The Brighter Side at Tremont Theatre New England
Edward H. Crosby reports on E. L. Willard lead in The Brighter Side at Tremont Theatre Boston a witty French grounded play by Capus translated by Parker with strong ensemble and buoyant reception. Alice Lennon Leila Repton H. Cooper Cliffe and others praised for polished acting and sparking dialogue in a wholesome entertaining drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Willard
Louis N. Parker
Alfred Capus
Willard Asidre Jossan
Mme. de
Eeree
Gladys Granger
Charles de Neray
Walter Sauter
Gaston de Rive
H. Cooper-Cliffe Therese
Alice Lennon
Boston
Mr. Willard
Theresa de Rive
Jacques
Sauveterre
Therese
Andre Jossan
Andre
Leila Repton
H. Cooper-Cliffe
the Tremont
Edward H. Crosby
Tremont Enes
Mrr. Willard
Goa
Lautelaine
Kreisler's Farewell At Jordan Hall Stirs Boston
Fritz Kreisler, the Belgian violinist, makes a farewell appearance at Jordan Hall next Saturday afternoon. Manager Mudgett has announced a program highlighting Kreisler's versatility with a long repertoire. The concert features Bach, Beethoven, Joachim, Schumann, Tartini, Rameau, Porpora, Goldmark, Wieniawski and Zarzyński.
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Fritz Kreisler
Jordan Hall
Boston
Mudgett
Kreister
Bach
Beethoven
Joachin
Schumann
Tartini
Rameau
Porpora
Goldmark
Wieniawski
Zarzyski
Edeson to Play Strong Heart at Park Theatre
New York dispatch notes Robert Edeson will star in Strong Heart at the Park Theatre on Monday March 27 with arrangements made by his manager Henry B. Harris. Edeson is midway through his run at the Hudson Theatre and has enjoyed major success in this college life comedy drama by William C. DeMille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zangwill
Afghanistan
Soldier Boy
Miss Loftus
Eileen O’keefe
Nellie O'Neil
Eva Vincent
Maper
Mr. Reeves-Smith
George Spencer
Herbert Standing
Charles Hawtrey
Mars
Robert Edeson
Park Theatre
Strongheart
Henry B. Harris
Edeson
Hudson Theatre
William C. DeMille
President of Semple's Instalment Company Endorses Catarrhal Powder
D. T. Sample of Wash., Pa., who led Semple's Instalment Company, says chronic catarrh afflicted him for years. Remedies offered only temporary relief until he used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, which he claims gave almost instant relief and proved the one good thing in his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Samplé
Semple’s Instalment Company
Wash
DeWolf Hopper Delivers Record-Setting Wang Engagement at Majestic
The review lauds DeWolf Hopper for a record smashing performance of Wang at the Majestic Theatre. It cites his close rapport with audiences, enduring humor, and superior character portrayal. March 6 attraction is Piff Puff Pauf led by Alice Fischer and a large company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWolf Hopper
Ponce de Leon
Wang
Hopper
Majestic Theatre
Piff, Puff, Pauf
Alice Fischer
Lillian Russell Excels in The School for Scandal at Hollis Street
Boston theatergoers packed Hollis Street to see Lillian Russell star as Lady Teazie in Sheridan’s comedy. The company featured W. T. Carleton Sir Peter Teazle and a strong supporting cast with Miss Saunders, Miss Reynolds, Miss Smythe, Mr. Craven and Mr. Taylor delivering noteworthy performances.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Lillian Russell
Sheridan
Peter Teazle
W. T. Carleton
Oliver Surface
Walter Craven
Benjamin Backbite
John Taylor
Harry Bumper
Alfred Goplin Pyke
Joseph Surface
Harold Blake Charles Surface
van Rensselaer Wheeler
Candoar
Ella I. Smythe Maria
Eeeee Seeevees
Carrie Reynolds Mollise
Ming Estelle
Sneerwell
Lucille Saunders
Teazie
Eeeseerees
Miss Russell
Lady Teazie
Peter Teazie
Boston
Mr. van Rensselaer Wheeler
Charles Surface
Guaranteed VaR Incident Shocks Giles County
A reported VaR related event in Giles County drew attention from local officials. Details remain unclear as investigators review risk metrics and potential market exposure. No injuries or property damage reported at this time.
Mrs Gorringes Necklace at Colonial Theatre Impresses
Large audience views the second Colonial Theatre presentation of Mrs Gorringe Gorringe s Necklace with Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary Moore in key roles. The cast of ten delivers refined acting and well crafted dialogue. The same bill repeats tonight and tomorrow s matinee before The Case of Rebellious Susan is shown later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Mrs. Gorringe
Hubert Henry Davies
Charles Wyndham
Mary Moore
Captain Mowbray
Miss Moore
Susan
David Garrick
Eleanor Robson
Mary Ann
Mme
Cadski
van Yorx
Wagner
Charles Frohman
London
Ev’ge
Mra
Gorringe
Aaset i
Saturda
Ada Manees
Quincy Adams Sawyer Opens Final Boston Theatre Week
The Boston Theatre hosts the second and final week of Quincy Adams Sawyer with a large audience. James Thatcher stars in the title role with strong company work, and souvenirs featuring 49 portraits will be given at Wednesday and tomorrow’s performances after the Stage game.
