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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1911

Page

12

Trail of the Lonesome Pine opens at Boston Theatre

The Boston Theatre revived with the first Boston staging of The Trail of the Lonesome Pine adapted by Eugene Walter from John Fox Jr. The cast includes Charlotte Walker as June and Berton Churchill as Hale with strong turns by W. S. Hart and Willard Robertson. Scenic design highlights Cumberland mountains scenery. reception from the audience is favorable and the production is likely to travel well.

Boston Trail of the Lonesome Pine Eugene Walter John Fox, Jr June Mr. Walter Jack Hale Charlotte Walker Miss Walker Berton Churchill Hale W. S. Hart Willard Robertson Dave George Woodward Uncle Billy Cumberland Mountains Pine

Scenic Temple Holiday Extravaganza Delights Crowd

The Scenic Temple hosted a Christmas style bill from 1 PM to 10 30 PM with acts by the Kumas Japs acrobats and equilibrists Miss Marie Laurens singing comedienne Cohan and Young singers and dancers. The motion pictures pleased children and Lenna Howe's Union Orchestra performed a short concert.

Marie Laurens Cohan Young Lenna Howe Tnion Orchestra

The Concert at Hollis Street Theatre Delights City

The Hollis Street Theatre presented The Concert a three act comedy adapted by Leo Ditrichstein from Herman Bahr. Gabor Arany the famed Hungarian pianist and Janet Beecher as his wife drive the plot with wit and emotion as lovers are tested and a scandal avoided.

Hollis Street Theatre Leo Ditrichstein Herman Bahr Gabor Arany New York Flora Dallas Catskills Dallas Arany Liszt Schumann Janet Beecher William Morris Dr. Dallas Jane Grey

Sothern and Marlowe Bring Shakespearian Repertoire to Shubert

The second week of E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe in Shakespeare at Shubert Theatre begins with a holiday crowd. Seven plays are scheduled: As You Like It, The Merchant of Venice, Twelfth Night, Hamlet, Macbeth, The Taming of the Shrew, and a matinee. Next week William Faversham arrives for two weeks with Julie Opp. box office opens next Thursday.

E. H. Sothern Julia Marlowe Shubert Theatre William Faversham Julie Opp Shubert MR. E. H Julia Sothern Marlowe

Budisher's Matt and Jeff Captivates Globe Theatre

The matinee and evening shows of Budisher's Matt and Jeff filled the Globe Theatre in its eighth week. New lines by Roger Gray and Shorty De Witt as Matt and Jeff drew praise along with Aline Bolling Anita Arliss Lillian Goldsmith and Louis Kelso in yesterday's performances. Howard Webster provided memorable music pleasing the audience.

Globe Theatre Budisher Matt Jeff Roger Gray Shorty de Witt Aline Bolling Anita Arliss Lillian Goldsmith Louis Kelso Howard Webster

Tremont Theatre Presents Over the River at Tremont

Tremont Theatre opened Over the River a three act musical comedy starring Eddie Foy with book by George W Hobart and H A Du Souchet and music by John L Golden The plot follows Madison Park who is arrested on a spree and sent to Blackwell Island for 30 days The show features Maud Lambert Lillian Lorraine Josie Sadler Jeanette and a notable dance number The Berlin Madcaps provide lively routines and several musical numbers including On the Boulevard Ring Ting a Ling Chop Stick Rag I Ain t to Blame for Loving You and How Can I Love Such a Man Mr Foy delivers his strongest performance yet with early standing ovations

Deer Island Mr. Parke Mexico Mr. Way Maud Lambert Lillian Lorraine Josie Sadler Jeanette Berlin

Majestic Theatre Announces Upcoming Play Lineup

Majestic Theatre audiences enjoyed livery woman yesterday as the run continues with strong demand. Every Woman ends next Saturday night, with few remaining opportunities to see this acclaimed work. Baby Mine with Marguerite Clark starts next week, seats on sale Thursday morning.

Majestic Theatre Marguerite Clark

Colonial Theatre Presents The Pink Lady Holiday Attraction

Boston audiences enjoyed the Colonial Theatre third week opening with a lively musical comedy. Frank Lalor in satire and humor delighted as Condidier, with Alice Hegeman and Hazel Dawn delivering strong performances as the Pink Lady and leading lady. Alice Dovey and Fred Wright Jr.also received praise for their musical roles.

Colonial Theatre Boston Frank Lalor Alice Hegeman Hazel Dawn Alice Dovey Fred Wright Jr

The Two Orphans at Grand Opera House

The Grand Opera House presents The Two Orphans this week with Kate Claxton’s lineage in Louise, Alice Horine as Louise, Eugenie Campbell as Henrietta, and a strong supporting cast. The production showcases the familiar melodrama with high audience enthusiasm, followed by The Strugglers for a single week.

Grand Opera House Kate Claxton Louise Alice Horine Miss Claxton Eugenie Campbell Henrietta Carolyn Friend Marianna John Fenton Jacques W. P. Nunn Pierre Mary Stewart Cone Harriette Neville la Frochard Arthur S. Ross

Brokers Back 10 Tape Again After Holiday Markets Open

The financial world resumes business after a three day holiday in a cheerful frame of mind to finish up the remaining days of 1911. Brokers and bond dealers expect a years long pull with rising prices after four lean years.

