Forest Lovers at Boston Stage Stars Hertha Galland
Hertha Galland headlines last evening in Forest Lovers a melodramatic adaptation with witchcraft and murder themes. The cast includes Harry B. Stanford as the knight, George W. Barbler and Stephen Wright as villains, and Margaret Bourne as the countess, with four scenic settings and notable music enhancing the production.
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Hertha Galland
Boston
Oman
Maelanl
Nasee
Niel
Peop
Galland
Tseult
Patiste
Miss Galland
Miss Trailland
Daniel Wrohman
Harry B. Stanford
George W. Barbler
Stephen Wright
Frank C. Bangs
Hoda Cameron
Margaret Bourne
Are You Buffalo? A Grand Opera House debut musical farce
A lively three act musical farce at the Grand Opera House titled Are You Are You Buffalo? shows a playful plot about a fictitious society the Buffaloes with Ed M Favor as Sellem Goode delivering hearty humor. Edith Sinclair and Jillian Lawson headline a strong cast with witty dance and song numbers and a parade of specialty acts.
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Grand Opera House
Buffalo
Harry B. Marshall
Buffaloes
Ed M. Favor
Boston
Sellem Goode
Edith Sinclair
van Clare
Virginia Lillian
John Price
Officer Mooney
Petite Jillian Lawson
Beatrice Nordyn
Hitler
Jack
Louise Latour
Lillian Lawson
John Lorenz
Shall We Forgive Her at Bowdoin Square Theatre
Unanimous praise for the Bowdoin Square Theatre production of Shall We Forgive Her with Miss Dreux winning early audience approval. Cast praise notes Miss Thornton Joanna Marguerite Nellie West Florence Hale and Bert Lytell among others delivering strong performances. Last scene garden setting praised along with good vaudeville numbers incidental to the play.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Miss Dreux
Price
Bowdoin
Bowlein Square Theatre
Miss Thornton
Joanna
Marguerite
Nellie West
Florence Hale
Martha
Bert Lytell
Oliver West
Gilmore Trammond
Paul Pilsworth
R. Philips
James Stapleton
J. R. Peaison
Neil Garth
Lawrence Merton
D.L. Gaylord
Carlley
James Levering
Castle Square Theatre enjoys clever staging of Why Smith Left Home
The Castle Square players drew merry laughter with a clever interpretation of Why Smith Left Home. Evan Taylor and Kate Ryan led strong performances as Mrs Smith and the cook lady Lavinia Daly. John Craig excelled as John Smith with others including Leonore Bradley Maye Louise Algen and James A Keane adding notable turns. The show runs this week only before next Monday's revival of Jim the Penman.
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Castle Square Theatre
Smith
Castle Square
Evan Taylor
Lavinia Daly
Boston
Leonore Bradley
Miss Smith
Maye Louise Algen
Mrs. Rilletdoux
Mauritian A. Chapman
Rose Walton
Mary Sanders
Julia
John Smith
John Craig
John T. Craven
Tillet- Roux
James A. Keane
J. T. Seeley
William J. Tiasson
Robert Walton
Jim the Penman
Garrett Olcott Stars in Magic at Boston Theatre
The second and farewell week opener drew a warm, enthusiastic crowd. Garrett Olcott, young Irish comedian and singer, dominates the performance with a romantic elopement episode and strong supporting roles. His singing drew vociferous applause and encores, with matinees scheduled for tomorrow and Saturday.
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Chaun“Garrett Cey Olcott
Boston Theatre
Garrett
Eileen
Mr. Olcott
Marlowe in Boston: Last Week for When Knighthood Was in Flower
Julia Marlowe’s Boston engagement nears end with her star turn as Mary Tudor. Audiences praise her versatile portrayal across scenes from romance to disguise. A midweek matinee on Dec 18 is announced with box office sales underway.
