Girl in White shines at Tremont in strong four act drama
At Tremont Theatre last evening the four act drama The Girl in White by Ramsey Morris was staged with a strong cast led by Pauline Frederick as Lenore Calvert and Orrin Johnson as Philip Stewart. The plot follows Lenore and her mother from the Riviera to claim an estate aided by Stewart whose wife’s avoidance and a Count Scolari catalyze a happy ending. The production runs two weeks with solid company support and lively incident throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Ramsey Morris
Carton
Violet Horton
Alta Horton
Mathilde Nelson
Madame Gros
Sarah Louise
Morris
Lenore Calvert
America
Riviera
Philip Stewart
Calverts
Lenore
Stewart
Count Scolari
Pauline Frederick
Orrin Johnson
Percy Lyndal
Dick Schuyler
Eleanor Moretti
Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model at Grand Opera House
Grand Opera House presents Owen Davis four act melodrama Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model. Nellie Grey, child of a wealthier mother, seeks her father while an unscrupulous nephew plots to keep the inheritance. Paul Burns and Frances Cameron lead strong performances with capable support from Jack Carroll and J Irving White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Owen Davis
Grand Opera House
Nellie Grey
Paul Burns
Frances Cameron
Jack Carroll
J. Irving White
Fannie McIntyre
Palace Theatre Presents Crackerjacks Week at Palace
The Crackerjacks and Waldron offer a continuous 1 to 10 30 show with two burlesques The Society Whirl in Cupidsville and Nature in Marble Hall Van Osten leads with support from Warner Bekel Leoni and Della Faytelle among a chorus of singing dancers Also featured are Walsh Maitland the grottesque comiques Della Faytelle Eckel and Warner the Millard brothers Nellie the canine star Baker Mack Leonard and Lester Kit Carson a celebrated sharpshooter and the Emerald trio plus J W McCann and the Palacescope detectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Manchester
Palace Theatre
Alio
Walsh and Maitland
Della Faytelle
Eckel and Warner
Millard Brothers
Nellie
Palace
Baker and Mack
Leonard and
Lester
Kit Carson
Emerald
J. W. McCann
Bowdoin Square Theatre Review The Boy Scout
The Bowdoin Square Theatre presented The Boy Scout with N S Wood as Light ning Low drawing crowd praise. The West set tale features a timely rescue of the homestead, thwarting kidnappers, and light romance. Regular stock actors Wilmer Walter and others supported, with Indian soldiers and real animals enhancing scenes. Shows run weekly with Friday souvenir night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
N.S. Wood
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mr. Wood
Bowdoin Square Stock Company
Wilmer Walter
E. D. Denison
Leonard Broughton
Butler Haviland
Dan O’reilly
Ollie Plunkett
Annette’ Marshall
Alice Taunton
Strongheart Makes a Stir At Park Theatre With Edesons Performance
Robert Edeson delivers a polished Strongheart as a vivid college football tale at the Park Theatre. The cast including Harrison Ford and Mary Boland sustains energy with quick movement and broad realism. The play runs a fortnight before Cleo with Nance ONeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edeson
Park Theatre
William C. de Mille
Strongheart
Edeson
Edson
Harrison Ford
Richard Sterling
David Todd
Sydney Ainsworth
Frank Nelson
Francis Borne
A. Byron Beasley
Frank J. McIntyre
Columbia
Mary Boland
Dorothy Nelson
Marjorie Wood
Molly Livingston
Mr. Edeson
Cleo
Nance O'Neil
Gillette and Doro end Boston visit with Clarice
Hollis Street Theatre closes its four week run of Clarice starring William Gillette and Miss Doro as the final weekend approaches. Ellen Terry arrives to open a different engagement under Charles Frohman with Captain Brassbound's Conversion and The Good Hope. Special Boston rates are set at two dollars and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillette
Clarice
Hollis Street Theatre
Mr. Gillette
Miss Doro
Boston
Dr. Carrington
London
America
Charles Frohman
Terry
Captain Brassbound
George Bernard Shaw
the Good Hope
Nance Oldfield
Mr. Rich
New York
