The Last Word Opens Globe Theatre Week
The Globe Theatre opens its third week under John Craig with The Last Word. Performers include Miss Ethel Daggett and Miss Mary Sanders, with praise for Miss Young in the baroness role. Next week features Our Boys and Miss Lillian Lawrence's debut with the company. Seats for her first appearance go on sale next Thursday ahead of the July 30 week.
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Globe Theatre
John Craig
John Rutherell
James Seeley
Harry Rutherell
Richard Rutherell
William H. Evarts
Alexander Airey
Thomas MacLarnne
Boris Bageleff
Joseph Sullivan Moses Mossop
William Humphrey Baron Stuyve
Kenrick Hall Jordan
William Mason Paul
Marcia Williams
Vera Baroneff
Mary Young Faith Rutherell
Cordelia MacDonald Winny Rutherell
Mary Sanders
Mile
Lida
Eleanor
Parker Molly
Ethel Daggett
Miss Young
Mr. Craig
Washington
Lillian Lawrence
Bohemian Girl at Castle Square Theatre Delights Audiences
Balfe’s opera The Bohemian Girl played last evening with a strong cast led by Hattie Van Buren and Hattie Belle Ladd. George Tallman George Shields and Mme Lane received praise for versatile and polished performances as Gypsies and leads. An immense audience showed great enthusiasm as the show drew favorable notes ahead of Iolanthe revival slated for the week of July 16.
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Balfe
Castle Square Theatre
Count Arnheim
C. K. Murray Procous
Kivdeles
Uwe Cees
George’ Tallman Biotossei
Otis B. Thayer
Iov
Eirnoot
Owe
George Shields
Charles Scribner
Pitet
Ici
Ccs
Setvseneves
Louis Fitzroy
Clara Lane
Hattie van Buren
Hattie Belle Ladd
Mme. Lane
Arline
George Tallman
Thaddeus
Devilshoof
Mr. Murray
Miss Ladd
Iolanthe
Boston to Newport excursion for $1 round trip
Popular Boston to Newport round trip on Thursday July 12 offered at $1. Tickets on sale at 362 Washington street South and Back Bay stations. Limited numbers. First class equipment ensures comfortable travel.
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Boston
Newport
Washington Street
South
Back Bay
Pajama dance joins The Tourists at the Majestic
The Tourists at the Majestic add a Pajama dance to Mr Sun sung by Vera Michelena with white pajama chorus and lighted candles. Julia Sanderson leads a sweet heart number while a stellar cast including Sanderson Michelena Niven Chase Wilbur and Wilson delivers melody and eye delight. A bargain matinee is offered tomorrow.
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Mr. Sun
Vera Michelena
Julia Sanderson
Richard Golden
George Schiller
Alfred Hickman
William Pruette
Phil H. Ryley
Howard Chambers
W. H. Denny
Albert Froom
Gustave Kerker
Della Niven
Edna Chase
Mabel Wilbur
Anna CG. Wilson
Man From Now marks 50th Boston performance
Tomorrow night at Tremont Theatre Harry Bulger stars in Henry W Savage's summer production The Man From Now. Based on Bangs Bryan and Klein, the show celebrates its 50th Boston performance with popular songs and strong chorus work. Attendance is buoyed by summer pricing and the production is praised as among the most complete.
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Tremont Theatre
Harry Bulger
Henry W. Savage
John Kendrick Bangs
Vincent Bryan
Manuel Klein
Boston
Mr. Bulger
Dora
Camille at Bowdoin Square Theatre Delights Crowded Audience
Camille draws packed matinee and evening crowds at Bowdoin Square Theatre. Charlotte Hunt stars in the title role with stellar study and portrayal. Cast includes Gertrude Binley Nichette, Hale as Madame Prudence, Annette Marshall Olympe, Alice Thornton Nanine, Miller Armand Duval, Walter Varville, Haviland Gaston Rieux, Denison Duval, Brooks Gustave, Wheelock messenger. Next week The Slave of the Mill melodrama.
