Park Theatre Review The Little Gray Lady in Boston
Channing Polluck’s The Little Gray Lady opens at Park Theatre in Boston with Lillian Lawrence as the gray lady and strong supporting turns from Miller Sampolis and Mary Horne. The play, about a treasury clerk and a lovesick rival, charms the audience with its performance, though some find the plot melodramatic. It runs one week, followed by On Parole, another new Boston production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Crosby
Channing Polluck
Boston
Park Theatre
Redemption Office
United States Treasury
Gray Lady
Hearthstone
Secret Service
Mr. Pollack
Lillian Lawrence
Mr. Miller
Mr. Sampolis
Miss Lawrence
Mary Horne
Ruth Jordan
Leonora Bradley
Gertrude Bondhill
Harry Ingram
Majestic Theatre extends stay for Warfield in The Music Master
Boston audiences continue to crowd the Majestic Theatre as Warfield portrays the old German teacher in The Music Master. Belasco has extended the star’s engagement for two more weeks, with seats for the additional run going on sale tomorrow.
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Warfield
Boston
Majestic Theatre
Belasco
Looking for Justice tops Lyceum Theatre show
Yesterday the Lyceum Theatre presented a two act comedy Looking for Justice by a capable stock company led by Mathews Banks Armstrong White and Powers with Belle Travers Hattie Mills and Anna Goldie. The program featured Bohannon and Corey in illustrated songs the Dolans in The Actress and the Bootblack the Zagarras as equilibrists and the Kimball brothers as comedy purveyors plus moving pictures by Bert Bohannon.
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Messrs
Mathews
Banks
Armstrong
White
Powers
Belle Travers
Hattie Mills
Anna Goldie
Bohannon
Corey
Dolans
Bootblack
Kimball Brothers
West and Sunshine
Bert Bohannon
Faust Opens At Castle Square Theatre With Strong Cast
Castle Square presents Gounod’s Faust for a week with Clara Lane as Marguerite and Tallman as Faust. Shields Mephistopheles Murray Siebel Ladd Martha supported by enlarged chorus and orchestra under Elliott Schenck. Lois Ewell debuts tonight as Marguerite with Harry Davies as Faust.
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Faust
Castle Square
Marguerite
Clara Lane
Boston
Mr. Tallman
Gounod
Mr. Shields
Mephistopheles
Mr. Murray
Valentine
Miss LeBaron
Siebel
Miss Ladd
Martha
Keith's Theatre Sees Night of Vaudeville Returns
Nat M. Wills returns to Keith's Theatre after a long absence delivering a superior monologue. Sid ney Drew couple earns praise in Billy's Tombstones as a humorous farce about a man losing his teeth and mispronouncing a lover's name. The program features Sears and Violet Allen, Karl Barleben String Quartet, Harry Tate's Motoring, Bert Levy, Kita Banzai Japs, Juggling Burkes, Paul Frederic, Kimball and Lewis, Howard and Lewis, The Kramers, and the kinetograph in a lively varied bill.
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Nat M. Wills
Keith
Sidney
Billy
Beatrice
Sears and
Violet Allen and Company
Karl Barleben
Symphony
Burkes
Paul Frederic
Kimball and
Lewis
Howard and
Kramers
Time the Place and the Girl shines in Boston finale
Colonial Theatre hosts the final Boston week of The Time the Place and the Girl with strong turns by Arthur Deagon and Georgia Drew Meadum. The 50th Boston performance to be celebrated with a Teplitz Bohemian vase for ladies. Sale opens for Fifty Miles from Boston opening next Monday featuring Fritz Williams James H. Bradbury Zelda Sears Louise Rial and Imma Janvier.
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Boston
Colonial Theatre
Arthur Deagon
Violet McMillen
Georgia Drew Meadum
Sanitarium
Harriet Burt
George Damerel
Charles H. Bowers
Harry Hanlon
Hubert Hornsby
George M. Cohan
Chicago
Fritz Williams
James H. Bradbury
Zelda Sears
Louise Rial
Imma Janvier
Huff Seeks Players for Taylor Team in Springfield
Agent George Huff of the Taylor team from Boston is in Springfield, Colorado, scouting for promising players. He aims to recruit material for a training trip next season, hoping to assemble a strong group of recruits.
