The Sothern Engagement at Hollis in The Song of the Sword
B H Sothern and Virginia Harned opened their annual engagement at the Hollis with Leo Dietrichstein's The Song of the Sword. The drama blends melo and romance, with Napoleonic era intrigue, a daring Austrian sortie, and a chase culminating in love and peace as Egalite and Contessa reunite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
Hollis
Leo Dietrichstein
Dietrichstein
Egalite
France
Austria
Italy
Contegsa
Napoleon
Contersa
Ashe
Captain Egalite
Mr. Sothern
Miss Harned
Contessa
Rudolph Rassendyl
D'Artagnan
Rowland, Buckstone
Scot
Norman Parr
East
Northrup
Arthur R. Lawrence
Pietge
Sothern
Bir Mings
Children of the Ghetto on London Stage Impresses Critics
London critics praise the American cast led by Lane and Buein in a realistic Hebrew life drama set in London. The production, staged by Adelph Theatre, draws from authentic scenes and characters, with strong performances from Norris and Pinchas. The play opens in London and will tour American cities in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McVeigh
W. T. Clara
Sis Hopkins
Weber & Fields
Casey- Playhouse
Grand Theatre
Loriter Johnstone
John Renaud
R. Johnstone
Mr. Johnstone
James A. Bliss
O'Rourke
E. D. Denison
Marl Fey
Frederick Ormonde
Harry Hadfield
Frank J. Kirke
Elmer Curren
Hattie Ross
Mildred Hyland
Florence Baker
Alice Keane
Henriette Rich
Virginia Thornton
Little Gussie
Herbert A. Kenny
Austin & Stone
Wallace
Atlantic
Mal de Mer
B. Daniel Boone
Boone
Lion
Westerfield Family
Olivers
Doolan Sisters
Riny Elk
Wanna
Boulden
Griffin
Josie Evans
Mackie
Walker
Oliver Sisters
Lane
Suzinetta
Ida
McIntyre
Marion
Dean
Mise
McDonough
London
Adelph Theatre
Tghetto
Coedype
Batise
Shere
Siton
L Lanee
Pei Buein
Poin
Reuason
Mr. Lacgage
Pla
William Norris
Melchisedek Pinchas
Lestina
Mabel
Natzi
Henry Rvin
America
Tremont Theatre Presents Augustus Thomas Play to Enthusiastic Crowd
Arizona nightly at Tremont Theatre enters its second week with strong plot, vivid scenes, and dramatic climaxes. Theodore Roberts dominates as the lead, delivering a vibrant performance that earns repeated applause and curtain calls. The company earns praise for acting and staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Bonham
Edwin Holt
Denton
Vincent Serrano
Bonita
Arizona
Frisco
Eleanor Robson
Grace Henderson
Mrs. Bonham
Captain Hodgman
George Nash
Edgar Selwyn
Lionel Barrymore
Columbia
Promenade
Boston
Mule
Eugenie Fougere
Gay
Fougere
Sam Bernard
Helen Lord
Violet Holls
Frederick Solomon
Julius Steger
Lottie Medley
Trixie Friganza
Lionel D. Lawrence
la Petite Adelaide
Pay Templeton
Rounders
Dan Daly
Boston Museum
Chris and
Boston Pee
Kiew & Wrienger
B. D. Stevens
Jerome Sykes
Keith's
Cissy Loftus
Keith
May Irwin
Bernhardt
Miss Loftun
Hilda Thomas
Lou Hall
Charles T. Aldrich
T. W. Whert
Emma Berg
America
Mr. McKeever
Nickelodeon
George Pinault
Montreal
Canada
Pinault
Walker
Professor King
Paper King
Europe
Yellowstone Park
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Lomas
Hassen Bay
Baller Quinn
San Francisco
Casey Theatre
Flora St. Ives
Lillian Montague
Cooper and Bailey
Viola Jerome
Nellie Buckley
