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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1911

Page

6

Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm at Hollis Street Theatre

Hollis Street Theatre presents Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm with Edith Taliaferro in a faithful rural drama. The cast includes Archie Boyd and Ada Deaves in well received roles as the company tours Boston. London bound after a two week Boston engagement.

Rebecca Sunnybrook Farm Hollis Kate Douglass Redmecca Edith Taliaferro Lyoung Miss Taliaferro Fur

Arcadians Return Delights Colonial Theatre Audience

The Colonial Theatre hosted a return run of The Arcadians with familiar leads Julia Sanderson Frank Moulan Percival Knight Mary McKidd Alan Mudie Ethel Cadman and newcomer Josephine Hall. The crowd cheered Hall’s debut and applauded the memorable music and performances as the show resumes in Boston.

Colonial Theatre Arcadians

Park Theatre Hosts The Commuters in Ninth Week Run

Boston theatergoers enjoy The Commuters at the Park Theatre in its tenth week in city, with lively laughter and applause. The cast features John S. Robertson Florence Malone Georgie Laurence Pauline Dufield Frederick Malcolm John Cumberland Harry Davenport Maude Knowlton Amy Lesser Isabelle Fenton Adelyn Wesley Lillian Thurgate and E Y Backus.

Park Theatre Boston John S., Robertson Florerice Malone Georgie Laurence Pauline Duffield Frederick Malcolm John Cumberland Harry Davenport Maude Knowlton Amy Lesser Isabelle Fenton Adelyn Wesley Lillian Thurgate E. Y. Backus

Tremont Theatre Review Highlights Jumping Jupiter Cast

The Tremont Theatre features Richard Carle as Professor Jupiter Goodwillie in Jumping Jupiter with strong audiences for three weeks and a fourth mingled with laughter. Edna Wallace Hopper is a compelling ex-model, and the supporting company includes Will H Philbrick Ina Claire and Burrell Barbaretto among others.

Richard Carle Tremont Theatre Jupiter Carle Jupiter Goodwillie Edna Wallace Hopper Will H. Philbrick Ina Claire Burrell Barbaretto J. C. Miron Lester J. Crawford John Goldsworthy Murray D'Arcy Jessie Cardownie Isabelle Willacke Helen Raymond Helen May Blanche Curtis

Prince of Pilsen Revival Charms Majestic Audiences

Henry W. Savage presents The Prince of Pilsen at the Majestic to strong audience enthusiasm. The musical comedy, famed for eight-season success on two continents, benefits from lavish scenery costumes and a top cast, rivaling the Gilbert and Sullivan era in appeal.

Henry W. Savage the Majestic

Vir ginian at Globe Theatre Opens with Popular Backdrop

Owen Wister's The Virginian begins a two week engagement at the Globe Theatre. Parle Ryder stars in the title role with Augusta True as the Vermont schoolteacher and Noel Travers as Trampas. Scenic highlights include the mountain gulch lynching scene.

Owen Wistar The Globe Theatre Globe Parle Ryder Vermont Augusta True Trampas Noel Travers

Colum bia Theatre hosts Kennedy burlesque hit

Boston comedian Matt Kennedy headlines two rollicking burlesques at the Columbia Theatre The Tiger Lilies present Happy Days and The Princess Affinity with Margaret Flavin and Zallah The Dancing Venus delivering chorus and ensembles Jon Perel and George Burghardt scheduled to wrestle Wednesday with amateurs Friday.

Matt Kennedy Boston Columbia Theatre Tiger Lilies Margaret Flavin Zallah Venus Jon Perel George Burghardt

A Romance of the Underworld Tops B F Keiths Theatres Run

B F Keiths Theatre reports strong second week holdover for A Romance of the Underworld. Paul Armstrong earns praise as playwright. Jack and Violet Kelly perform sensational whip feats. Neil OBrien lauds for One of the Brave Boys. Lyons Yosco Nellie V Nichols Marie and Billy Hart and others in songs, dances and circuses.

B. F. Keith Paul Armstrong Jack Violet Kelly Neil O'Brien William H. Hallet Lyons Yosco Nellie V. Nichols Marie Billy Hart Handers Melliss Mario-Aldo

Waldron's Casino Presents Finney at the North Pole Burlesque

Charlie Waldron's The Trocadero Burlesquers drew two large crowds at the Casino with Finney at the North Pole a new musical burlesque written by Frank Finney. The cast featured Frank Ross John P Griffith George Brennan Sam J Adams Charles Madison Tom Bullock and Martin J Walsh with Minnie Burke Jeannette Young Pearl Wade Corinne Ford and Minnie Parke delivering strong singing and dancing numbers to lively applause.