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Nings
Irda
Aunsahy
Lia Marlowe
Symphony Hall
Frohman & Gorlitz
Ubelik Sje Shay
Werr Friml
Sand
Julia Marlowe
Boston
Mary Tudor
Miss Marlowe
Catherine
Arizona at Tremont draws large audience in second week
Arizona closes its Tremont run amid a warm reception with Thomas's play receiving strong curtain calls. Cast members May Cope Wilton Farnum Wagellone Haworth Champau share honors as crowds acclaim the production, which will move to New York's Grand Opera House for a holiday engagement, while Elsie de Wolfe heads to The Way of the World at Tremont. Last matinees set for Wednesday and Saturday. tickets for de Wolfe's run go on sale Thursday.
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Arizona
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Thomas
Miss May
Cope
New Tremont
York
Thomas
the Tremont
Elsie de Wolfe
Miss de Wolfe
Sky Farm at the Boston Museum and the week ten run
The tenth week of Sky Farm at the Boston Museum drew a full house, with audiences delighted by the baby crowing at villainy undone. Dalby appears strong, Busly scores a notable hit, and Sarah McVicker with Edwin Holt anchor the lively village cast. Fellow actors Robinson, Florence, Whyte, Tosee, Truesdell, Kramer, Hodge, and Marshall receive praise.
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Boston Museum
Dalby
Sky Farm
Iill
Busly
Boston
Sarah McVicker
Riddle Dee Dee burlesque at Park Theatre second week
The musical nonsensical show opened a second week under Joseph E. Howard with riotous fun and strong singing. Dutch comedians Jake Bernard Bobby Harris and Al Johnson lead the humor while lively chorus numbers and costumes charm the audience. Laura Comstock's coon songs also drew praise and the Americus Quintet impressed the crowd.
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Riddle Dee Dee
Park Theatre
Joseph E. Howard
Jake Bernard
Bobby Harris
al Johnson
Mint
Mr. Howard
Laura Comstock
Americus
Opera plans at Bijou shift to Cavalleria and Pirates
There was no opera last evening as the Bijou was held by Cercle Francais and date could not be moved. Tonight the season resumes with Cavalleria Rusticana and The Pirates of Penzance. Cast lists and new price schedule announced. student performances begin tomorrow and recur Mondays and Wednesdays with special prices.
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Cercle Francais
Cavalleria Rusticatia
Santuzza
Keith's Varieties Review Highlights Melville Stetson Act
Keith's weekly performance features Janet Melville and Evie Stetson as opera vocalist and May Irwin style comedienne. Cinquevalli dazzles with juggle stunts including a dog cart on chin and a four-figure charity forfeit. Piccolo's midgets, Martinetti and Sutherland, Spencer Kelly, Leo Cervalto, and others receive strong crowds and encore-worthy acts amid new material and strong orchestra.
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Keith's
Janet Melville
Evie Stetson
May Irwin
Melville
Stetson
Cinquevalll
Cinquevalli
Keith
Piccolo
Boston
Martinetti
Sutherland
Will Murphy
Blanche Nichols
Spencer Kelly
Leo Cervalto
Press Eldridge
Swickard
Fortuni Brothers
Biograph
Baer
Boston Music Hall Vaudeville Show Delivers Notable Novelties
Staley and Birbeck bring a unique two‑part transformation act to Boston Music Hall. They swap from a blacksmith shop to a parlor and back in two seconds with full scenery and costumes. The program also features Captain Webb’s educated sea lions, Whitelaw and Howard, the Carmen sisters, blackface performers, May Yvonne, Emile Chevrier, and other acts plus Vitagraph views.
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Boston
Birbeck
Captain Webb
George Evans
Whitelaw
Howard
Carmen Sisters
Gorman
West
Russell and Locke
Bessie Paxton
Spawneding Brothers
Hume
Ross
Lewis
May Yvonne
Emile Chevrier
Nettle Masse
Vitagraph
Howard Presents Oriental Bur Lesquers and Pony Ballet
The Howard showcases a combined bill with the Oriental Bur lesquers and a Pony Ballet variety program led by Pony Ballet. The eight English type dancers are praised as fine, graceful and capable of lively, sensational numbers. Also featured are Jeanette Dupre, Johnny Weber, Charley Johnson, Daisy Randall and 20 other versatile performers with singing and dancing, amid new extravaganza Krausmeyer's Trip to Lady Smith.
