Dumas
Armand
Despond
Duval Pere
Boston
Carlo Rosaspina
Dante Capelli
de Varville
Ettore Mazzanti
Duvaliere
Cavalleria Rusticana
la Lacondiera
Magda
Governor of Kentucky at Hollis Street Theater
William H. Crane opens the second week of his Hollis Street engagement with a new four act drama The Governor of Kentucky by Franklin Fyles set in Frankfort Kentucky The plot centers on Governor William Lee and a forged intrigue affecting his Senate nomination with humiliation for the secretary and his daughter and a final discovery of the Governor's love for the secretary's daughter.
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Nat Goodwin
Kentucky
Crane
Burr Mclintosh
Blue Grass
William Boag
Henry Clay Bingley
Marion Abbott
Betty Bunce
Bladche Burton
Esbrooke
Robinson Sisters
Margaret
Anna
Mamie
Amy Darrow
Rehan
Hollis Street
William H. Crane
Hollis Street Theatre
Franklin Fyles
Frankfort
William Lee
United States Senate
Hopper Delivers Lively Night At Tremont Theatre In Wang Era
De Wolf Hopper headlines a vibrant Tremont Theatre program delivering rapid fire vituperative humor and topical songs. Wang revival costumes and chorus draw laughs while Edna Wallace Hopper and Alfred Kline receive praise for performance and timing as El Capitan looms next week.
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de Wolf Hopper
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Hopper
Casey
Hopper
Wang
Mataya
Alfred Kline
Pepat
Alice Hosmer
Bertha Waltzinger
Marie
Edmund Stanley
Sousa
Charley's Aunt at the Park Theatre Opens With Original New York Cast
The Park Theatre revived Charley's Aunt for a week with the original New York company led by Etienne Girardot and Nannette Comstock. The merry comedy drew laughter as all players performed skillfully, marking a return to the stage.
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the Park
Park Theatre
New York
Owen Fawcett
Frank Burbeck
Percy Lyndall
Edward S. Abeles
Etienne Girardot
Ellie Wilton
Ethel Blanche
Nannette Comstock
Leslie Haskel
Mr. Girardot
Miss Comstock
Cissy Fitzgerald to Leave Boston Stage for London Run
It is officially announced that next week at the Park Theatre offers Boston playgoers their last chances to see Cissy Fitzgerald and The Foundling. The actress and dancer will go to London to fulfill engagements abroad for at least a year, and manager Charles Frohman plans to withdraw the play from the stage at the end of the current season.
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Boston
Cissy Fitzgerald
the Foundling
London
Charles Frohman
A Trip to Chinatown Returns to Boston at Columbia Theatre
Hofyt presents A Trip to Chinatown in Boston last evening with humor stronger than before. Mrs. Guyer of Chicago appears lively alongside Miss Geraldine McCann. George Richards as Ben Gay leads a vibrant cast with Rashleigh Gay J A Libbey Norman Blood Arthur Price and others delivering spirited scenes and eccentric adventures.
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Hofyt
Boston
Columbia Theatre
A Real Charity and Veterans Tale from East Boston
Mr Michael Clancy of 458 Bremen Street East Boston reflects on wartime duty with the 9th Massachusetts and credits Doans Kidney Pills for relief from back pain urinary issues and kidney trouble. He praises Woodbury Drug Co and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sale agents and notes upcoming Wizard novelty advertising in the museum lobby.
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Fannié Miaco Delivers Notable Dance Debut
Fannié Miaco, acclaimed premiere danseuse, delivered refined performances showcasing technical skill and poise during a notable public appearance. The event highlighted her status and drew attention to her artistry.
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Davenport Opens Cleopatra Spectacle at Boston Theatre
The third week of Fanny Davenport’s engagement begins tonight with Cleopatra, a Sardou masterpiece praised for its grand stage pictures and lavish scenery. Melbourne MacDowell plays Marc Antony as critics note the strong company and realistic se scenery, with a week full of performances including a Thursday matinee.
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Boston
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Grand Opera House hosts triple bill of top acts this week
Packed house views three distinct performances from Professor Bristol's trained horses Jim the Penman and Lucia at Castle Square Theatre Irving Terry London Lyceum week. Howard Atheneum offers Zalva acrobats Hoey and many acts plus Jocko and Pongo in a lively program with swordplay, illusion and comic sketches.
