Boston Music Hall Crowd Praises Louise Montrose Performance
The Boston audience cheered Louise Montrose as she reappeared with new songs and a familiar hat, surpassing her earlier triumphs at the Boston Museum. Joseph A. Dunn showcased clever animal imitations, while Deronda and Breen amazed with Indian club dexterity. Webb and Hassan offered strong acrobatics, Frank Cotton’s trained donkeys impressed, clay modeling by Jayna drew interest, and new Vitagraph pictures entertained.
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Pavey Ani Otreien
Louise Montrose
Boston Music Hall
McNally
Boston Museum
Joseph A. Dunn
Animal Kingdom
Deronda
Breen
Webb
Hassan
Frank Cotton
Jayna
Vitagraph
Nancy and Co Delights Castle Square Crowd
A large Castle Square Theatre audience enjoyed Nancy and Co a Rosen adaptation by Daly. Eva Taylor shone as Mrs Nancy Brasher with strong supporting turns from Leonora Gnito Mary Sanders Maye Louise Aigen and John Craig. The show runs this week before The Tyranny of Tears opens next Monday.
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Castle Square Theatre
Nancy & Co
Rosen
Augustin Daly
Castle S
Eva Taylor
Castle ‘Square
Nancy Brasher
Leonora
Ingery
Gnito
Oriana
Mary Sanders
Daisy Griffing
Maye Louise Aigen
Betsy
Keife O’keife
Nancy
John Craig
John T. Craven
Wbenezer Griffing
Charles Mackay
Renseller
James A. Keane
Wall Street
Lamb
Mr. Stockston
Edmund Breese
Tippy Brasher
Willam J. Hasson
Julius
Crimes of a Great City at Bowdoin Square Theatre Draws Crowds
Crowds packed Bowdoin Square Theatre in Charlestown for the melodrama Crimes of a Great City with strong performances by Arvine as Mr Heywood Thomas F Thomas and George W Watson as Mike O Flynn and Oyster. R Philips won audience favor as Black Cave and Charlotte Hunt drew attention as Jessie Carter while Carl Fey E D Denison Fred Kennedy Virginia Thornton and Little Gussie supported the cast. The play runs one week with daily matinees and special reserved seat buttons photographs for select stars.
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Charlestown
Bowdoin Square
Oe Arvine
Mr. Heywood
Thomas F. Thomas
George W. Watson
Mike O’flynn
Oyster Sf
R. Philips
Black Cave
Charlotte Hunt
Jessie Carter
Carl Fey
E. D. Denisot
Fred Kennedy
Virginia Thornton
Little Gussie
BE. R. Philips
EB. D. Denison
Keiths Theatre Sets Attendance Record on June Seventeenth
Attendance at Keiths Theatre yesterday broke all prior records for the date with a large crowd and high quality show. The program featured living pictures described as the most elaborate production ever seen on the local stage.
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Keith
Athin Nt
Praase
Money to Loan on First Mortgages in Boston Area
Money to loan on first mortgages of real estate in Boston and vicinity with easy payments. Questioning mortgage burden and offering a plan to pay off with systematic payments. No commission charged. We Bank.
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Boston
Keiths latest vaudeville venture dazzles with color and variety
A lavish Keith circuit show features twenty or so acts including "Night" and "Spring" tableaux, athletic dances by Mies Hepworth, a burlesque of Romeo and Juliet, and acrobatic Cragg family routine. Monroe, Mackanwrence and others headline with a strong musical and biograph program.
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Keith
Monroe
Mack
Wrence
Dorothy
Humbert
Jude Fiepworth
Sin
Mies Hepworth
Marlowe
Tutein
Plunkett
Emperors
Cragg
Biograph
The Howard Presents A Week Of Burlesque And Athletic Acts
The Howard unveils a week of entertainment led by the burlesque show District School’s Picnic with thirty girls and three comedians and a bold Night at the Up-to-Date Athletic Club featuring six boxers and three comedians. It highlights Chaney O Rourke Gardiner Sweeney Daly and others along with dancers The Debutantes and a strong variety bill starring Annie Orr Ida Howell Johnny Weber and Violet Mascotte. The district school pupils begin vacation with tennis and comic tricks from Pat Bolivar Bill Perkins.
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Howard
Chaney O’rourke
New England
Waewen
Etereenet
New En ‘Sch
Ark Gardiner
Pen Mare
Y Daly
Spike
Haley
Danny Snyder
O’rourke
Sweeney
Gardiner
Violet Mascotte
Annie Orr
Ida Howell
Johnny Weber
Pat Bolivar
John Weber
Bill Perkins
John Phillips
The
A Brothers
Lelantyne and Holland
Holbrooks
Musterteiners
William Burke
Kitty Mille
Japanese Tea Garden Opens at Boston Music Hall
Boston hosts a new Japanese tea garden opening at Music Hall, praised as a major addition to the venue’s attractions. The interior features a pool with goldfish, a roof turned into trees, and colorfully themed lights, with performances by geisha dancers and school entertainers enhancing the debut night.
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Japan
Boston Music Hall
Yestery
Tor
Weelst
Iomias
Thair
Geisha
Uae
Sia
Big Doontown Picnic Delights Boston Audiences
South ern Autkies deliver a lively engagement at Austin & Stone's with high quality solo and chorus numbers. The cast features strong male singers, Creole gals, and notable acts like the Louisville shuffle. Highlights include Deacon Dashaway and Albert the strongman, plus a lineup of specialty artists and familiar stage names.