Andrew Carnegie

Calendar for Today Ex-dividends and Holdings

Am Smelting pfd ex dividend Nipe Bay pfd Reading 2d pfd United Fruit appear on today’s calendar with dividend and security notes. Investors should check brokerage updates for ex dividend status and trading implications across listed firms.

Nipe Bay Reading 2d United Fruit

Delaware & Hudson Railway A Century Of Dividends

The Delaware and Hudson lines stand out among railway securities as the oldest dividend payer with payments dating back to 1826. In 85 years, dividends were skipped only 12 times. A special financial page tomorrow will present a short historical sketch and analyze future prospects for the road.

Hudson

Christmas Spirit At B F Keiths Theatre Delights Audiences

A full house celebrated the season at B F Keiths Theatre with a Yuletide pantomime and gifts from a tree. Marguerite Haney and Ralph Lynn led a lively program with supporting acts including The Old Fiddlers, trained cockatoos, Rube Dickson, Havelocks, Francis and LaDell, Arthur Pickens and others in a well balanced bill.

B. F. Keith Marguerite Haney Ralph Lynn B. A. Rolfe Haney Lynn Mr. Lamont Rube Dickson Francis and LaDell Arthur Pickens and Company Freddie McGinnis Brothers

Christmas Burlesque at the Howard Delights Local Patrons

Patrons enjoyed a Christmas Day burlesque at the Howard featuring Sam Rice and his Daffydils praised as top quality. The show highlighted Lulu Beeson, a strong chorus, and acts by Cora Livingston the champion lady wrestler with Miss Livingston to defend the title.

Howard Sam Rice Lulu Beeson Harry Keeler Allen Carter Joe Wolf Frank Grace Chris Wetzel Blanch Carter Jessie Watson Cora Livingston Miss Livingston Louie Dacre Montfords Louis Guertin Oscelon Cvyouse Ah Ling Foo Bessie Rosa Chic Comedienne Millard Brothers Bernier and Stella Bright C. W Bradley Remick Successe Gazabo Blanche Carter

Park Theatre Presents Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford Run Continues

The Park Theatre today marks the start of its 14th week of Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford performances, with 18 weeks already showing strong audience demand. The comic attraction delights holiday crowds with lively humor and rapid applause as Boston audiences return repeatedly to enjoy its wit.

Wallingford The Park Theatre Boston

Wizard of Oz draws full Castle Square audience

Castle Square Theatre packed yesterday afternoon and evening for The Wizard of Oz. The crowd praised the Lion and Mary Young as Dorothy Gale while George Herssell and Donald Meek delighted as Scarecrow and Tin Woodman. The show runs through this week and next.

Castle Square Theatre Mary Young Dorothy Gale George Herssell Donald Meek Castle Square

National Theatre Primrose Stars in Boston Debut

National Theatre audiences warmly welcomed veteran minstrel George Primrose, famed for grace and dancing, in his first Boston appearance in years. He shared the stage with Murphy and West, plus acts by Snot and Mack, Du Calion, Leonard and Whitney, Clemons and Dean, Heritage and Deinhart, the Two Rubies, and Di Dios children’s circus, delivering a night of varied comedy and dance.

George Primrose National Theatre Boston Primrose West Murphy Snot Mack South du Calion Paris Duffy Leonard Whitney Clemons Dean Mr. Clemons Heritage Deinhart DeWitt Young di Dio

Austin & Stone's Museum Features New England's Fairest Woman

Josephine Qouelette of Lowell is highlighted as among the most pretty in New England at Austin & Stone's Museum this week. The Cingarese silver dancers also appear along with a holiday programme by Cassie French's Florodora girls and a lineup of acts including the Hart sisters Harvey and James Ray Rutherford Mary Alton and a new farce by John Flynn Charles Tenney and Ida Campbell.

Josephine Qouelette Lowell New England Austin & Stone Museum Cingarese Cassie French Florodora Girls Hart Sisters Harvey and James Ray Rutherford Mary Alton John Flynn Charles Tenney Ida Campbell

Waldron's Casino Presents Runaway Girls In Full Spark

Waldron's Casino showcases a two act musical comedy The Runaway Girls From Dixie with Estelle Rose Clara Evans George A Clark Adelina Roettine Kelly and Rio Babette Joe Opp Nip and Tuck and a lively beauty chorus delivering a snappy stage show this week.

Clark Dixie Waldron’s Estelle Rose Clara Evans Ireland George A. Clark Harry Lauder Adelina Roettine Kelly and Rio Babette Joe Opp Nip and Tuck

Princess Zim Zim at Plymouth Theatre Draws Big Audiences

Two large holiday crowds attended the Princess Zim Zim at the Plymouth Theatre. Dorothy Donnelly stars for the first time in this city, delivering a versatile performance as the unusual princess, supported by an exceptional cast led by John Barrymore, a Boston favorite.