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Grand Opera House
Bristol
Jim the Penman
A. M. Palmer
Herbert Chesley
Eugene Sweetland
Baron Hartfield
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J. D. Walsh
Louis Percival
May Hosmer
Nina
Jim
Caroline Hull
Bernard Dyslyn
Mackie
Walker
Charles McDonald
Ozav
Dare Brothers
Penman
Rouse
Piicen
The Wizard of the Nile opens at the Museum
The sale of seats for the Frank Daniels comic opera company engagement in The Wizard of the Nile opens this morning. Early requests for opening night, next Monday, show Boston’s favorite comedian is sure of a hearty reception.
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Boston
Eleonora Duse
Magda
Cavalleria Rusticana
Ea Lorandiera
Camille
Ramela T
Henry L. Southwick
Emerson College of Oratory
Frank Daniels Comic Opera Co
Sale Beazins
Keiths New Theatre Advent of Easter at Keiths
Easter observance relaxes at Keiths Boston vaudeville house with blooming lobbies and stage acts. Maxwell and Simpsons novelty numbers, Mile Chester and dog Lillie, Ulle Akerstrom debut, Abbott sisters, Bengali midgets, the Wonderful Craggs acrobats, DeWolfe sisters and a grand finale burlesque A Royal Battle with the Hub Quartet.
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Boston
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Ulle Akerstrom
Ed Harrigan
Lotta
Independence Bell
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Rossow Brothers
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J. W. Kelly
Buck
Lio
DeWolfe Sisters
Callie Saunders
John Topp
William Howard
Neil Matthews
Whistler
Smith and Shirley
Almeda
oHo
Hub Quartet
Palace Theatre Show Portrays Slavery Era with Quadroon Sensation
Arnold's Quadroon Sensation company presents a Southern life themed program at the Palace Theatre this week. Thirty performers stage Life on the Plantation with realistic scenes, a lively burlesque, and notable specialties, offering a departure from typical colored-artist shows.
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Arnold
Quadroon Sensation Company
Easter Resort Show Delights Patrons with Diverse Acts
Manager Dunn presents an Easter program of high order amusements. Curio halls showcase Turkish smoking parlor with Hadji Baha and Sul tana while Perkins seals perform new routines and Polly the talking seal attracts crowds. X ray Salrails dazzle, Balmo the human eel and other acts entertain. Stage features include Fox and Ward, Nellie Rice, Eva Reide, John Reilly, the Gleasons, Gertie Lamont and Minnie Weston performances.
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Dunn
Hadji Baha
Sultana
Professor Perkins
Polly
Salrails
Balmo
Alice
Fox and Ward
Nellie Rice
George Revere
Eva Reide
Little Magnet
John Reilly
The
Gleasons
Gertie Lamont
Minnie Weston
White Crook draws large Lyceum crowds with new sets
Two large audiences attended the White Crook company at the Lyceum yesterday. The season’s high spending shows in improved scenery, costumes and acts. Favorites include Bryant and Smith the Milanese minstrels Miss Lena LaCourier contralto Tru hart and Kennedy and others. Usual performances are given daily.
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White Crook
Lyceum
Bryant and Smith
Lena LaCourier
Truhart and Kennedy
Tully Franklyn
Howard and
Earl
Flora
Queen
Slack Wire
Meadow Brook
Palmer
Alabama
Barr
Evans
Wonderland bill features spectacle and illusions at Crystal Maze
At Wonderland 11 Tremont Row Manager Pilling presents a bright Easter season program. The burning at the stake phono optical depiction of Robert Henson Hilliard draws crowds while Birdie Morrell’s alligators captivate the audience. A pet leopard amuses ladies from a distance and Pama hasika’s birds impress. Hindoo box trick defies detection as a Circassian prince and princess, Albino maiden, Fol lies Bergeres octet, Texas Ben and Texas Ann, phantom sprite and Cadi entertain. Crystal Maze marks six months in Boston with a gift for each lady patron, a silver belt buckle or a collar and shirt studs. Vulcanita new illusion replaces Mystic Statue and proves a popular draw in the city’s favored resort.
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Tremont Row
Pilling
Robert Henson Hilliard
Birdie Morrell
Pamahasika
Follies Bergeres
Pretty Girls
Texas Ben
Texas Ann
Cadi
Boston
von Palm
Proprieter Lothrop to aid Carney Hospital with benefit show
George E. Lothrop founder of the Howard Atheneum plans a Sunday night benefit at the Howard to raise funds for the Carney Hospital in South Boston. He will provide theatre, talent, lights, and printing, hoping a large audience will donate proceeds to the destitute and injured cared for by the hospital.
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Howard Atheneum and
Grand Museum
Carney Hospital
Boston
Lothrop
the Howard
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