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The
Howard
Pony Ballet
Jeanette Dupre
Johnny Weber
Charley Johnson
Daisy Randall
Belle Gordon
Bla Shields
Ida Farr
Kitty Howard
Stella Devere
Minnie Hayes
Eleanor May
Helen Kepler
Wilorence
Puottadlin
Krausmeyer
Ladysmith
Kitty Clements
Bowery
Lassard Brothers
Howard and Karl
Comediennes
Com
Variety bill stars Weber and Gordon in lively show
In a merry farcelet Johnny Weber and Belle Gordon headline the program as the top acts. The finish features a ewitt parletta The Lady Buffaloes with Weber and Charley Johnson as candidates for admission to the order. The Pony Ballet opens Howard's show followed by the Dillon brothers Serpini Smirl and Kessner Ozar and Delma Lewis and Delmore and the Howard Comedy Four in Burnham's farces.
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Johnny Weber
Belle Gordon
Ewitt Parletta
Lady Buffaloes
Charley Johnson
Pony Ballet
Howard's
Niil
Dillon Brothers
Serpini
Smirl
Kessner
Ozar
Delma
Lewis and
Delmore
Hioward
Charley Burnham
May the Frisco giantess dazzles Boston audience
May, a seven foot seven inch performer from Frisco, wowed crowds in Boston after a show at Austin & Stone's Museum. The tall Jewess, well educated and cultured, spoke of childhood growth and longing to fit her height, while admirers packed the venue and women and children led the applause.
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May
Boston
Austin & Stone’s
Miss May
Leah
Museum
Ped
Hassall AA
Chauncey Morlan
Milo
Norada French
London Hippodrome
Emil
Tekla Wahlund
Merode
Cleo
Clara Clarey
Murphy
Nolan
Dalton
Elliott
Cora Clark
Royeford
Ada Henry
Jessie Terry
George Donaldson
Fantas
Princeton
Dan Regan
Ritchie
Clever Cupenti
May Hamilton
De Deyn and Gerald Star In My Partner at Boston Theater
Crowds burst into applause for Mr. De Deyn and May Gerald in a Western States themed role showing crude chivalry and romantic appeal. The cast includes S S Cairns Frank Frayne W Wells Rainey Charles Stanton William Hunt and others. The house promotes daily matinees and tonight reads Boston ward election returns from the stage with next week’s attraction Dangers of a Great City.
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Mr. de Deyn
May Gerald
Western States
Old Fields
Miss Gerald
Ss. F. Cairns
Frank J. Frayne
W. Wells Rainey
Charles P. Stanton
Chiquita the Cuban specimen headlines Bostock's Arena
Thousands visit Bostock's Great Ant Meal Arena since its opening last Saturday. Chiquita Respiridiona, from Matanzas, Cuba, captivates audiences with doll like charm and expressive eyes. The venue touts evolving features including Captain Bonavita's 27 hare monster forest ghier lens and Louise Morrall the Queen of Jaguars drawing praise.
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Chiquita
Bostock
Respiridiona
Cuba
Matanzas
Bonavita
Louise Morrall
Animal Kingdom
Lostock’s
First Appearance Before the Footlights
A performer makes their debut under stage lights, marking a notable entry in the local theater scene. The program highlights debuting talent and the promise of a fresh presence in upcoming productions.
World Beaters at Lyceum Theatre Delights Patrons
The Lyceum hosts the World Beaters company featuring Farnum brothers Reynolds and Baynard Violet Gleason Harrington and Miller Udell and Yule Hiatts and others. Opening act is The Naughty Widow with rapid action and humorous situations. The girls’ costumes and special scenic effects impress patrons who are urged to see the show.