Here There and Everywhere at Gaiety Theatre

Bon Ton Company presents Here There and Everywhere at the Gaiety Theatre this week led by Bert Baker. The seven scene show features Lee Hickman Babe LaTour and a strong chorus with entertaining acts between scenes including the Macks Welly and Feeley and an impersonation turn by Baker.

Gaiety Theatre Bon Ton Company Bert Baker Lee Hickman Babe LaTour Macks Welly Feeley

Boston swimmers star in sensational underwater act at Orpheum

Alfie Aykroyd, who swam to Boston Light on her first attempt, teams with Annie Morecroft for a dramatic diving act at the Orpheum this week. A large glass tank and special scenery of Boston Light set the scene. A Saturday morning school performance is planned along with fifteen other features.

Alfie Aykroyd Boston Orpheum Annie Morecroft

Hebrew Association Ends First Annual New England Convention

The Associated Young Men's Hebrew Association of New England closed its first annual two day meeting with a banquet at Brunswick Hall Roxbury. Officers elected include Abraham Krubeck Chelsea president Solomon Rosenberg New Bedford first vice president Charles Goldman Lynn second vice president James Marcus Dorchester third vice president Max Reback Fall River secretary Samuel Astroff Lawrence treasurer and an executive committee with Dr Nathan A Finkelstein Boston Henry I Taylor Portland Me and Harry Fine Malden. The next convention will be held in New Bedford.

Associated Young Men’s Hebrew Association of New England Brunswick Hall Temple Adath Jesurun Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury Abraham Krubeck Chelsea Solomon Rosenberg New Bedford Charles Goldman Lynn James Marcus Dorchester Max Reback Fall River Samuel S. Astroff Lawrence Nathan A. Finkelstein Boston Henry I. Taylor Portland Harry Fine Malden

Actor’s Brother Arbuckle Dies in St Louis

Reports say Thomas Castleton Arbuckle brother of actor Maclyn Arbuckle did not die by his own action. He was found dead in a downtown hotel after refusing medical attention. Coroner’s inquest will determine cause. physicians suspect pneumonia or heart disease. Arbuckle had been drinking. relatives’ motives for using an assumed name unclear. Father James Arbuckle active in Latin America trade promotion.

ST. Louis Thomas Castleton Arbuckle Maclyn Arbuckle Arbuckle James Arbuckle Latin-America

Car Jumped Black Bridge Killing or Injuring Dozens in Pottsville

A trolley car with 35 passengers from Schuylkill Haven plunged 20 feet from Black Bridge into the Schuylkill River near Pottsville. All injured were rushed to Pottsville Hospital. none yet confirmed fatally, several in precarious condition. River depth kept casualties lower. accident blamed on a broken fall.

Pottsville Penn Schuylkill Haven Black Bridge Schuylkill River Pottsville Hospital

Prisoners at East Cambridge jail share Christmas dinners

Prisoners at the East Cambridge jail were served a Christmas dinner featuring roast pork and apple sauce. Chester S. Jordan and "Big Bill" Kelcher received turkey dinners from friends. A vaudeville show followed in the jail chapel and time was spent in the yard.

East Cambridge Chester S. Jordan Somerville Big Bill Kelcher

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Hollis River Tremont Boston Theatre Hunt, Ellis & So Bankers & Brokers Consolidated Stock Exchange of N.Y State Street Broad Street N. Y Louisville & Nashville Lehigh Valley Amalgamated Widd Stobe-Wernicke Co Federal Street Toronto J. Thomas Reinhardt Devonshire ST Copper Range Consolidated Company Frederic Stanwood United Fruit Company Mass Charles A. Hubbard American Coal Products Company Ernest J. Steer American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company S. E. Farwell Common Sense Gum James Shay & CO State St Tremont Theatre William E. Soule Am. Smelting Pfd Delaware & Hudson Delaware B. F. Keith’s Theatre Howard Atheneum Waldron’s Casino Plymouth Theattre Orpheum Theatre Howardgram Isabel Savoy Hebrew Association Keith Hegre Little Folk Santa Claus Old Soldier Fiddlers Lamont’s Cockatoos Havelocks Zanoras Emma Francis Harry Ladell Arthur Pickens & CO McGinnis Bros Wm. Faversham FAUN Chas. Frohman Rich & Harris Lessees Mgrs Mars Belasco Herman Behr Casen O Baby Mine Daly’s Theatre Plymouth Tel. Ox Zim-Zim Dorothy Donnelly John Barrymore Geo. M. Cohan Giobe Mat Bud Fisher Klaw & Erlanger Lady Relormal South End Theatre Columbia Bitoun Eves OPERA John Craig Dowtown Winter St Primrose & West's Minstrels Leonard & Whitney de Dios Circus Jordan Tremont ‘Theatre Foy Charles Dillingham Eddie Foy Methven KLAW Erlanger Jas. J. Morrison & Co Manover St Tremont Row du Pont Colonia Phon Washington Fort Hill Loew’s Washington Street Boylston Washington St. Ostens
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