Charlie’ Waldron Finney Frank Ross John P. Griffith George Brennan Sam J. Adams Charles Madison Tom Bullock Martin J. Walsh Minnie Burke Jeannette Young Pearl Wade Corinne Ford Minnie Parke Frank Finney

Grand Opera House Presents Happy Hooligan by Ross Snow

The Grand Opera House hosts Ross Snow performing Happy Hooligan this week. Snow's versatile comedy brings the well known hobo to life with polished training and artistry. The show features a diamond ballet four English rosebuds dancing elephants and an array of showgirls. A story thread plus music dancing and vivid color characterize the production. It runs one week before The Parish Priest follows.

Ross Snow Grand Opera House Mr. Snow Diamond Ballet

Orpheum Theatre bill features William Morrow a nd company

William Morrow and company in the comedy sketch Happy's Millions prove a big hit at the Orpheum this week. Maude Raymond Budd and Clare and Ed Tolliver along with Bayonne Whipple and company perform in The Third Race. Kirshimi juggler and Romalo and De Lanoa present new acrobatics.

Orpheum William Morrow and Company Happy's Millions Maude Raymond Budd and Clare Ed Tolliver Bayonne Whipple and Company Kirshimi Romalo and de Lanoa

Dixie Girls dazzle Howard Atheneum patrons in burlesque week

The Dixie Girls led by Gus Adama and George Guhl wowed Boston audiences at the Howard Atheneum with acts by Gertie Hart Lillian Keeley Ruby Marion Amy Thompson and Jacque Ford among others. The burlesque Schultz Hotel closed with Oh What a Night as Tyson Brown Max Brooks Sadie Vedder and the jolly Jerneys wowed fans. Next week middleweight Jimmy Gardner headlines an athletic feature.

Dixie Girls Gus Adama George Guhl Howard Gertie Hart Lillian Keeley Boston Ruby Marion Amy Thompson Jacque Ford Tyson and Brown Max Brooks Sadie Vedder McPhee Hill William Dick Morse Ray Jolly Jerneys Jeans Allaire Frances Belmore Smith Brothers Jimmy Gardner

Gaiety Theatre Serenaders Impress With Electric Stage

The Serenaders headline a week at the Gaiety Theatre drawing strong applause. The bill includes two burlettas and an olio with singing, dancing, and a human flag finale with the chorus. Star turns by Nanette Coulton and Beulah Dallas prompt praise. Lew Kelly, Bernard Turbett, and Will H. Stevens share the show’s laughs and musical numbers.

Gaiety Theatre Gaiety Cafe de Paris Nanette Coulton Margaret King James Mullen Allan Coogan Beulah Dallas Lew Kelly Bernard Turbett Will H. Stevens

Bowdoin Square Theatre Week of Vaudeville and Film Show

Bowdoin Square Theatre offers vaudeville features and a moving picture display this week. Highlights include the Camorrist trial, George N Brown a 19 year old heel and toe walker, plus acts by the Country School Kids Ascot and Eddie Harrington and Miller, Ivy and Ivy, the Levolis Duo, and a new crop of amateurs scheduled Thursday night.

Bowdoin Square Theatre George N. Brown Ascott Eddie Harrington Miller Ivy Levolis

Hub Theatre Vaudeville Show Features Varied Acts

A weekly program at the Hub Theatre blends five vaudeville acts with three reels of pictures and a ladies orchestra. Early week showcases The Reckless Recalaw troupe and others. later week presents Hilton and Bannon in The Battle of Too Soon, Kitty Ross, Musical Saxon trio, Celtic comedians, and Burdette act in acrobatic comedy.

Hub Theatre Vaudevillians Clayton Lennie Alex Brison Hilton and Bannon Kitty Ross Comedienne Fitzpatrick Long Burdette Johnson

De Wolf Hopper heads two week run at Shubert in Matinee Idol

De Wolf Hopper continues his second and final week at the Shubert Theatre with Louise Dresser as lead support. The Boston engagement proves highly popular, as Hopper returns to New York for a fifth appearance in the same song and dance comedy. Louise Dresser is cited for her charm, and the chorus for its beauty. Ann Boyd opens at the Shubert as Boston’s sole new offering, a four act adaptation by Lucille LaVerne with LaVerne in the title role. seat sales begin Thursday.

de Wolf Hopper Shubert Louise Dresser New York Metropolis Hopper Boston Ann Boyd The Will N. Harden Lucille LaVerne

Barry of Ballymore Opens Second Week at Boston Theatre

Chauncey Olcott stars in Barry of Ballymore at the Boston Theatre as the Irish gentleman of the 18th century. Audiences await the return of Boston favorites David Montgomery and Fred A Stone with The Old Town musical comedy, whose advance sale begins this morning.