Hollis ST
Clarige
Miss
Doro
Ellen Terry
Lyric Theatre Shows New Pictures and Musical Acts
The Lyric at 734 Washington Street presents many new pictures including Bobby's Balloon a comical trick film and The Spy a Civil War tale. Also shown are Death by Own Action Impossible Taking Moving Pictures and Animals at Central Park with Miss Powers Heiland Murdoch Chase and Fred Gardner performing songs and instrumentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Bobby
Central Park
Misses Powers
Heiland
Professor Murdoch
Miss Chase
Fred Gardner
Boston Wax Exhibit Promises Largest U S Display
Visitors who have toured the Musee will find a grand show across six floors with a pleasant reception room. The Boston exhibit offers wax figures and features that rival Mme. Tussaud's, providing a comprehensive local alternative to international display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Tussaud’s
Reduced Rates To The West From Boston And New England
The Grand Trunk system with Central Vermont and Boston & Maine offers extended sale of Western and Northwest tickets from Boston and New England until April 29. Fares include 49.90 to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and Seattle 45.90 to Butte and Salt Lake City 28.50 to St Paul 17 to Chicago 12.75 to Detroit with low rates to other western points. Sleeper cars are available for a nominal charge with departures Mondays and Wednesdays at 11 30 A M and Chicago connections to through car lines. Contact T H Hanley N E P A at 360 Washington Street Boston for details.
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Grand Trunk Railway
Central Vermont
Boston & Maine
Northwest
Boston
New England
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Butte
Mont
Salt Lake City
St. Paul
Chicago
Detroit
T. H. Hanley
Washington Street
Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway Shines at Colonial
The Colonial opens a two week engagement of George M. Cohans Forty-five Minutes from Broadway starring Fay Templeton and Victor Moore. Moore as Kid Burns earns top notices with a vivid, life like portrait while Templeton supports with style. Other cast members include Robert Oher. attendance signals strong audience response. The run continues until April 22 followed by Richard Carle in The Spring Chicken in a complimentary benefit for Theatre personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
George M. Cohan
Fay Templeton
Cohan
Mr. Cohan
New Rochelle
N. Y
Miss Templeton
Victor Moore
Kid Burns
Forty-second Street
Coming Thro the Rye at Boston Theatre Delights Crowd
At the Boston Theatre last evening the two act musical comedy Coming Thro the Rye pleased audiences for a second time this season. George W. Hobart and A. Baldwin Sloane wrote it and Will J. Block produced it. The show features catchy music and a loyal cast with a strong dancing group. Frank Lalor provides droll humor as a tailor seeking payment for trousers, while Stella Mayhew shines in multiple comic numbers. A light evening of music and merriment under director Schindler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
George W. Hobart
A. Baldwin Sloane
Will J. Block
Frank Lalor
Stella Mayhew
Miss Mayhew
Schindler
Old Kentucky draws crowds at Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre presented Old Kentucky to large audiences yesterday. Marie Quinn as Madge Brierly impressed with girlish charm while Bert G. Clark earned praise as Colonel Sandusky Doolittle. Frank Dayton strong as Frank Layson and George Mitchell credited for Horace Holton. Louise Reming singled out for Althea Layson as new comedy work sparked laughs. Next week George Sidney stars in Busy Izzy's Vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Kentucky
Globe Theatre
Blue Grass
Madge Brierly
Marie Quinn
Sandusky Doolittle
Bert G. Clark
Mr. Clark
Frank l Layson
Frank Dayton
George Mitchell
Horace Holton
Joseph Sullivan
Charles K. French
Henry Ross
Julia Morton
Louise Reming
Althea Layson
George Sidney
Izzy
Olivia at Castle Square Theatre in Boston