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Austin & Stone’s
Austin & Stone's
Bunker Hill
Land of Dixie
Boston
Louisville
Deacon Dashaway
Albert
Musical Lacys
Bulla and
Raymond
Areat Sonetaros
Hamlin
Nglois Brothers
Ted Evans
Holland Sisters
Clark Melrose
Rennie
Corbin
Sheppar and Goodwin
Parker and Retardo
They Brothers
Rameden Sisers
Harney’s Irish Village and Donnybrook Fair Feature at Curio Hall
Harney’s original Irish village returns with Donnybrook fair as a leading exhibit in the curio hall this week. The show includes Galway champion dances barn door reel and cross road dance with audience applause. John Harney and a host of Irish performers provide music and songs of Erin amid vaudeville acts and beauty shows.
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Harney
Donnybrook
Galway
Biddy McManus
John Harney
Erin
J. A. Wilson
Peoa
Capvity
Comeae
Great Portello
Ladell
Winslow
Burlesque and vaudeville bill at New Palace Theatre this week
Manager Charles Waldron presents two Lew Carroll hits The Gaiety Girls Reception and Ace Round with a cast of over twenty including Lew Carroll Harry Stewart Will McRobie and Tommy Nolan. Maude Eillstone Fannie Lewis Ada Buttner Annie Hill Cessy Grant Idylla Vyner Minnie Rinehart Cora White Murphy brothers Tillie Cohen and George Gray perform a blend of comedy sketches songs and parodies adding lively entertainment for summer audiences.
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Charles Waldron
Lew Carroll
Harry Stewart
Will McRobie
Tommy Nolan
Mr. Nolan
He Murphys
George Gray
Arrett Brothers
Tillie Cohen
Tremont Theatre Audiences Favor The Burgomaster
The Burgomaster drew strong crowds in Boston last winter and is expected to boost Tremont Theatre attendance here next week with a special cast. Seat sales begin Thursday morning.
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Tremont Theatre
Boston
Nahant Season Opens With Naval Band Concerts
The North Shore shore scene sees visitors from Ba oint Nahant and Saron as crowds gather for the Nahant concerts. A steamer brings guests while the dancing pavilion and free pageant add to the lively seaside program. The Naval Brig Band delivers excellent solos on trombone and cello, with a regular orchestra and a busy schedule of evening performances.
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Teroneea
Tafricein
Céolo
Aia
Pat
Hestra
Point of Pines Visit Sparks Local Race Interest
A fragmented report notes Point of Pines residents visiting an arena event at Eol Point. The brief mentions excitement and local interest in a nearby race, with attendees described as enthusiastic.
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Peene
Coontown Stage Revue With Notable Acts
A historic review notes Migs Remington and Pauline Saxon delivering lively acts. Jones and Sutton, dubbed the swells of Coontown, headline standout performances. Pierce and Oyable showcase illustrated song singing to strong audience attention. The bill repeats with afternoon and evening showings through the week.
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Migs Remington
Pauline Saxon
Comedienne
Sis Hopkins
Jones and Sutton
Coontown
Pierce and Oyable
Big crowds enjoy Crescent Gardens shows at Revere Beach
At Revere Beach the rustic Crescent Gardens theatre drew large afternoon and evening crowds. Madame Flower sang with a bright soprano, Julian Rose offered high quality impersonations, the Golden Gate Quartet delivered solid comedy and song, and the ver and Maitland act plus Pete Griffin dancing captivated audiences each session all week.
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Revere Beach
Crescent Gardens
Madame Flower
Julian Rose
Golden Gate Quartet
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Pete Griffin
Gardens Rustic Theatre
Way & Maitland
Bowdoin Square Museum Benefit Draws Enormous Crowds
Enormous crowds attended yesterday's performances at Bowdoin Square Museum for a show headlined by Bridle Bile and West. The bill featured Pag Lewis and Shay, Garrell and Clark, Albert Young, and Eisie Benesz among others, with a varied lineup including a French dancer.
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Bowdoin Square Museum
Crowds Pack Norumbega Park in Record Holiday Attendance
Crowds arrived early as Norumbega Park opened at 10 am and paraded in all day. Officials estimate near 2 000 attendees, with the Alhambra Novelty company acts and a full vaudeville program drawing steady crowds for afternoon and evening performances.
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Norumbega Park
Canes
Alhambra Novelty Company
Garmencella
Alice Payment
Burto
Lowande
Charles River
Norumbega
St. Augustine
Music Court
Hill Opposes Plea in Molineux Murder Case
Buffalo, June 17. The second plea for life of Roland B. Molineux, charged with mailing a deadly letter to kill Mrs. Catherine Adams in 1898, opened in the New York Court of Appeals. John G. Milburn represents the defendant while David Bennett Hill argues for the people.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Roland B. Molineux
Catherine J. Adams
New York
Court of Appeals
John G. Milburn
United States
David Bennett Hill
Supreme Court Room
le Barbier
Hill
Bartow
Weekes
Jordon Battle
Harry Cornish
General Molineux
David N. Carvalho
Dffence
Milburn
Milurn
Portland Bride weds James Parker Coombs in city home
At the bride Mary Bompson’s residence in Portland this afternoon she wed James Parker Coombs of the Cues uare opera company. William Prizer of Roe Provo N. ., a member of the company, was present.
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Portland
Mary Bompson
James Parker Coombs
Cues Uare Opera Company
William
Roe Provo N
Opera
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