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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1905

Page

4

Kafoozelum Opens at Tremont Theatre in Summer Show

The Tremont Theatre summer session opened with a lively Boston reception for Kafoozelum by Allan Lowe Paul Schindler George Rosey and others. The vaudeville style performance features rapid turns bright colors catchy music and strong ensemble numbers led by Dave Lewis Elsie Fay Toby Lyons Maym Kelso and John Park among others. The show aims for light entertainment and physical rest rather than a plot driven piece and runs through the first engagement with continued performances announced.

Tremont Theatre Boston Kafoozelum Allan Lowe Paul Schindler George Rosey Lowe Dave Lewis Richard Carle Tenderfoot Elsie Fay Toby Lyons W. H. Clarke Tubal Cain Mr. Schindler

Last Week of the Pops Ends Season at Symphony Hall

Conductor Strube plans a brilliant finale with solo trombone horn violin and clarinet pieces. Carl Hampe Barleben Fritzsche soloists perform a Faust violin fantasia and a military clarinet concerto. Wagner repertoire featured midweek and German composers Thursday. Saturday promises a standout program for a large audience.

Symphony Hall Strube Muller-Berghaus Carl Hampe Faust Sarasate Barleben Barmann Fritzsche Wagner Messrs. Hampe, Jr Hampe, Jr Mausebach Renfield

The Earl and the Girl Charms Boston Theatre Crowd

The Boston Theatre’s long run of The Earl and the Girl enters its 50th performance with new features. A hunting scene at Fallow Field Arms uses rifles and military-styled music, joined by a successful circus number. Song hits such as Little Ladies in Distress and Spooning draw enthusiastic encored reactions from Miss Caine, Victor Morley, and the chorus.

Boston Theatre Rifles Fallowfield Arms Miss Caine Victor Morley

Empire Theatre Delights Audiences With Jack and the Beanstalk

Large crowds enjoyed the Empire Theatre yesterday and last evening as Jack and the Beanstalk entered its second week. R A Barnet wrote the witty musical, A Baldwin Sloane supplied the music, and John McGhie directed with William S Lavine handling stage management. Edith Yerrington as Jack and Ross Snow as the Queen of Fairies drew frequent encores. Will H Sloan Miss Anna McNabb Neil McNeil Dorothy Hunting Frederick Knights Jack Martin Elinore Berwick Florence Tyler Bessie Merrill and others shared standout moments. Monday brings The Telephone Girl with Alfie Warner Beauty Fairfax and Ebenezer Fairfax featured by Fred W Frear and Hans Nix by W H Sloan.

Empire Theatre R. A. Barnet A. Baldwin Sloane John McGhie William S. Lavine Edith Yerrington Jack Ross Snow Queen of Fairies Will H. Sloan King Cole Anna McNabb Miss Muffit Neil McNeil Miss McNabb Dorothy Hunting Princess Mary Frederick Knights Harry Hailework The Forty Thieves Jack Martin Giant Elinore Berwick Mother

Showman's Daughter Delights Bowdoin Square Crowd

The Showman's Daughter at Bowdoin Square Theatre earns praise for set design and a strong cast led by Charlotte Hunt as Glory. Lothrop stock company delivers accurate performances with notable turns by Annette Marshall Florence Hale and Charles Miller, amid staged New York views and a climax in the boxes. The production runs one week with daily matinees.

Bowdoin Square Theatre Lothrop Bowdoin Square Theatre Company New York Brooklyn Bridge Charlotte Hunt Annette Marshall Clara Dornicourt Florence Hale Bedelia Charles Miller Everett Rethorp Butler Haviland Jerry Bixby Wilmer Walter Grayson Wolf Harry Brooks Frank Wright

Austin and Stones Museum at De Keltos Illusion Show

The Austin and Stone venue featured the De Keltos troupe performing daring mid air stunts and a "Sculptor's Dream" livin g picture with four statuesque dancers. Acts included El Senor Santos the glass eater Sam Johnson the human water tank and Bell and Richards the musical marvels plus Powell's minstrel maids and a cast of named performers.

de Keltos Austin & Stone Boston Louise Hobbs Pearl Irving Madeline Edith Heath Curio Hall el Senor Santos Sam Johnson Bell and Richards Powell Violette Dale Inez Bayard Bijou Vaughn Ida Campbell Anna Holden Lottie Heywood Flo Elwell Helen Parr Dick Green Frank Marion John Bohan Annita Perla Musette The Ramir Conance Sheldon Cook Hal Johnon

Castle Square Theatre Presents Ben My Chree in Happy Ending

Castle Square Theatre advances its summer season with Ben My Chree and elaborate stage settings. Cast features Howell Hansel as Dan Mylrea, William Humphrey as Bishop Gilchrist Mylrea, James Seeley as the Deemster Thorkell Mylrea, and Mary Hall as Mona. Audrey with Mary Hall in the title role follows next week.

