Rejane in Boston Opens Two Week Engagement at the Theatre
Mme Gabrielle Rejane returns to Boston after ten years with Meilhac’s Me Cousine at the theatre. The review praises her charm and clever acting, notes the frothy plot, the capable Berthier and Dumeny, and mentions the audience includes notable locals. It previews her next role in Zaza and details the crowd and cast lists.
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Mme
Gabrielle Rejane
Boston
Mme. Rejane
Meilhac
Raonul d’Arnay la
Mile
Jeannin-Kelm Clotilde
Ceievende Mile
Clery Rosalie
Rose Lion
Riquette
Ma Cousine
Rejane
M. Berthier
Champcourtier
M. Dumeny
Zaza
Leslie Carter
M. H. Richardson
J. Montgomery Sears
H. ©. Burnham
Charles Head
W. R. Crosby
F. J. Bradlee
Bayard Thayer
Gordon Prince
Oliver Ames
H. P. King
J. T. Morse
R. M. Saltonstall
Roland Seegar
F. C. Shattuck
Francis EF. Peabody
J. L. Choate
William Ellery
B. J. Lang
Charles ©. Batchelder
F. L. Higginson
E. D. Jordan
Arthur K. Stone
Francis Skinner
R. G. Shaw
Walter C. Trefry
A. H.brodrick
Ellerton James
Edward Sheldon
H. B. Carter
George Peirce
J. B. Rhodes
M. E. P. Fennell
John Reece
W. H. Lillis
Alexander Monfret
F. B. Greenway
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Man
Zara
Camille
Sapho
Amoureuse
la Petite Marquise
L’hirondelles
Majestic Theatre opens final Boston week for The Tenderfoot
Richard Carle and his jolly company begin the last week of their Boston engagement at the Majestic Theatre with The Tenderfoot. Carle delivers strong comic work as Professor Pettibone LL D BA. The supporting cast, including William Rock and Frances Knight, earns praise for humor, songs, and performances. Matinee is changed to Thursday and Saturday.
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Richard Carle
Jolly Company
Boston
Majestic Theatre
Carle
Professor Pettibone
LL. D
William Rock
Hop Lee
Minerva Courtney
Frances Knight
Henry Norman
Beatrice McKenzie
Nellie Lynch
Tremont Theatre Continues The County Chairman
The Tremont Theatre presents The County Chairman with Maclyn Arbuckle as Jim Hackler and Grace Fisher as a village milliner. The show delights crowds with Ade’s quaint characters and a lively campaign rally spectacle led by a strong cast including Frances Ring and Earle Brown.
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Tremont Theatre
Frances Ring
Earle Brown
Rogers Brothers in Paris Opens Third Week at Hollis Street
The Hollis Street Theatre hosts the Rogers Brothers in Paris in a sold out third week, with a lively Parisian ball scene and witty English parodies. Klaw and Erlanger present lavish staging, with a strong supporting cast and many prettily costumed girls. A special midweek matinee is added tomorrow afternoon to meet high demand from out of town patrons.
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Edna May
Boston
Colonial Theatre
Miss May
Corps Dramatique
Paul M. Potter
Henry Hamilton
France
Lillian Leigh
Edna May Mother Superior
Mildred Baker
Marianne
J. P
Marchmont
Watt Tanner
Cicely Marchmont
Constance Hyem
Kate Medhurst
Blanche Morrell
Adolphe Delapoise
Muril Monchett
Jacques de Creyert
Fred Ozab Merrion
Rome Hayes
Fred Leslie
James Blakeley
Fred Wright
Belinda
Mr. Waegner
Dance of ‘‘the Lancers
Rogers Brothers
Paris
Hollis Street
Minnie Rockfeller
Lulu Valli
Norma Rochester
Dane May Rominoe
Sccce
Bower
Vivian Vowles
Violette
Ivy Louise Beit
Eis Duewisee
Dorothy Dunbar
Louise
Barbara Dunbar
Margot
Beeeavaatew
Wena Madge
Greet Saaefrada
Adele Carson
Ormsby St. Leger
Fred Leslie, Jr
Edgar Verney
W. Tailleur Andrews General Marchmont
Fred Wright, Jr
Tubby Bedford
Peter Overend
The
Stock Exchange
Robert Minster Corner
W. R. Shirley
George Sylvester
Harry Hudson
John J. McNally
St. Loui S
Klaw
Erlanger
America
Beyond at Steinert Hall Draws Prominent Boston Audience
Last night Beyond was staged at Steinert Hall with a large audience including Boston clergy and fashionable society. James A. Young stars as Edgar Allan Poe supported by Gordon Johnstone William Herbert Welles Knibbe Lilian Lancaster Edith A. Pond Helen Tyrell and others. Matinees today at 2 15 pm and performances Thursday and Saturday.
