Henrietta Is Noted For Robson Crane In Museum Showing
Edward H Crosby reviews a Museum performance of The Henrietta with Stuart Robson and William H Crane. He lauds Robson and Crane but criticizes supporting players notably Arbuckle and Keefe for faltering in this revival which he finds uneven and ragged overall.
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Museum
Stuart Robson
Bertie
Mr. Robson
William H. Crane
Mr. Crane
Robson
Maclyn Arbuckle
Nicholas van Alstyne
van Alstyne
Arvackle
Crane
Frank Mordaunt
Arbuckle
Charles Lane
Dr. Wainwright
Joseph P. Keefe
Murray Hilton
Clifford Leigh
Roy Atwell
Russ Whytal
van Alstyne, Jr
Eleanor Barry
Bach
Narre Henrietta
Nere
Andrew Mack
Tom Moore
Edward H. Crosby
Bowdoin Square Theatre Still Alarm Wins Fresh Honors
The Still Alarm at Bowdoin Square Theatre drew thousands yesterday afternoon and last night winning new honors and fans. Bert Lytell and Carl Fey earned praise as leads, while the firehouse scene with real fire equipment drew encore after encore and the company received strong notices for overall performance. Next week the drama will be followed by The Victorian Cross in a sumptuous production.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Boston
Jack Conley
Bert Lytell
Jack Manley
Carl Fey
John Bird
BE. D. Denison
Joe Jones
Lawrence Merton
Willie Manley
E. R. Philips
Doc Wilson
DB. L. Gaylord
Foreman Jack Conley
George Morse
Gilmore Hiammond
Frank Anerson
James Levering
Frank Marr
Loraine Dreux
Elsinore Feldham
Corinne Cantwell
Carrie Wilbur
Say Goudrette
Florence Hale
Mrs. Manley
Bowdoin
Revere House
Still Alarm
Put Me Off at Buffalo Opens Week at Grand Opera House
The three act musical comedy Put Me Off at Buffalo opened a week at the Grand Opera House under Frank Hennessey. Fisher and Carroll headline a clever cast with Reta Curtis on violin and the four Moore girls. The Trocadero Quartet and Willie Neverwork provide lively acts and punch lines delighting a Boston audience.
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Buffalo
Grand Opera House
Frank Hennessey
Fisher
Carroll
Reta Curtis
Boston
Charles Lomier
Willie Neverwork
Rajah at Castle Square Theatre Delights Large Audience
Castle Square Theatre presented William Young's four act comedy The Rajah last evening. John Craig impressed as Harold Wyncot the English officer tasked with managing a vast estate. F Edmund Jreese delivered a solid Joseph Jeckyll impersonation and Lindsay Morison captured Mr Job's witty echo. James A Keane showcased sharp comedy as Richard Jocelyn.
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William Young
Castle Square
John Craig
Harold Wyncot
Edmund Jreese
Joseph Jeckyll
Lindsay Morison
Mr. Job
James A. Keane
Richard Jocelyh
Ranard Wade
Cragin
William J. Hasson
Mikado thrills city crowd at Bijou with strong second act
Murray and Gilbert company delivers a thoroughly enjoyable Mikado performance. Miss Knight shines as Yum Yum replacing Miss Lane. replacements Macey sings Peep-Bo. Ko Ko and Katisha receive strong applause with Fairbairn's Katisha a major hit.
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Murray & Gilbert
Bijou
Miss Knight
Miss Lane
Miss Macey
Ko-Ko
Mr. Gilbert
Bessie Fairbairn
Katisha
Mr. Murray
Mr. Tallman
Mr. Shields
Mr. Ralston
Miss Ladd
Foxy Grandpa Plays Closing Week at Boston Theatre
Last evening Foxy Grandpa began its second and closing week at the Boston Theatre with a filled auditorium. Joseph Hart as grandpa, Carrie De Mar as Polly, and the two boys charm audiences with wit and talent. Bright music, dances, pretty women, and handsome scenery add to the show’s appeal. matinees are scheduled for Wednesday and Saturday, closing on the Saturday evening performance.
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Boston
Grandpa
Joseph Hart
Carrie de Mar
Polly
Morocco Bound at Park Theatre Charms Large Audience
Park Theatre presented Morocco Bound by Mr. Chamberlyn's organization to a very large crowd. Review praises stagecraft, show girls, and bright tunes sung by Miss Baker, Mr. Branson, and Mr. Torrance. The production features rich costumes, strong local flavor in topical ditties, and a standout Nancy Brown number performed by an octet.