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Springfield
George Huff
Taylor
Boston
The Girl I Left Behind Me at Globe Theatre Review
A large Globe Theatre audience witnessed The Girl I Left Behind Me about the Blackfoot uprising of 1890. Craig as Lieutenant Hawkesworth gave a polished rendering, while Johnson shaded Parlow beyond melodrama. Clark, Seeley, Young, and Boone delivered notable performances. Miss Sanders and MacLarnie provided effective supporting turns as Wilber’s Ann and a light role.
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Globe Theatre
Northwest
Mr. Craig
Hawkesworth
Marke l
Parlow
Mr. Johnson
Russell Clark
Scar Brow
Mr. Seeley
General Kennion
Miss Young
Kate Kennion
Mr. MacLarnie
Wilber
Ann
Miss Sanders
Fawn Afraid
Miss Boone
Paul Potter
Guy de Maupassant
Percy Williams Orpheum Show Features Top Vaudeville Acts
The Percy Williams Orpheum bills a strong vaudeville lineup with World and Kingston delivering a standout singing and dancing act. Belleair brothers dazzle with a premier acrobatic act while Thomas E. Clifford shines with baritone solos. Other acts include Middleton Spettmeier and Co with A Texas Wooing, Coates and Grundy’s watermelon performers, Rogers and Deely, and Bob and Tip with two fox terriers. New motion pictures conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Williams’ Orpheum
World
Kingston
Miss Kingston
Mr. World
Bellelair Brothers
Thomas E. Clifford
Middleton, Spettmeyer & Co
Coates
Bowdoin Square Theatre Review Highlights Isabel Sherman
Isabel Sherman garners praise for her Mary Merton in How London Lives at Bowdoin Square Theatre. Arthur Behrens, Edwin Trevor and Edwin Denison receive notes for strong performances while Laura Houston and others are credited for supporting work. Charlotte Hunt misses this week due to an upcoming benefit.
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Isabel Sherman
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mary Merton
London
Miss Sherman
Arthur Behrens
Clement Carlton
Edwin Trevor
Will Carlton
Edwin Denison
Uriah Cuthbert
Laura Houston
Tommy Shearer
Frank Wright
Ralph Brown
Rifka Harrison
Harry Brooks
Irene Martin
Charlotte Hunt
Tremont Theatre Hurdy Gurdy Girl Shows Strong Start
The Hurdy Gurdy Girl at Tremont Theatre enters its second week with strong notice. Carle watches nightly, plans more comedy, and praises the cast, music, and stage setup. The large ensemble delivers distinct characters and lively, intelligent chorus.
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Tremont
Carle
Paragon Park to Open With New Attractions at Nantasket Beach
Paragon Park prepares to open next Saturday with enhanced free attractions at Nantasket Beach. New features include electric fountains, open-air circus, sand hills, cave of the winds, hot sands, multiple concerts, and New England’s only electric tower. The Norins divers headline the open-air circus, plus shows like The Human Roulette Wheel and the Frank C. Bostock Animal Arena remain set to draw crowds.
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Paragon
Nantasket Beach
Martland Military Band
Electric Illumination
New England
Sweden
Creation
Switzerland
House of Stunts
The
Mines
Theatre Comique
Frank C. Bostock
Miss May White Delights Hub Theatre Patrons Again
Miss May White known as the Girl in White drew curiosity and applause at the Hub Theatre yesterday afternoon where Miles Bros. moving pictures and illustrated songs entertained. The ladies' orchestra delivered an excellent program of incidental and instrumental music, adding to the appeal of the pictures. Master Henry Kipling and Miss Marie Camilla also received strong applause as the current program continues only until Thursday when a complete change occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May White
Hub Theatre
Miles Bros.’ Moving Pictures
Henry Kipling
Marie Camilla
Farewell Concert Notes and Conductors Last Night
The program features Kaiser Marsch Wagner and La Faute des Roses with Conductor Max Zach. Works include Le Carnaval des animaux style pieces, preludes to acts, Rienzi overture, and Die Meistersinger prelude. The night closes with Rosamunde entr'acte and a Schubert march.
