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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1914

Page

8

Strong Drama At The Castle Castle Square presents Gillette war drama

The Castle Square offers William Gillette's Secret Service with strong cast led by John Craig as the steady hero and Mary Young as a Southern belle. William Carleton embodies the villain Arrelsford while Betty Barnicoat charms as Edith Varney in a Richmond Southern aristocracy setting. The company includes Dudley Hall Al Roberts Alfred Lunt and others.

Castle Square William Gillette Atlantic Lewis Dumont Colonel Thorne Richmond Mr. Gillette John Craig William Carleton Arrelsford Mary Young Betty Barnicoat Edith Varney Dudley Hall al Roberts Alfred Lunt Morrill Morrison Irving Pichel George Ernst Mabel Colcord

Shubert Theatre Welcomes Mme Petrova in Panthea

Mme Petrova begins the second and final week of Panthea at the Shubert Theatre in Boston. Critics praise her dramatic reach and promise enthusiastic returns. Next week features Gilbert and Sullivan aboard a ship production of Piramore with Christmas Eve opening delayed for stage alterations. Seats go on sale Thursday morning.

Mme Petrova Boston

Mantell to Star Boston Engagement at Majestic

The repertoire for Robert B. Mantell at the Majestic Theatre spans two weeks from December 28. King John opens December 28 with Macbeth and The Merchant of Venice on the schedule and King Lear begins January 4 launching Mantell’s second week.

Robert B. Mantell Majestic Theatre

Hodge Stars In The Road To Happiness At Wilbur Theatre

William Hodge enters the fifth week of his Wilbur Theatre engagement in The Road to Happiness a comedy of cheerfulness. Boston admirers enjoy his Yankee grit humor and shrewd footlight characterization as young Jim Whitman with laughter ruling the season.

William Hodge Wilbur Theatre Boston Mr. Hodge The Wilbur Hodge Jim Whitman

Grumpy at Plymouth Theatre Impresses Boston Audiences

Cyril Maude stars as a crabby old criminal lawyer in Grumpy now in its sixth week at the Plymouth Theatre. Critics hail Maude as Boston's standout performer of the year and note the work as his career peak. An extra matinee is slated for Christmas Day.

Cyril Maude Plymouth Theatre Maude Boston

Barrymore Stars in Drifted Apart at Keiths Theatre

Ethel Barrymore appears in a one act play Drifted Apart by Sir Charles Young, as the wife in the study of a long marriage nearing divorce. The bill includes Bryand Cheerbert’s Manchurians, Willa Holt Wakefield songs, Kaufmanns with songs, hypnotism act, John K. Henshaw and Grace Avery revue, and a variety of dances and exotic numbers.

Ethel Barrymore B. F. Keith Miss Barrymore Sir Charles Young Charles Dalton Bath Torquay Bryand Cheerbert Willa Holt Wakefield Kaufmann Brothers Jack Phil Adler and Arline

Hollis Street Theatre Brings The Prodigal Husband to Boston

John Drew returns to Hollis Street Theatre for the second week with The Prodigal Husband drawing large crowds and praise for his dramatic skill. The cast includes Ferdinand Gottschalk Helen Hayes Brown Martha Hedman Henry Crocker Clinton Preston Walter Soderling Grace Carlyle Rose Winter and others with Ann Murdock in The Beautiful Adventure announced to follow.

John Drew Boston Hollis Street Theatre Mr. Drew Ferdinand Gottschalk Helen Hayes Brown Martha, Hedman Henry Crocker Clinton Preston Walter Soderling Grace Carlyle Rose Winter Ann Murdock Thomas Whitten

Park Theatre Weekly Show Promises Varied Entertainments

The Park Theatre announces a second week program with organ and orchestral selections led by Charles Frank, vocal numbers by Miss Daisy Warren and Henry Kelley, plus Paramount five part photoplay The Crucible featuring Marguerite Clark. Also shows Books topical review and The Day a Dog comedy with Edward Abeles.

the Park Theatre Charles Frank Daisy Warren Henry Kelley Paramount Pictures Paramount Mark Lee Luther Marguerite Clark Jean Fanshaw Hayden Emboy the Park Jesse L. Lasky Edward Abeles

Motion photography display at Tremont Temple

Tremont Temple hosts an ambitious motion photography exhibit by Raymond L. Ditmars of the Bronx Zoo. The display shows animal growth and feeding, with the highlight being "The Jungle Circus" where various creatures perform tricks. The show is described as both entertaining and educational.

Tremont Temple Raymond L. Ditmars Bronx Zoological Gardens New York

Girl from Utah Opens Week Two at Colonial Theatre

The Colonial Theatre hosted the second week of The Girl from Utah with a sold out crowd. Julia Sanderson stars as the witty heroine who flees London to dodge marriage to a Mormon. Donald Brian and Joseph Cawthorn provide strong support. The musical comedy features a large chorus, stylish Parisian costumes, and lively song and dance numbers.

