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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1907

Page

4

Markheim and Mauricette Charm Boston Audiences

H. B. Irving led the first Boston appearances of Markheim and Mauricette at the Colonial Theatre with strong supporting turns. The Markheim cast included C. Dodsworth and S. A. Cookson, while Mauricette featured Dorothea Baird and Maud Milton. The two plays drew praise for Irving and the company, with The Blue Moon at the Majestic also drawing a large, lively crowd.

Boston H. B. Irving Blue Moon the Majestic Acro Club Colonial Theatre Markheim W. L. Courtney Mauricette Andre Picard Irving Gealer Dodsworth Nannie Bennett S. A. Cookson Stevenson Mr. Irving England C. Dodsworth A. Cookson Colonial Dorothea Baird Tenis

Hollis Street Theatre Opens Final Boston Week for John Drew

John Drew’s closing Boston week opens at Hollis Street Theatre with strong crowds and broad applause for His House in Order. Margaret Illington shines in the wife role while Forbes Robertson and Gertrude Elliott return Monday with Cesar and Cleopatra, drawing lively box office sale.

John Drew Boston Hollis Street Pinero Mr. Drew New York Margaret Illington Forbes Robertson Gertrude Elliott London Bernard Shaw Cesar Cleopatra Hollis Isaac B. Rich Charles Frohman A. W. Pinero Gertrude Elliott Caesar

Chinatown Charlie at the Grand Opera House

The review notes a large audience for Chinatown Charlie this week at the Grand Opera House. It highlights strong scenic effects, 17 rapid scenes, and a raid on a woman’s poolroom and gambling house as major dramatic moments featuring a bevy of acrobats aiding the heroine’s escape.

Grand Opera House Aoman

Globe Theatre Extends Run of Rufus Rastus at Globe

Ernest Hogan continues two week engagement of Rufus Rastus at Globe Theatre with strong crowd and enthusiastic response. Grace Cameron and a 60 member opera company will visit January 14 for a one week engagement performing Little Dollie Dollars in that period.

Ernest Hogan Rufus Rastus Globe Grace Cameron Cameron

Gettysburg at Bowdoin Square Theatre A Hit

The Bowdoin Square Theatre presents Gettysburg a powerful Civil War romance. Tom Markham of the North loves Florence Pryor of the South as John Fairfax competes for her. Battles and love entangle the couple until fortune favors Tom and Florence in a one week run. Alexander Gaden leads with Annette Marshall, others include Edwin Denison and Leonard Broughton. Matinees daily with bargain prices for ladies. souvenir night Friday with a photo gift for reserved seats.

Gettysburg Bowdoin Square Theatre Tom Markham Florence Pryor John Fairfax Florence Tom Alexander Gaden Annette Marshall Mr. Gaden Edwin Denison Wilmer Walter Leonard Broughton Frank Wright Irvin Walton Ralph Brown Harry Brooks Dwight Gaylord Gertrude Binley

Lulu Glaser Stars in The Aero Club at Park Theatre

Lulu Glaser headlines a two week run of Sidney Rosenfelds The Aero Club at Park Theatre. The ensemble delivers a brisk second act with strong support from Myrtle Webb and Fritz Williams as Corey Biddle and Jack Chandler. The review praises Glasers comic flair and the show’s lively mounting despite a slow first act and a weak finale.

Lulu Glaser Park Theatre Sidney Rosenfeld The Aero Club Miss Glaser Lulu Rosenfeld Edith Vanderwater Edith Jack Chandler Chandler Earth Mrs. Biddle Corey Myrtle Fritz Williams Corey Biddle Marion Abbott James Bradbury Mr. Vandewater Orme Caldera Ada Gilman Samuel Colt William Herbert Frank Lamb Edmund Lawrence William Sampson Harry Odlin John J. Pierson Anna Johnson John F. Ward Lizzie Conway the Aero Club

The Twentieth Century Maids Head to Columbia Theatre

The Twentieth Century Maids performed at the Columbia Theatre with two large audiences in Boston, delivering burlettas filled with humor. Max Ritter led the fun as sheriff in the afterpiece, with James Morton Joseph Watson and Billy Noble assisting. Mamie Diamond Grace Foster and Miss Hanlon delivered standout performances in song, comedy, and acting, drawing strong applause and lively reception.