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Lyceum Theatre
Lyceum
World Beaters Company
Farnum Brothers
Reynolds and
Baynard
Violet Gleason
Harrington and Miller
Udell and Yule
the Hiatts
Klahre Delivers Steady Steinert Hall Piano Recital
Yesterday afternoon at Steinert Hall Edawin Klahre presented a varied program that included TAszt s bb minor Ballade Echubert s fantasie in C major Rubinstein Liszt Beethoven Chopin and Schumann The performance showed commendable facility and serene interpretation with evident audience approval after each number despite the previously postponed date The recital reflected his growing pianistic art and drew hearty applause.
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Steinert Hall
Klahre
Taszt
Echubert
Rubinstein
Liszt
Beethoven
Chopin
Schumann
Mr. Klahre
Edawin Klahre
Christmas Party at Children's Theatre Featured by Spider
The Little Miss Muffet play runs every Tuesday and Thursday at 4 o clock and Saturdays at 2 30. The spider hosts a web party inviting Muffet with songs and tunes written for the show. Music and acts promise charm for children and grownups, with standout kit performances.
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Children’s Theatre
Huntington Ave
Little
Miss Muffet
Morrison's Grand Theatre Opens New Stock Company
The new stock company at Morrison's Grand Theatre presented Bartley Campbell's My Partner last night, signaling a new era for the South End venue. Severin De Deyn impressed as Joe Saunders with notable sentiment, and the Boston audience greeted the company with cordial enthusiasm.
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Morrison's
Grand Theatre
Bartley Campbell
Severin de Deyn
Joe Saunders
Boston
New
de Deyn
Curio Hall at Base Presents Big Show for Five Cents
Manager Walker hosts a high turnout at the base theatre with five cent admissions. Acts include Miss Mariel Sweet and her basketball troupe, the Human Furnace in The Devil's Supper, the Human Bullseye act, Professor Lynch shadow pictures, Lt. Mettler and Merelto plus Mme Lincoln mind readers. Vaudeville pairs, classic living pictures, and many other performers headline, with Friday Amateur Night drawing crowds.
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Walker
Curio Hall
Mariel Sweet
Blondell
Thompsons
Professor Lynch
Mettler
Mimic
Merelto
Mme
Lincoln
Classic Living
Joyce
The
Destinos
Society
Daily & Austin
Blanch Hartford
James Burke
Viola Jerome
Temmy West
May Collins
Jennie Lane
Allie Colgate
Debut of Bohemian Violinist Jan Kubelik
The recién debuting Jan Kubelik receives strong silent praise from the orchestra at private rehearsal for Paganini variations. He will perform at Symphony Hall on Saturday afternoon December 14 with a program including a Vieuxtemps concerto in A major Bach aria Beethoven romance and Paganini variations.
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Jan Kubelik
Paganini
Kubelik
Symphony Hall
Vieuxtemps
Bach
Beethoven
Tickets On Sale At Simphony Hall
The note announces tickets available now at Simphony Hall for an event. No further details on date or performers are provided in the readable text.
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Simphony Hall
A Royal Prisoner at Grand Opera House next week
Manager Magee brings A Royal Prisoner to the Grand Opera House with a novel plot 18 dramatic situations and strong climaxes. The production features magnificent scenery and period costumes from 1741 and a cast including True 8 James and Susette Willey as prominent favorites.
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New York
Chicago
Pittshburg
Magee
Grand Opera House
Princip
True 8
James
Susette Willey
Lili Lehmann Farewell Recital at Symphony Hall
Mme Lili Lehmann, the noted vocalist, will give a farewell appearance at Symphony Hall next Friday afternoon. The program includes works by Wagner, Wagner’s Rungert, Herman, and Brahms, with a varied selection from each composer for an enjoyable afternoon concert.