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the Park
Miss Baker
Columbia Theatre Presents Mr Antoinette in Final Week
The third and final week of Mr Antoinette at the Columbia Theatre drew a large enthusiastic crowd. New cast members and songs boost the show with witty topical humor and strong performances from William B. Van Josephine Hall Nellie Neill and a bright chorus. The production remains a top draw for musical comedy lovers and should not be missed.
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Antoinette
Columbia Theatre
William B. van
Charles E. Evans
Josephine Hall
Nellie Neill
Tremont Theatre Bright Musical Comedy The Explorers
The Explorers at Tremont Theatre enters its second and final week to strong Boston reception. The lively company delivers witty dialogue and catchy musical numbers. To accommodate crowds, shows now end at 10 40 PM so suburban patrons can catch trains. Richard Carle Ruth White Knox Wilson Agnes Paul and others sustain strong performances.
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Tremont Theatre
Boston
Richard Carle
Ruth White
Knox Wilson
Agnes Paul
William Riley Hatch
Josie Intropodi
Colonial Theatre Hosts Sold Out David Harum Run
The audience filled the Colonial Theatre last night for David Harum with Mr. Crane as Harum delivering quiet merriment and infectious humor. Curtain calls marked the second act as the beloved play drew smiles and laughter from a crowded crowd. Mr. Crane closes his town run a week from Saturday night.
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David Harum
Colonial Theatre
Mr. Crane
Harum
Miss Bates Thrills Hollis Street in Under Two Flags
Hollis Street Theatre drew a large audience last night for Miss Bates in Under Two Flags. The production featured stirring scenes and widespread applause for Bates and the cast in a spectacular stage pageant.
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Miss Bates
Hollis Street
Stage Review of Villa Algussa Play at Sea Cliff
Last night’s audience praised the production of Villa Algussa with vivid scenes of Chellala Gorge and Bedouins. The plot follows Cigarette’s daring escape and riding prowess as she flees the Bedouins, aided by a strong cast led by Ormonde, McIntosh, Mervale, and Miss Gist with an engagement ending Saturday night.
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Ouida
Villa Algussa
Chellala Gorge
Cigarette
Mr. Ormonde
Bertie Cecil
McIntosh
Lord Rockingham
Mr. Mervale
Marquis de Chateauroy
Miss Gist
Venetia
Keith's Theatre Delivers A Night Of Lively Comic Acts
A big Keith's Theatre crowd enjoyed a varied program led by Sandow the heavyweight lifter. Will Hickey and Winlter Leroy drew laughs along with Lillian Nelson and Florence Clayton. Acts included Hogan of the Hansom and a lively duo with Lynch and Jewell. Vocalists Luke and Harris and Elsie imitator performances also impressed.
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Keith
Sandow
Will Hickey
Winlter Leroy
Jackey
Lillian Nelson
Leroy
Florence Clayton
Hogan
Lynch
Jewell
Luke
Harris
Little Elsie
John Geiger
Murphy
Slater
Burto
Hurly Burly at Boston Music Hall Entertains Crowd
The second week of Hurly Burly at Boston Music Hall offers richer, brighter features and diverse movement. Notable numbers include Oh Tell Me Pretty Maiden from Florodora sung by Guyer Sidman and Harris with Wilson Persons and Tudor, and the three English maids Moore Victoria and Shilson delivering a standout dance routine. Eleanor Falk Rosey Posey with a chorus of costumed girls draws strong applause, while Maude Odell as Cleopatra and Blanche Ring as Suzannah receive praise. The cast also features Augustus Cook Frank Lalor Robert Dailey Charles Guyer Sam Sidman and Rob Harris in a lively spoof Way Up East striking the audience with humor. The vaudeville lineup adds jugglers handle experts songsters and trick riders along with a Bluebeard pantomime headliner.
