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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
8
The Summer Stage presents The Chorus Lady at the Majestic Theater and the Castle Square hosts the debut of Mrs. George A. Hibbard in Little Lord Fauntleroy with other attractions continuing.
Lindsay Morison Stock Company presents The Chorus Leds at the Majestic Theatre with Eleanor Gordon in the lead and Patricia O’Brien as chorus lady. Debutant Mrs George A Hibbard earns praise for poise while Wilson Melrose and Edward Mannary deliver strong supporting turns in a bustling cast.
Sarah Bernhardt will appear at the Boston Theatre next Saturday June 10 in a farewell visit to America. At 67 she declares she will not tour again and presents Maeterlinck's Sister Beatrice and Theurier's Jean Marie in the afternoon plus Bisson's Madame X in the evening.
A lively Globe programme features Nelson Oswald and Borger in a clever comedy act with singing talking and dancing. Honan and Heim present eccentric comedy. The Days mix sand pictures with music. The Great Deighan performs new balance tricks, while Jack Clahane and Jack O'Donnell deliver catchy numbers. Pictures are excellent.
Castle Square Theatre patrons favor Little Lord Fauntleroy as Miss McDaniel delivers a boy role with convincing spirit. Cedric Errol’s rise from poverty to wealth is staged with loyalty and devotion, supported by strong ensemble performances including Flassell, Binley, and Meek in deft supporting turns.
The Howard Atheneum closed yesterday after a large carnival program featuring Sam Langford and Dan Flynn in training stunts and a long vaudeville bill led by Parker and Wilson Mae Rozella LaToy and many others. The summer renovation is planned with a planned reopening in August and thanks are extended to all who supported the benefit.
The Tremont Theatre opened the second week of "The Red Rose" last night with strong audience approval. The performance drew a large crowd and promises a long, prosperous engagement.
The Orpheum presents Theo the balloon girl along with dancing dandies in a standout program. De Alma Mae banjo soloists. Frank sisters in a blackface act. Fennell Tyson greeted with many encores. Floyd Russell and Taylor's musical dogs. Jim Reynolds Frankie Drew group in a Derby sketch praised.
Bowdoin Square Theatre continues high class vaudeville through the summer. The Jorgo Giraffe company presented a clever circus specialty appealing to youths. Boyd and Lorenzo charmed audiences, the Savasta Duo delighted as street musicians, and Ted and Clara Steele were warmly received. The Clairmont brothers known as The Gold Dust Twins also performed, plus a entertaining moving picture programme.
The Hub Theatre presents a packed program including the Marathon quartet in song and comedy Billy Ray and De Vega sisters in song and dance Lightning Weston in cartooning Shaw and Coleman in a sketch The Street Fakir and His Pal Sidelle Demming and company in a farcical sketch Hilton the comedy juggler Bangdon and Walker and Al Alberts billed for the balance of the week
Norumbega Park manages large crowds as it remains a popular season. The open air theatre presents Les Ploetz Lavella sisters with gymnastic feats and the Village Choir in old time songs. Rastus Brown and Bob Taylor perform the dancing act, with the Faust brothers, Frank Carmen, and new moving pictures completing the program.
The animal star Consul the man monkey performs without trainer direction at Keith's Theatre. He plays piano eats with utensils and tips the waiter, showing humanlike feats. The bill also features Jim Diamond and Clara Nelson with a lively program including comedy and music.
A Guernsey cow weighing over 2000 pounds, imported from England, headlines the curio hall at Austin & Stone's museum drawing farmers and out of state visitors. Owner R. Simon guards his $5000 beauty as other acts including Howard the dynamo, mind readers Miles Morton and Fayall, wireless manipulator Freddy Elliot, and boxing exhibitor Neil Johnson perform. The event features twelve attractions and motion pictures.
Scenic Temple Simpson and Smith star in bright songs and current comedy. May Addis charms with a rich voice and instant hit. Kinkaid from Scotland performs skilled juggling. Laoye and Tobey present The Singer and the Tailor. Lenna Howe's Union Orchestra provides the music. The film exhibit offers select salutar lessons.
Old age slows movement and bowel activity so gentle regular help is needed. Cascarets are praised as a natural daily aid for seniors, promoting steady bowels without harsh effects, offered at 10 cents per box.
This week at the Park Theatre features The Commuters marking the season’s longest engagement in Boston. Last night opened the 16th week with large attendance continuing a pattern of strong crowds.
Ralph Herz departs Boston with Dr De Luxe and a memory of a lively musical comedy. After next Saturday night the Colonial Theatre will close its doors for the summer.
Pittsburg June 5 A Reform Presbyterian Synod resolution raises the minimum salary for the lowest paid minister to 900 a year from 800. Rev T J Allen of Beaver Falls led the push saying he could barely support himself and a family on 800.
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