The Third Degree at Hollis Street Theatre in Boston
Charles Klein's The Third Degree played at Hollis Street Theatre Boston to a large audience. Helen Ware delivered a remarkable performance as a downtrodden woman protecting her husband while Breese and others added dramatic intensity, with the play praised for action, character drawing, and compelling contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Klein
Bostos
Hollis
Jas Street
Klein
Ftoward Jeffries, Jr
Robert Underwood
Jeffries
Richard Frewster
Underwood
Helen Ware
Mr. Breese
John Ryder
Miss Ware
Wallace Eddinger
Mr. Siddinger
Catherine Countiss
Mr. Delmore
John [S
Howard Jeffries
Mr. Klein
Dr. Greene's Nervura Promises Safe Cure For Children's Ailments
Dr. Greene asserts Nervura as a safe remedy for children and claims it cures St Vitus Dance and related nervous troubles. He, a renowned lecturer and specialist, has over forty years of practice and offers free consultation at 34 Temple Pl Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
St. Vitus
Majestic Theatre sees debut of The Chaperons by Marion Fairfax
At the Majestic Theatre Bostonians witnessed the first stage production of The Chaperons by Marion Fairfax. Miss Maxine Elliott stars as the chaperon Countess Van Tuyle with Julian L Estrange Eric Maturin and Oz a Waldrop in key roles as the story follows a cautious matron trapped in a camp misadventure in the Adirondacks with love, storms, and a boat mishap ending in reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess van Tuyle
Miss Elliott
Hog Island
Jim Ogden
Julian Vl’ Estrange
Count van Tuyle
Eric Maturin
Mr. L'Estrange
Betty Coombs
Oza Waldrop
Hub Theatre Presents Mysteriarch and the Mysteagogue
This week at the Hub Theatre Adams and Mack headline with a farcical mystery. Shadrach and Talbot, Kathleen Cotter also perform alongside Miles Brothers moving pictures and illustrated songs. The ladies orchestra is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Theatre
Adams and Mack
Shadrach and Talbot
Kathleen Cotter
Miles Brothers
Ladies’ Orchestra
DIY Pine Syrup Cure for Coughs and Colds Surfaces
Simple home remedy combines granulated sugar syrup with Pinex pine extract to curb coughs within a day. Inexpensive, it claims to ease hoarseness chest pains and similar ailments, with a pleasant taste for children and a pint lasting a family long time.
The Great Divide at Colonial Theatre Opens Second Boston Run
Henery Miller stars in the new season of The Great Divide at the Colonial Theatre with Margaret Anglin replaced by Thais Lawton. The cast includes Stephen Ghent Laura Hope Crews and Charles Wyngate in a melodrama recalling the East West clash resolved by love. Two weeks engagement precedes Eugene Walter's Paid in Full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henery Miller
Boston
Colonial Theatre
Margaret Anglin
Thais Lawton
Miss Lawton
Henry Miller
Stephen Ghent
Sterling
Laura Hope Crews
Charles Wyngate
W. J. Butler
Eugene Walter
Boston Theatre Presents A Message From Mars Satire
The Boston Theatre offers Richard Ganthony’s A Message From Mars with Wilson Melrose as Horace Parker and Frank Losee as the Messenger. Rose Morrison and Miss Gordon support, Walter Walker shines as the Tramp. the production receives praise for staging and acting. Next week The Heart of Maryland is announced.
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Boston Theatre
Mars
Richard Ganthony
Boston Museum
Charles Hawtery
Mr. Keith
Wilson Melrose
Horace Parker
Melrose
Rose Morrison
Mr. Losee
Walter Walker
Asl
Boston
Heart of
Tremont Theatre to Close Run of The Merry Widow
The Tremont Theatre announces the final four weeks of Henry W. Savage's Viennese comic opera engagement. Audience demand remains high as seats go on sale for the remaining performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Boston
Danilo
Sonia
Hastings Show at New Gaiety Excites with Comedy and Song
The Hastings Show at the New Gaiety Theatre blends burletta acts and vaudeville with a strong comic and musical lineup. Mabel Dearlove, aka the California Nightingale, and stars Harry Hastings Tom Cohen and Al Lewis headline alongside Ruth Mildred Gertrude Fleming and Mildred Flora. A high-spirited finale mocks a circus with juggler novelty acts and slack-wire feats. A Thursday matinee adds a professional extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
New Gaiety Theatre
Mabel Dearlove
Viola Sheldon
California
Harry Hastings
Tom Cohen
al Lewis
Ruth Mildred
Gertrude Fleming
Iizette Elvin
Mildred Flora
Alio
George Campbell
Thirdie Brady
Mont Howard
Fitzgibbon-McCoy
The Two Rivals at Theatre Comique
Theatre Comique presents The Two Rivals as the feature motion picture with Indian scenery and people. The Clubman and the Tramp provides humor while Out to Nurse adds excitement. Sunny Madeira shows the famed country and Weary Willie at the Flower Show completes the program with a good comedy. Thom as Bullock, Signor Fontaine, and illustrated songs by Mildred Emerson, Gertrude Mann and Edith Mellor enrich the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Comique
India
Madeira
Willie
Thomas Bullock
Signor Fontaine
Mildred Emerson
Gertrude Mann
Edith Mellor
Park Theatre Opens Second Week With Flock of Holland
