Vaudeville Show At Casey Theatre Delivers Variety
Dorothy Hazelton headlining a program featuring the Hartford sisters and the Cliff sisters among many acts. The Casey Theatre cools the venue with electric fans while audiences enjoy a mix of living pictures and vaudeville performances.
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Dorothy Hazelton
New York
Casey
Hartford Sisters
Cliff Sisters
Hewlette and
Howard
Pretty Blanch Hartford
Eva Scott
Frank Collins
Julia Webber
Maude Seaman
Palace Theatre To Show Novel Burlesque Bill This Week
Manager Charles Waldron unveils a big burlesque and specialty bill at the Palace Theatre featuring a Jeffries Fitzsimmons fight recreation on cineograph. The program includes two lively burlesques with Harte and Mills George Scanlan Pearl Stevens Alice Leslie and Eulalie and Kerwin plus smoking permitted during the show.
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Charles Waldron
Palace Theatre
Jeffries
Harte and Mills
George Scanlan
Pearl Stevens
Alice Leslie
Eulalie and
Kerwin
Columbia Theatre Opens with Stock Company Performances
Beginning Monday June 19 the Columbia Theatre will open its doors with a well chosen stock company presenting two changes weekly. Vaudeville will run between acts for a continuous performance. Opening with Hast Lynne and later Gypsy Queen the week features a strong cast. Matinees Tuesday Thursday Saturday. Prices 15 and 25 cents.
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Columbia
Lynne
Music Hall Pops Harvard Night Program
Boston crowd fills Music Hall for the Pop concerts final weeks of the season. Tomorrow's Harvard night features a program including University Bruguiere Si jetais Roi Jolly Fellows Runaway Girl American fantasy Belles of Bellesley Hasty Pudding serenade The Cruiser Harvard Belle of New York Fair Harvard Up the Street and other selections.
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Music
Boston
Harvard
University
Stage Whisp erings Boston Theatres Near Reopening
Boston theatres announce reopenings for late August with the Boston Theatre set for August 28 and the Boston Museum planning a mid August premiere season featuring Roland Reed. The Tremont Theatre director will attend a New York funeral as pallbearer for Augustin Daly.
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Boston
Boston Museum
Roland Reed
Judge Daly
Schoeffel
Tremont Theatre
New York
Augustin Daly
London
Charles Frohman
Virginia Harned
BE. H. Sothern
King’s Musketeer
Lyceum Theatre
E. H. Sothern
Henry Hamilton
Beerbohm Tree
Henry Arthur Jones
John Oliver Hobbes
Lyceum
William Dean Howells
Frank C. Drake
Theatre Roundup of London Departures and Boston Acts
A collage of theater notes: actress departure on the St Paul to London with a floral ladder tribute, Alice Nielsen sailing to Honolulu, Ching Ling Foo at Keiths, Aubrey Boucicault sailing, Maude Adams in Romeo and Juliet closing in New Haven, and upcoming revivals and tours across Boston venues with plans for summer engagements.
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London
St. Paul
Sapho
George Wadleigh
E. E. Rice
New York
Alice Neilsen
Honolulu
Ching Ling Foo
Keith
Ed Rose
Castle Square
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Hyde
Massachusetts
Indiana
Texas
Huntington Avenue
Harry Mullaly
Boston Museum
Aubrey Boucicault
England
St. Louis
Boston
Maude Adams
New Haven
Long Island
John R. Rogers
Steele Mackaye
Paul Kauvar
KE. R. Spencer
Isabel Pengra
First Regiment
Point of Pines
Lynn Cadet
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Cable
London ‘‘Zoo
Sambo
America
Bass Point
Rosalie
Elliot
Ethel Levey
Joe Cawthorn
Columbia Theatre
East Lynne
Music Hall
Musical matters in Europe and America seasons
Adele Aus der Ohe will play with the Boston Chicago Pittsburg and Cincinnati symphonies next season. Hans Richter to conduct four St Petersburg concerts and direct operas in Moscow. Berlin Royal Opera reports about 230 operatic performances this season. Rosenthal gave over 100 concerts on recent U S tours. Rosa Sucher may teach Wagnerian roles in Berlin. Perosi cancels London trip postponing three Resurrection of Christ performances.
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Adele Aus der Ohe
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Hans Richter
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Berlin
Royal Opera
Rosenthal
Rosa Sucher
Perosi
London
Boston College Class Day Preparations Planned in Detail
Boston College will hold its class day tomorrow beginning at 3 PM in the college hall on James street. An orchestra led by Professor Donnelly will open with an introductory address by John J. Hayes followed by the class ode and poem. The program includes mandolin guitar selections, class oration by Joseph Roger Williams, a song by Joseph Powers, and a closing orchestra piece. A reception by Rev W T Reid Mullan and spreads in junior rooms follow, then a seniors promenade and a Worcester square concert with dancing to midnight at the Union Hall.
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Boston College
College Hall
James Street
Donnelly
John J. Hayes
Charlestown
Joseph P. Cady
East Boston
Joseph P. Loughry
Waltham
Joseph Roger Williams
Boston
Joseph L. Powers
W. T. Reid Mullan
Catholic Union
Joan J. Hayes
Eugene J. Feely
Patrick Cronin
Richard S&s. Teeling
Indignation Over Ban on Glasgow Hibernians Deepens
Boston Irish groups protest Archbishop Eyre of Glasgow for interdicting A O H members. The fraternal order defends its nonsecret, charitable aims and links to American A O H leaders, urging Rome to clarify motives amid broader anti-clerical pressure.
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Order of Hibernians
Glasgow
Scot
Hibernian
Boston
Eyre
Maguire
St. Patrick’s Friendly Society
Hibernian Benefit Society
Scotland
Order of
Hibernians
Ireland
Brethren
Great Britain
De’ezates
O'Donnell
Aphoe
Brethren of
Leo XIII
A. O
Tugboat C. A. Warren Damaged by Early Morning Fire
A fire on the tugboat C. A. Warren at the marine railway in Portland caused about 2000 dollars in damage. The blaze started from smoldering coals, with flames from under the boiler, and deck hand Orin Drisko narrowly escaped death by grabbing a rope from the stern.
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Portland
C. A. Warren
Marine Railway
Orin Drisko
Election notices and officer appointments amid A O H divisions
The Hibernian Echoes reports numerous A O H unit elections and installations. Divisions 27 15 48 21 19 4 38 28 14 85 announce presidents secretaries treasurers and initiations with dates slated for late June and ongoing gatherings at Fenwick Hall Draper Hall Conant Hall and related venues.
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Big Bill’’) Devere
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Parliamentary Road
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Victoria Street
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Draper Hall
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Fiela’s Corner
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Roxbury
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William J. Kelly
Patrick Pickett
Sentinel
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Conant Hall
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Michael Fay
Kaine Mahony
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John Bresnahan
James Durkin
A. O H
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Dorchester
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