Filipino Warfare and a Boston Secretary in Manila
Letter from Harold Palmer Howard on General Young’s staff in the Philippines recounts nine months of battles and dangers. He describes San Mateo where Lawton died, the flag as a rare target for enemy fire, and a northern campaign pacifying ten provinces despite swollen rivers and poor roads.
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Dodds
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Vigan
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Theatres Showcases with Rice Cohen and Busy Bowdoin Card
John C. Rice and Sally Cohen headline a Grand Opera House musical skit Over the Fence with vaudeville supporting acts including Ralph and Reba Bickwell. Bowdoin Square Theatre features The Pulse of New York with Marion Manola Mason and Verdi Ladies’ Quartet. Coral ie Co at Park Theatre ends. Boston Museum presents Henry Miller in A Tale of Two Cities. Howard Atheneum highlights Reeves burlesque and a strong vaudeville bill.
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Will F. Phillips
James Levering
Harry Hadfield
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Loraine Dreux
Alice Do. Keane
Edith Talbot
Miriam Lawton
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Miss Dreux
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Mississippi
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Charles Dickens
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al Reeves
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Hisarde
Elwood
Sak Denies Ood
Nickelodeon Hosts Large Week of Wrestling and Vaudeville
Walker brings a New England stage debut of Roeber v Olsen wrestling replayed from Madison Square Garden plus Georgia minstrels and vaudeville acts. The program features L B Walker’s troupe, George Hazard, Kid Williams, jugglers Ithabod Lorretta, Selim id, Captain Murphy, and multiple comedy and musical acts with amateur contests for prizes.
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Claxton
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Hartlang Sisters
Daley and
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Dolores Emnanides
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The Singing Girl headlines at Boston Museum and Lyc e um Theatre
The Boston scene showcases Alice Nielsen as a rising prima donna star in The Singing Girl with a first‑rate cast, promising Easter Monday opera. At the Lyceum Theatre Harry Bryant’s Australian burlesques headline with new sketches and a chorus of acts, offering a lavish, high‑color revue.
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Cyrano Dé Ergerac
Tremont Theatre
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Harry B. Smith
Alice Nielsen
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Herbert
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Yale
Uincy Sisters
Charlie Banks
Arline
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Kennedy
Quatrelli
Paris
Nelson
Glingeretti
Demonio
Chamante
Casey Theatre
Desperate firefight in Philippine island retreat described
A correspondent recounts a night battle on a Philippine island where he and a young officer dove into water as rifles fired. They escaped, regrouped, and drove enemy riders into the woods, noting Aguinaldo’s retreat and the disciplined towns with American officials establishing courts and schools.
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Private Secretary at Castle Square Thrives on Laughter
The Castle Square Theatre staged The Private Secretary last evening to strong audience approval. John Craig excelled as Rev. Spalding with witty turns, while J L Seeley and Charles Mackay shone as Cattermole and Douglas Cattermole in a comedy rich with humor and clever dialogue.
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Charles Danby
Harry Kelley
George C. Boniface, Jr
Nits Edwards
Carolyn Hustis-Graves
Dolly
Hawkins
Fae
Il Arstrong
J. L. Seeley
Mr. Cattermole
Charles Mackay
Douglas Cattermole
Edward Wade
Marsland
Tony Cummings
Harry Marsland
Lindsay
Morison
Sidney Gibson
Arian A. Chapman
Edith Mareland
Pa. Baker
Grace Grisworas
Bise
Stead
Hollis Street Theatre
Annie Russell
Miss Hobbs
Boston
New York
A&É
Gilbert
The Midnight Alarm Delights Grand Theatre Crowd
The Grand Theatre offered The Midnight Alarm yesterday to full houses both afternoon and night. The production featured spectacular scenes and a moving draw bridge sequence. Lead cast members include Frank J. Kirke as Harry Westmore and J. J. Owens as Silas Carrington with Grace Euler as Arkle and Virginia Thornton in key roles. The company will repeat the bill for the rest of the week.
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Grand Theatre
Frank J. "Kirke
Harry Westmore
J. J. Owens
Silas Carrington
Monare
Carl Fey
Ork Kent
George W. Watson
James A. Bliss
Thomas Carroll
James Walsh
Grace Euler
Arkle
Virginia Thornton
Westmore
Florence Ack
The
Grand
Pricilla Thompkins
J. J. Owong
Recital by Mme Made Line Schiller in Association Hall
Mme Made Line Schiller gave a piano recital in Association Hall aided by the Adamowski Quartet and musicians Maquarre Selmer and Hackebarth. The program featured Rubinstein octet op.9 and piano works by Beethoven Liszt Schutte Joseffy Schumann Chopin Tausig with strong audience applause.
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Mme
Madeline Schiller
Adamowski
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Maquarre
Selmer
Hackebarth
Rubinsteih
Beethoven
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Ubinstein
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Bostom
Lotta Crabtree Sued Over Hotel and Theatre Commissions
Miss Lotta Crabtree faces a suit by John J. Cadigan real estate broker seeking 10700 for commissions on sales and leases of Gould's Hotel and the Park Theatre. Cadigan claims due for the buyer and negotiations. Crabtree says no sale occurred and that John B. Fitzpatrick held authority to lease. Trial unfinished.
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Pollo
Gould’s
Cadigan
Crabtide
John B. Fitzpatrick
Julia Arthur Cancels Re engagements Due to Illness
New York April 9 reports actress Julia Arthur cancels all appearances in Philadelphia after a sickness. A compensation check to Major is noted, with implications of a breach or settlement linked to agency arrangements.
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New York
Zionist Debate Letters Claim Unfairness at Alliance
A reader letters to the Post alleging bias in a recent Zionism debate at the Educational Alliance on April 8. The writer accuses the affirmative speaker of short notice, questions the judges chosen by a negative speaker, and calls for a second, fairer debate.
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Samuel L. Bailen
Jones
Benj
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