Tourists at Majestic Open Summer Run in Style
Edward Crosby reviews The Tourists at the Majestic Theatre with R H Burnside as librettist and Gustave Kerker on music. The production features a vivid visual display, bustling cast led by William Hodge and George A Schiller, and a chic chorus, delivering nonstop action despite a crowded plot.
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Majestic Theatre
R.H. Burnside
Gustave Kerker
John Duke
William Hodge
Timoth Todd
Richard Golden
Benjamin Eet
Vad
Phil H. Byley Pal Singh
Rajah
Rangarifiam Pruette Bkeoma
George A
Hi “Burneide
Boston
Mr. Burnside
Europe
Mr. Kerker
Mr. Golden
Mr. Hodge
George A. Schiller
William Pruette
Phil H. Ryley
Miss Sanderson
Miss Wentworth
Edward H. Crosby
Bernhardt to Make Final Boston Appearance Saturday
Mme Bernhardt will perform in Boston with two large audiences Saturday afternoon and evening. The French colony plans a grand reception and hundreds of seats are sold to Gallic enthusiasts. She will perform four famous scenes including Hamlet second act La Sorciere fourth act Frou Frou third act and L Aiglon second act.
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Boston
Bernhardt
Norumbega Park Week Two Opens With Large Crowds
The second week at Norumbega Park draws immense crowds as Sunday and the following afternoons and evenings attract more pleasure seekers. Visitors tour the geological garden with new animal specimens including Emperor the lion and Felix the monkey family. A vaudeville program tops the day with the Uigley brothers, Chalk Saunders, and acts by the McGrath brothers Page the McGreevy duo the La Pearls and the Kkomograph closing the show.
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Norumbega Park
Felix
Joshua
Uigley Brothers
Chalk Saunders
McGrath Brothers
Page
Views of Frisco's Disaster at Empire Theatre
The San Francisco disaster motion pictures were shown at the Empire Theatre yesterday. The film depicts dynamite destruction with falling walls and scattered crowds. It includes scenes of crowds fleeing to Oakland and street life during the disaster and its aftermath. The views are free to patrons a half hour before each performance this week.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Empite
Oakland
Boston & Maine Railroad Resorts for the Vacationist Illustrated
The Boston & Maine railroad issued 1006 titled Resorts for the Vacationist Illustrated. It features 38 half tone illustrations of scenes along the line and about 70 pages detailing hotels boarding houses rates and accommodations. The volume is bound with a colored cover and reproduces Thompson’s Old Homestead residence in color.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Pre Fe
Thompson
The Mayor of Tokio Opens Colonial Theatre Season
The Colonial Theatre opens its summer season with Richard Carle in The Mayor of Tokio a operatic farce with music by William Frederick Peters The work returns to Boston after earlier city runs and features a strong company led by Carle Adele Rowland Ada Mitchell Fred Frear and George Whyte in a praised revival performance
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Colonial Theatre
Richard Carle
Bill
Tokio
Mr. Carle
William Frederick Peters
Boston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Marcus Orlando Kidder
Richard Carle Kow Tow
Taklo
Fred
Ivan Reees
Gt Kanes
Nikko
Ees
Johnstone Flynn Awaki
Mary Betsy Lincolm
San Mitchell de Ostrich
Caveess
Madame Stitch
Adele Rowland
Ada Mitchell
Oloto San
Fred Frear
George Whyte
Opera
Emma Janvier
Mme. Stitch
Mr. Whyte
Cabin Boy
Ethel Graunigastere
Colonial
Tech Night at Pops Displaces Public for Ninth Edition
Symphony Hall fills with Institute of Technology students and alumni for Tech night at the Pops. The program lists works by Strube Strauss Luders Suppe Delibes and others plus school tunes, culminating with The Freshman and Yankee Consul selections.
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Tech
Symphony Hall
Institute of Technology
Strube
Strauss
Luders
Rogers Steps
Light Cavalry
Suppe
Best
Linke
The
Janitors’ Union
Bullard
Robyn
Bylvia
Delibes
Teufelemarach
Lyceum Theatre Burlesque Stock Company Delights Local Crowd
The Lyceum Theatre presented a large burlesque stock show at Casey House with two performances. Notable names included Bob Van Osten, Joe Kelley, Harry Koler, Harry Le Marr, Frank Cohen, Louis Powers, Tillie Cohen, Pearl Reid, Bohannon and Cory, Gardner West and Sun, and a new moving picture finale.
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Marie
Tillie Cohen
Miss Cohen
Magnificent Western Tours Announced by Raymond Whitcomb Co
The Raymond and Whitcomb Company announces a comprehensive series of tours starting July 2 from Boston and Seattle. Planned routes include Denver Colorado Springs the Garden of the Gods Cripple Creek the Grand Canyon Alaska and California with options to visit Selkirks Canadian Rockies or Yellowstone. Tickets for independent Alaska trips on the City of Seattle are also on sale. Full details are available free at 308 Washington Street next to the Old South Meeting House.
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Whitcomb Company
Boston
Denver
Colorado Springs
Garden of the Gods
Cripple Creek
Grand Canon
Colorado River
Arizona
California
Portland
Ore
Puget Sound
Alaska
Selkirks
Canadian Rockies
Yellowstone National Park
Seattle
Raymond & Whitcomb Company
Washington Street
Old South Meeting House
Mayflower Limited to Start June 11 from Boston
The schedule shows the Mayflower Limited departing Boston at 8 00 am with four hours for business in New York, followed by the Merchants Limited leaving New York at 6 00 pm and returning to Boston by 10 00 pm, offering a same day round trip option.