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
Boston Theatre
Boston
James Thatcher
George Lockwood
Zekiel
Harry Robinson
Obadiah Strout
Ada Pugh
Lindy Putnam
Helaine Hadley
Alice Pettengill
Samantha Green
Gertrude Augarde
Bowel Poison Dangers and Body Ailments Listed
The passage links dirtied blood and impaired bowels to widespread symptoms. It lists eruptions, eczema sores, itching, fatigue, weak nerves, headaches, blurred vision, cold feet, and sweaty hands as signs of bowel poison and impure blood affecting the stomach liver and bowels.
Wills Presents A Son of Rest At Globe Theatre
Nat M Wills and assisting artists staged the second edition of A Son of Rest at the Globe Theatre. The company added new features and songs with Hunting Grub delivering parodies and a topical "Never" praising Lawson and attacking Standard Oil. May Florine Linden Aline Colin Edward Hayes Mona Wynne and others received praise for performances and dancing. The next bill is the old time melodrama In Old Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat M. Wills
Globe Theatre
Wills
Thomas Lawson
James& E. Rosen
Sacred Cat
Florine Linden
Aline Colin
Sprucebey
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Charles Udell
Timothy Snodgrass
Castle Square Theatre Presents The Eternal City in Stage Splendor
Castle Square Theatre stages Hall Caine s The Eternal City with original settings and Mas cagni music performed by an enlarged orchestra and mixed chorus. Lillian Kemble captivates as Donna Roma Volonna, with Howell Hansel as David Rossi and John Waldron as Baron Bonelli delivering strong performances. The run continues this week before a revival of The Magistrate next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Caine
Castle Square Theatre
Mascagni
Lillian Kemble
Donna Roma Volonna
Howell Hansel
David Rossi
John Waldron
Baron Bonelli
William Herbert
Pope
DeWitt C. Jennings
Bruno Rocco
Ben A. Field
Martott
Mark Kent
Menghelli
Ivy Troutman
Elena
A. W. Pinero
Grand Opera House Presents Her First False Step
Last night at the Grand Opera House the five act drama Her First False Step drew a large audience. Ruth Gadsby as Mary Waters and Genevieve Buinn as Edna Allen gave standout turns with strong support from E Harry English and Willie Barrows. Next week the hit will be Pou a Shop Girl with Dorothy Gish continuing to charm audiences.
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Grand Opera House
Lion’s den
Ruth Gadsby
Mary Waters
Dan Matthews
Genevieve Buinn
Edna Allen
E. Harry English
Jack Walters
Garrett Campbell
William F. Granger
J. O. LeBrasse
Josie Morris Sullivan
Mae Barnard
Willie Barrows
Jimmy Burns
New York Urchin
Josie Barrows
Tessie Donahue
Jimmy
Dorothy Gish
Hope Matthews
Bowdoin Square Theatre Delivers The Little Church Around the Corner
The Bowdoin Square production drew strong crowds last evening. The four act melodrama tells a holy love story overcoming obstacles and ends with a triumphant finale. The Bowdoin Square stock company earned praise with a creditable production led by Charles Miller Eugenie DuBois Wilmer Walter and Butler Haviland. The run lasts one week with a matinee for ladies and bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bowdoin Square
Bowdoin Square Stock Company
Charles Miller
Harry Gray
Eugenie DuBois
Agnes Grey
Wilmer Walter
Philip Vinton
Butler Haviland
Sadie Radcliffe
Florence Hale
Vera Collier
Ibsen Peer Gynt Recital by Ole Bang in Boston
Ole Bang presents Peer Gynt in Norwegian at Potter Kall this afternoon at three. It is his first Boston public appearance after praised Continental and New York recitals. The program includes Griég’s Peter Gynt selections with Miss Lyche Mr. Sokoloff and Miss Dahl, starting with Norwegian folk songs.
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Ibsen
Ole Bang
Potter Kall
Bang
Boston
New York City
Harvard
Banders Theatre
Peer Gynt
Grieég
Peter Gynt
Miss Lyche
Mr. Sokoloff
Miss Dahl
Little Egypt Headlines Columbia Music Hall Burlesque
The famed Little Egypt headlined at Columbia Music Hall last night with her burlesque company drawing full house. The show featured Marie West the Ginger Girl, Barkers as aerial artists, Viola Sheldon and Harry Hastings in The Elopers, German comedian Charles B. Watson, and a second playlet Mixing Things Up with the entire company. vibrant costumes, new music, and lively gyrations kept audiences entertained throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley
Columbia Music Hall
Burlesque
Columbia
Pat White
Charley Armstrong
Marie West
Ginger Girl
Barkers
Boyce
Black
Almerit
Viola Sheldon
Harry Hastings
Elopers
Howitt
Charles B. Watson
Keith's Theatre hosts Chevalier in a coster song vaudeville debut
Albert Chevalier, famed English character artist, made his Boston vaudeville bow at Keith's Theatre. He changed costumes for each coster number and drew enthusiastic applause. The program ran nearly five hours with strong turns by Pice and Prevost, Dan Quinlan and Kellar Mack, the Dumonds, George Techow with trained cats, the Huntings, John Birch, the Fraser trio, and Lawrence Crane illusions.