Ellen Terry stars as Olivia in W G Wills adaptation of the Vicar of Wakefield with Ellen Terry as Olivia and Henry Irving’s memory noted. Cast includes Hansel as the vicar Waldron as Burchell Lasche as Olivia’s sorrowful figure Mrs Primrose played by Miss Bradley and Sophia Primrose by Miss Brandt in calm 18th century English village scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Square Theatre
Sir Henry Irving
Dr. Primrose
Ellen Terry
W. .G. Wills
Goldsmith
Wakefield
Olivia
Boston
England
Mr. Hansel
Miss Lasche
Mr. Waldron
Burchell
Bradley
Mrs. Primrose
Miss Brandt
Sophia Primrose
Theatre Comique Presents New Bills Attracting Crowds
The Theatre Comique runs a varied program this week with moving picture novelties. The Attack on the Agent depicts an Irish eviction, The Lucky Necklace features dogs Comique and Premier guiding rescuers to a lost child, and The Hand of the Artist shows painted figures coming to life. An amusing Beware of the Raffled Turkey follows a spoiled dinner party. Performers Ripley, Merriman, Elsa, Lavin, Crocker, Qualey, Hawkins and Young contribute songs and instrumental selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Comique
Ireland
Comique
Madeline Ripley
Grace Merriman
Mildred Elsa
John P. Lavin
M. 8. Crocker
Helen Qualey
Katherine Hawkins
R. E. Young
Scollay Square
Turkey
Vesta Victoria Delights Keiths Theatre Audience
Vesta Victoria earns long ovations at Keiths Theatre with "Poor John" and "Waiting at the Church" while a strong bill features Fred Lenox in On His Uppers, May Norman in Types of American Girls, Harry Tighe and his collegians, the Desmonds in French songs, and a finale of musical sketches, comedy acts, and novelty performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Victoria
Keith
John
England
Keith's
Fred Lenox
George Ade
Mr. Len
Desmonds
Wilson Brothers
Kelly
O’brien
Bert
Bertha Grant
Seymour
Will la Belle
Lillian Ashley
Inman
Twelve Red Ravens headline at Columbia Theatre this week
The Columbia Theatre features the Twelve Red Ravens led by Miss Hilda Carle with the High School Girls' company performing drills and rifle work. Also on stage are the Brennans in song and comedy, Willard and Hughes in Bowery to Broadway, Kennedy Evans and Kennedy in a Wall Street farce, and a pair of farces Mixtures and Cupid in the Philippines with Tony Kennedy Ted Evans and Al Lewis providing comic highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Theatre
Hilda Carle
Brennans
Lilla
George
Willard
Hughes
the Bowery
Broadway
Swedish Symphony Orchestra Tops Austin & Stone Show
The Swedish Symphony Orchestra performed at Austin & Stone's Museum with over a dozen artists in solo and ensemble works. The program featured odd instruments like bottles and nails, plus attractions in the curio hall including Fielding and the Snakerines. The theatre offered two stage shows with Miss Lottie Blanchard, Alton and Brandon, Miss Dale, Arberg and Wagner, and Eth El Norman, among others, plus monologist George Whalen and new motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Swedish Symphony Orchestra
Curio Hall
Fielding
Topp
Snakerines
Till
Lottie Blanchard
Alton
Brandon
Miss Dale
Arberg
Wagner
Messrs. Cook
Benedict
Paris
Ethel Norman
George Whalen
Bert Shader
Haley and
Harry
Demonella
Burlesque at Lyceum Showcases Household Acts
The Vanity Fair Burlesque troupe performs two burlettas at the Lyceum Theatre this week with a moving picture exhibition. Belle Wilton, Anna Arline, Ernest Shaw, Fred Reed and Curtis Jones headline the main acts. The Wang doodle Four deliver clean black comedy and Barnold's dog and monkey pantomime company is praised as the top feature on Dill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanity Fair
Lyceum Theatre
Fall River Line
Belle Wilton
Anna Arline
Ernest Shaw
Fred Reed
Curtis Jones
Reed
Shaw
Smith
Baker
Jessie Sharp
Wangdoodle Four
Barnold
Big Dog
Another Grenfell Lecture in Huntington Hall Boston
Dr. Grenfell repeats an illustrated talk at Huntington Hall Institute of Technology on Monday April 15 at 8 PM to address Labrador life. The event follows a January Boston lecture and will present deeper details of his Labrador coast work before he sails from New York the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Grenfell