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Symphony Hall
Mme
Lili Lehmann
Mme, Lehman
Wagner
Rungert
Herman
Brahms
Servist Lectures Promote Saturday Series at Symphony Hall
The Servist Lectures will stage five Saturday afternoon talks at Symphony Hall led by Garrett BP. Demand at the box office yesterday exceeded expectations as advance subscriptions rise. The lectures begin the 2st inst with topics including The Land of Romeo and Juliet Erangeline Old Molland The Home of Shakspere and Bismarck, with season tickets on sale through this week.
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Rive
Garrett Pr
Romeo
Evangeline
Heo Vand
Shakespeare
Bismarck
Symphony Hall
Garrett BP. Servist
Erangeline
Old Molland
Shakspere
Superba to Bring Big Houses at Boxton Theatre
Hanlon brothers’ Superba returns to Boston with full houses anticipated during a fortnight at the Boxton Theatre starting Monday. Manager Lawrence McCarty introduces a policy of highest class attractions at fair prices and the production this year is entirely new with Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
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Superba
Hanlon Brothers
Boston
Boxton Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Travel plan with dates and escorted itinerary announced
Leaving Boston Friday evening with dates March 14 28 April 25 May 9 via Fall River line. The package covers all expenses including five days board at first class Washington hotel, visits to Philadelphia and New York, with stop over privileges. Illustrated itinerary guide available from Joseph P Tageart at 20 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston
Fall River Line
Tate
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph P. Tageart
N. Bk. BP. A
Washington Street
Universalist Club Dined at Quincy House
The Universalist Club dined last night at the Quincy House. W. 8. Beekman of West Medford gave a stereopticon lecture on The Story Our Rocks Tell Us with Arthur Be. Mason presiding. Attendees included Dr. Capen of Tufts College Dr. Hamilton the Hon. B. F. Endicott the Rev Henry W Rugs D D Professor W. H. Shipmann and Hosea 3. Ballou.
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Universalist Club
Quincy House
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Tremont
Susette Willey and
True S. James
Boston Theatre & My Election
MR. Chauncey
Carrett O’nagh
Paddy
Hanlon
Rostock’s Great
Dee
Animal Arena
Cyclorama Building
Chiquita S
Lee
Sharp Steen
Richelieu
Colonial Theatre
Ibijou Opera
Keith’s
Boston Theatres
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Penzance
Hollis
Teller
Morphy
Eldridge
Kiate Stetson
Avery
Williams
West Point
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Augustus Thomas
Elsie DeWolfe
Bertha Galland
New Star
Kiralfy
Ga. M. ‘Torrenece
James Connors
Dan Swift
Scotty
William Vorhees
Misses Teband
Grace Falk
May Lillie
Byron
Vesta Stanton
Grace Ta Ruert
Werreorge
Margerie Jeannette Hawkins
Chauncey Olcott
Pijou Opera House
Keith's Theatre
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Howard Atheneum
THY
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Ant
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Shah
Dillon
OW Howard
Selbini
the Lassard
Phony Hall
Symphony
Handel and Haydn Society
Emil Mollenhaui
Sandel
Anita Rie
Clara Poole-King
Ellison van Livose
Frederic J. Martin
Effie Stewart Lucille A. Tucker
Bass
Whitney Tew
Aillia
Kileski-Bradburs
Strale
William Fr. Rieger
Gwilym Miles
Jos. Haernstein
Greation
Paysu
Emmi Juch
Back Bay
Sir A. Mi
Wright & Ditson
Alto, Mi
Glenn Gall
Hamilton PI
Winter St
Oxford
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Callahan & Mack
Flying Rabbins
Whitelaw & Toward
Carmen
Russell & Locke
Castle Theateen
Tremont St
Music Hall
George H. Broadhurst
Square Bow Dooin Theatre
Revere
Vrisco
Mlle Norada
Nickelodeon
Austin & Stone
Edwin Klahre
Morrison's Grand Theatre
Morrison Sah
Palace
Jeffries & Rublin
Lehmann Song
Servist
Royal Blue Line
Washington, D. C
Universalist Club Dined
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