Henry V at Hollis Street Theatre in grand spectacle
Richard Mansfield presents Henry V a grand stage epic at Hollis Street Theatre with 400 on stage, elaborate scenery and costly costumes. Florence Kahn adds choral narration while Milo Brassy Ida Brassy and others deliver notable performances. The production emphasizes battlefield pageantry and royal entry with decisive combat scenes and a Te Deum.
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Shakspire
Henry V
Richard Mansfield
Hollis Street Theatre
England
Mansfield
Florence Kahn
Westminster Palace
Harfleur
Gincourt
Atenry
Duke of York
Ng Henry
London
Katherine
Henry
Troyes
Shakspere
Mansfield In the Title Role Is A Renome Late Sheecher
Orothy Chester
the Oy
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Ida Brassy
Paris
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Hen
Return of Ays in Their Laughable Absurdity Packs Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House South End crowd filled the venue last evening for Ays in Their Laughable Absurdity. Johnny Ray and Emma Ray led a strong cast with Tom Ripley and T. Dillon. Soladane and Lynn sisters added strong numbers. Next week Theo Kramer’s Human Spiders with Mary Hampton headlines.
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Grandpera House
South End
Johnny Ray
Larry Mooney
Uison
Avery
Emma Ray
Tom Ripley
General Blazer
T. Dillion
Soladane
Lynn Sisters
Theo Kramer
Castle Square Theatres Pleasing Cast Delights Crowded Evening
The Castle Square company presented Henry J. Byron’s Our Boys to a full audience. The cast delivered entertaining, well staged performances with notable precision and charm. Lillian Lawrence led as Mary Melrose and Leonora Bradley impressed as Marissa Champneys with graceful acting.
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Castle Square
Henry J. Byron
Lillian Lawrence
Mary Melose
Leonora Bradley
Marissa Champneys
Leonora Gnito
Fire Patrol thrills Bowdoin Theatre crowd in melodrama
The Bowdoin Theatre audience packed the last evening to see Fire Patrol by James W. Harkins with a strong cast. E D Denison and James Durkin drew curtain calls in key roles while Florence Hale and Gussie Hunt won praise. An added musical act by Charles Lewis pleased patrons as reserved-seat holders received a stick pin.
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Bowdoin
James W. Harkins
Mr. Harkins
E. D. Denison
Jack Dallas
Rift
Deadwood
Mason Morgan
Colorado
James Durkin
Dave Sear
Homestake
Dic Merifield
New York Fire Patrol
Carl
Allan Westford
Ttimore
E. R. Siena
Fred Amés
Lushington Staggerach
James
Rupert
Whittimore
Charles Scott
Jake Whitely
George E. Carey
Thomas
Frank Marr
Caroline Cooke
Gertrude Lovering
Reine Whittimore
Madeline Trevor
Try
JaKe Terao
Western Union
Florence Hale
Penelope ‘Whitesmore
Gussie Hunt
Toodles
Charles Lewis
Pire
Charles Willard
Crosman Delights Boston Audiences in Mistress Nell Return
Miss Henrietta Crosman enters the second week at Tremont Theatre to packed advance sales and hearty applause for George C. Hazelton's Mistress Nell. Reviewers praise her witty, brainy comedy and natural talent, noting the performance may extend her successful run in Boston with a single matinee tomorrow.
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Henrietta Crosman
Tremont Theatre
George C. Hazelton
Nell
Boston
Miss Crosman
Hazelton
Manon Lescaut Delights Boston Museum Audience
Herbert Kelcey and Effie Shannon command the Boston Museum stage in Manon Lescaut ending its second week. Shannon delivers a moving title role with pathos and charm while Kelcey strengthens Des Grieux with fire. Box office sales begin at 8 o clock for Fox uiller and Klaw Erlanger opera company appearance. A special April 15 opening will honor Museum staff W D Andreas James R Keen and Frank Cauley.
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Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Boston
Manon Lescaut
Boston Museum
Abbe Provost
New World
Miss Shannon
Fox Uiller
Jerome Sykes
Klaw & Erlanger
Comany
James R. Keen
Frank Cauley
Museum
Sapho at Park Theatre Ends Last Week in New England
Sadie Martinot stars in Sapho at the Park Theatre with De Cl del Boston accompanying. The production closes next Saturday after a final week with strong, artistic and realistic interpretation. The run ends as Sapho moves to New York for an extended engagement. Fritz in a Madhouse continues with Lottie Gilson and partners.
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Sapho
the Park Theatre
Sadie Martiniot
Olga Nethersole
New Engand
Decll Boston
Sadie Martinot
New England
New ‘York City
K. Emmet
Lottie Gilson
Sin
Park Theatre
Fritz
Colonial Theatre Opens With Hit Runovers
The Colonial Theatre launches with a striking crowd as the current hit “Ben” claims immense popularity, joining a rising slate that promises strong attendance for the new venue's opening season.
