Tabasco Captivates Boston with Seabrooke Opera Team
Tabasco impressed a full Boston audience at the Museum with Thomas Q. Seabrooke leading as Francois. Barnet Chadwick and Seabrooke receive praise for improvements, lavish costumes, and strong singing and dancing by Elvin Crox, Walter Allen, Otis Harlan, Catherine Lingard, Rose Cooke, and J. F. Sheehan.
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Isle of Champagne
Prodigal Daughter Opens at Columbia Theatre in Spectacle
The Prodigal Daughter opened last night at the Columbia Theatre after a previous hearing was halted by the Globe Theatre fire. Henry Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris present a melodrama famed for lavish staging and abundant properties, delivering clear reward and retribution themes.
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Henry Pettitt
Augustus Harris
Gentlemenly villain and witty assault on stage at Aintree
A theater review praises a five act tragedy with a sharp witty dialogue and a grandstand view of a race scene at Aintree. It commends Leonard Boyne as hero and Ralph Delmore as villain, with strong ensemble members J H Barnes T D Frawley Jolly Jefferson De Angelis Helen Dauvray Adelaide Prince Maxime Elliott and lively horses. The Prodigal Daughter returns for two weeks with Keenan and Ryan, and The Diplomats is added to the lineup.
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Aintree
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Leonard Boyne
J. H. Barnes
T. D. Frawley
Ralph Delmore
Jolly Jefferson de Angelis
Helen Dauvray
Diplomats Five Act Drama Delights Boston Audiences
Boston audiences enjoyed a strong five act production of The Diplomats at the Grand Opera House by a stock company. Joseph Haworth and Henrietta Lander delivered standout work with Sardoulike tension in Act 3 while the rest of the cast satisfied, though Lander showed occasional lapses. The audience also praised Julia Marlowe in Twelfth Night at Hollis Street Theatre with strong support from Walter Hale Edward Howard and H. A. Weaver as the ensemble delivered a lively performance and Marlowe received multiple curtain calls.
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Boston
Edward M. Alfriend
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Cecil Castelmore
Joseph Haworth
Louise Vandorm
Henrietta Lander
Mr. Haworth
Miss Lander
Will Cavinsdale
Mark Price
France
Isabelle Everson
Annie Clarke
Hollis Street
Julia Marlowe
Viola
Walter Hale
Orsino
Edward Howard
Sebastian
H. A. Weaver
Sir Toby Belch
Parisian Frolics at Palace Theatre Impress Audience
The French Folly company opened a week at the Palace Theatre with Parisian Frolics, featuring Mile. Krause, John Tierney, Cook and Clinton, Fitzgerald and Kelly, the Wood sisters, Collins and Henshaw, Miss Henshaw, Proto, Press Eldridge, Sam Collins, May Adams, and a six-person character dance. The program includes singing, dancing, Irish monologue, and a burlesque finale The Isle of Mixed Drinks, drawing strong crowd enthusiasm.
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Kelly
Wood Sisters
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Henshaw
Miss Henshaw
Charming Little
Proto
Terpsichore
Press Eldridge
Sam Collins
May Adams
John Tierney
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Feline feats headline Austin and Stone Museum show
Austin and Stone's Museum features Professor Welton's educated cats performing on rope, gun handling, boxing, and aerial acts. Visitors applaud as monkeys, magicians, and a long list of stage acts including Ellison, Evans, Reed, Bates, and Reynolds dazzle crowds.
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de Forrest
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Bates
Peter Griffin
John S. Stewart
Harriet Kent
Wooten and
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Arthur Reynolds
Purcell and
Powers
Kate Elliot
Raymond Brothers
Tom Whalen
Carland
Henry
Cleopatra at Boston Theatre Stars Davenport and MacDowell
Fanny Davenport's Cleopatra dazzles Boston Theatre last evening with Melbourne MacDowell as Marc Antony. The large audience applauded the brilliant acting and elaborate scenery, especially the Memphis terrace and tempest sequences. The show runs through the week, followed by Hoyt's A Texas Steer.
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Cleopatra
Melbourne MacDowell
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Marc Antony
Hoyt
Texas
Sardou
A Texas
Dorothy at Keith’s theatre delights crowd with Bijou company
Continuous performance earns praise as Stephenson and Cellier’s Dorothy charms Boston audiences at Keith's theatre. Milton Aborn as Lurcher steals scenes while the Bijou company and vaudeville acts draw strong applause, with dancers and impressionists showcasing lively acts and electrical stage effects.
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