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Max Zach
Kaiser Marsch
Wagner
Berger
Lacome
Lohenigtin
Nevin
Rienzi
Simmons College Commencement Opens with Hall Spread
The Brookline college commencements begin with a senior class spread at South Hall 321 Brookline Avenue presided by Miss H Edith Hatch president of the club. Today is class day and tomorrow is commencement day with exercises at Jordan Hall Gainsborough Street. The 42 member senior class will close with a luncheon Thursday.
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Simmons College
Hall
Simmons College of Brookline
H. Edith Hatch
South Hall
Brookline Avenue
The
Jordan Hall
Gainsborough Street
Howard Atheneum Review Shows A Diverse Vaudeville Night
At the Old Howard yesterday Les Roses wowed with double tight and slack wire acts. TheFunny sketches Pastimes on the Levee by Flatow and Dunn entertained, La Nole Brothers debuted a triple bounding bar display, and Charles H. Mackie the Big Boston Boy performed songs. Sandy Chapman sang well while the female minstrels impressed. George B. Alexander Henry Myers and Fred Bowman teased with sharp humor. The burlesque A Sizzler All Right delivered. the team Howard presented In the Hotel Down and Out. Freeman and Watson, Walter and Everts, Tally Ho Duo, and Neil Mathews joined the bill. The Howardscope offered humorous films.
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Old Howard
Les Roses
Flatow and Dunn
la Nole Brothers
Charles H. Mackie
Boston
Sandy
Chapman
George B. Alexander
Henry Myers
Fred Bowman
Howard Company
Freeman and Watson
Walter
Everts
Tally Ho
Neil Mathews
Howardscope
Burlesque and Vaudeville At The Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre presents a varied week of burlesque and vaudeville with T. F. Thomas in leading roles in two skits A Devil of a Scrape and The Hole in the Wall. Cast includes James Dixon Al Patterson Harry Buckley Milton Schuster John J. Black and several act highlights from Bates Ne ville Juniper and Hayns Perry and Pierce Vicki Laselle Fisher and Ferris John Darmody Mabel B Carr Yacklay and Bunnell Polk and Polk plus new Palacescope pictures.
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Palace Theatre
T. F. Thomas
James Dixon
al. Patterson
Harry Buckley
Milton Schuster
John J. Black
May Bryant
Pearl Black
Mabel Carr
Grace Toledo
Louise Brandon
Bates
Neville
Cyelead
Juniper
Hayns
Perry
Pierce
Vicki Laselle
Fisher
Ferris
John Darmody
Mabel B. Carr
Yacklay & Bunnell
Polk
Caroll Performs Stunts at Austin and Stones Museum
Caroll dazzles Boston with a skin of steel stunt leaping onto nails, then climbs a sword ladder barefoot. The program includes Japanese magic and a vaudeville cast with Brand sisters and other acts, marking his first Boston appearance at the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroll
Austin & Stone
Caroli
Boston
Curio Hall
Stanleys
Wistana
Honolulu
Joe Michand
Fulton
Larkin
Davene
Sheertz
Majune
Arthur West
Brand Sisters
Clevelands
Flo Elwell
Ida Campbell
John Manley
Corsican's Daughter Headliner At Theatre Comique
Theatre Comique presents A Corsican's Daughter as the main feature with two comedy numbers An Toy Day and The Wrong Chimney. Also shown A Peasant Girl's Revenge plus songs by Thomas Bullock Joseph Conroy Charles Ray Madeline Ripley Katherine Schell Mildred Elsa with performances by Helen Qualey Eunice McDougall Katherine Hawkins and impersonations by Johnson and Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Comique
Thomas Bullock
Joseph Conroy
Charles Ray
Madeline Ripley
Katherine Schell
Mildred Elsa
Helen Qualey
Eunice McDougall
Katherine Hawkins
Johnson and
Graham
Theatre Premier Delights with Variety Show and Comedy
The Theatre Premier presents a lively bill featuring A Clever Detective a brisk melodrama, One Man Baseball a national game themed act, The Human Clock a visual clocktime sketch, Forty Winks a playful nap dream, and an illustrated song program by Grace Merriman Beth Robie Grace Mordaunt M. Van Horn George Francis John Gardner with musical numbers by Harry J. Norton Ruth Wilmore and Bessie Beasley plus impersonations by Cheney and Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Merriman