Spectators Fill Keith’s for Four Hour All Star Show
The afternoon and evening audience at Keith’s packed the house with no seats left as Hilda Thomas appeared in an automobile and the Finneys closed the program. Belle Davis and the new colored act drew praise along with John W World’s Dan Daly style routine. The Willis family and Swickards impressed, Janet Melville and Evie Stetson earned laughs, and the Finneys’ water tank stunts surprised many.
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Keith
Handsome Playhouse
Hilda Thomas
Dan Daly
Jessie Merrilles
O. G. Seymour
Maude Dupree
Willis
Frostemme at the Howard Heats Up with Reilly and Wood
The Frostemme at the Howard Theatre features Pat Reilly leading a burlesque and vaudeville bill with Laura Bennett Sallie Stembler and Janice Cree. Acts include The Cyclonic Six Crouch and Jordan dance routines Pat Reilly’s monologue and sketches Ollie Young hoop rolling and a final Dance of All Nations.
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Howard
Reilly & Wood Burlesque and
James Richmond Glenroy
Pat Reilly
Jordan
Crouch
Laura Bennett
Sallie Stembler
Janice Cree
Happy Fanny Fields
Four Emperors of Music
Keno, Welch
Melrose
Manning and
DuCrow
Bernard Sisters
Denno Brothers
Larene Bayard
Smith and Blanchard
Ed Marvelle
Max Ritter
Ed Slocum
Morrissey and
Proctor
Boston Music Hall Vaudeville Night Ends In Opera Cast Delight
Packed Boston Music Hall enjoyed a rich vaudeville program with Turiddu Santuzza and Lola in Cavalleria Rusticana. Edithgon and Miss Mason impressed, supported by Bertha Haydn, while Breese, Lew Suzy, Paulette, Burke, Bacon, Hamlin, and others provided varied entertainment.
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Boston Music Hall
Thomas B. Persse
Turiddu
Edithgon
Castle Square Entre
Santuzza
Thherts
Edmund Breese
Castle Square Theatre Stock Company
Lew Su Iy
Paulette
Burke
Bacon
Hamlin
Vitagraph
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Surge in Boston
A Boston reader declares Doan's Kidney Pills cured her chronic backache and kidney related pain since childhood. The letter from Mrs. B. B. Mills praises the remedy, urging others to remember the name Doan's and buy from Foster Milburn Co. Sole US agents. Also ad copy mentions price and availability.
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South
Boston
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Ten Nights in a Barroom Thrills Grand Theatre Audience
Grand Theatre presents Ten Nights in a Barroom in a refined revival with lively dialogue and scenic effects. Lorimer Johnstone stars as Joe Morgan alongside an able cast including Kirke, Owens, Bliss, Carroll, and Green. The production runs for one week with special bargain prices for ladies.
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Lorimer Johnstone
Joe Morgan
Mr. Kirke
Samie Switchell
J. J. Owens
Bam Slack
Mr. Bliss
Mr. Romaine
Mr. Carroll
Mr. Green
Miss Hyland
Mrs. Morgan
Miss Thornton
Lottie Brandon Wins in Second Week of Austin Museum Races
Fair Lottie Brandon and Emma Bayne duel in the second week of racing at Austin and Stone’s Museum. Brandon leads with Bayne close behind as five races favor the “century queen” and Bayne takes two wins. The show features Hindu Creole dancers and Bombay Theatre acts with a cast including Harland and Lee and the Preston family.
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Lottie Brandon
Emma Bayne
Austin & Stone’s
Miss B Fon
Professor Hutchine
Mrs. Bayne
Lottie
Bombay Theatre Company
Paris
Vaudevillians
Nevely - Harland and Lee
Preston
Carter
Watson
Brancroft
Williams
Palmala
Armstrong
Porter
King Sisters
Walsh
Thorne
Patnaudes
George Volna Harrington
Jessie Hayes
Bernhardt Coquelin Advance Sale Shatters Local Records
The Bernhardt Coquelin engagement at the Boston Theatre opens two weeks of performances starting next Monday. Tickets sold from 9 am with many lineing up overnight. the first week features L Aiglon nightly and Wednesday and Saturday matinees. The farewell period includes Cyrano de Bergerac Camille Frou Frou Hamlet with Mme Bernhardt in Hamlet and Constant Coquelin as the gravedigger.
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Moe
Boston Theatre
Big Playhouse
Boston
Cyrano de Orgetes
Toso
Camille
Hamlet
Mme. Bernhardt
Constant Coquelin
Sousa Concerts at New Symphony Hall Next Weekend
Sousa and his band announce concerts at Symphony Hall next Friday and Sunday. The program features novelties from the band library and includes soprano Blanche Dutfield, violinist Bertha Bucklin, and trombonist Arthur Pretrombone. Fans are urged to apply early for tickets.