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Steinert Hall
Boston
James A. Young
Edgar Allan Poe
Gordon Johnstone
William Herbert
Welles E. Knibbe
Lillian Lancaster
Edith A. Pond
Helen Tyrell
Park Theatre Presents Rice's Merry Shop Girls at Park
Edward B. Rice stages a bustling English musical comedy at Park Theatre with Wilfrid Wix Frank Lalor and Arthur Wooley in lead roles. The plot features a duke a long lost daughter and a shop girl, with strong musical numbers and lively dancing. extra matinee offered and Cadet Night planned with Julian Eltinge appearing in the show.
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George Everard
Jerome D. Kern
Wilfrid Wix
Frank Lalor
Shamus O’scoot
Yeaweseegee
Pete Curley
Tom Howard
David Lythgow
John Smith
Julian Dalton Eltinger
Duke of
Tadminster
Sydney de Grey
Banks
Arthur Wooley
Potter
Charles Seagrave
Dodd
Charles Hyte
Betty
Helma Fair
Maude Benton
Alice Maude Poole
Mme
Marie
Winifred Florence
Australia
Wix
Boston
Castle Square Opera
Mr. Curley
Mr. Eltinge
Cupid’s Garden
Rice
Merry Shop Girls
Globe Theatre Continues Hit With Down the Pike Show
The Rays Johnny and Emma greet a packed Globe Theatre audience with Down the Pike a two act musical farce set in New York and near the St Louis fair. Johnny Ray keeps his crowd with familiar humor while Mrs Ray and the chorus impress with vitality and music. Monday features Thomas Rose in Checkers.
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Johnny
Emma
Globe Theatre
New York
Cascade Building
St. Louis Fair
Johnny Ray
McCorde
Sophie Burnham
Reuben and the Maid
Thomas Rose
Fortunes of the King to Open at Tremont Theater
James K. Hackett brings The Fortunes of the King to Tremont Theatre on January 23. The production features Charlotte Walker and Flora Juliet Bowley, a Smith College graduate recently touring with The Crisis. Bowley is sister to Captain Albert J. Bowley of the U S Army stationed at West Point.
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James K. Hackett
Tremont Theatre
Charles II
England
Hackett
Charlotte Walker
Flora Juliet Bowley
Miss Bowley
Smith College
Cold and Grip remedy ad seeks signature of E. W. Grove
An advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold and Grip remedy claims to remove the cause of colds and neuralgia. It urges readers to call for the full name and to look for the signature of E. W. Grove. The price is 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Keith's Theatre showcases strong attendance and lively vaudeville
A large afternoon crowd at Keith's Theatre applauded a varied bill led by Joe Flynn and Frank Bush. The show featured Sugimoto's Japanese acrobats, Harry Roche's animal acts, and High Jinks pantomime, with Emmett Devoy in The Saintly Mr Billings and new biographs. Evening guests from the Massachusetts Press Association praised the entertainment.
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Keith
Joe Flynn
Frank Bush
Bush
Flynn
Empire
Charles Burke
Grace la Rue
The
Inky Boys
Dora Pelletier
Miss Pelletier
Billings
Emmett Devoy
Boston
Sugimoto
Harry Roche
Massachusets Press Association
Howard Atheneum Show Brims with Top Line Acts
A packed Howard programme features Nora Bayes with new songs and jests, the Florenas troupe delivering difficult tumbling, Al Fields as a stand up monologue star, and a brilliant bicycle number by the Jackson family. Also on bill are Har ing and Walters in The Dark-Eyed Widow, the Prentice trio, Albora trio novelty singing, Lew Welch the Hebrew comedian, Zara and Stetson jugglers, Minco and Idalene pantomime, the Newton brothers gymnastic humorists, Annie Southard’s ballads, Connolly and Rowe, plus new moving pictures and The Odd Trick burlesque.
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the Howard
Grater
Nora Bayes
The
Howard
Florenas
al Fields
Jackson
Matthews
Ashley
Haring and
Walters
Prentice
Albora
Lew Welch
Zara
Stetson
Minco
Idalene
Newton Brothers
Annie Southard
Connolly
Rowe
Vaudeville at Boston Music Hall Delivers Enduring Merriment
Comedy units headline a Boston Music Hall week with George Fuller Golden, The Reed Birds in Dodging the Dodges, and Frisco the collie. Edith Helena mezzosoprano and Mezzetti acrobats entertain amid Juggler Drawee and Hoey and Lee. The Petching brothers provide instrumental humor.
