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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1912

Page

9

Hoffmann Imperial Russian Ballet Thrills Boston at Shubert

Gertrude Hoffmann and her Imperial Russian Ballet opened at the Shubert Theatre to a crowded, eager audience. The program featured Cleopatra Silks, Les Sylphides, East dances, and Scheherazade with Kosloff, Bakst designs, and Golow scenery. John Mason follows Monday Feb 26.

Gertrude Hoffman Imperial Russian Ballet Shubert Theatre Harry Lauder Broadway Miss Hoffmann Valeska Suratt Lee Chapin Cleopatra Paria Yanieff Rimsky-Korsakoff Glasounov Nicolas Solanikow Mme Rimsky- Korsakoff Rimsky

Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Recipe

A home cough syrup combines granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex to soothe throat and ease coughs within hours. The plan promises safety, keeps well, and offers a money back guarantee.

Norway United States Canada The Pinex Co Ft. Weyne Ind

Flesh-forming tablets promise rapid weight gain for thin youths

A physician notes happiness and gratitude from several young female patients who used the three grain hypu nuclane tablets to increase weight. He emphasizes the distress of thin youths and states weight can rise with several months of regular use, with the remedy now sold by top doctors and apothecaries in sealed packages with self administration instructions.

Pink Lady at Colonial Theatre Nears Final Week

The Pink Lady continues at the Colonial Theatre with its end nigh as the 11th and last week of the run begins. Ivan Caryll’s score draws strong applause from audiences while the company features Frank Lailor Hazel Dawn Alice Dovey Alice Hegeman and others in the lively musical comedy.

Colonial Theatre Ivan Caryll Frank Lalor Funny Condidier Hazel Dawn Alice Dovey Alice Hegeman Fred Wright, Jr Jack Henderson Craufurd Kent Forrest Winant Scott Welch Louise Kelley Lois Wiles Flora Crosbie

Nazimova Stars in The Marionettes at Hollis Street Theatre

Nazimova, now fluent in English, again delights Boston audiences in The Marionettes at Hollis Street Theatre. Last night opened the second and final week with a brilliant crowd and strong company including Grace Carlyle and Frank Gillmore. Tickets for James K. Hackett in A Grain of Dust go on sale at 8 this morning as demand is expected to be high.

Nazimova Boston Hollis Street Theatre Pierre Wolff Grace Carlyle Kate Meek Eileen Kearney Frank Gillmore Arthur Lewis Edward Fielding Frank Goldsmith Franklin Pangborn A. Romaine Callender William Hasson Arthur Hurley James K. Hackett

Park Theatre Stages The Country Boy in Seventh Week

The Country Boy at Park Theatre enters its seventh week with a large audience. The production blends humor with a serious plot, drawing strong local and out-of-town attendance, including a holiday matinee on Washingtons Birthday.

the Park Theatre Washington

The Rosary At Grand Opera House Edward KE

The Rosary, the week’s attraction at the Grand Opera House, receives strong approval last night. Father Brian Kelly delivers a humane and practical portrayal, with Harrington Reynolds reprising the role. The cast includes Grace Reading Edwin Vail Walter Fenner Edgar Murray Jr Billy Champ Donna Lee Mabel Haven. Next on the bill is Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

Grand Opera House Edward KE. Rose Granda Opera House Brian Kelly Harrington Reynolds Grace Reading Edwin Vail Walter Fenner Edgar Murray, Jr Billy Champ Donna Lee Mabel Haven

Recamatians Elmer and Amand's eel relief found

In Boston a relief effort centers on the eel project led by Recamatians Elmer and Amand. Local supporters push for funding and distribution to assist affected communities.

Recamatians Elmer & Amand Eel Metcal T Ca Boston

Tremont Theatre Debuts The Man From Cook's in Boston

The Man From Cook's at Tremont Theatre delivers a lively musical comedy with a stable plot and humorous episodes. Stella Hoban leads as Marjorie the American girl. Fred Walton excels as the English artist. Leslie Kenyon charms as the wooing Britisher.

Tremont Theatre Cook's Boston Stella Hoban Marjorie Leslie Kenyon Eleanor Pendleton Rene Thornton Gustav Bergman Marion Murray Flavia Acaro Rena Hoffman Bay of Naples Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger Cook

Farnum Brothers Star In The Littlest Rebel At Boston Theatre

Dustin and William Farnum head a Boston Theatre run of The Littlest Rebel under A H Woods. Mary Miles Minter plays the rebel captain’s daughter with pathos and comedy. Percy Haswell and George Thatcher also feature prominently. A Washington's Birthday matinee is planned for Thursday.

