Triumph and Rogers Brothers in London at Majestic Theatre
The Triumph of an Empress by Theodore Kremer featuring Mildred Holland as Catherine opens with grand costumes and a Novgorod convent setting. The cast includes Grand Duke Peter Fedorowitz James B Wilson and Theodore Roberts. The Rogers Brothers in London follows with lively dialogue, music by Hoffmann, bright numbers, and a strong chorus. Neva Aymar Lillian Coleman and Carrie Reynolds shine with several standout songs.
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Rogers Brothers in London staged at Hollis Street Theatre
The Rogers Brothers in London a three act musical comedy at Hollis Street Theatre Boston last evening. Cast includes Ferdinand Falls Max Rogers Harold Harvey Joseph Coyne Will Conn Marie Patricia Lillian Coleman Rosie Lotte Carrie Reynolds and Lord Harry Hartford with music by Hoffmann Ellis and lyrics by Hobart Gardenier.
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London
John J. McNally
Max Hoffmann
Melville Ellis
George V. Hobart
Ed Gardenier
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston
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Gus Rogers
Auigust Furst
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Harold Harvey
Joseph Coyne Will Conn
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Bebe Cmd
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M. Melville Ellis
Checkers at Boston Theatre Delights Local Audience
Henry Blosson Jr's Checkers presented by Thomas W. Ross company at the Boston Theatre last night. The four act comedy follows Edward Campbell known as Checkers whose gambling passion complicates love with Pert Barlow. Ross leads a strong cast including Katherine Mulkins Anna Stanton May Vokes Charles Willard Wallace Worsley and more in a lively production with about 160 people in the company. Matinees run Wednesdays and Saturdays during the engagement.
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Thomas W. Ross
Edward Campbell
Checkers
Pert Barlow
Mr. Ross
Katherine Mulkins
Pert
Arthur Kendall
Dave Braham, Jr
W. T. Clark
Arkansaw
Thomas M. Hunter
There and Back at Columbia with The Dagger and the Rose
Evans and Hopper start week three of there and back at the Columbia Theatre with Rosita Guerrero’s panto mime The Dagger and the Rose as an afterpiece. The combo delights audiences with a light comedy and a dramatic sensational finale featuring a sinister figure, storm imagery, and eerie mood.
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Hopper
Columbia Theatre
Rosita Guerrero
Tremont Theatre Postpones Opening of Comic Opera Season
The Tremont Theatre delays its season opener as De Wolf Hopper and a 70 member company fail to arrive, snowbound en route from Indianapolis to Boston. The group left Indianapolis after a Saturday performance and traveled by train, reaching Buffalo, then delayed five hours en route to the South Station.
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Sky Farm Returns Profitably at Music Hall
Sky Farm reopens at Music Hall after Boston debut last November. The Comedy by Joseph R. Grismer returns with a refreshed first act and new features, featuring a cast including George T. Meech and Marie Boland, among others. Limited engagement ends this week before After Midnight on Jan 11.
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Boston
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Stair & Wilbur
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George T. Meech
Frank C. Hartwell
Harry Mills
Ed Gorman
George Ebner
Arthur H. Ebbets
Leonard Ide
Frederick Burton
Charles Austin
Marie Boland
Adele Lane
Josephine Bacon
Sarah MeeVicker
Helen Douglas
Helen Strong
Doreen Gorbel
Hester Armstrong
Albert Gordon
Joseph Chase
Elizabethan Play Debuts In Chickering Hall Tonight
Ben Greet presents his first Elizabethan production of Twelfth Night in Chickering Hall to mark the anniversary of its Middle Temple Hall debut in London. Edith Wynne Matthison stars as Viola, while Ben Greet plays Malvolio and B A Field, praised by London audiences, portrays Sir Toby Belch. Regular Everyman performances resume Thursday.
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London
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Edith Wynne Matthison
Boston
Grand Opera House Postpones Paul Revere Play
The Grand Opera House did not present Paul Revere last night due to late arrival of scenic equipment. Izetta Jewel leads in the historical drama and tickets for last evening can be exchanged for this afternoon or tonight's show.
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Garrett O Magh at Castle Square Theatre Delights Crowd
Augustus Pitou's Irish comedy Garrett O Magh played at Castle Square Theatre last evening to a large audience. The stock company performed well with Howell Hansel delivering a strong title role and John F. Webber creating a vivid Roger Nagle.
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Free Healing Clinics At Paine Memorial Hall Offer Free Admission
A civic event invites the sick and suffering to attend daily free healing demonstrations at Paine Memorial Hall Corner of Berkeley and Appleton Streets Doors open 2 pm with demonstrations at 2 30 pm Admission to hall and seats is free Performances include Lindsay Morison John Sampolis Thomas MacLarne and others in a variety show followed by the romantic drama Alice of Vincennes Garrett O Magh is announced for this week with further plays next week
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Gertrude Berkeley
Mrs. Devlin
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Louise Wilton
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Josephine
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The Boys of New York at Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre presents The Boys of New York a gripping tale of a stenographer, a bank cashier, and a thwarted bank vault crime. The heroine endures injury and a hospital escape before clearing her name with medical staff aid led by her lover now a surgeon. Cast includes Willard Blackmore Carl Fey D L Gaylord Will F Phillips Butler Haviland Marion Sawtelle and others.
