Boston Playhouses This Week Theatrical Amusements
A survey of offerings this week includes Uncle Joe in Real Life at Bowdoin Square The Crust of Society and Gloriana's Rosina Vokes in a bustling program. The Vendetta stars Victor Ricardo and Bergman in a lavish production with noted scenic effects. The program highlights a strong company led by John Stetson while previewing a rich slate across venues.
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Bowdoin Square
William Muldoon
Big Company
Crust of Society
Gloriana
Rosina Vokes
Paris
Toulon
Monterlo
Bergman
Victor Ricardo
Nergene
Bowdoin Square Theatre
John Stetson
Dumas
Stage Talk and Boston Theatre Run Highlights
The piece chronicles Uncle Joe the longtime favorite and actor George Ober discussing his stage career in Boston, with remarks on roles like Oh Joe and Judge Doe. It covers Crusts of Society at Globe Theatre, Miss Carrie Turner and Miss Vokes at Tremont, and upcoming engagements at the Howard Athenaum, Kowdon Square Theatre, and Boston venues. The column notes Descriptions of actors, productions, and travels, including Jim Hall, Bob Fitzsimmons, and other entertainment acts in Boston during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Joe
Mink Jones
George Ober
Oler
Mr. Ober
Boston
Baltimore
Jekyll and Hye
Booth
Oh Joe
Old Joe
Caleb Plummer
Judge Doe
Globe Theatre
Carrie Turner
Howarth
Jane Stuart
Eliza Proctor Otis
Hoston
Manly
Howard Athenaum
William Muldoon
Jim Hall
England
Australia
Bob Fitzsimmons
Hall
Ernest Roeber
Salambos
Mildred
Rouclere
Vanda
Busco and Roberts
May Wentworth
Lowry and Evans
Edwards
Kernell
Jean Rollon
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Boston’s Playhouses
Park Theatre
Matinee
Owar Athenaeum
WM. C. Cameron
Tremont Theatre
H. Beerbohm Tree
Miss Vokes
Bostonians
Robin Hood
Kowdon Square Theatre
Lotet Dramatic Company
Henry Bergman
Crane
Mary Hampton
Marie Burress
Mary
Violet Melrose
Robert Edeson
Howell Hansel
Talbot Champneys
Charles Middlewick
Mr. Wilson
Perkyn Muddlewick
Alfred Hudson
Sir Geoffrey Champneys
George A
James Baur
Louise L. Guiney
William Seymour
Fanny Addison
Fthelyn Friend
Boston Theatre
Eer Club
Bertoto
Palace Theatre
Lew Hawkings
Fannie Everett
Bryant and Richmond
Phyllis Allen
Professor Belmont
Marden and Coakley
Bryan and
Lawrence
Joe Leslie
Professor Mercer
Eddie Dwyer
Harry Thompson
Louise Leslie Carter
Charles Frohman
New York
London
New Schiller Theatre
Chicago
Columbia Tonight
Mr. Frohman
Edwin Stevens
Henrietta Crosman
Otis Harlan
Charles B. Welles
Margaret Robinson
May Rolson
Thomas A. Wise
William Lewers
Hyde Robson
Hame
Gloriana Levering
Leopold Fitz-Jovelyn
Jessie Chadwick
Timothy Chadwick
Birmingham
Abbey, Schoeffel & Gran, Props
Positiv. LY
Rosina
Vokes
Felix Morris
London Comedy Company
Crand
THE
Boston Lians
Cyril 1Yler
Lillie McHenry
Lyceum
John
Florence Murray
Boston Hatters
Linnie Black
Louise Cushman
Williams and Barton
Chas. F. Athkinso
Square Theatre
N. Y
Varney
Joseph Howard, Jr
Columbia Rich & Harris
Andy
Cloriana
Were
Fale Souvesse
Eugene Tompkins
Melonaon Hall
INTER
Julie Geyer
A. K. Virgil
Oliver Ditson Co
Washington St
Miles & Thompson
West St
Louis H. Ross & Co
HL. B. Stevens Company
West Et
Win
Muldoon’s Athletic
Puvilist
Mr. Hall
Gene Tleman
Patsy Brannigan
Elsie Graydon
Mabel Evelyn
Lottie Symonds
Grand Museum
Charles Barringer
Glasaford
Grand Opera House
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Charles Frorman
May Robson
Charles BR. Welles
Thomas da. Juse
A. M. Palmer
Louise Leslie-Carter
Lottie Collins Tarar
Rice
Kieiyett
Wolff
Johannes Wolff
Joseph Holman
Hollis — Theatre
Rly
New England
Music Hall
Muse Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Woman's Educational and Industrial Union
Boylston Street
Thayer
Parker House
Boss English Folly CO
Handel and Haydn
the Messiah
Music Mall
Paderewski
Wm. Muldoon
Velty
Marlon
Austin’s Theatre
Doce Minco
Boston Museum
Kyrone
OUR
Sarcevas
Mayfair
Mr. A
Pi Keno
Gage
Austin & Stone
Tremost Museum
Sanun
Larosnta