Frank Daniels presents the London musical comedy Flock of Holland at the Park Theatre last evening to a large audience. Christie MacDonald stars as Miss Hook with charm and delicacy, backed by Flossie Hope Adele Rowland Will Danforth and Leslie Stiles. The company delivers brisk, clean humor and lively dancing for a strong opening to the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Daniels
Park Theatre
Fock
Holland
London
Christie MacDonald
Miss Hook
Orpheum Theatre Weekbill Features Zancigs and International Acts
The Orpheum announces a weeklong lineup led by the Zancigs fresh from Europe. Mile. Fatima Miris delivers rapid costume changes and hit songs. Grace Hazard and Mile. Emilia Frassinesi also star, with Egyptian styled acts and new Morriscope films. George W. Day and Grace Hazard perform for charity at the South End Day Nursery benefit tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Europe
Mile
Fatima Miris
Daisy Lloyd
Alice Raymond
Grace Hazard
Emilia Frassines
George W. Day
Stagpools
Holman Brothers
McKissick
Shadney
Senor Fah de Bruno
Boston
Italy
Emilia Frassinesi
Miris
Hotel Vendome
Follies of the Day Charms Columbia Theatre Audience
The Columbia Theatre hosted The Follies of the Day with Sam Sidman and Gertrude Hayes delivering standout turns. The travesty sketches drew laughs as Roosevelt Taft and Bryan appeared on stage. A busy week includes a matinee, prize dance, Raoul De Rouin debut, a benefit for Frank K. Foster, and amateur night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Sam Sidman
Paris
Gertrude Hayes
John West
Miss Hayes
Roosevelt
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Farren
Barney Gerard
Raoul de Rouin
America
Fritz Mohl
New York
Frank K. Foster
Winter Garden in Boston Offers Varied Week Attractions
The Winter Garden at Park Square Boston promises standout acts and free special attractions this week. DePhil and West perform on a monocycle and high wire while Joseph Stanley’s slide for life drops from 200 feet in three seconds. Mme Stanley endures a loaded car and a 1000 pound cask as part of the program, alongside a moving picture theater, Dillie Troy songs, a rough riders ride, Punch and Judy, and exotic displays in Willard’s Temple of Music Boury’s camels and Chinatown attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Garden
Park Square
America
DePhil and West
Joseph Stanley
Mme. Stanley
Moving Picture Theatre
Dillie Troy
Rough Riders
Williard
Boury
Boston
New Winter Garden
Theatre Premier Delights Patrons With Six Big Acts
Six feature acts entertain patrons at Theatre Premier this week. Scotty Provan earns applause for singing. De Voe the cartoonist offers engaging drawings. Lester Bernard, a German comedian, delivers a solid monologue. Phil Brown shines as a character change artist. Esther Ray performs Senora with convincing femininity. Bertha Renck closes the vaudeville with illustrated songs. Films shown meet the usual high standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotty
Provan
de Voe
Lester Bernard
Phil Brown
Senora
Esther Ray
Dainty Bertha Renck
Star Theatre Draws Large Boston Audiences
Yesterday's programme at the Star Theatre drew large appreciative audiences. Alfred Daudet's dramatization of L Arlesienne was one of the best pictures of Pathé acting in Boston. The King's Pardon was very good while the comedy Magic Handkerchief provoked widespread laughter. The illustrated songs were catchy and well sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Alfred Daudet
Pathe
Boston
Keith's Theatre Showcases Daring Whip Expert and Varied Acts
An Australian whip artist Fred Lindsay headlines Keith's Theatre with daring feats including flaming whips and a blindfolded neck wrap. Rock and Fulton perform dance and song, Sam Curtis offers a school sketch, plus Jean Marcel art studies and musical numbers by the Cutto family. Dancers White and Ryan, Al Carleton, and other acts round out the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lindsay
Lindsay
Keith
Rock and Fulton
Keith's
Miss Fulton
Sam Curtis
Curtis
Jean Marcel
Cutto
White
Ryan
al Carleton
Agnes Scott
Horace Wright
Roberts
Animals
Cooper and Robinson
Castle Square Theatre Presents The House of a Thousand Candles
The John Craig stock company offered Meredith Nicholson’s novel adapted mystery at Castle Square Theatre in Boston. George Middleton’s adaptation unfolds in a rural Indiana mansion with John Marshall Glenarm and Marian Devereux in a tale of a singular will. Cast merit noted Craig as fates butler with strong support from Meek, Young, and Friebus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craig
Boston
Castle Square Theatre
George Middleton
Meredith Nicholson
Indiana
John Marshall Glenarm
John Glenarm
Marian Devereux
Mr. Craig
Fates
Butler
Theodore Friebus
Mr. Meek
Miss Young
Burlesque double bill dazzles at Palace Theatre
Two bright burlesques The Trimming Shop and The Mardu tras Mashers headline at 24 Place Theatre this week by Charles Robinson and Night Owls. Robinson leads with a strong supporting cast including Harry Divine Lal Lawrence George Edwards Ed Nickerson John Quigg Harry Moore Frank Baden and others. A vaudeville roster features Lawrence Edwards a novelty musical act Quigg Nickerson a travelling sales act Divine Williams and a comic monologue by Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edwards