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Albert Chevalier
Boston
Mr. Chevalier
Pice
Prevost
Dan Quinlan
Kellar Mack
Dumonds
George Techow
Huntings
John’ Birch
Fraser
Lawrence Crane
Chick
Tanaka's Imperial Jiu Jitsu Wrestlers Draw Crowds at Walker's Museum
Hundreds gathered before opening as Tanaka's team showcased jiu jitsu in monster paintings and live holds. Prince Tanaka, hailed as the world’s best, explained holds and demonstrated how to threaten joints and necks, with six days of performances at Casey auditorium amid other attractions in the hall.
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Tanaka
Prince Tanaka
Howard Atheneum Presents a Diverse Week of Vaudeville Acts
The Howard stage features a varied bill with Tootoonin Arabs, Frank Gardiner and Lottie Vincent in Winning a Queen, Howard and North, the Rio brothers on Roman rings, the Powers brothers on bicycles, Pauline Moran with new songs, the D'Hlimers acrobatics, St John and La Fevre with songs and imitations, Happy Jack Lyle, Billy Kinkaid juggling, Connelly and Rowe, Charley Farrell in blackface, new kinetograph pictures, The Wires skit, new verses for Mary Wise, and a fresh version of Susie Smithers by George Alexander.
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Oday Howard
Writ. Am
Tootoonin Arabs
Gardiner and Vincent
Howard and North
Rio Bros
Pauline Moran
Pevne
Bros
the D’elmars
St. John
Our
Burl
Mary Wise
Suale Smithers
Howard
Frank Gardiner
Lottie Vincent
North
Boston
Rio Brothers
Powers Brothers
Gaston
Alphonse A-Wheel
Comediennes
D'Hlimers
la Fevre
Jack Lyle
Billy Kinkaid
Jaggierville
Connelly
Rowe
Charley Farrell
Coon
Susie Smithers
George Alexander
Lyceum Theatre hosts Cherry Blossom Burlesque troupe
The Cherry Blossom Burlesque troupe brings two burlesques and a strong finale to the Lyceum Theatre. The crowd responded well to a large, well costumed chorus and wholesome comedy though the final act grew tiresome with its horseplay. The review notes strong acts by Bert Fuller Jydia Carlisle Lillie Perry Seymour and Hill and the New York Comedy Four as the standout number of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Theatre
Shanley’s
Charles Crolsius
John H. Perry
Bert Fuller
Jydia Carlisle
Lillie Perry
Seymour
Hill
New York
Mound City
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FE. S. Willard
Tremont
Cecilia Loftus
the Park
Hollis
Sir Charles Wyndham
Colonial
the Globe
Castle Square
Keith’s, Howard, Empire
Columbia, Lyceum, Palace
Austin & Stone’s
Walker’s Museum
Israel Zangwill
Alderman. Maper
William J. Butler
Robert Maper
H. Reeves-Smith
Jack Doherty
George
Spencer Montmorency Josephs
Herbert Standin O’ Flannagan
Emmett Shackel
See Ia Ors Keaee
Lee Carter
Leela Rinehardt
O'Keefe
Robinson Haywood Marcelle
Adora Andrews
Ursula
Rose Anthon
Joan Lee Carte
Nesta de Becker
Kreisler
Robert Edeson Coming
Giles LS i
Smith
Alstaubrant
Temple Place
Entertainments
America
New England
Quinlan and
Mack
Mr. and
Mrs. Fist Lawrence Crane Meakin
Lawrence Leo Chick
Teohow's Cats
Rice
John Birch
Fraser Tho Owley
Randall Lorraine
Gandy Hoyt
Waller
MR. Willard Man
Middleman
Honey Arthur Jones
T. W. Robertson
Professor’s Love
Story
J. M. Barrie
Tom Pinch
Charles Dickens
Daniel Frohman
Empire Searn
Boston Music Hall
Doora
Josef Yarrick
Ara
Boston Symphony
Wilhelm Gericke
Castle
Castle Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Liebler & Co
Down Town
Winter St
the Magistrate
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Scollay Sq
Fierre Gasnier
de Forest
Cannon Ball
Curio Hall
Poe
Bowdoin
Little
Egypt
Broadhurst & Currie
Nat. M.wills
Old Kentucky
Keith’s Theatre
Majestic Matinee
Morrow
Wor Hopper
Merry M
Eatre
F. O
Elor
R.t & Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Shubet Co
Lillian
Russell
Howard Atheneum
Page
QO. Entertainments
Lawrence McCarty
Ricaind
cAl's
Quincy Adams
Senvoutre
Crand Opera
Lucia di
Cavalleri
Die
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