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Camille
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charlotte Hunt
Miss Hunt
Miss Hale
Madame Prudence
Annette Marshall
Olympe
Alice Thornton
Nanine
Charles Miller
Armand Duval
Wilmer Walter
Count de Varville
Butler Haviland
Gaston Rieux
Edwin Denison
Monsieur Duval
Harry Brooks
Gustave
Charles Wheelock
Si Young Explains Codfish Drying On Flakes At Provincetown
A Provincetown resident asks about the right side structures and Si Young explains they are fish flakes where codfish are salted and laid to dry in the sun. The exchange highlights Si as a provincial town institution aboard the Cape Cod steamship service from Bay Line wharf to Boston with daily departures.
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Provincetown
Si Young
Cape Cod
Bay Line Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Keiths Theatre Presenting Diverse Vaudeville Lineup
Keiths Theatre features European acrobats the Allistons and a strong ensemble including the Fadettes Woman's Orchestra, Ben Welch the dialect comic, the St Onge brothers, the Baileys rag time troupe, Dainty Dairy Maids from The Isle of Dreams, Grace Childers contortionist with her dog, conjurer Herbert, Arlington and Helston singers and dancers, plus a kinetograph title The Life of a Cowboy.
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Allistons
Fadettes
Ben Welch
Keith
St. Onge
Grace Childers
Herbert
Arlington and
Helston
Austin and Stone's Museum Midsummer Show Opens Strong
The midsummer exhibit draws monster crowds with Captain Ringman Mack lifting weights on rings and miming bird songs on flute and ocarina. The Prisoner of Zensa, zither pieces by Professor Roberts, and a wide slate of acts from Minstrel Maids to Punch and Judy entertain.
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Austin & Stone
Ringman Mack
Captain Mack
Zensa
Professor Roberts
Queen Victoria
Ben Hur
Trixie
John Topp
Eddie Hughes
Minstrel Maids
Frank Cook
Charley Clark
Billy Hall
Della Ranney
Dorothy Norton
Minnie Burke
Pearl Hudson
Grace Howard
Clara Steele
Cassie French
Mae Lantz
Lottie Blanchard
Broback
Lucie Palma
Davene
Shurz
Birk
Palma
Nolen
Holmes
James
Richards
Palace Theatre Delights Audiences With Burlesque Stars
Large crowds enjoyed two burlesques Mistaken Identity and The Country Drug Store at the Palace Theatre. Performers Tillie Cohen Pearl Reid Hattie Mills Grace Lawrence Grace Graham and others impressed with solos while John J Black Frank Graham Al Patterson James Dixon and Milton Schuster led the comedy. Ed and Nettie Massey juggle and Whalen and West provided bright comedy. Dixon and Mackie offered a dramatic sketch as new Palacescope films entertain.
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Palace Theatre
Tillie Cohen
Pearl Reid
Hattie Mills
Grace Lawrence
Grace Graham
John J. Black
Frank Graham
al Patterson
James Dixon
Milton Schuster
Alio
Nettie Massey
Whalen
West
Rice
Walters
Charles Mackie
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A columnist notes coffee addiction can resemble a real habit and suggests Postum Food Coffee as an alternative when properly prepared. The piece portrays caffeine dependence with a light tone and mild irony.
Wonderland's Outdoor Circus Week Features Keeting-Tadosco Duo
Wonderland presents a free outdoor programme with the Duffin Redcay aerial troupe and the Keeting Tadosco bicycle duo. Dr Jessie C V Green performs occult feats and a husky volunteer is unable to lift her. Also featured are Fritz Bene, Fred A Bennett, the Salem Cadet Band, and acts like Fighting the Flames and Kennedy's Wild West show.
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Wonderland
Circus
Duffin-Redcay
Keeting-Tadosco
Jessie C. V. Green
Keeting-Tadasco
Fritz Bene
Duffin- Redcay
Fred A. Bennett
Salem Cadet Band
Thompson’s Scenic Railway
Kennedy
Paragon Park Dazzles Visitors With Free Attractions
Paragon Park astonishes visitors this season with grandiose displays and numerous free attractions. Manager Dodge hears praise from Luna Park and Dreamland guests who compare Paragon’s beauty to New York’s famed parks. Highlight acts include Will Hill on a 125 foot wire and Minting the new weeklong free circus marvel riding a unicycle up a spiral column to the tower height.