Dustin William Farnum Boston A. H. Woods Woods Clever Brothers Mary Miles Minter Percy Haswell George Thatcher Washington

Plymouth Theatre Engaged with Viola Allen in The Herfords

The final week of Miss Viola Allen's engagement at the Plymouth Theatre in Rachel Crothers The Herfords began last night. The production is a regional hit with demand from other cities, and Boston audiences see the mother scene in the final act as a standout. An extra matinee is planned for Washington's Birthday. Also, seat sales start this morning for The Deep Purple, Paul Armstrong's Broadway drama at Plymouth Theatre.

Plymouth Theatre Viola Allen Rachel Crothers The Herfords Liiely Boston Miss Allen Miss Prentice Washington

Bowdoin Square Theatre Week Show Delights Women

Bowdoin Square Theatre presents a varied bill with the Kumas Japs doing mystifying tricks, Captain T Lewis offering educational chalk pictures, Harry and Kate Jackson's lively sketch, Diroz and Lesnel in a new wire feature, and George Fisher the wooden shoe dancer. The moving pictures align with current tastes. Amateurs perform Wednesday night instead of Thursday, and the Washington's Birthday show starts at 10 30.

Bowdoin Square Theatre T. Lewis Harry Kate Jackson Diroz Lesnel George Fisher

Gaiety Theatre Presents The Midnight Maidens This Week

The Midnight Maidens at the Gaiety Theatre delivers witty comedy from Harry Ward Donnie Simmons and Dick McAllister. A well trained chorus in exquisite costumes accompanies the engaging Cen tury Trio Ward Raymond and Danny Simmons in pleasing performances.

Gaiety Theatre Harry Ward Donnie Simmons Dick McAllister Ward Raymond Danny Simmons

Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth In Vaudeville at Keiths

Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth star at B F Keiths Theatre delivering The Musical Surprise Party a blend from opera to sleight of hand with audience voting on selections. The bill features Cyril Chadwick Mary Johnson Albert Carlton DeWitt Burns Terrance Bert Kalmer Jessie Brown Ardell and others in various acts and dances.

Nora Bayes Jack Norworth B. F. Keith's Thea Ney Dan Cyril Chadwick Mary Johnson Albert Carlton Argentina Albert Anderson David Stamper Frank Ardell

Product of the Mill heads into final Castle Square run

Castle Square Theatre enters the last two weeks of The Product of the Mill with strong audience approval. Miss McFadden’s prize play attracts crowds through realism and solid company work led by Mr. Craig and Miss Young, signaling continued Harvard prize productions and a likely monthlong run.

Castle Square

Globe Theatre Holiday Week Varied Acts Shine

Globe Theatre features Terelli's Circus with ponies dogs and Bessie the unridable male, Allen Byron and Miss Blanche in The Tin Wedding, Eileen Malone on violin, Marks Alvin and Bessie Rosa singing and dancing, The Clippers improving on programme, O A Lawlor and Miss Potter singing and talking act, The Rays song review and a Pathe weekly reel showing the Statue of Liberty jump.

Globe Theatre Terelli Circus Bessie Allen Byron Miss Blanche Eileen Malone Marks Alvin Bessie Rosa O. A. Lawlor Miss Potter Globe E Pictures Statue of Liberty New York Pathe

Orpheum Theatre Packed for The Wrong Flat Show

Extra large audiences filled the Orpheum Theatre yesterday for Alexander Gaden and company in The Wrong Flat headlining a bill that also featured Professor La Reine and company electrical wizards three Cook sisters Norwood and Norwood Reid sisters pantomime dancing Hardeman Alice De Garno aerial artist and Myron Baker troupe. For the last half of the week additional acts include Great Johnson Jose and Adams Princilla Fifi Tiooney and her toy poodles Metropolitan Trio Lola Milton and company Cook and Stevens and the Juggling Gormans.

Orpheum Theatre Alexander Gaden Professor la Reine Electrical Wizards Cook Sisters Norwood Reid Sisters Hardeman Alice de Garno Myron Baker Johnson Jose and Adams Princilla Fifi Tiooney Metropolitan Trio Lola Milton and Company Cook and Stevens Gormans

Scenic Temple Revival by Temple Players Delights Patrons

The Temple Players presented an up-to-date musical revue to Temple patrons featuring new songs, dances, and ensemble numbers. The show included vaudeville acts such as Sam Barbar The Man with the Golden Shoes and a high-standard motion picture exhibition used as illustrative teaching. Leona Howe's Union Orchestra offered a brief concert of operatic selections.

