Big Audiences Enjoy Holiday Bills at Theatres
Boston crowds fill the Colonial for Richard Carle's The Gate of Tokio third week. The show breaks a fortnight record and enters a new prosperity run with large audiences. New cast member Harry Williams shines as songbook attache while the chorus and wardrobe gags keep patrons laughing.
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Richard Carle
Boston
The
Colonialre
Agor
Tokio
the Colonial
Sac House
Carle
Pacific
Japan
Harry B. Williams
Opera
Emma Janvier
Mildred
Parrot
Adele Rowland
Ada Mitchell
Florence Willarde
Sylvain Langlois
George Somes
Last Week of The Tourists Ends in Boston Majestic
The Tourists light opera closes its Boston run this week at the Majestic Theatre. The Hindustan setting, beautiful costumes, and a captivating chorus have drawn crowded houses and encores, with the final matinee on Saturday replacing the usual Wednesday show.
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Boston
Majestic Theatre
Hindustan
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Ten Nights in a Bar-room
The Bowdoin Square Theatre staged Ten Nights in a Bar-room with modernized action and settings. Charles Miller as Joe Morgan leads a strong cast including Charles Wheeler Willie Hammond Butler Haviland and Henry Alexander with notable support from Misses Hall Marshall Thornton Thornton and Ella. Next week East Lynne is announced as the offering.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charles Miller
Joe Morgan
Charles Wheeler
Willie Hammond
Butler Haviland
Monster Audience Fills Austin and Stones Museum
A large crowd packed Austin and Stones Museum with the Barbeau band playing and the Passion Play in Miniature on display. Psycho the electric marvel drew chatter on her mystery while the cu sio hall featured pythons and the longest snake Ben Hur Among other highlights were Minstrel Maids in a second year show with Charley Clark as interlocutor and vaudeville acts by Madge Daytelle Jack Davis the Thibault brothers James and Richard and the Pa Ma La trio.
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Austin & Stone’s Museum
Psycho
Electric Marvel
Barbeau
Nes
Therammergau
Ben Hur
Professor Hutchings
Cusio Hall
Charley Clark
Fred Bowman
George Howard
James Maxwell
Madge Daytelle
Jack Davis
Thibault Brothers
James and
Richard
Fourth Week Opens at Nor Rumbega Park With High Class Vaudeville
The Sunday opening at Nor Rumbega Park on the Charles features Carleton and Terrie singing comedians, the Golden Gate Quintet, Francis Wood and hoops acts, De Fays on multiple instruments, Mullen and Corelli in a comedy acrobatic routine, and new motion pictures. patrons visit the zoo and enjoy the attractions amid steady popularity.
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the Charles
Lst
Carleton and
Terrie
Golden Gate
Francis Wood
de Fays
Mullen
Corelli
Zoological Garden
Ates
Beach crowd strains city streetcar lines
City rush to Revere Beach overloads cars with long waits at Scollay Square. A proposed plan suggests riders take East Boston tunnel cars to Orient Heights then transfer to beach service to ease congestion and speed trips.
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Scollay Square
Revere Beach
Boston
Orient Heights
Man From Now at Tremont Entertains in Fourth Week
Tremont Theatre hosts Henry W. Savage production The Man From Now with Harry Bulger delivering popular fun and six encores for College Chums and There Isn’t Any Thing That Can’t Be Cured. New scenes impressed as Miss Arnold and Bulger earned fresh comedy honors alongside Miss Hale Demerest Tonge and Mr. Lawrence.
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Harry Bulger
Henry W. Savage
Tremont Theatre
Bulger
Chimes of Normandy at Castle Square Theatre
Castle Square Theatre presented Planquette's Chimes of Normandy last evening with a strong cast led by Claudia Albright and Harry Luckstone. Otis B. Thayer impressed as Gaspard, and George Tallman shone as Jean Grenicheux with a capable supporting chorus. Next week Bizet's Carmen will headline with Albright in the title role.
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Castle Square Theatre
Planquette
Normandy
Serpolette
Otto B. Thayer
George Shields
Clyde Mackinlay
Claudia Albright
Harry Luckstone
Miss Albright
Savage Opera Company
Otis B. Thayer
Gaspard
Henri
Marquis
George Tallman
Jean Grenicheux
Bizet
Carmen
Wagner Night Opens New Era at Symphony Hall
Pop concerts present the eighth Wagner night in Symphony Hall with Mr Strube conducting the first Wagner programme. The bill features marches and waltzes, Grieg Norwegian Dances, Rienzi Overture, Wagner preludes and Lohengrin Romance, plus Das Meistersinger and Vienna tunes.
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Symphony Hall
Strube
Brooke
Strauss
Solvegg
Grieg
Jane Hoffmann
Wagner “Valse
Fortune
Eeeevere
Herbert March
Wien Bleibt Wien
Schrammel
Lyceum Theatre stock company shines in yesterday shows
The Lyceum Theatre presented excellent afternoon and evening performances featuring Uncle Daniel and Count of Monte Carlo. Notable entertainers include Joe Kelley Harry Koler Harry La Marr Lou Powers Frank Cohan Marion Blake Virginia Kelsey and others with new vaudeville acts by Bohannon Corey Madison brothers boxing newsboys and a trio of colored performers. Matinees daily at popular prices.
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Lyceum
Daniel
Count of
Paragon Park draws thousands in first full week despite weather
Paragon Park showcases a six act animal show at Bostock arena and a crowd pleasing lineup headlined by a cowboy trainer guiding ferocious lions. The season features Hades to Paradise by Airship, Pike's Peak scenic railway, Chil dren's Circus, Lovers Lane with marriage licenses, Ethiopia, and continuous live music across the park.