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Paragon Park
Luna Park
Dreamland
Coney Island
Dodge
Paragon
New York
Will Hill
Minting
the Marvel
Vaudeville at Norumbega Park Delights Patrons
Norumbega Park on the Charles hosts vaudeville this week headlined by Gracie Emmett and her company in Mrs Murphy's Second Husband. The Baker troupe stars five bicyclists, Karly's myriophone wows the crowd, Jackson and Hoon perform song acts with motion pictures, Wentworth and Vesta offer a comedy acrobatic number with a trick dog.
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the Charles
Gracie Emmett
Karly
Jackson
Hoon
Life Motion Pictures
Wentworth
Vesta
What Wright Left provides lively Lexington Park theatre
A rustic Lexington Park theater offers a funny farce What Wright Left with Maude Dunn singing Just My Style and Cherry Stedman in a cowboy number. The show features a skilled chorus, graceful dancers, and strong applause from the crowd of over 10,000 at the recent band concert demonstrating music's attracting power.
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Lexington Park
Wright
Maude Dunn
Cherry Stedman
Newport Excursion From Boston Next Thursday
The first weekly excursion from Boston to Newport by the New York New Haven Hartford rail line will depart South Station 9 30 a m and Back Bay 9 34 arriving Newport at noon Tickets are one dollar round trip and seating is limited advance purchase is advised for this popular outing.
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Newport
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Station
Back Bay
Nantasket Beach Steamers Offer Day Long Harborside Trips
The Nantasket Beach steamers run from Rowe's wharf to the beach all day from morning till night. Daily band concerts under the State Park Commission attract visitors, with Paragon Park adding new amusements this season. The harbor sail promises scenic views and a satisfying outing for water lovers.
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Nantasket Beach
Rowe’s Wharf
State Park Commission
Paragon Park
Old Colony to Plymouth excursion by steamer
During summer the Old Colony steamer offers daily trips from Boston to Plymouth and back. Operated by the Nan tasket Beach Steamboat Company, the voyage showcases relics, Plymouth Rock, old burial grounds, and south shore scenery, attracting excursionists to a restful ride.
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Old Colony
Plymouth
Boston
Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company
South Shore
Lillian Lawrence to Rejoin Globe Stock Company
Lillian Lawrence formerly lead ing lady at Castle Square Theatre will return to Boston on July 30 as a member of John Craig's summer stock company at the Globe Theatre. She has arranged with Portland Oregon management to secure her release and resume performances for Boston patrons. The news drew strong applause from Globe audiences.
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Lillian Lawrence
Castle Square Theatre
Boston
John Craig
Globe Theatre
Craig
Miss Lawrence
Portland
Oregon
The
Globe
Armstrong
Trolley Magazine Promotes Local Rail Tours Broadly
The Tri State Tourist is a lively 12 page monthly issued by the Boston and Northern and Old Colony Street Railway passenger departments. It is illustrated with humor and information for trolley enthusiasts and is widely distributed. Pamphlets detailing trolley trips across the companies’ lines are also offered on request.
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Tri-State
Boston & Northern
Old Colony Street Railway
Twins Born at Sea On Red Star Liner Meno Minee
Captain C H Stapleton of the Red Star liner Meno Minee ferried from Antwerp to Charlestown with twins born at sea to Mr and Mrs Paul Comroff on July 1. Immigration Commissioner Billings frees the captain from any duty and the baptism was performed at sea by Rev Jean Staurier with witnesses aboard cheering the event Leo pold and Theodore christened after their two homeland rulers.
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Antwerp
Charlestown
C. H. Stapleton
Billings
Paul Comroff
Jean Staurier
Leopold
Theodore
Costello Held Over for Higher Court in Washing Tubs Row
Mrs Mary Murphy testified that peace returned only when Mrs Mary Costello, neighbor, was in hospital. Costello refused to lend washtubs on Sunday, led to a row. Costello found guilty in City Police Court and placed on probation option rejected, appeal issued, held $100 for Superior Court.
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Mary Murphy
Andrews Street
South End
Mary Costello
Murphy
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