Huntington Hall
Labrador
Lewande and Wilson's Bijou Circus at Park Square
Lewande and Wilson's Bijou Circus comes to Park Square rink for a week with two daily performances. The act promises mammoth circus features and crowd-pleasing spectacle. A bicycle paced roller skate race is set for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park SQ
Lewande & Wilson
Park Square
Labor notes from Boston unions report wage talks and meetings
Secretary Arthur M. Watson travels to Indianapolis for a general executive board meeting. Carpenters and tinsmiths hold meetings on Hanover and Green streets as new agreements and charters are discussed for enforcement and future meetings. Union officers at 45 Eliot street note wage gains for Stone Pointers Assembly 1626 K of L and expect three firms yet to grant raises to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Watson
Carpenters’ District Council
Indianapolis
Wharf and Bridge Carpenters’ Union
Hanover Street
Union of Tinsmiths
Green Street
Moyer-Haywood-Pettybone
Dennis D. Driscoll
State Branch
A. F. of
Fred J. Kneeland
Frank H. McCarthy
George L. Cain
Hugh Garrett
John D. Cowper
Blacksmiths’ Union 209
Blacksmiths’ Helpers
Union
Eliot Street
James J. Freil
New York
International Stereotypers and Electrotypers’ Union
Boston Electrotypers’ Union 11
Oston Cooks’ Union 828
Copley Hall
Marshal
Charles Irwin
Samuel Hanscom
Elot Street
Old Howard Theater Makes Dull Day Bright With Burlesque Show
Yesterday at the Old Howard a full house enjoyed a 1 pm start to a lively program headlined by George B. Alexander returning home and the Star Show girls. The burlesque Dopey Dan drew laughs as Burke and Dempsey performed to drive away rain gloom. The lineup featured Ruth Garnold May Madcap Madison brothers Kittle Stevens Denton Scott Bohette George Foster and William H M Smith with the Howardscope pictures and a tease that the Champagne Girls will visit next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Howard
George B. Alexander
Star Show
Alexander
Dan
Burke
Dempsey
Ruth Garnold
May Madcap
Madison Brothers
Kittle Stevens
Denton
Scott
Bohette
George Foster
William H. M. Smith
Howardscope
Howard
Orpheum Week Opens With Laughter and Variety
The Orpheum Theater launches a week's engagement headlined by George Evans who kept audiences laughing 26 minutes. The bill includes Mark Murphy in The Coal Strike, Raymond & Caverly, Haywards-Conroy The King of the Blackwellis, the eight Vassar Girls with Nanette and other acts, Clarice Vance, Chinko the juggle novelty, Minnie Kaufmann bicycle act, Gallando clay moulding and kinetograph motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Williams
Orpheum
George Evans
Evans
Mark Murphy
Raymond &. Caverly
Haywards-Conroy Company
Blackwellis
Vassar
Armstrong
Electrical Ballet
Nanette
Jessica Cree
Whistler
Clarice Vance
Chinko
New York Hippodrome
Minnie Kaufmann
Kaufmann
Gallando
Theatre Premier Opens With Strong Bill In Boston
The Theatre Premier in Boston drew large crowds yesterday with Daniel Boone as the standout feature. The Tramp's Dream provided humor while The Mischievious Sketch offered a mystery act with a magician. New songs with illustrated pictures by May Vincent, Clara Belle Hergt and Thomas Bullock were performed, and instrumental pieces were played by Harry J. Norton, Ruth Wilmore and Bessie Beasley. Box parties added to the varied afternoon and evening audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Amusement Palace
Daniel Boone
May Vincent
Clara Belle Hergt
Thomas Bullock
Harry J. Norton
Ruth Wilmore
Bessie Beasley
Wedding of Miss Crawford and Walter J. Mayers
Miss Alice P. Crawford daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Crawford will wed Walter J Mayers former counsel of the Police Board at St Eulalia s chapel at 9 am The Rev Robert J Johnson will perform the ceremony Miss Jane J Crawford is bridesmaid Best man is Dr John H Mayers The couple will honeymoon in New York and reside at 76 Barry Street Dorchester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Alice P. Crawford
Thomas A. Crawford
East Broadway
Walter J. Mayers
Police Board