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Greater Paragon Park
Paragon Park
Bostock
Opening at Lexington Park Draws Crowds Despite Rain
Thousands flocked to Lexington Park where 1000 free afternoon seats attract families to a opening night of Mr Plan et From Mars at the rustic theatre. Mullaly's Orchestra and a busy roller rink complemented a day of entertainment with games, races, and dining venues.
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Rustic Theatre
Mr. Planet
Mars
Earth
Mullaly
Dorchester Episcopal Sunday School
Keith's Theatre Vaudeville Draws Large Boston Audience
Keith's Theatre showcased a strong vaudeville bill with acts like R F Outtault Grace Cameron Horace Goldin and The Fadettes thrilling a big crowd. The program also featured Hugh Stanton Florence Modena Wills and Hassan World Comedy Four Al Carleton and others with a notable kinetograph film The Terrible Kids drawing acclaim.
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R. F. Outtault
Outcault
The
Lambs’ Club
New York City
Grace Cameron
Horace Goldin
Goldin
Fadettes
Hugh Stanton
Florence Modena
Wills
Hassan
World Comedy Four
al Carleton
Alpha Trio
Leonard Kane
Rade
Bertman
Corbley and Burke
John Craig Opens at the Globe Theatre in Boston
John Craig begins a summer engagement at the Globe Theatre with The Middleman drama. He will play Cyrus Blenkarn with a cast including Mary Young Mary Sanders Kate Ryan and others. Patrons send letters of support and mail orders for seats show strong audience interest. Autographed photos valued at $2 will be given to purchasers.
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Globe Theatre
Castle Square
Empire Theatres
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Greater
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Chicago
Murphy
Fred Tenney
John McGraw
Giants
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Young
Conant and Soden
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Pfeffer
O'Neill
Gamble
Topeka
Kansas
Joplin
Inquirer
Collins
May Get Lillian Lawrence
Negotiations are underway between Mr. John Craig who opens the Globe next Monday with his own stock company for a summer engagement and Miss Lillian Lawrence former leading woman of the Castle Square stock company to become his leading lady. Her acceptance is awaited daily and Boston friends hope she returns to the city.
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Globe
Lillian Lawrence
Castle Square
Miss Lawrence
Boston
Mr. Craig
Palace Theatre draws holiday crowds for burlesque shows
The Palace Theatre in the West End drew large holiday crowds yesterday and today for two performances. The comfortable indoor venue offered a rattling good burlesque show with a strong company recruited from regular burlesque organizations. The comedians deliver steady laughs and keep the audience entertained throughout the performances.
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Palace Theatre
West End
Waldron
the Palace
Wonderland Day Delights Crowds Despite Rain
Wonderland's Bunker Hill Day drew 380000 visitors under drizzle and fog as shelters protected crowds. Shows like Fire and Flames Indian Congress and Wild West thrived. Thompson Scenic Railway and Shoot the Chutes drew steady business. The ball room and restaurant saw record dancer turnout and thousands enjoyed meals.
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Bunker Hill
Wonderland Company
Mystic
jFire
Flames
Hell Gate
Indian Congress
Wild West
Princess Trixie
Ferari
Wild Animal Arena
Beautiful Orient
Circle Swings
Gillett's
Dog and Monkey Circus
Sullivan Wins Prize Debate at BC College Ball
Daniel H. Sullivan captured the prize in a debate at College Ball on James Street. The event featured graduates from the College Preparatory fence and honors from Rev Fathers Rockwell Supple Mitchell. Awards recognized excellence across classes while James Walker and A Walker represented Res Soireess. Arthur Sheehan earned top marks in third class subjects.
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H. Sullivan
James Street
D. Walker
A. Walker
Daniel Sullivan
Michael J. Scanlan
David A. Supple
Edward L. Mitchell
Oseph H. Rockwell
Father Wilkses
Arthur Sheehan
Dip of Death Amazez Crowd at Barnum Bailey Circus
Miss Isabelle Butler survives the Dip of Death in a touring car at a Barnum & Bailey show. The crowd gasps as the car dives, then ascends, with Butler unhurt and calmly exits. The report praises the spectacle and notes the event as the night’s climax along with other performances and pageantry.
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Isabelle Butler
Barnum & Bailey
Butler
Missie
Vacation Pitfalls for College Ball Players
An extended column warns college athletes to avoid professional entanglements and ensure contracts are not signed before college closes. It details discreet earnings, disguise, and honesty with athletic committees, plus a lecture on temptations facing young players. It also notes New York's potential boxing commission and a 1867 baseball shutout context.
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Shorty
Reddy
Races Postponed At Revere Track Due To Weather
Weather delays push back two key events at the Revere cycle track yesterday. The 25 mile handicap stalled after the Stinson Collins Coffey trio paced race will run tomorrow evening while the $1000 30 mile match between Hugh MacLean and Walthour is moved to Saturday night. Other races in the program will proceed as scheduled.
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Revere
Stinson
Great game at Dedham Dedham High routs Knights of Columbus
In a highly anticipated contest Dedham High dominated Dedham Council 234 Knights of Columbus 38 to 5. Dedham High tallied 27 hits stole 20 bases drew nine walks and benefited from 14 Knights errors and two sacrifices to post the final margin.
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Dedham High
Dedham Council
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Wet grounds delay Chelsea and Revere field day
Wet grounds at Oak Island Grove Re vere caused postponement of the field day for Chelsea and Revere Aeries of Eagles. Saturday June 30 has been chosen as the date for holding the games.
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Oak Island Grove
Revere
Chelsea
Revere Aeries
Eagles
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