New Shubert Presents Up and Down Broadway Hit Revue
Eddie Foy and Simon Carus star in Up and Down Broadway at the Shubert. The revue crowds 18 scenes with a galaxy of stars including Emma Carus Phyllis Gordon Vida Whitmore and Gussie Hall and features burlesques and a grand finale Scotch number The Gathering of the Clans.
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Miss Carus
Eva Williams
Harry MacDonough, Jr
Ernest Hare
James Carson
Ricca Allen
Anna Wheaton
Irving Berlin
Ted Snyder
Christian drama shines with Mori son company
The Christian by Hall Caine was staged by the Lindsay Morison stock company at the American Music Hall last night. Wilson Melrose as Hon John Storm and Rosalind Coghlan as Glory Quayle drew curtain calls six times after the second act and eight after the third. Supporting actors S. T. Klavens Richard Pitman Edward F. Nannery and William J. Hasson earned praise, with Rose Morison noted for her role as Mrs Callender.
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Lindsay Morison Stock Company
American Music Hall
Wilson Melrose
John Storm
Rosalind Coghlan
Glory Quayle
Mr. Melrose
Horatio Drake
S. T. Klavens
Richard Pitman
Robert Ure
Edward F. Nannery
Archdeacon
William J. Hasson
Father Lamplugh
Rose Morison
Callender
London
Majestic Theatre Hosts Charlotte Hunt in The Little Minister
Yesterday and last night the Majestic Theatre presented The Little Minister starring Charlotte Hunt as Lady Babbie. The audience praised her charming performance and called for several curtain calls. Buhler also impressed as the Little Minister, Olive Rhea Temple played the manse servant well, and Florence Hale took on the demanding role of Nannie with fitting accuracy.
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Miss Hunt
Lady Babbie
Id Buhler
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Nannie
Lodge Eyes Tough Summer Campaign For Republican Faith
Senator Lodge plans three summer speeches at Bass Point Nantasket and elsewhere to defend the Payne Aldrich tariff and the insurgent wing. He shows no unease over expected GOP losses and will direct campaign from state headquarters while Roosevelt’s influence dampens Democratic attacks.
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Taft
Mr. Lodge
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Oyster Bay
Congressman Ames
Hotel Bellevue
Thrums Players Deliver Strong Comic Turn in Thrums Run
Wearyworld’s Harry Brooks leads a small-town police role with standout ease. Elders of the kirk William Balfour William Everts and Frankey share strong comedy support while Charles Stevens as the sheriff cuts a sharp figure. Rob Dow actor James Barrett carries a demanding role with steady consistency. Captain Halliwell and Lord Rintoul are well filled by John Dunton and A B Luce with solid performances. The Dominie Albert Hickey and others round out a praised ensemble. Large houses indicate a thriving run with a professional matinee planned Thursday.
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Wearyworld
William Balfour
William Everts
Frankey
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Kirk
Charles Stevens
James Barrett
Rob Dow
John Dunton
Captain Halliwell
A. B. Luce
Lord Rintoul
Robbie
Albert Hickey
Rip Van Winkle at Castle Square Theatre Review
The Castle Square Theatre presented Rip Van Winkle last evening with Joseph Jefferson’s enduring role echoed in Planquette's operetta style. William Wolff impressed as Rip while Ethel Balch excelled as Gretchen and Meenie. Crampton drew rounds of applause for The Old Flag.
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Rip van Winkle
Castle Square
Planquette’spera
Joseph Jefferson
William Wolff
Rip
Ethel Balch
Gretchen
Meenie
Mr. Crampton
Mary Sherwood
Wilhelmina
Donald Meek
George Hassell
Vera Roberts
Harry Davies
Clarence Chute
al Roberts
Keith's Theatre features Duquesne and a varied bill
Heith's Theatre presents Captain Fritz Duquesne with illustrated hunter descriptions enhancing his pictures. The Big City Quartet sings well, The Rosary stirs the audience, Nelson's When the Bell in the Lighthouse Rings showcased, Frohman author John E. Hazzard delivers new stories and a German recitation. The Kaufman cycling troupe, Cross and Josephine, wire artist Claude M. Roode, Frank Conroy and company in A King for a Night, Mallin and Bart acrobats, James Horne and company in a humor sketch, plus moving pictures finish a fine program.
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Fritz Duquesne
Duquesne
Big City
Frohman Staff
Mabel
Kaufman
Cross
Josephine
Claude M. Roode
Frank Conroy
Mallin
Bart
James Horne
The Girl in the Taxi Starts Eighth Week in Boston
At the Tremont Theatre last evening the comedy entered its eighth week in the city. The crowd, drawn by laughter lovers, demonstrated Boston’s strong appetite for amusement and lively playgoing.
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Park Theatre Stars William Hodge in The Man From Home
Large crowd applauded the opening of the final fort night engagement at the Park Theatre with William Hodge in The Man From Home. The last Boston performance is scheduled for July 9.
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Man From
Waldron's Casino Burlesques Feature Riley and Frisco
This week at Waldron's Casino showcases two burlesque acts Johnnie Riley's Party and Little Miss Frisco. Frank Finney excels as Casey the piper alongside comedians Harry Buckley Charles Madison George Brennan and George Wilson. Female roles star Iillian Keeley Carrie Barry Kittie Bingham and Corinne Ford.
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Johnnie Riley
Waldron
Frank Finney
Casey, the Piper
Harry Buckley
Charles Madison
George Brennan
George Wilson
Iillian Keeley
Carrie Barry
Kittie Bingham
Corinne Ford
Bowdoin Square Theatre Showcases Varied Vaudeville and Films
Zephyrs at Bowdoin Square Theatre elevate a varied vaudeville and moving picture program. John J. Till Jr aside Sanderson's Manikin actors May McDonald sang classical selections Gilmore Kin ky and Gilmore offered a pleasing feature The Dancing Durands wowed with terpsichore McNamee demonstrated clay modeling Barrett and Douglass provided oddities A new flickerless machine marks progress in the picture field.