Castle Square Theatre Ben My Chree B. L. Snader Barrett Howell Hansel Dan Mylrea Wilson Barrett William Humphrey Bishop Gilchrist Mylrea Dan James Seeley Thorkell Mylrea Francis Ball Ewan Mortimer Weldon Davy Mary Hall Mona Mary Sanders Kitty Florine Arnold Kerry Alice Riker Liza Audrey

Palace Theatre Delights Crowded Audience With Burlesque Bill

At the Palace Theatre manager Charles Waldron presented Subject for Dissection and a closing burlesque Hiawatha drawing cheers. Cast members George Scanlan Frank Graham John J Black Milton Schuester Kennette Patterson and the noted chorus led to roars of laughter and encores for May Bryant Pearl Foster Pearl Stevens Mae Taylor Hattie Mills and Cecil Barry. Strong olio acts included Clement and Cassius Grahams illustrated singing and the Winstanleys dancing with Tommy White Seeback and a bag punching specialty.

Palace Theatre Charles Waldron George Scanlan Frank Graham John J. Black Milton Schuester Kennette and Patterson Grahams Winstanleys Tommy White Seeback

Walker's Museum Presents Unrivaled Array of Attractions

The venue showcases monkeys snakes birds and Savoys John and Edna European illusionists. Performers include Doddretti and Furst Zara the flexible Vasha and more. Hourly burlesque by Hartford and Davis Diamond Palace. A dozen amateurs compete for prizes and the management keeps the house open all summer.

Walker’s Museum John and Edna Doddretti Furst Zara Wonder Vasha Hartford Davis Diamond Palace Walker

Nantasket Beach steamers offer ideal summer harbor trip

The Nanasket Beach line provides voyages to Pemberton and Nantasket with views of harbor islands and forts. Passengers may detour to Pemberton by electric train or stay aboard to reach Nantasket pier via Weir River. Extra late trips from Nantasket and Pemberton serve hundreds heading to the beach or Paragon Park attractions.

Nantasket Pemberton Uncle Sam

All-Day Plymouth Excursion Aboard Old Colony Steamer

An all-day water trip to Plymouth aboard the Old Colony steamer departs Rowe's wharf at 10 a.m. daily. The fast Nantasket boat offers a scenic south shore sail with views of towns, harbors, and lighthouses. Plymouth is reached before 1 p.m. and the return departs at 3:30 p.m. ample time is available to see Pilgrim Memorials.

Plymouth Old Colony Nantasket Rowe’s

Keith vaudeville and Fadettes star as summer crowds applaud

Frank Keenan headlines a strong vaudeville bill at Keith’s with “At the Threshold” and a host of acts led by Mlle Chester’s statue dog Billy, Aurie Dagwell’s songs, magic by Chefalo, and comedy by Walter Kelly. The Fadettes begin week four with popular music and encores. The Keith biographics present “The Bigamist” and “The Deadwood Sleeper” among others.

Keith Fadettes Frank Keenan Mr. Keenan Edward Elsner Frances Fontaine Mlle Chester Dog Billy Billy Aurie Dagwell Gallando Gagnoux Walter Kelly Sears Violet Allen Mareenas Brandon Wiley Leto Carrillo Willie Edith Hart Chefalo von Suppe Miss Banks Keith’s

Lexington Park Opens Second Week With Diverse Attractions

The Lexington Park season continues to grow in popularity with dusk to dawn attractions. The Empire specialty company performs at rustic theatre alongside Mme Schell’s African lions act. Contortionists Toledo and Price, Rae and Brosche sketches, Clark and Florette singing and dancing, Mitchell and Cain humor, and varied moving pictures entice crowds.

Lexington Park Zoological Garden Rustic Theatre Mme. Schell Toledo Price Rae Brosche Mitchell Cain

Eastern Steamship Company Expands Boston Ocean Services

The Boston service sees more trips to Portland Bangor Bath St John and intermediate ports with new schedules. Kennebec division adds weekday 6 pm departures from Union Wharf and Sunday 9 am from Bath starting July 9. St John division launches direct Boston service via Calvin Austin with Monday Thursday noon departures.