Utah Colonial Theatre London New York Boston Julia Sanderson Donald Brian Joseph Cawthorn

Peg O' My Heart Tops Boston Cort Theatre Run

The Cort Theatre presents Peg O' My Heart in its fifteenth week in Boston. The Irish comedy of wit versus English snobbery continues strong despite season conditions. Cast includes Florence Martin H Reeves Smith Massard Short and Peter Bassett. {Note: likely many more weeks ahead at the Cort.}

Cort Theatre Peg O' My Heart Boston Florence Martin H. Reeves Smith Massard Short Peter Bassett Cort

Livingston Versus Challengers At Howard Theater This Week

Champion lady wrestler Cora Livingston headlines a week at the Howard Theater with a defense of her belt audience cheers as she meets Emma Buchtel tonight and Grace Turner tomorrow night in Worcester. Burlesque by the Cabaret Girls' Burlesque led by Art Connolly features Adele Ranney and a lively revue with juggling, dancing and acrobatics by notable acts.

Cora Livingston Howard Theneum Miss Livingston Emma Buchtel Grace Turner Worcester Art Connolly Adele Ranney Jean Ryan Florence Hunter J. G. Gibson Frank Wesson Flo Wynne Robinson le Favor Wells de Veaux Ryan Tucker Don Ramsay

Gaiety Theatre Prize Winners in Broadway Honeymoon

The Prize Winners company at the Gaiety Theatre presents a top season show with Don Barclay and Belle Oliver. Barclay delivers fresh burlesque humor while Oliver and Miss Oliver showcase strong singing. Hal Skelly Leo Hoyt Sam Hyams Edna Raymond and Clara Gibson headline a lively chorus of talented performers.

Don Barclay Belle Oliver Barclay Miss Oliver Hal Skelly Leo Hoyt Sam Hyams Edna Raymond Clara Gibson

Waldron's Casino Presents The Million Dollar Dolls

Waldron's Casino hosts The Million Dollar Dolls in a bright breezy two act show called The Phoney Detectives. The doll shop scene drew strong applause while Florence Belmont led the prima donnas in songs and dances. Cast includes Lewis and Cody Mae Mack Florence Talbot Eddie Nelson Cliff Worman Joseph Lyons with a large chorus. Sunday concerts feature five photo-plays drawing audiences.

Charley Waldron Lewis and Cody Florence Belmont Mae Mack Florence Talbot Eddie Nelson Cliff Worman Joseph Lyons

Bowdoin Square Theatre Show Highlights Local Talent

The Bowdoin Square Theatre ran amateur diving contests for New England crowns featuring Nora Leahy known for Hell Gate swim. Ethel Barrymore starred in The Nightingale to strong audience reaction. vaudeville and musical acts by the McLains, the Gliding Maguires, the Balkans, Don Romaine, and Don Ramsay harmonists drew praise.

Earle Bowdoin Square Theatre Nora Leahy Hell Gate New York New England Ethel Barrymore The McLain Sisters Marie Christie Gliding Maguires Vernon Castle Don Romaine Don Ramsay Bowdoin

Tremont Theatre Ends Run Of The Yellow Ticket

Last week of engagement at Tremont Theatre drew a large audience to the play The Yellow Ticket as Florence Reed starred as the young Jewess with Edwin Arden and Sydney Booth in support. The production depicted a journey from Boston to Russia and featured a vivid police surveillance system.

Tremont Theatre Boston Russia Florence Reed Edwin Arden Sydney Booth

Modern Theatre Presents Clara Kimball Young in Lola Adaptation

Clara Kimball Young headlines the Modern Theatre first half of the week in an Owen Davis play Lola in five parts with tense absorbing scenes. The bill also features The Master Key and a musical act by the Operatic Trio led by Ignacio Castillo. The week closes with Gilbert Parker Seats of the Mighty starring Lionel Barrymore.

Clara Kimball Young Modern Theatre Miss Young Owen Davis Lola Little Lady Ignacio Castillo Metropolitan Opera House Gilbert Parker

Passing Review of 1914 at Grand Opera House Delights Audiences

The Grand Opera House hosts a vibrant “Passing Review of 1914” featuring vaudeville stars and dramatic acts. Hazel Ford shines as Trenteni and Tantalizing Bess, Clare Evans mimics Nat Wills, and Rose Forrest appears as Eva Tanguay. A Greek middleweight bout Kilonis vs Paul Bowser with ref George Tuohy adds Friday night circus and amateur acts, with moving pictures and a Sunday concert.