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Boston Music Hall
Vitagraph
George Fuller Golden
Henry Irving
James J. Corbett
Reed Birds
Drawee
Boston
Frisco
Hambo
Edith Helena
Mezzetti
Caron
Herbert
Hoey
Lee
Petching Brothers
Two Clever Entertainers at Boston Music Hall
R G Knowles the famous monologist and traveller returns from Europe for the first Boston appearance in eight years. Mrs May Isabel Fisk renowned society entertainer and vaudeville writer makes her debut in vaudeville here. Both appear next week at Boston Music Hall.
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Music Hall
Boston Music Hall
R. G. Knowles
Europe
May Isabel Fisk
Smart Set
Bowdoin Square Theatre Stages The Still Alarm
The Bowdoin Square stock company drew loud applause last evening as The Still Alarm played to a crowded house. Charles Miller as Jack Manley and Charlotte Hunt as Elinore Fordham led a strong cast with praise for Florence Hale and Corinne Cantwell. the play runs only one week.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Boston
Bowdoin Square Stock Company
Charlotte Hunt
Mr. Miller
Elinore Fordham
Henry Alexander
Harry Brooks
E. D. Denison
Butler Haviland
D. L. Gaylord
Charles Wheelock
Thomas
Midnight Marriage at Grand Opera House Delights Local Audience
Hal Reid melodrama "A Midnight Marriage" draws strong audience response in a second season. Cast includes Alice Alston, Harry J. Ingram, C. W. Goodrich, Camille Crume, Mary Burroughs, Emile Collins, Edward Co. O'Neil, Kitty Edwards, Evelyn Warden, and Nina Huguenin. Next up is "A Wife's Secret" following this week.
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Hal Reid
Grand Opera House
Bowery Music Hall
van Austin
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mother Cordova
Alice Alston
Virginia Westbrook
Harry J. Ingram
Jimmy van Austin
Broker
Miss Westbrook
C. W. Goodrich
Bert Harding
Camille Crume
Kate Stockton
Mary Burroughs
Ruth
Emile Collins
Dan Scott
Bowery
Edward Co. O'Neil
Ole Swanson
Kitty Edwards
Bridget O
Evelyn Warden
Nina Huguenin
Annie Alston
Burlesque Night At Columbia Music Hall Delights Crowds
A lively Columbia Music Hall program drew a large audience with two main burlesques The Ravens Nest and Under the Anheuser Bush plus six vaudeville acts Led by Lotta Austin Davis Daly and Reno the bill features German comedians Adams and Drew travesty acts the Bernard sisters the Miltons and the duo Arno and Harstin among others in a high spirited stage night
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Columbia Music Hall
Hmit
America
Adams
Drew
Lotta Austin Davis
Daly
Reno
Bernard Sisters
Miltons
Arno
Harstin
Return of The Shepherd King Opens at Majestic Theater
Advance sale of seats begins this morning at the Majestic box office with many mail orders already queued. Wright Lorimer returns with his company for a limited engagement of the romantic biblical drama that proved highly successful earlier in the season. The engagement opens Monday January 16.
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Majestic Theatre
Wright Lorimer
Castle Square Theatre Stages The Helmet of Navarra a Boston debut
The Castle Square Theatre presented the Boston debut of Bertha Runkle's The Helmet of Navarra staged with Lawrence Marston. Howell Hansel stars as Etienne de Mar supported by Lillian Kemble Frances Starr Leonora Bradley and others. Next week features Henry Arthur Jones comedy The Maneuvres of Jane.
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Castle Square Theatre
Boston
Bertha Runkle
Helmet of Navarre
Lawrence Marston
Etienne de Mar
Howell Hansel
Lorance
Lillian Kemble
Frances Starr
Blanche de Tavannes
Leonora Bradley
Princess de Retz
DeWitt C. Jennings
Duke of
Mayenne
Mark Kent
Paul
A. H
Sembrich’s Only Recital at Symphony Hall
Mme Sembrich performs a recital at Symphony Hall on Saturday afternoon January 14. The program spans nearly the full vocal range with selections representing various schools and stages of vocal art. Tickets may be secured in advance at the Symphony Hall box office.
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Mme. Sembrich
Symphony Hall
Sembrich
Nickelodeon Offers A Week Of Varying Attractions
A curio hall lineup includes Captain Sidney Hinman and his life saving dogs. Fielding the man fish performs underwater feats to praise from audiences. Walter Wentworth presents contortionist acts while Le Roy expansionist and Merrill the human pincushion headline. A strong vaudeville bill features Olie Barry Annie Walsh Ray Ellis Harris and Weston. Friday is amateur night as usual.
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Sidney Hinman
Fielding
Walter Wentworth
le Roy
Merrill
Olie Barry
Annie Walsh
Ray Ellis
Harris
Weston
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