St. Eulalia’s Chapel
Fourth Street
Gate of Heaven
Pennsular
Harvard
Robert J. Johnson
Gate of Heaven Church
Jane J. Crawford
John H. Mayers
Francis X. Crawford
Francis W. Falvey
Richard J. Cotter
Leo A. Rogers
Francis J. Brine
George H. Crawford
New York City
Barry Street
Dorchester
Walter J. Meyers
Missing 14 year old ward Alberie Rourbson in Dorchester
Friends fear Alberie Rourbson has been lured away or kidnapped after vanishing from 20 Windermere road with the Sullivan family. The 14 year old girl, described as pretty and very large for her age, has been a state ward living with the Sullivans for three months. Descriptions were broadcast to Boston police early this morning as a general alarm for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberie Rourbson
J. E. Sullivan
Windermere Road
Dorchester
Rourbson
Sullivan
Boston
Government Ownership of Railroads Debated at Boston College
The Fulton Debating Society held its prize debate last night on government ownership of railroads. John I. O'Hare 1908 and James A. Coveney 1910 won top honors with O'Hare receiving the gold medal. Edward J. Hurley 1907 and Henry P. McGlinchey 1909 argued the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Debating Society
Boston College
John I. O'Hare
James A. Coveney
Edward J. Hurley
Henry P. McGlinchey
Edward, F McSweeney
E. Mark Sullivan
Edward F. Benson
Fitzpatrick to Testify Against Lottery Officials in Mobile
Francis X. Fitzpatrick the Cambridge millionaire who was arrested after Boston lottery raids left for Mobile with his counsel John H. Casey. He is expected to testify against Honduras Lottery Company officers at their Thursday trial along with Secret Service Agent Joe Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis X. Fitzpatrick
Cambridge
Boston
Mobile
John H. Casey
Fitzpatrick
Honduras
United States Secret Service
Joe Murphy
Cambridge Citizens Favor Four Subway Stations
A Cambridge special committee from local organizations holds 6 996 residents names showing support for four subway stations instead of one as urged by the Boston Elevated Railway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cambridge Subway
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Marriage of Emma Ladora Lowell to Louis A. Cranston
At 16 Prescott Street Brookline a society wedding joined Emma Ladora Lowell daughter of Mr and Mrs J Quincy Lowell and Louis A Cranston of Boston. The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles O Noyes of Winter Hill Congregational Church last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Curtis
Prescott Street
Brookline
Iss Emma Ladora Lowell
J. Quincy Lowell
Louis A. Cranston
Boston
Charles O. Noyes
Winter Hill Congregational Church
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Gilbert Miller
Charles Fleming
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Bkes
Pauline Frederick Calvert
Ethel Winthrow
Cea Terese Deagle
Amy Ricard
Bob Wellington
Alec Butler
Lord Eric Branscomb
Legare
Redmo
Lola May Mee
Florence Coventry Thaeres
Mathis Sara Lewis
Lyric Theatre
Eden Musee
Colonial Theatre
Keith’s Theatre
LABOR
Howard Atheneum
Sportsmen’s
Mechanics
Salem
Peary
National League
Columbus Ave
Brooklyn
Adams House
Parker House
Young’s Hotel
T. J. Boles
Washington St
Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston St
Norcross Hall
George Peirce
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador Life Huntington Hall
Maces Agency
Boyl
Symphony Hall
United States Marine Band
Washington, D
President's Own
Wm. H. Santelmann
Orpheu Mats
Oxford
Vassar Girls
Raymond & Caverly
Chinxe
Gallande
Mrs
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the Kinetograph
Mats
H. Woods
Young Buffalo
Miss Crawford
Comedienne
Fred Lennox
Perrelli Iin
McGraw Tn
Will J. Block Amusement Co
Stella Mayhew and Company
Globe &. ii
Winter St
Tanqueray
Bowdoin
Ss. Woop
Lou Patre
Lyceum
Geo. B. Alexander
Susie Smithers
Daddy
Vanity Fair P. M. Tel
Ox. Oo
Lowell-Cranston
Majestic Mar
Henry Henrie
Klaw & Erlanger
M. Cohan
Roadway
Templeton
Robert * Ea Strongheart
Girl IN White
MR. Hackett
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