Hazel Ford Bess Clare Evans Nat Wills Marie Fisher Mlle Babette Ralph Rockway Rose Forrest Eva Tanguay Mark Lea Joe Welch Sam Watson Will Barry Kilonis Paul Bowser Cora Livingston George Tuohey Grand Opera House

Omar the Tentmaker attracts holiday crowds at Majestic

At the Majestic Theatre the love story of Omar Khayyam and Shireen continues to draw large audiences. Guy Bates and his company have entered the final two weeks of Richard Walton Tully's Omar the Tentmaker with tickets on sale for all remaining performances including the Christmas Day matinee and night shows.

Omar Khayyam Shireen Majestic Theatre Guy Bates Richard Walton Tully Omar

Loew's Globe Presents Rita Gould and Variety of Acts

Marcus Loew at Loew's Globe showcases Rita Gould with a repertoire of songs new to Boston. Also on the program are the Five Merry Youngsters with new comedy and songs, a George Randall farce, a Force and Williams musical act, and Joe Fanton's athletes Larkins and Pearl, a pair of colored entertainers, pleasing the audience.

Marcus Loew Globe Rita Gould Boston Merry Youngsters George Randall and Company Force Williams Joe Fanton Larkins Pearl

Whitneys operatic dolls headline Boston vaudeville bill

Loew's Orpheum Theatre presented an all-star vaudeville bill headed by Whitneys operatic dolls. Featured acts included Herschel Hendler with piano and song, a comedy playlet Between Trains by John Stokes and company, Clayton and Lennie, the Kaufman sisters, Venus De Milo, the Bryants, Jean Southers, and first-time Boston photo plays.

Whitney Herschel Hendler John Stokes Clayton Lennie Kaufman Sisters Venus de Milo Two Bryants Jean Southers Boston

Loew's St. James Presents The Criminal and More

Marcus Loew's St James patrons were treated to a fine program headlined by Roland West's players in The Criminal. Also featured were the Sherwood Trio Lambs mannikins Uno comedy cyclist Ben and Hazel Mann Jean Dean and the latest photo plays.

Marcus Loew St. James Roland West Sherwood Lamb Mannikins Uno Ben and Hazel Mann Jean Dean

New Emerald Oil Promises Cure for Tubercular Glands

Advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a treatment for tubercular glands. It claims the tonic brings the gland to a head, drains germs and secretions, and heals with no scar. Also advertised to reduce swollen veins and dissolve goitre with a two-ounce bottle.

Boston Theatre Showings Highlight Belgian War Refugees

Public interest remains high at the Boston Theatre as the Belgian war pictures are shown. The displays feature refugees, mainly women and children, fleeing shells and ruined cities. Hourly performances run weekdays from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Boston

Gordon's Olympia Presents Me Any Scraggs This Week

Gordon's Olympia features Gordon's Olympia Walter Fowler and Barrett in Me any Scraggs plus a bill including Mother Goose musical comedy Two Nuts from Mattewan and a comedy acrobatic dancing act Cecille Eldred and Carr Valle Blondy Robinson and the Bounding Kitties on the Bounding Wire The serial photoplay The Master Key will be continued Tuesday and Wednesday

Walter, Fowler Barrett Gordon’s Olympia Mother Goose Foy and Page Mattewan Cecille Eldred Carr Valle Blondy Robinson Bounding Kitties Bounding Wire

Scollay Square Olympia Offers Varied Vaudeville Show

An unusually attractive bill at Scollay Square Olympia features Master Rinaldo the juvenile Hercules Evans and Vi docq Five Rennees vaudeville wonders Bervenici Brothers in a musical number Keeley Brothers and company In Fun in an Athletic Store Santry and Serwood Sisters and the Royal Sextet The Mystery of the Haunted Hills fourth Zadora story Tuesday and Wednesday Hearst Selig Weekly Mary Pickford latest release and more.

Scollay Square Olympia Rinaldo Hercules Evans Vidocq Rennees Bervenici Brothers Keeley Brothers and Company Santry and Serwood Sisters The Royal Sextet Haunted Hills Zadora Hearst

Cure for Itchy Skin: Child Healed in Weeks with Cuticura

A Vermont mother recounts her child’s water blisters and severe itching that kept him awake. After two failed treatments she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, bathing twice daily, and the eruption cleared in two to three weeks. The ad promotes Cuticura for pimples and blackheads and offers free samples by mail.

Groton Eliza Hutchinson Cuticura Dept. T Boston

Keep Young With Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards Ad

The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic to prevent sallow skin dark circles pimples and dull eyes. It claims a 90 percent disease link to inactive bowels and liver and touts a vegetable compound with olive oil as a gentle effective substitute for calomel. The message urges readers to look for the Olive Tablets box and mentions Columbus suppliers and druggists.

Edwards Ohio Bélets Druggista Columbua

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