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Sanderson
May McDonald
Gilmore
Kinky
Durands
Terpsichore
McNamee
Barrett
Douglass
Globe Theatre attracts with Mason and Lee leading week
The Globe features a strong bill headlined by Mason and Lee, noted for past sensational performances. The Hub City Comedy Four performs clever comedy with Thompson and Carter delivering song and comedic moments. George W. Cooper returns as a blackface singing humorist who proves his appeal.
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Man without arms entertains crowds at Austin Stone’s Museum
The armless artist Kirchmann attracted constant attention as he sews, saws wood, paints and plays piano while audiences gathered at Austin & Stone’s Museum. Charles Catullo’s L Amphitrite the Goddess of the Sea draws interest as a novelty act. On stage the Manhattan Maids feature Miss Ellie Anderson and others in a lively nightly program.
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Kirchmann
Austin & Stone
Charles Catullo
Manhattan Maids
Ellie Anderson
Tom Bullock
Ida Campbell
Irene Callinan
Ferguson Sisters
Iss May
Harris and Wilson Feature in Indian Pastimes and Films
Character artists Harris and Wilson present works highlighting Indian pastimes, joined by Frank Lawrence in a program exploring cultural themes and new motion pictures.
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Frank Lawrence
Scenic Temple Bills a Varied Show This Week
At the Scenic Temple corner Berkeley street and Warren avenue a big show features Cabanaola Trio, Jack DempseyRamsey sisters Eva Walker as illustrated songs. A high quality motion picture display offers a variety of subjects with educational value.
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Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Cabanola
Jack Dempsey
Ramsey Sisters
Eva Walker
Medford Boulevard Theatre Presents The Explorer Musical
The Explorer a musical comedy with text lyrics and music by Matthew Oit plays at the Medford Boulevard Summer Theatre this week. Crowds yesterday showed high enthusiasm as the production drew laughter and echoed across the hills.
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Paragon Park Reunion Sparks Class Cheer at City of Festivity
Harvard alumni from the 1900 and 1904 classes gathered at Paragon Park for a festive reunion. Onlookers saw a lively day of college cheers and songs during dinners in the Palm Garden, with grads enjoying the park’s attractions and a strong sense of camaraderie.
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Paragon Park
Palm Garden
Vaudeville acts headline Norumbega Park showings
Norumbega Park presents an open air theatre lineup with vaudeville acts each afternoon and evening. Notable acts include the Howard brothers flying banjos Lina Pantzer The Girl on the Wire Hanley and Jarvis The talkative comedians Marron and Heins The Minstrel Boys and the sensational Three Rewards advanced aerialists.
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Howard Brothers
Lina Pantzer
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Lexington Park Sees growing attractions and vaudeville acts
Lexington Park offers a zoo arcade merry go round toboggans restaurant and casino as weekend entertainment features. The theatre presents Johnnie Wise and company in Just Two Kids with the Ward brothers dancing and John Philbrick and Mildred Elsa performing intertwined acts alongside new motion pictures.
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Johnnie Wise
Ward Brothers
John Philbrick
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Thag
Wonderland Resort Announces Matt Henson Engagement
The resort management announces Matt Henson will begin appearances on July 29. He will share pictures and stories of the frozen north and the midnight sun and recount his expeditions with Commander Peary in quest of the North Pole.
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TIZ foot remedy boosts Mrs. Crockett’s walking progress
Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville reports relief after using TIZ foot remedy. The treatment enabled her to walk downstairs one foot at a time for the first time in five years, prompting renewed orders for five more boxes. TIZ claims to draw out poisonous exudations causing sore feet and to act immediately.
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Senator Lodge Veranda Views Storm Calm Before The Tempest
The passage recalls a tranquil moment on Senator Lodge's veranda overlooking the restless Nahant sea. It reflects on a pleasant day, his reminiscence, and the quality of his cigars as a prelude to an anticipated thunderstorm.
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Nahant
Greenhalge Lodge Stars With First Basket Party
The Greenhalge Lodge 197 A U W staged its first basket party and dance at Knights of Honor Hall on Washington Street. The event, led by George F Warford Thomas Turritt Samuel McPhee and James Logan as the entertainment committee, opened a planned series of lodge entertainments.
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Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
George F. Warford
Thomas Turritt
Samuel McPhee
James Logan
American Church Army Incorporation in Supreme Court
New Yorkers incorporate the American Church Army in the Supreme Court expanding a military religious organization akin to the Salvation Army and the Volunteers of America. The move marks a formal entry into the field by a national group.
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Roosevelt Talks With Lafollette At Sagamore Hill
Insurgents talk with Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay June 27 as Wisconsin Senator Robert M. Lafollette and his partner G E Roe discuss the just concluded Congress session and the Ballinger Pinchot matter. Roosevelt works a tree with a pitch fork before fielding questions.
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LaFollette Praises Roosevelt After Sagamore Hill Visit
Senator LaFollette, pleased with his Sagamore Hill pilgrimage, declares Roosevelt the greatest living American. He smiles at the New York rail station and asserts Roosevelt is in good fighting trim, while dodging questions about politics.
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Dana Wingate Receives Yale Cup At Phillips Academy
Dana J. P. Wingate of Winchester Mass son of Charles L Wingate manager of the Boston Journal was awarded the Yale cup as top all around student and athlete in the graduating class at Philips Academy ceremony George F Morrison of New York president of the board of trustees presented the prize. President Hyde of Bowdoin presided over the meeting where many other prizes and scholarships were awarded.
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