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Mayflower Limited
Boston
New York
Merchants’ Limited
Boston's Keith's hosts stars of Fadettes and aerial acts
Boston crowds filled Keith's last evening as the Fadettes Woman's Orchestra opened the summer season. The program featured Der Freischutz, By the Blue Rover, and encores, alongside aerials by the Four Lukens and trick dogs by Jacobs. Comedy by Bert Leslie, Robert L. Dailey, Flood Brothers, and Perkins Fisher plus May Belfort and Susie Fisher drew applause.
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Boston
Keith
Fadettes Woman's
America
Bulanee Rover
Lukens
Jacobs
Keith's
Bert Leslie
Robert L. Dailey
Flood Brothers
Perkins Fisher
May Belfort
Miss Belfort
Susie Fisher
Francia Wood
Hoop Roller
Baby Owen
Mikado Opens Castle Square Opera Season With Cast Various
The Castle Square Theatre opens its summer opera with Gilbert and Sullivan The Mikado. Noted stars including Murray Lane Ladd Tellman and Otis Thayer headline a strong cast with an able chorus and Spencer conducting. The Mikado runs this week followed by Verdi Il Trovatore.
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Castle Square Theatre
Japan
George Fish
Charles G Yom
Emelie Gerdner
Fomor Bartlett
Boston
New Stock Company
Castle Square
Mr. Murray
Mme. Lane
Miss Ladd
Mr. Tellman
Otis. B. Thayer
Ko-Ko
Alexander Spencer
Monster show fills Austin and Stone's Museum with talents
A large audience enjoyed an all star program at Austin and Stones Museum featuring the Honolulu Students from the Hawaiian Conservatory of Music in vocal and instrumental pieces. Joe Hood displayed billiards feats and juggling with two cues and cue ball tricks. Other acts included the Matronie of handcuffs, the Robertos on escapology, and numerous photographs and performances by the Minature Passion Players. The Rel Maids closed the program with music and song led by Charley Clark and Henry Myers.
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Austin & Stone
Museum
Globe
Honolulu
Hawaiian Conservatory of Music
Joe Hood
Robertos
Rel Maids
Charley
Clark
Henry Myers
John Manley
James Maxwell
Kamochi
Tony
Ramir
Will
May Reno
Edwards and Company
James and
Richards
Lexington Park attracts crowds with flowers and pine groves
Crowds gathered at Lexington Park on Sunday enjoying nature’s beauty and free attractions. St Stephen’s Church of Boston held a picnic there Saturday, noting many improvements. The roller skating rink is open daily and the regular season opera begins June 17.
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Lexington Park
St. Stephen's Church of Boston
Geeren
Empire Theatre Delivers Lively Night with The Private Secretary
The Empire stock company delivered a highly praised performance of C. H. Hawtrey’s The Private Secretary last evening. John Craig and J. L. Seeley led strong turns as the leads, supported by William Lamp Bertram Yost and Katherine Gray with lively comic work. Next week the company stages A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
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Empire Theatre
C. H. Hawtrey
Empire Stock Company
Craig
J. L. Seeley
Mr. Cattermole
India
Boston
William Lamp
Douglas Cattermole
BE. W. Morrison
Mr. Marsland
Bertram Yost
Harry Marsland
William H. Batts
Tailor Gibson
Katherine Gray
Edith Marsland
Lillian Bayer
Eva Webster
Mary Sanders
Mrs. Stead
June Brook
Mrs. Ashford
Shakspere
Boston Athletes Eye Chicago Marathon Roster
George W. Brown of the Boston Athletic Association asks the Chicago Athletic Club to assemble a Boston team for a 25 mile race in Chicago next month. They target Timothy Ford, David Kneeland, Bob Fowler, Hicks, and other local runners to challenge Western contenders in the Windy City.
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George W. Brown
Boston Athletic Association
Chicago Athletic Club
Chicago
Chicago Club
Timothy Ford
Little Hampshire
A. A
David
Kneeland
Roxbury A. C
Ford
Bob Fowler
Cambridgeport Gym
Athens
Hicks
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
St. Louis
Windy
Hampshire A. A
Cambridge
Miller Drives Home Four Wins at Belmont Park
New York June 4 Jockey Walter Miller led Belmont Park racing with four wins from six rides including Mintia where he drew cheers as he held on to win. Entree closed late after early interference but Miller kept Mintia ahead for the victory. Whimsical dropped in odds to win the Jockey C weight for age, while Court Cross, a heavy favorite, captured the Gaiety stakes.
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New York
Walter Miller
Belmont Park
Mintia
Mititia
Radtke
Entree
Miller
Court Cross
A A U Rules Rob Garrell Of World Record
Officials of the Amateur Athletic Union ruled that Rob Garrell of Michigan cannot claim the world record he equalled in the 12 yard hurdles. The stocks must stand at finish per A A U rules, though intercollegiate records state the mark was set last time and no other specification is given.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Garrell
Michigan
Tulea
Garrels
Tech
Chicago
Joy Line offers tripe voyage to aid AMA convention visitors
Arrangements by Joy Line provide a short ocean trip to New York for physicians and families attending the American Medical Association convention. Excur sionists may return via an all water line routing to Providence then rail to Boston with daylight views of Long Island Sound and the East River. Reservations should be made in advance by contacting Mr B D Pitta at 214 Washington Street Boston.
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Joy Line
New York
American Medical Association
Providence
Boston
Long Island Sound
East River
Metropolis
B. D. Pitta, T
Company
Washington Street
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George O'Donnell
Walter Lawrence
Austin & Stone’s Museum
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