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Sousa
New Symphony Hall
Blanche Dutffield
Bertha Bucklin
Arthur Pretrombone
Best of the Season Noted in Sentisement Wasom Crow
The fragment notes yest gs as one of the best of the season across departments with a mention of the main curio hall as part of the display.
Merry Maidens at Lyceum Theatre
The Lyceum Theatre offered Jacobs ene Lowry's Merry Maidens yesterday with Nellie ly as aunt favorite at the house. James Lowry Sem Rise Jack Cotroy and Andy Barr support a capable cast. The first part featured A Night at the French Ball staged with black art and twelve young ladies. The Black Tulip act used extensive electrical effects, followed by a fine satire A Merry Maidens Lovers closing the show.
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Jacobs Ene Lowry
Nellie Ly
James Lowry
Sem Rise
Jack
Cotroy
Andy Barr
Taylor Sentenced After Controversial Domestic Case
Benjamin R. Taylor and Mrs. Annie Cashahian were tried before Judge Gaskill. Both received eight months in the House of Correction for an entangled domestic dispute. Cashman, her husband, serves two years for assaulting Taylor. The case arose after Cashman found his wife with Taylor and stabbed Taylor twice in retaliation.
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R. Taylor
Annie Cashahian
Gaskill
Superior Criminal Court
House of Correction
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Taylor
Cashiman
Boston
Denmark’s King Celebrated on Eighty Third Birthday
Copenhagen reports the eighty third birthday of King Christian. Officials diplomats and dignitaries offered congratulations as crowds cheered from Amalienborg palace and in the city. The king appeared on the balcony with his tiger escorts and a banquet honored by Crown Prince Frederik’s toast to the King Queen Alexandra and Dowager Empress Marie of Russia. The royal party plans travel to Cronberg before returning home.
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Christian
Denmark
Amielnberg Palace
Rhoneederick
Alexandra
Marie
Russia
Queen Alexandra
Cronberg
Rurdy Gurdy Party At Deer Island
Deer Island officers hosted a hurdy gurdy party for matrons nurses and visitors last evening. Twenty dances were planned with a fine collation by Miss N B Davis. Floor marshal was James R Gerrish master of the institution aided by Lorenzo D Perkins deputy master and Officer John P Riley with Howard W Wheeler as floor director.
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N. B. Davis
James R. Gerrish
Lorenzo D. Perkins
John P. Riley
Howard W. Wheeler
C. P. Greene
Arthur Bedell
George O’donnell
Edwin Morrison
J. F. Vinal
Ambrose Ingram
James Hogsett
P. Cunningham
G.S. Campbell
Peter Cooper
Walter Ingram
George Carroll
William Ham
Eugene Hamlin
Trial by Jury Stirs Roxbury Audience at St Patrick's Hall
A lively one act comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan was staged by the St Patrick's Young Men's Catholic Association in Roxbury last evening. The cast featured Miss Anna M Witherell as the bride and Mr Frederick Walsh as the bridegroom with a strong supporting group. The performance followed an entertaining one act circular and showcased trained singers and a spirited group of performers from the association.
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St. Patrick's School Hall
Roxbury
Young Men's Catholic Association
James ©. Gallagher
Anna M. Witherell
Frederick Walsh
Mooney
A. McConagle
Peter Larkin
Louis Phoneut
Gagan
Mary A. Calnan
M. Norton
Mary E. Southwick
Josie Kelley
K. A. Murphy
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C. A. Mu Margaret Cotter
C. P.ananiay Myers
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The Elder Brother Presented by Delta Upsilon Society
Last night featured grads night at Brattle Hall Cambridge with J. H. Holmes as the Elder Brother. R. H. Van Law played the leading lady well. Two more Brattle Hall performances are planned tonight and Friday, followed by a final show Saturday in Copley Hall Boston.
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Delta Upsilon Society
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
J. H. Holmes
R. H. van Law
Copley Hall
Boston
Charles Maxwell Files Bankruptcy Petition in District Court
Charles Maxwell a merchant residing at 123 Rutherford Road filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition on Monday in the United States District Court. Liabilities total 36911.80 with assets of 17139.27 including real estate 3400 stock in trade 44.20 debts due on open account 662.15 other personal property 135 cash 2.37.
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Charles ©. Maxwell
Rutherland Road
United States District Court
Receipt note for free samples at The Abbey New York
A brief notation lists a free sample offer upon receipt of a name. The address “0 15 Murray Street” in New York is referenced, indicating a contact point for requests or deliveries. Further context is limited in the fragment.
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