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Carl Fey
D. L. Gaylord
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Butler Haviland
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Lawrence Merton
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Edwin Denison
Wilmer Walter
Alonzo Price
Charles Wheelock
Charles Miller
Thomas Russell
Robert Carey
Corinne Cantwell
Eugenie DuBois
Pearl Young
Rose Howard
Stella White
Addis Martin
Flora Hazleton
Keith's Theatre Attracts Large Audiences Despite Snow
Keith's Theatre drew big crowds yesterday as Frank Keenan headlined a varied vaudeville bill. Notable acts included Buster Keaton, Mayme Remington's lively chocolate colored children, Vera King with strong monologue work, and the Avolos on perpendicular bars.
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Mr. Keenan
Miss Fontaine
Georgie Welles
Buster
Keaton
Frank McNish
Smith and St. George
Mayme Remington
Theodore F. Smith
Miss St. George
George Wilson
Vera King
Keith’s
Avolos
Kitamura
Professor Mietz
Wife in Name Only at Hub Theatre
Franklyn N. Knight's melodrama presented at the Hub Theatre yesterday follows a country girl who marries a New Yorker only to be betrayed and later vindicated. The plot blends pathos and comedy as the husband’s debts and infidelity unfold, ending with a hopeful reconciliation. Notable cast includes Laura Lorraine, Jack Caldwell, Adolph Sistina, Del La Marr, Kennan Bull, and W H Adams among others. Escaped From Singulata is set to follow.
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New York
Wife
Laura Lorraine
Jack Caldwell
Adolph Sistina
del la Marr
Kennan Bull
W. H. Adams
Ed Nugent
George Wallace
Joseph Scanlon
Marie Casmere
English Daisy blooms at Globe Theatre in Boston
The Globe Theatre presents An English Daisy five weeks after opening, delighting thousands with an bright wholesome production. The book lyrics and music by Weber and Fields receive high praise in a lively, funny show praised as one of the best entertainments.
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Boston audience greets stellar musical comedy cast
The entire cast including Charles A. Bigelow Christie MacDonald Fred Lennox George A. Beane Templar Saxe Frank Lalor Louis Wesley Henry Leone Truly Shat tuck Clara Belle Jerome Kittie Baldwin Jean Newcomb and Nora Sarony were cordially received by a delighted Boston crowd.
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Christie MacDonald
Fred Lennox
George A. Beane
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Frank Lalor
Louis Wesley
Henry Leone
Truly Shattuck
Clara Belle Jerome
Kittie Baldwin
Jean Newcomb
Nora Sarony
Richard Mansfield Opens Final Week at Colonial Theatre
Last evening marked the second and final week of Richard Mansfield in Old Heidelberg at the Colonial Theatre. This morning the seat sale opens for Babette by Fritzi Scheff and company, the next Colonial offering for the coming week.
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the Colonial
Park Theatre Presents Gladys Unger Debut in Mr. Sheridan
The Park Theatre closed early for a dress rehearsal of Gladys Unger's new play Mr. Sheridan set to debut tonight on stage. William Faversham stars as the title role in a one week engagement. Following this run, Fay Davis returns January 11 with Whitewashing Julia.
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Gladys Unger
Mr. Sheridan
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Fay Davis
Julia
Charles Frohman
William Jay
Asham
Howard Atheneum Show Packs Week With Stars
The Howard Atheneum presents Charmion Bailey and Madison, Mozart Comedy Four, Weston sisters, Louise Henry, Lucados, Mitchells and others in a rich vaudeville bill. New acts include Leap Year burletta and additions like Reg Vere sisters and May Hwey.
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Madison
Charmion
Bailey and
Manhattan Comedy Four
Clipper
Mozart Comedy Four
Weston Sisters
The
Shorty
Lillian de Witt
Louise Henry
Sal Skinner
Edna Burnett
Allie Vivian
Julia Crosby
Julia Heitzman
Mazie Yale
May Belmont
Jessie Stewart
Grace Lawrence
Bailey
Robie's big show at Lyceum Theatre this week
The Knickerbocker Burlesquers perform at Lyceum Theatre with Riley’s Speech as the first part. Riley, freshly elected Alderman, faces comic hurdles delivering his inaugural oration after securing the office.
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Knickerbocker Burlesquers
Riley
Burlesque Thrills Highlight Palace Theatre Week
Frank B. Carr's Thoroughbred burlesquers deliver old time vaudeville at the Palace with two parts The Model Flats and The Thoroughbreds. Notable performers include Kennedy Evans Cunningham Kenny Zinell Washburn Flynn Russell and a strong chorus. Contortionist Mlle Lua Tosca amusing skits by Sullivan the Coachman and What's the Answer? plus True to Nature with Bill the monkey and acrobatics by Polk and Tresk.
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Frank B. Carr
Model Flats
Tony Kennedy
Ted Vans
Dan Evans
Joe Kenney
James Cunningham
Billy Z
Josie Flynn
Empire Comedy Four
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Evens
Cunningham
Kenny
Zinell
Ted Evans
Bill
Polk and
Tresk
Sensational devil dances thrill Boston crowds at Austin and Stone
Amusement lovers maintain strong interest as Hanna's cultured sorcerers from Cingalese company perform at Austin and Stone's Museum. Yesterday marked the start of their second week, with crowds gathered before doors opened.
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