Munyons 652 Free Prescriptions in Two Days at Institution
Munyons Institution reports 652 free prescriptions written in two days with no charge. Four doctors diagnosed and advised as crowds filled Tremont Temple and offices from 8 AM to 9 PM, prompting calls for Philadelphia supplies to meet demand. Free treatments, electric baths, and medicated air are offered to cure catarrh and other ailments.
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Munyon
Anyon
Munyon Remedies Promoted At Local Drugstore
Advertiser touts Munyon’s medical institution with ten doctors on duty from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and offers a wide range of cures for catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia kidney troubles and more all priced at 25 cents. It promises free examinations and lists numerous specific cures and their claimed effects.
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Price
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Manyon
Price C. Manyon
The Fatal City at the Columbia Theater in Boston
The Fatal City a modern melodrama by James R Garey played at the Columbia Theatre Boston last evening to a large enthusiastic audience. The plot centers on anarchist conspirators seeking a trust king to rule a cooperative town a journalist exposes the scheme and a woman Madelaine kills her partner to prevent evidence the finale sees Madelaine die. The production is praised for realism strong climaxes and solid acting by Boniface Blandt Johnson Fitzrallan Harper and Daly with next week Trilby booked.
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James R. Garey
Boston
Columbia Theatre
Madelaine
Paul
George C. Boniface
Eureka
J. le Blandt
G. A. D. Johnson
Adelia Fitzrallan
Miss Harper
John Daly
A. M. Palmer
Trilby
Rosemary at Hollis Ends Boston Run with Drew Adams Farewell
John Drew closes his third week at the Hollis with Rosemary. The last Boston performances mark the final pairing of Drew and Maud Adams as Adams retires after the season. Critics praise Drew’s age transformation and the production’s refined acting.
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Hollis Street
Rosemary
John Drew
Hollis
Boston
Drew
Mr. Drew
Maud Adams
Miss Adams
Barron Stars in A Celebrated Case at Bowdoin Square
At Bowdoin Square Theatre last evening Charles Barron revived Jean Renaud in A Celebrated Case. The French melodrama by D Ennery and Cormon drew a full house with Barron delivering a top performance especially in scenes with his wife and child. Supporting players H G Carleton Grace Atwell Kate Ryan William Paul and others were praised for solid work and the ensemble received commendations for its handling of the production.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charles Barron
Jean Renaud
MM. D’ennery
Cormon
Barron
H. G. Carleton
Count de Morinay
Grace Atwell
Adrienne
Kate Ryan
William Paul
O’rourke
Helen Frost
Virginia Grier
George K. Robinson
Joseph W. Walsh
Charles E. Inslee
Francis Wilson in Half a King at Tremont Theatre
Francis Wilson opened the last week of his Tremont engagement with a large audience. Half a King showcases his amusing abilities better than any prior appearance, and the company includes strong singers with excellent costumes and settings elevating the production.
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Francis Wilson
Tremont Theatre
Wilson
Gon doliers at the theatre receive strong response
Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliers drew a favorable crowd with Miss Lane and Richie Ling lead performers delivering polished singing and acting. Millard Murray joined the principals while Ladd Norwood Hanshue Clarke and Kohnle filled supporting roles. Chorus and orchestra impressed with high quality costumes and scenery.
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Miss Lane
Richie Ling
Ling
Miss Millard
Murray
Miss Ladd
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Clarke
Kohnle
Wart treatment advertisement by John H. Woodbury
An advertisement urges consulting John H. Woodbury of 11 Winter Street Boston for wart and skin disease cures. It promotes a Beauty Book and samples of Facial Soap or Facial Cream with a 10 cent request for postage and handling.
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Winter St
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St Vitus Dance Cured by Dr. Greene Remedy
Mrs Henry Fry of 4 Flint Place South Boston reports her daughter recovered from St Vitus dance after using Dr Greene Nervara blood and nerve remedy. The Boston physician offered free consultation this week. The article also reviews a crowded variety show at Keiths featuring John J Burke Conroy and McDonald Seymours and acts by Mme Carlini and Japanese jugglers.
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Brian Boru at the Boston Theatre Delights Audience
Stange and Edwards's Brian Boru continues its Boston Theatre engagement with a full house. The stylish production features a strong cast led by Amanda Fabris and Max Eugene, with lively numbers including The Minstrel Boy and The Harp That Once Thro Tara's Halls accompanying a refined comic opera performance.
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Grace Golden
Smyth & Rice Stage Theosophy Comedy My Friend from India
The Smyth and Rice comedy company opened last night at the Park Theatre with My Friend from India a theosophy driven farce. A barber dons the yellow robe of a social order and a pork packing parent seeks society using fashion fads to boom the venture. Laughter rules as clever love plots intertwine and the family in the Order of the Yellow Robe ends with a happy finale for the young lovers. The company is strong and the show has enjoyed substantial success.