Dot Clifford
Lulu Culbertson
Agnes Edwards
Castle Square Theatre
Dion Boucicault
Lillian Lawrence
Gay Spanker
John Craig
Dazsie
J. L. Seeley
Sir Harcourt
Charles Mackay
Charles Courtly
Déward Wade
Max Harkaway
Tony Curhmings
Dolly Spanker
Lindsay Morison
Akétch
Markt Meddie
Stanley Kent
Mary Sanders
Grace Harkaway
Marian Chapman
London Assurance
Anthony Hope
Lady Ursula
Tremont Theatre
Augustus Thomas
Seanchman
Canby
Theodore Roberts
Yweil
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Sword
Bowdoin Square
Rose Melville
Grand Opera House
Castle Square
E & & Grand Opera Hoube
Carroll Fleming
Mikes Melville
Sis
Coolidge
Messrs. Dugan
Dugan
Brookline
A. Conan Doyle
Africa
Albert Hosmer
Bostom
Hosmer
John Girdlestone
Louis Bresen
Ezra Girdlestone
Loraine Dreux
Kate Harston
Horace Mitchell
Thomas Dimsdale
E. L. Snader
Tobias Clutterbuck
One Hundred and Nineteenth Infantry
Her Majesty
Bohemian
Peter von Baumser
von Baumser
Edwin R. Phillips
Pearl Seward
Rebecca
Kate
Florence Hele
Lavinia Scully
Major Clutterbuck
Charlotte Hunt
Susan
Waterloo Station
Park Theatre
Sag Harbor
Sol Smith
Dian
Bava Wallace-Hopper
Nellie Lynch
Marielle Baker
Johany Page
Jer
Sss & Howard Atheneum
May Howard
Merry Durlesqueta
Howard
Miss Howard
Fifi
Fanny DaCosta
Huggins
Myrtle Tressider
Gladys McGuckin
Joe Allen
Schniteel
J. W. Leslie
Pretzel
John Lorenz
Witgel
Leslie
Curdy
Violet St. Clair
Ida Wicolas
Mile
Rialta
Milo
Eulalie
Kitty Kirwin
Lorenz and
Allen
Paris
Fred Solomon
Novelty Theatre
Hownard
Mamie Anderson
Mandy
George Austin
May Armstrong
Daly and
Tate
Will G. Hafford
Dawley
Fontelle
Wiltsiesisters
King Singers
Johnson and Dean
Blocksom
Burns
Floreng
John R. Harty
Wy Oh
Austin & Stone's
Schoeffel
Mme. Sada Yacco
Hanlon
Hanlons
Boston Theatre
Big Playhouse
Ruperba
Alhémbra Music Hall
Charley McKeever
Philadelphia
Mollie Phelps
Lyceum Theatre
Lyceum
Blanche
Rene Washburn
Nature
Cirecult
High Rollers
Clark Brothers
Royal Burlesquers
New Palace Theatre
Renty-Santley
Palace Theatre
Fialkowski
Dumont Sisters
Charles Robinson
Bryant and
Saville
Frank Houghton
Engstrom Sisters
Eugene Tompkins
Grand Opera
Metropolitan Opera House
N. Y
Maurice Grau
Gounod
Mmes
Eames
Mantelli
Papermeister
MM. Alvarez
Plancon
Bars
Hly
Dufriche
Meux
de Reszke
Mancinelli
Carmen
Tannhauser
Faust
WEBEL
Columbia Heatre
Satineton
Castle Sts
Neapolit
Lhe Herald Square
George W. Magee
Tremont
J. R. Stirling
Rose
Hopkins
Webber & Fields
Cissie Loftus
Chanies
T. Aldrich
Hilda Thomes
Comedienne
W. Eckert
Coon
Ra. M. Faver
Edith Sinclair
Rocksom and
Florenz Troupe
McMahon and King
Ching Ling Foo
Tremont St
Tele
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London Surance
Abe
Sears Weseryou
Woman’s Charity Club Hospital
Nec
Chris
Edna
Isaac B. Rich
S Rt
Xbatre
Virginia Harned Tintin Nirame
Gostos
Engene Ave
Lessee
Mgr
Onicht Tel LD
SAT. A. Herne Iy
Ome
Ory
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Ithit
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St. Clair and
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Myrtle Tresaidor
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Wild Lion “Wallace
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