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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
7
Despatch from St. Petersburg reports the Russian government forbids displaying Repine's life size portrait of Count Leo Tolstoi in peasant costume at Moscow. The work drew unusual public tributes and floral surrounds during a recent St. Petersburg showing.
Judge McIntire of the Middlesex Probate Court filed a decree in East Cambridge granting Catherine L. True a separate support from her husband Dr. George L. True Cambridge dentist at ten dollars weekly. The action was contested and lively testimony was heard at the hearing.
Unusual preparations by professionals point to a European exodus with many theater figures sailing from New York. William H. Crane will depart on the Commonwealth June 5, and Joe Brooks and James K. Hackett will leave from Boston. Al H. Canby signs with Steinway to take musical stars to Australia and soon begins his journey. The Tremont Theatre opens Unleavened Bread May 6 for three weeks, with May 9 and 10 shows featuring Le Moyne, Otis Skinner, and Eleanor Robson in Brown's In a Balcony. Marie Celeste, rising as a soloist with Francis Wilson, nears a Museum engagement, and rumors place Robert Elliott of Klaw & Erlanger's Ben Hur near Boston for next season.
Boston audiences enjoy Sarah Bernhardt in Camille at the Boston Theatre with Muelin as Duvaliere tonight and tomorrow. A composite bill features Cyrano La Tosca Camille and a Coquelin monologue. Annie Russell shines in A Royal Family at the Colonial Theatre as colleges show support for Rogers Brothers in Central Park.
Bridgeport reports Mrs. Mary McDonald of Brooklyn claims to be mother of five year old Mabel Amos and is said to have abducted the child from the home of D. O. Amos. Details of the disappearance and custody dispute follow as authorities investigate.
In a fragment from the Wells novel, Bedford and inventor Cavor travel to the Moon in a Cavorite shield. They step onto lunar soil, marvel at alien vegetation, and test gravitation with cautious leaps, noting reduced gravity and first forebodings of en|counter.
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