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India
Park Theatre
New York
Order of the Yellow Robe
Lehmann Triumph Highlights Boston Opera Opening Week
At the Boston Theatre box office yesterday morning several hundred seats were sold for Walter Damrosch directed grand opera. Subscriptions and patron response pleased management and single seats remain available all week through Monday January 25. Frau Lilli Lehmann’s Saturday Washington appearance drew a brilliant audience including the President and Cabinet and the diplomatic corps.
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Grand Opera
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Francis Wilson Entertains at TreMont Theatre in Half a King
Francis Wilson enters the closing week of his highly successful engagement in Half a King at the Tre mont Theatre. The show blends Wilsonian comedy with pathos and strong songs, supported by Lulu Glaser Clinton Elder J C Miron John Brand Christie McDonald and a polished chorus. A Saturday night special train departure to Chicago caps a promising finale.
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Tremont Theatre
Mr. Wilson
Boston
Lulu Glaser
Clinton Elder
J. C. Miron
John Brand
Christie McDonald
Chicago
Jack and the Beanstalk Encore Draws Standing Ovation
The Museum stage show sold out last night as hundreds were turned away causing lobby congestion. The performance earned hearty encores for principal players, the ballets, and choruses, with a new specialty Boston Girls in the final act. Suburban attendance has grown, and seat sales for remaining performances continued.
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Espe
Jovial Howard Athenum Hosts Flying Jordans and Stars
Large afternoon and evening audiences packed the Howard Athenum for a top tier show. The flying Jordans wowed with midair stunts while O'Brien Havel Mamie Whiting Shepard and the Powers brothers plus the Ammons Clerise Trio and Skaterial Trio offered strong acts. The New Grand featured Our Alderman with Estelle Keane and W T Hudson, plus a ten-act vaudeville bill highlighting Mulvey Inman Clayton and other favorites. Continuous shows ran 1 to 11 pm with 10, 20, 26 cent prices and 50 cent boxes.
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Woman’s health and motherhood urged as duty
A 19th century exhortation promotes women’s health for family welfare. It touts Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and J Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser as essential aids. The ad invites readers to mail stamps to World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo NY, for the book in various bindings.
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Grand Opera House Presents Star Orchestra
A large ensemble conducted by Mr. Charles Leve delighted Grand Opera House patrons last night with polished music before during after the drama and for vaudeville. The revival of Across the Potomac featured Mile. Yvette Violette and the three Marvelles in a bright program.
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Colonel Stones educated baby elephants tour begins next week
Elephants led by Mlle Antoinette Dupree perform in the museum and hall engagements this week with audiences of children and adults. Whirling Rosa dances gracefully as Annie Cottrell swims in a crystal tank and John Cottrell assists. A list of other performers follows including Ito, Kimura, the Lawrence troupe, Lord and Rowe, and Bonnie Katie Langtry.
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Musical Wells
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van and Vinton
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Herbert Sisters
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Boston
Sam T. Jack's Creoles Bring Novel Colored Entertainment
Visitors to the Palace Theatre this week will witness a new and unique show by Sam T. Jack's Creoles. The act promises novelty and cultural distinction with genuine colored artists presenting a distinctive form of entertainment not previously seen in the city.
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You can't make a new arm with Salvation Of
A cryptic note states you cannot forge a new limb with Salvation Of, but it hints at mending bruises or wounds with a different approach. The fragment suggests a metaphorical remedy rather than a literal surgical remedy, leaving interpretation open.
Colored performers present H. M. S. Pinafore at Palace Theatre Boston
Patrons at the Palace Theatre will see the Creoles in Boston first with an opera by colored performers. The troupe performs H. M. S. Pinafore with full staging and costumes, followed by The Harem oriental scene and a buck and wing finale. Notable acts include George Wilson and Hyppolite with lively choruses and dancing.
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Delkane Performs Feats With Red Hot Iron At Nickelodeon
This week at the Nickelodeon Mons Delkane bites red hot iron lips smacking to stir appetite while a blacksmith fans flames. The lecture hall features George London Oldes Le Lain Master Cohen Forber and his Pasha plus Miss Ida La Roux. Parlor theatre hosts Flossie Clayton's female minstrels and a lineup of specialty acts.
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Dramatic Notes and Entertainment at Local Venues
Large audiences attended lectures on Yellowstone Park by Mr Stoddard and the painting The Fall of Babylon drawing critical discussion. Herbert Beerbohm Tree arrives at Hollis Street Theatre with a varied London company and a busy schedule. The Geisha opera, Italian style performances, and aTre mortem sermon at Tre mont Temple drew crowds. Public skating and roller performances at West Newton Street drew big attendances with notable tricks and a military band.
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Book Thief Sentenced for Library Book Theft in Boston
Judge Brown sentenced Professor Carl Christiansen to three months in the House of Correction after he pled guilty to stealing sixty five books from the Boston Public Library valued at 40.50. Books found in his prisoner's room at 55 P street South Boston and another Hartford Public Library marked batch were recovered.
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Carl Christiansen
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Myron Taylor Named Real Estate Agent for Boston and Maine
Oakdale January 18 Myron Taylor appointed real estate agent for the Boston and Maine railroad succeeding O S Ross who is deceased Taylor succeeds the longtime official and takes over duties at the railroad office in Oakdale
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