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Boston Music Hall
Messrs
Guyer
Sidman
Harris
Wilson
Persons
Tudor
Moore
Victoria
Shilson
Eleanor Falk
Rosey Posey
Margaret Ashton
Charles Guyer
Maude Odell
Cleopatra
Miss Odell
Blanche Ring
Suzannah
Augustus Cook
Lord Chumley
Frank Lalor
Michael McCann
Robert Dailey
Abel Stringer
Solomon Yankel
Sam Sidman
Robert Harris
Cook
Lalor
Dailey
Eldora
Norine
Jacklin
Imam
Laveen
Cross
Grant
Ray
Ad. Coleman
Leonard
St. Onge
Vitagraph
Howard Atheneum Burlesque Big Sensation Opens This Week
The Howard presents two companies totaling 45 performers in a new burlesque bill featuring Mrs Grundy’s Pink Tea The Watermason Trust and a finale The King of the Poo Gee Boos. Mile Zittela leads the burlesque with strong acts from Harrington Yeamans De Courcy and Antonio plus varied specialties and comic scenes.
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the Howard
Conroy
Keeler
Collins
Trundy
Batchelor
Mile
Zittela
Alien and
Appleton
Estelle Ardrath
Gordon Sisters
Gilson and Countess
Jusrannigans
James R. Adams
Howard
Living Nuances at Austin and Stone's Gallery Show
In Marceau’s revolving displays of living figures 14 Paris models pose as veritable marble reliefs. Mme Flora King, acclaimed English sculptor, curates the scene while the models Camille Rayon Cerese Fleury Fernande Stange Bijou Halevy Marie Bursseret Armande lead the lineup as the public learns the next five days will mark a farewell sequence.
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Austin & Stone
Marceau
Paris
Stone & Shaw
Mme
Flora King
Camille Rayon
Cerese Fleury
Fernande Stange
Bijou Halevy
Marie Bursseret
Armande
Dream World Returns for Week at Local Theatre
Ohnet Georgette Pinot Therese d Este Manon Hersee Jeanne d Albert Fauvette Alary Claudine Moreau Lucille Mernon Aimee d Atillie Clarice Dumont Rose Villeforte. Dream World re engages for this week only drawing in and entertaining hundreds yesterday. Vaudeville acts light the show with Isabella troupe Dupont sisters Rice and Carroll Howley and Leslie famed Deagons and more under bright breezy performances.
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Isabella
Dupont
Rice
Carroll
Howley
Leslie
Deagons
Orville
Frank
Essex Brothers
O’brien
Collins
Perrine
Columbus
Toledo
Mitchell and
Marron
Murphy and Palmer
Lizzie Clifford
Reiff Brothers
Hurley
Germane
Floyd
Wilson
Victoria Burlesquers Bow With a Glittering Lyceum Show
Ea F Rush presents the Victoria Burlesquers at the Lyceum offering two new burlesques High School Girls and Slumming in China Town with strong cast led by Mattie Choate and May Gerald. The production features vivid costumes, elaborate scenery and the Victoria Gavotte, promising an entertaining fast paced night.
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Ea F. Rush
Victoria
Lyceum
Chinatown
Victoria Gavotte
Morrison's Grand Theatre Presents Rosedale Debut
Morrison's Grand Theatre staged Rosedale at popular prices yesterday with a standout performance. The cast, led by Mr. De Deyn, delivered near perfection, rivaling productions in the city’s best venues.
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Rri Morrison
Theatre Theatre
Rosedale
Mavorite Stock Company
Morrison's Grand Theatre
Morrison's Theatre
de Deyn
Nickelodeon Show Delights With Birds and Feats
A Nickelodeon showcase yesterday featured Professor Tamahasikas and a bird circus performing tight rope walking ladders and a talking cockatoo named Rags that tells time and adds. Acts include reptile trainer Lady Olga and monster serpents, contortionist Wooise Simpson, strongman Alberuta, and a human alarm Balbroma with temperance drinks. Two theatre companies alternate performances.
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Nickelodeon
Tamahasikas
Olga
Woise Simpson
Venus
Alburtla
Samson
Balbroma
Madame Lincoln
Wall Street
San Francisco Wholesalers Buy 129000 Laxative Boxes
During the present year one hundred and twenty nine thousand boxes of Laxative Bromo Quinine have been purchased by San Francisco wholesale drug houses Redington & Co Langley & Michaels Co Mack & Co J R Gates & Co Richards & Co.
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San Francisco
Redington & Co
Langley & Michaels Co
Mack & Co
J. R. Gates & Co
Richards & Co
Bostock's Animal Arena Delights Crowds with New Acts
Frank C. Bostock presents a week of unmatched entertainment at the Cyclorama Tremont Street Animal Arena. Madame Pianka reproduces famed animal pictures with live action while Esau the ape man greets returning patrons. Captain Bonavita showcases 27 lions alongside Madame eaufort and Princess Brandon. Free oriental cavalcade lets all ride camels and elephants. Animal feeding at 4 pm and 10 pm draws eager crowds.