Beth Robie
Grace Mordaunt
M. van Horn
George Francis
John Gardner
Harry J. Norton
Ruth Wilmore
Bessie Beasley
Cheney
Turner
Norumbega Park adds top vaudeville acts and zoological delights
Vernon the ventriloquist and Mrs Vernon Mullen and Corelli Holdsworths and Denning headline a varied bill at Norumbega Park this week. The newsboy quartet Arlington Comedy Four also perform. The park offers new motion pictures and a charming open air theatre alongside a renowned New England zoological garden and healthy animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Norumbega
Mullen
Corelli
Holdsworths
Joseph Denning
Arlington Comedy Four
Norumbega Park
Zoological Garden
New England
N. F
British prizes come this way at international horse show
Americans continue winning at the international horse show. Alfred Vanderbilt earned second prize in park team competition. Walter Winans' Maritana won first prize and Lawrence Jones of Louisville Kentucky with Poetry of Motion took second in the 168 pound class. Jones' Jane won third in the 186 pound class.
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London
Alfred Vanderbilt
Walter Winan
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
Mr. Jones
Jane
Harvard Crew Departures Stir Crimson Fans
Harvard crews headed from Harvard Square to New London amid cheers from about 800 students led by President Jack White. Captain Bacon led eight rowers with substitutes as Teddy Roosevelt handles trip logistics while manager George Whitney directs arrangements.
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Harvard
Jack White
Crimson
Harvard Square
New London
Bacon
George Whitney
Teddy Roosevelt
Farley
Richardson
Glass
Severance
Faulkner
Fish
Tappan
Blagden
Yale
Burchard
Morgan
G. G. Bacon
Wray
Lunt
Berg
Swain
Wiggins
Arnold
Royal Venue Wins Bedford Stakes at Gravesend
Royal Venue, the second betting choice, captured the Bedford stakes for two-year-olds at Gravesend on the card. Aimer C. was heavily supported, dropping from 8 to 1 to 7 to 5 favorite, but the winner held on despite a wide stretch run by Aimer C. Other victors included Lady Jane in the first race Caller in the second Tokalon in the third Waust in the fifth Halket in the sixth.
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Royal Vane
New York
Gravesend
Royal Venue
Aimer C
Lady Jnne
Caller
Tokalon
Waust
Halket
East Boston Athletics Form Reorganized Club Lineup
East Boston plans a reorganized baseball outfit with managers from Neponset Dorchester Rockport Malden Stoneham Wakefield Beverly Downeys Mansfield St Margarets Brockton and Woonsocket. F. J. O Brien of East Boston will oversee operations as the club lists its lineup featuring Marley Wills Barry Dave Larkin Eddie Cox Nagle Nonnie Larkin O Rourke Crowley and lxking as substitutes.
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East Boston Athletics
Neponset- Dorchesters
Rockport
Malden
Stoneham
Wakefield
Beverly
Dave” Larkin
Eddie Cox
Nagle
Nonnie”’ Larkin
O’rourke
Crowley
Ana Lxking
Local Rail Line Scores By City Pairs
The report lists numeric results for waterbury hartford waterbury new london new london bridgeport spring field spring field 0 norwich norwich holyoke 2 and 9 city pairs. The figures show Bridgeport Bridgeport 1 and Norwich Norwich 5 with Holyoke 2.
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New London
New Haven
Bridgeport
Springfield
Norwich
Holyoke
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NSS
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Wathurston
Howard Atheneum
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Sidney Drew Sears
Violet Allen Co
Barleben
Motoring
Bert Levy
Rita Banzai Japs
Tremont & Down
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Bellclair Bros
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Family Circle
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