Stage matters at Boston events raise funds and plans
A successful Vendome fair for the Actors' Church Alliance netted about $2000 for a crowded West Street club room. J Marshall Wilson offered a versatile program at Steinert Hall with poetry prose and scenes from Hamlet and L Aiglon. Concerts and recitals by Primrose and Dockstader at the Boston Theatre and performances by Heberlein Testa and Blatvalt fill the coming weeks with eminent musicians in Boston venues.
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August Kuntz
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Carl Barth
Harold Bauer
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Actress Mrs Campbell to star at Boston Theatre lineup
Mrs Campbell closes with a strong week at the Boston Theatre repertory unveiling a varied program. This afternoon Beyond Human Power leads the bill and Magda tonight. Mrs Fiske appears Thursday at Tremont as Nora in A Dolls House, with Sardou's Divorcons slated for next week as the final engagement in the city.
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Geo
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Herbert Waring
London
Liebler & CO
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Thurs
Mme Herrmann At Faneuil Hall Market Mystery
The widow of the great magician Mme Adelaide Herrmann entertained Back Bay marke ters in Faneuil Hall by a morning display of magic. She produced gold coins from eggs and fruit, transformed rabbits, and changed pigeon colors, shaming astonished marketmen before departing.
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Boston Music Hall
One-Act Tragedy and Variety at Boston Theaters
The standing program includes Little Italy with Frederick de Belleville in two plays at Park shows cap of Fortune fading. Nell Burgess in The County Fair returns April 14. Tonight The Girl from Paris at the Columbia stars Maud Williams Mamie Gilroy and Sam Sidman. Herrmann the magician headlines Grand Opera House for the week. McCarthy’s One of the Bravest delights Bowdoin Square. Orphans of New York follows next week. Martha at the Bijou with Fatmah Diard earns praise. Faust repeats tonight. McFadden’s Row of Flats opeates Grand Opera House next week. Bostock’s Animal Arena nears season end with big patronage. Gertie Carlisle and Sager Midgely appear at Keith’s with Sammy and Sarah sketches. Mme Herrmann at Music Hall features Night in Japan. Kaufmann troupe offers top bicycle act. Ben Hur at Austin & Stone’s Museum attracts crowds. Marty Burns at Nickelodeon shows boxing flair. Weber & Melds ready for April 21 Tremont crowds. Grossmith’s Boston recitals entertain with Busy Americans and social sketches Little Worries. He previews Ibsen humor and Mendelssohn piano pieces. Grossmith’s last Boston recitals set for Chickering Hall.
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Grand Opera House
Charles McCarthy
Bowdoin Square
Wood
New York
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Bijou
Fatmah Diard
Howard
Kaufmann
Ben Hur
Austin & Stone's
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Nickelodeon
Tremont
Schoeffel
First Grossmith Recital Opens at Chickering Hall
English artist George Grossmith greeted a full Chickering Hall audience as he presented the first recital of the season last evening, drawing favorable notices for his wit and musical sketches.
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I Will Cure Rheumatism With Dr Shoop’s Cure Promise
A sales pitch claims to cure rheumatism through a blood cleansing remedy after 2000 experiments. The marketer offers six bottles for $5.50 after a month if it works, with a money back if not, and promises a booklet and an order by postal card to Dr Shoop Box 683 Racine Wis. Mild cases may require one or two bottles and the medicine is available at all druggists.
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Donohoe Details Bennett Write Ups in Libel Case
Testimony in the Frank P. Bennett libel suit recounts John F. Donohoe paying $1000 for a five column Devonshire article to favor the Addicks side in 1892. He says the payment bought Bennett's influence not the article. He testifies about meetings, claims of blackmail, and the role of Bay State Gas Company finances in lobbying.
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Boston
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Mayor Explains Proposed Cut in Appropriations
Mayor Collins outlined that the reductions target department appropriations while increasing the reserve fund. He said departments should stay within their allocations, and any deficits would be covered by reserves, with no overall cut in the total sums. The conference committee meets today on loan bills, and the Common Council will act on the report tomorrow, likely approving Collins's new bill with minor changes.
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Committee On Conference
Common Council
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