Ed Nickerson
John Quigg
Harry Moore
Frank Baden
Jeanette Young
Belle Williams
Grace Hammond
Lea Griffith
Celeste Miller
Lawrence
H Edwards
Alderman
Quigg
Nickerson
Divine
Williams
Harry Seeback
Charles Robinson
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Raffles Lovers and Detectives
The Bowdoin Square Theatre opens its Monday show with Raffles a charming amateur thief whose affection for women clashes with his desire for crime. Hal Clarendon as Raffles gives an artistic portrayal while Charlotte Hunt as Gwendolyn shines. Captain Bedford the detective pursues the case as moving pictures supplement the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raffles
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Kcown
Captain Bedford
Hal Clarendon
Gwendolyn
Charlotte Hunt
Howard Atheneum features McAuliffe and burlesque show
A lively Howard Atheneum crowd greeted Jack McAuliffe the former lightweight champion. The program mixed boxing nostalgia, burlesque acts like the Broadway Gaiety Girls, dance numbers, juggling, singing and acrobatic novelties with performers such as Dorothy Collins Maida Dupree Krank Sadie Harrigan and Whittie delivering crowd pleasing acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Jack McAuliffe
Flynn
Broadway Gaiety Girls
India
Dorothy Collins
Maida Dupree
Mike Kelly
Gaffney Sisters
Sherman and
Luken
Burman
Whitpatrick
Smith
Emerson
Stairs
Colton
Jean Darrow
Gilroy
Church
Kathryn Potter
Hub City
Krank
Sadie Harrigan
Humes
Lewis
Whittie
Howardscope
Grand Opera House Review of Its Never Too Late to Mend
Paul Burns delivers a bold turn as Louie Hizelbottel in Its Never Too Late to Mend at the Grand Opera House. Walter Downing as Dick Fairfax and Madeline Delmar as the heiress anchor the production with clever performances amid Bowery intrigue and a dramatic sea rescue finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Burns
Grand Opera House
Louie Hizelbottel
Dick Fairfax
Walter Downing
Madeline Delmar
Bowery
New York
Austin & Stone's Museum Draws West End Crowd
Thousands gathered at Austin and Stone's Museum for a curio hall show featuring Alexandria prize dancers and whirling dervishes. The Sultan's Favorite Salome dance and Sahara whirling act by Zueilma Agra highlighted the program, with motion pictures and a comedy sketch by Merry Maids and Powell and Steele among other featured acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Austin & Stone’s
Museum
Alexandria
Curio Hall
Far East
Sahara
Zueilma Agra
Constantinople
The
Merry Maids
Powell and Steele
Campbell & Elsa
Rochefort
May
Cassie French
Leonard and Bastedo
Clark
Hanson
von See
Sargol claims weight gain through tablets sold by mail
A 56 cent package of Sargol is advertised to add flesh without special diets or exercise. The company promises quick spread of the method and offers free mailing with a request form, asking for height age and weight, and a 50 cent box mailed free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargel Company
Herald
Binghamton
N. Y
Rational Cure for Eczema
An advertisement asserts eczema is a skin disease, not a blood disorder, and promotes oil of wintergreen as in D D D Prescription to cure the skin. It claims doctors agree relief comes from treating the skin and cites Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Boston
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Harfina
Riker-Jaynes’ Drug Stores
Houghtom & Dutton
Scenic Temple Show Delights Crowd In Amusement Resort
Spectators at the Scenic Temple corner Berkeley and Warren viewed the annex vestry transformed for overflow audiences. Capacity 500 to 600, with a varied program including new motion pictures, illustrated songs, a monologist, instrumentalists, vocalists, and bright comedies. The string and reed orchestra adds operatic interpolations as a standout feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Berkeley Temple
Esperanto Movement Plans First New England Meeting
A general meeting of the Esperantists of New England is set for Saturday at 8 o clock in the Twentieth Century Club building 3 Joy street. Members arriving early at 6 will bring basket suppers and those walking in the afternoon will meet at the clock at the west platform of the Boylston street subway station. This first gathering will form the New England division of the Esperanto Association of North America and contain organizational business discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esperantists of
New England
Twentieth Century Club
Joy Street
Boylston Street
The
Esperanto Association of North America
Progress Report Notes From Newton Centre Address
Details may be learned from the secretary Dr. C. H. Fessenden at 34 Pelham Street Newton Centre. The fragment suggests ongoing work and future steps to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Fessenden
Pelham Street
Newton Centre
Stevenson to Seek Illinois Governor Vote Recount
Adlai E Stevenson plans a legislative recount of the Illinois governorship votes after the November 3 election. He is challenging the results that pitted him against incumbent Charles S Deneen following an announced contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Himself
Charles S. Deneen
Illinois
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