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Esau
Bonavita
Madame Eaufort
Princess Brandon
Manager McCarty books The Christian for Boston Theatre return
Brisk advance sales began yesterday as manager Lawrence McCarty secured The Christian for a return engagement at the Boston Theatre. The booking signals strong public interest and a likely sellout.
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Lawrence McCarty
Boston
Begin
Maude Adams to Return for Highly Anticipated Boston Engagement
Fans expect long box office lines at Hollis Street Theatre as Maude Adams visits Boston for her annual engagement next Monday. She tops her past successes with Quality Street and the beloved Lady Babbie role, drawing strong demand across cities and likely here in Boston.
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Maude Adams
Hollis Street
Boston
Williams to perform The Crisis arrangement at Steinert Hall
Charles Williams presents his dramatic arrangement The Crisis this afternoon at Steinert Hall at 3 o clock. A misbelief wrongly places Harold Bauer's second recital at 4 this coming Tuesday. the correct time is 3. George Hamlin gives a Steinert Hall song recital this evening featuring only Richard Strauss songs.
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Charles Williams
Steinert Hall
Harold Bauer
George Hamlin
Richard Strauss
Fourteen Wholesale Firms Buy Laxative Bromo Quinine
In the current year four hundred fourteen thousand seven hundred ninety two boxes of Laxative Bromo Quinine were purchased by Chicago wholesale drug houses including Fuller & Fuller Co Hami ston Keeling Co Morrisson Plummer & Co Lord Owen & Co Peter Van Schaack & Co Robt Stevenson & Co.
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Chicago
Fuller & Fuller Co
Hamiston, Keeling Co
Morrisson, Plummer & Co
Lord, Owen & Co
Peter van Schaack & Co
Robt. Stevenson & Co
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Nelson
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Louis Thiel
Sykes
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Marion A. Chapman
Mary Sanders
Emilia Jeckyll
Lechora Bradley
Castle Square Theatre
Boston Theatre
Hollis Street Theatre
Keith’s Theatre
Howard Atheneum
Belleville
Swelltown
C. Jack Harrington
DE Courcy Brothers
Perfect Specia Physical Development
Renlean
Jennie Yeamans
America
Clotilde Antonio
Collins and
Lessee & Man
Jos
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Carrie Demar
Pretty Girls
Christian
Edw. J. Morgan
John Storm
Elsie Leslie
Glory Quayle
Cyclorama Bldg
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Ape Man
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Pianka
Rex
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Princess Brander
Dark Theatre
A. H. Chamberlyn
Opera House
Keith’s
Boston Museum
Noa Stuart Robson
Anirew
Eea
The
Weber-Fieldian
Lillie Lawson
Tremont
Music Hall
Oxford
Matinee
Fisher & Carroll
Cripple Greek
Charles Frohman
Wm. BH
Westcott
Isaac B. Rich
David Belasco
Blanche Bates
Hollis St
Quality Street
Harry N. Farren
Alfred E. Aarons
Big Musical Comedy Co
Symphony Hall
J. B. Pond
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Adolf Glose
Utah
Vic
James J. Jeffries
Telephone
Haymarket
Ickelodeo
Hanover St. Pamahasika
Bird Circus
Queen of Snake Handlers
Lady Olga
Lyceum Theatre
Elliott Grey
Mattie Choate
Rosa Leigh
May Gerald
Lady May
Adelaide Goundre
Florence Jastings
Frances Mortimer
Lee Beggs
Lustre
Miles McKenna
J. Butler Haviland
Matthew Leigh
S. F. Cairnes
Henry F. Horn
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P. J. Connelly
Clarence F. Lyons
Joseph Dokes
Richard Disney
Morrison
Rocketts
Jess
Till
Hartford Sisters
Eddie Giguere
Dolly
Frankie Allen
Tom Davis
Pauline Zara
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Daly and Adams
Pearl Fraser
Harry Thornton
Gertie Wareham
Minnie Cain
Fleetwood
May Humphreys
Liebler & Co
Edgar L. Davenport
Horatio Drake
Edward J. Morgan
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