Columbia Theatre Boston Max Ritter James Morton Joseph Watson Billy Noble Toma Hanlon Blanche Gay Mamie Diamond Grace Foster Miss Hanlon Joseph K. Watson James K. Morton Cornelia Eddie

Professor Hutchings Day at Austin & Stone's Museum Portrays 75th Birthday

Yesterday the museum honored Tremont row’s grand old man with a full crowd and continuous speech as the 75th birthday was celebrated. Visitors crowded him after the address while displays from Africa and mermaid Ariel entertained alongside vaudeville acts and new songs from the Minstrel Maids and McGrery brothers.

Professor Hutchings Austin & Stone’s Museum Tremont Row Austin & Stone's John Tavi Ariel Franks Sisters January Jacobs Frank Hurley Till Trixie The Snakes McGrery Brothers Joe Maxwell Clark Hanson Bradley Davis Scott Howard Electric Pictures

Jeanne d Arc Opens as Sothern and Marlowe Star in Boston

At the Boston Theatre a large audience saw Miss Marlowe as Joan of Arc with Mr Sothern as D Alencon in the second week of their engagement. Supporting players included Lewis as the King and Richter as Tremonville. University Night honored Harvard with professors students and alumni in attendance.

Boston Sothern-Marlowe Jeanne d'Arc Miss Marlowe Maid of Orleans Sothern D'Alencon Mr. Lewis King Mr. Richter Tremonville Mr. Miles Archbishop Mr. Buckstone Marshal la Hire Harvard Boston Theatre

Twelfth Night Shines at Castle Square Theatre in City

Castle Square Theatre drew large audiences for Twelfth Night. Miss Thais Lawton as Viola impressed, with Hansel as Malvolio delivering quiet humor. Johnson Kent Albion and Lasche completed a merry rogue quartet in a lively Shaksperian presentation.

Castle Square Viola Thais Lawton Cesario Mr. Hansel Malvolio Mr. Johnson Mr. Kent Mr. Albion Miss Lasche

Hoyt Comedy Thrills Bijou Crowd With A Texas Steer

At the Bijou Theatre a large audience laughed through Charles H Hoyt’s A Texas Steer. Craig’s stock company delivers sharp satire with strong turns by Sanders Evarts Clar ges Aitken Sullivan Yost Jocelyn Colcord Macdonald and others. Next week A Man With a Past by the Holland brothers debuts locally.

Charles H. Hoyt Bijou Hoyt Mr. Craig Maverick Brander Miss Sanders Mr. Evarts Christopher Columbus Fishback, Jr

Palace Theatre Burlesque and Vaudeville Grand Bill

The Palace Theatre presents the Bachelor Club as this week’s main attraction with a three scene war parody Just Before the Battle Smother. Also What Joy in Joyland and a strong straight vaudeville with Hastings Sheldon and Gertrude the Whistling Marvel. The Lavelle sisters Coyne Ardell and others headline a large company including the three Armstrongs Wright Brennan Waltzen and Mildred and Princess Pepeta. The finale added attraction features Pepeta’s graceful dancing.

Palace Theatre Harry Hastings Tom Coyne Violet Sheldon Hastings Sheldon Gertrude Lavelle Coyne Ardell Armstrongs

Theatre Comique presents diverse bill in Scollay Square

Boston’s Theatre Comique in Scollay Square features The Green Goods Man exposing sharpers tricks, Aladdin’s Wonderful Lamp, A Modern Diogenes with stunts and a water rescue. Illustrated songs by May Vincent, Bullock, Mordaunt, Beasley, Downing, Cohan, Haven, with instrumental numbers by Qualey, Toreroes, Des Riveres and Russell.