Chauncey Olcott Mr. Olcott Olcott Boston David Montgomery Fred A. Stone Old Town George Ade Colonial Theatre

Living statue Gilpatrick tops Austin & Stone's Museum bill

Gilpatrick, the ossified man, wowed crowds as a living statue while cheerful and talkative under the spell of ossification. Ferrees performed looping the wheel with over 200 revolutions, billed as a sensational stunt. The program also featured Martin Bass on eccentric rings and various singers and acts.

Stone Gilpatrick Austin & Stone Ferrees Martin Bass Honolulu Walsa and Flynn Misses Campbell Walker French Manhattan Maids Billy Desmond Miss May

Scenic Temple Feature Leads Week’s Card

Wilkins and Wilkins head the bill at the Scenic Temple this week with Miss Wilkins, Richard K Fox medalist in dancing, proving a crowd favorite. John Martin Ira Kessner and John J Morrison also shine in a lively character sketch amid an entertaining and instructional motion picture display. Lenna Howe's Union Orchestra performs tunes from recent musical comedies.

Scenic Temple Wilkins & Wilkins Miss Wilkins Richard K. Fox Temple John Martin Ira Kessner John J. Morrison

Lomasney Walks Into Session During Secretary Nomination

Joe Lomasney interrupted a Republican legislators meeting amid a heated Secretary of State nomination fight. He asked what gathering it was as cheers and calls for a speech rang out. He then left with Charlie Blanchard amid mixed reactions and skepticism from Martin's supporters.

Joe Lomasney Martin Senator Lomasney Charlie Blanchard Mr. Lomasney Somerville Blanchard

Hide Marriage After Eight Months Secreted

Gloucester April 24 John Follansby 25 and his wife formerly Miss Helen B Herrick a Gloucester Times stenographer kept their marriage secret since last August. They wed August 15 in Nashua New Hampshire. Mrs Follansby a Lynn girl employed in Gloucester lives with her grandparents. The couple caused surprise in the younger set where they are popular.

Gloucester John Follansby Helen B. Herrick Gloucester Times Follansby Boston Miss Herrick Lynn John Venance Western Avenue Nashua N. H

Lease Suit of Theatre Lost After Foreclosure Sale

William A. Edwards of Montreal and Harry N. Farren of Boston failed in a suit to stop Home Savings Bank from issuing a deed to the Columbia Theatre property without honoring their lease. The foreclosure sale terminates the lease that would have lasted until 1914.

William A. Edwards Montreal Harry N. Farren Boston Columbia Theatre Home Savings Bank Edwards and Farren

Castle Square Theatre Extends End of the Bridge Run

The Castle Square Theatre began the eighth week of The End of the Bridge and reports strong ongoing audience demand. The Harvard prize play has captivated the public, with a ninth week to begin next Monday and the 100th performance slated for Tuesday evening, May 2.

Castle Square Castle Ee Craig

Rod and Strap for Bad Boys New Haven

Governor Simeon HB Baldwin urged return to whipping with birch rod or leather strap for bad boys and violent offenders. He argued lenity overfeeds inmates, while punishment should include whipping as a humane, non skin-breaking penalty enabling probation oversight.

New Haven State Conference of Charities and Corrections Simeon HB. Baldwin Baldwin Reform School

O'Meara Adds Fourteen Men to Police Force

Commissioner O'Meara yesterday appointed fourteen men to the police reserve to fill vacancies and ready them for duty before upcoming vacations. Assigned names include Patrick Burke North End Timothy F McCarthy Court Square John O Neil Joy Street John D Newell Daniel S Carroll Edward D J Haley Lagrange Street John A Brady East Dedham Street John J Healy Back Bay Stephen Hayes East Boston John Grimes Joseph Flanagan City Point Arthur D Madde Jamaica Plain Daniel O Sullivan Brighton James J Martin Charlestown.

Police Department O'Meara Patrick Burke North End Timothy F. McCarthy Court Square John O'Neil Joy Street John D. Newell Daniel 5. Carroll Edward D. J. Haley Lagrange Street John A. Brady Dedham Street John J. Healy Back Bay Stephen Hayes Boston John Grimes Joseph Flanagan City Point Arthur D. Madde Jamaica Plain Daniel O'Sullivan Brighton James J. Martin Charlestown

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Sunnybrook Colonial Hollis Street Theatre Starr Star Values Tremont Street Park Street Ington Street Tunnel Liriween Tremont L. Starr & Company Winter Lit Majestic Theatre Waldron’s Casino Orpheum Theatre Howard Atheneum Shubert Theatre Boston Theatre Austin & Stone’s Museum Brother Joe Castle Square Theatre Rod and Strap Gov. Baldwin O’meara Detroit Marmola Company Monroe Ave Mich Minneapolis. M Tovyyusw Washburn Crosby
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