Sam Barbar Leona Howe Union Orchestra

Way One East Captivates Boston Theatre Audience

The Majestic Theatre presented Way One East to a good crowd, with Catherine Carter as Anna Moore earning accolades for a restrained exit scene. Ernest P. Evers impressed as David and J R Armstrong as the Squire, supported by Beth Sommerville Caroline Pearse Warren Cook John E Brennan Jane Millard and a strong choir performance of seasonal songs.

Majestic Theatre David Anna Moore Stern Squire Constable Boston Newherm Catherine Carter Ernest P. Evers J. R. Armstrong Squire Beth Sommerville Caroline Pearse Kate Brewster Warren Cook Professor Sterling John E. Brennan Hi Holfer Jane Millard Kentucky

National Theatre Presents Streets of Boston Delivers Crowd Hit

The Streets of Boston at National Theatre drew large crowds with a lively mix of street singers and vaudeville acts. Clarence Winston and Carlo Yoconelli headlined a show featuring Sam McLean Marie Grosso and others, plus Sylvia Bidwell in Train No 4 and Bailey Hall Burnett.

National Theatre Boston Park Street Clarence Winston Back Bay Carlo Yoconelli Bill Johnson Sam McLean John Nicholas Mersciano Marie Grosso Max Carlin Henry Levine Claudius Scarlet Sylvia Bidwell Bailey, Hall and Burnett

Waldron's Casino Features Boule Varde Troupe and Surprise Clowns

The Casino this week showcases The Belles of the Boule varde with Snitz Moore and Florence Bennett the Columbian Girl whose beauty and talent lead the lineup. Also appearing are Harry Campbell Linton DeWolfe William E Browning Lanier DeWolfe Dale and Harris the Three Musical Harmonists Lillian Hoover Barry Milton and others with a chorus. European comedy clowns are making their first local appearance.

Austin Stones Museum Showcases Jennie the Orangutan and Fantastical Acts

Austin Stones Museum features Jennie the orangutan as its star attraction with receptions and copycat displays of human behavior. Acts include Jumbo the horse, Yamousiki Trio, Flossie LaBlanc, Professor Hornman, the Desmones, and Big Ben the snake, along with Mobile Minstrels Florodora Girls and Cassie French dance numbers.

Austin @ Stone’s Museum Jennie Austin & Stone's Jumbo Flossie LaBlanck Professor Hornman Coin Juggler Desmones Big Ben Snake Florodora Girls Frank Walsh John Flynn Ida Campbell Cassie French

Navy redesignates ships for naval militia training

The gunboat Marietta is named to replace the monitor Tonopah as a training ship for the New Jersey naval militia. The Newport, already serving as a training ship for the New York Training School, is ordered into active service.

Washington Marietta Navy Department Tonopah New Jersey Naval Militia Newport New York

Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Offered as Cure

Posing as a health advice note this item promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cheap solution for faded gray hair thinning and dandruff. Claims include restoring natural color in days, stopping hair loss, and improving scalp health with a fifty cent bottle.

Wyeth

Howard Atheneum Preview features Livingston wrestling carnival

The Howard Atheneum plans another wrestling week with world champion Cora Livingston meeting all challengers. Isabel Savoy impressed by defeating the champion recently. A Wednesday handicap elimination match pits Livingston against the top winner in four contests. Burlesque by Jardin de Paris Girls and a Merry Minstrel Maids showcase headline the carnival with Pearl Reid Adelaide Fell Merion Campbell and Carrie Young among the audience favorites.

Howard Cora Livingston Isabel Savoy Miss Idvingston Jardin de Paris Abe Leavitt Merry Minstriel Pearl Reid Adelaide Fell Merion Campbell Carrie Young Leavitt Emmett and Clark

Jennie Hight Actress Dies in Chicago at 68

Jennie Hight known as Mrs. Jennie Hight Smith died at age 68 in Chicago at her son William T. Smith's home. A former stage star linked with Edwin Booth and Joseph Jefferson, she was born in Philadelphia and left the footlights after marriage to Charles M. Smith. The obituary notes prior theater fame and private life details. The Washington's Birthday show began at noon with Georgetta Vittord Ash and Carr, Crawford and Mont rose, Bill Baker and Jess, Casey and Smith performing in a variety program.

Chicago Jennie Hight Jennie Hight Smith William T. Smith Edwin Booth Joseph Jefferson Frank B. Aiken Philadelphia Footlights Charles M. Smith Georgetta Vittord Ash Carr Crawford Montrose Bill Baker Jess Casey Smith Ned Nolan Ted Snyder Washington

Pleasant Refreshing Beneficial Elixir of Figs Advert

The advertisement touts a Syrup of Figs and Elixir of California plants as a refined health tonic. It claims gentle laxative and curative properties without objectionable substances and urges buyers to seek the genuine product.

California

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