Boston Theatre Comique Scollay Square Diogenes May Vincent Thomas B. Bullock Grace Mordaunt John Beasley Harry C. Downing Frank Cohan Arthur Haven Helen Qualey W. O. Toreroes M. Des Riveres Harry Russell Theatre Comique Scollay Square the Green Coods Man Moving Pictures

Houdini at Keiths Theatre Performs Stunts and Challenge

Houdini known as the Handcuff King freed five handcuffs in six minutes and 15 seconds during a Keiths Theatre show. A spectator Mr Sexton posed as timekeeper and later challenged a water escape in a box dropped from a bridge. The program also featured Edward Connelly, Katie Barry, Clifford and Burke, and other acts.

Harry Houdini Keith Mr. Sexton Houdini Sexton Charles River Edward Connelly George Ade Marie Covington The Lambs’ Club Katie Barry Clifford and Burke Baggetsens Eleanor Dorel

Jordan Hall Concerts Open With Large Advance Sale

The advance sale for the first Jordan Hall orchestral concert under Wallace Goodrich shows a strong turnout. The program, presented by the new orchestra, will take place at Jordan Hall next Thursday evening and is expected to be both a splendid and musical event.

Jordan Hall Wallace Goodrich George Proctor

Tours to Mexico and distant destinations advertised

Ample time will be given to leading Mexican sites including Tampico Division of the Mexican Central Railway with nearly a week in Mexico City and a four day Vera Cruz Railway trip. Also a Mexico and California party on the same date. Tours to California Florida Nassau Hawaii Japan and other lands. California dates January 17 and 29 February 7 12 and 28. Second Mexico date February 7. Railway and steamship tickets to all points. Send for illustrated Mexico circular and others.

Mexico Tampico Mexican Central Railway City of Vera Cruz California Florida Nassau Hawaiian Islands Japan Oriental Lands Etec

Percy Williams Orpheum Features Lincoln Impersonation

A vaudeville bill at the Orpheum last evening highlighted Benjamin Chapin in At the White House with a Lincoln impersonation praised for fidelity. It also showcased Seabrooke topical songs Alcide Capitaine trapeze artistry Binns & Binns comedy trio Clarke and company in Strategy Adel man Trio xylophone vignettes Merritt posters and whistling Rawson and June boomerang acts Youngs brothers acrobatics and a concluding silent vita graph.

Benjamin Chapin White House Abraham Lincoln Orpheum Chapin Lincoln Thomas Q. Seabrooke Alcide Capitaine Binns London Harry Carson Clarke Adelman Hal Merritt Rawson June Youngs Brothers Vitagraph

Ben Hur Tickets Break Boston Advance Sale Record

Busy Boston Theatre lobby saw both Sothern Marlowe tickets and Ben Hur seats go on sale. The biblical epic opens next Monday with a 400‑strong company and 24 horses for the chariot race, promising spectacular stagecraft.

Boston Klaw &Erlanger Ben-Hur

Howard Atheneum Burlesque Show Delights Boston Crowd

The Howard Atheneum offers a fun filled week with no nerve testing acts. Jules and Ella Garrison open with An Ancient Roman while the three Olivers perform a stunning wire act. The program also features dancing sketches, Italian sketches, acrobatic comedians and a moving picture machine with entertaining slides. Minnie Harrison and the two Luckies draw strong crowd reactions and Get Happy entertains the audience.

Jules Ella Garrison Pyramids Cleopatra Mark Antony Nile Olivers Terry Elmer the Doctor Masons Morton Temple Nibbe Bordouex Meyer Mason Minnie Harrison Down East Boston Kammerer Foley Butler Haviland Howardscope Moving Picture Machine

Lyceum Theatre presents All in One Night burletta

Lyceum Theatre hosts a fast and furious entertainment this week by Phil Sheridan's City Sports. About a dozen girls play a Ro Ko game to score in a burletta titled All in One Night or a Terrible Mixup, centered between two acts. Notable performers include Sidney Reynolds Ed Convey Clay Smith Barney Thompson Victor Hyde Nettie Hyde Mina Stanley and Rose Deeley.

Phil Sheridan City Sports Lyceum Theatre Sidney Reynolds Ed Convey Clay Smith Barney Thompson Victor Hyde Nettie Hyde Mina Stanley Rose Deeley

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