Boston Eastern Steamship Company Portland Bangor Bar Harbor Bath Gardiner Hallowell Augusta Boothbay Harbor Sheepscot Bay Kennebec St. John International Union Wharf Calvin Austin Commercial Wharf Eastport Lubec St. Croix Penobscot

Bass Point Nahant opens for record season on north shore

Bass Point Nahant prepares for regular season as crowds flock to the popular resort. An enlarged open air theatre hosts vaudeville talent while a new dance hall at the end of the point draws dancers. Putnam's Concert Band provides varied afternoon and evening concerts, signaling an auspicious start to the preliminaries.

Bass Point Nahant North Shore Putnam's Concert Band

Provincetown Excursions On Cape Cod Steamship

Provincetown excursions on the swift Cape Cod steamship offer appealing trips from Bay Line wharf at 400 Atlantic Avenue. Daily departures at 9 AM with Sunday 9 30 AM sailings, landing at Provincetown the Pilgrims first landing place. The voyage promises rest with ample saloon promenade space and many first class staterooms.

Provincetown Cape Cod Bay Line Atlantic Avenue Massachusetts Bay Pilgrims First Landing Cape Cob Atlantic Ave Rowe's Ss. A. Moody

Paragon Park Hosts Unique Palace Car Horse Show

At Nantasket Paragon Park welcomed Riccabona's four trained horses in a palace car. The act featured a horse that undresses and beds down in a brass bedstead, Lizale Valdis performing a 75 foot high dive, and the Valdis sisters on a revolving illuminated ladder. The park spanned two acres with ample esplanade and multiple nationalities bands providing music.

Nantasket Paragon Park Riccabona Dodge Lizale Valdis Valdis Martland Poole

Point of Pines Opens Under New Management Next Saturday

Point of Pines launches its regular season under Joseph J. Raymond with daily operations through September. Admission is ten cents and features a $1000 fireworks display, afternoon concerts by Lynn Cadet Band and Milo Burke Band, rustic theatre vaudeville, free zoo, dancing, and a beachside clam bake program.

Point of Pines Joseph J. Raymond the Pines Raymond Pain Lynn Cadet Milo Burke Brockton Rustic Theatre

Norumbega Park Vaudeville Attracts Overflow Crowd

At Norumbega Park on the Charles the Sunday crowd filled the open air theatre enjoying a vaudeville bill led by Gilroy Haynes and Montgomery in The Good Ship Nancy Lee. Burke and Dempsey offered a lively conversational sketch with song. Richy W. Craig performed Me and My Partner. Bailey and Fletcher sang and danced.

Norumbega Park the Charles Gilroy Haynes Montgomery Nancy Lee Burke Dempsey Potter Hartwell Richy W. Craig Bailey and Fletcher

Hazel the naphtha launch opens Watertown boat era

In Watertown the Hazel a 66 foot 18 foot beam naphtha launch built by A B Murdough was launched just after 1 pm and christened by Hazel Murdough. The craft can reach 13 knots and marks the town's first boat launch in 15 years following the Mary Ann by John E B Cassidy.

Watertown Hazel A. B. Murdough Charles Cassidy Hazel Murdough John EB. Cassidy

Pastor's Son in Law Missing in Providence

Police report the disappearance of Percy B. Gibson, 20, son-in-law of Rev. Floyd B. Tompkins of Philadelphia. He left his home for Marion, Massachusetts, and has not been seen since. He is in ill health and may be wandering due to a suspected mental imbalance. he has a wife and one child.

Providence R. IL Percy B. Gibson Floyd B. Tompkins Philadelphia Marion Mass

McComas Named Associate Justice of DC Court of Appeals

Washington June 26 The President appointed former United States Senator Louis E McComas of Maryland as associate justice of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Martin F Morris.

Washington United States Louis E. McComas Maryland Court of Appeals of District of Columbia Martin F. Morris

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cited by Women Nationwide

A рекла free advisory by Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham from Lynn Mass proclaims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female illnesses. Testimonials from women like Mrs Fannie D Fox of Bradford Pa claim tumor and womb troubles improved without surgery.

United States Lydia Hi. Pinkham Lydia BK. Pinkham L E. Pinkhard Lydia Pinkham Nkham Lynn Mass

Revere Beach Becomes Popular Picnic Destination

Officers of church and civic groups promote Revere Beach as an ideal outing site with free shelters seats shore space and artesian water. The crescent beach offers bathhouse amusements and a range of public privileges attracting organized picnics this year.

Revere Beach

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