Burnett play That Man and I stars Hilliard at Globe
The Globe Theatre presented Frances Hodgson Burnett's That Man and I with Robert Hilliard as lead. The review praises Hilliard and Maude Fealy in dual roles, notes repetitive plotting and sentimentality, and calls the adaptation by Lennox pleasing but not fully faithful to the original. The cast includes Hilliard, Margery Latimer, Dick Latimer, Baird, and others. the production runs two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Robert Hilliard
Dick Latimer
Margery Latimer
Maude Ark
North Carolina
Margery
Baird
Mr. Hilliard
Maude Fealy
H. Reeves-Smith
John Baira
Marion Abbott
Edward HH
Crosby
Rosalie
Lilian Wheeler
Katherine
Silverton
Marie Tempest
Mr. Lennox
Reginald Belsize
Mme. de Semiano
Sir Reginald
John Travers
Katherine Silverton
Reginald
Lake Geneva
Travers
Leonard Boyne
Ernest Mainwaring
Ada Ferrar
David Douglas
J. Lowther
Lillian Wheeler
Under Southern Skies at Majestic Theatre
The Majestic Theatre presented Under Southern Skies by Mrs. Lottie Blair Parker last night. Minnie Victorson led a strong ensemble with deep emotional work in Act III. Edgar Forrest as Major Crofton and Henry Walthal as a hot-headed Southerner delivered solid performances. The cast also included Hattie Arnold as a Southern mammy and Marcus McClellan, Harry W. Collins, and Kenneth C. Bisbee. The play runs for one week with Arizona following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Lottie Blair Parker
Lelia Crofton
South
Minnie Victerson
Edgar Forrest
Major Crofton
Henry Walthal
Hattie Arnold
Marcus McClellan
Harry W. Collins
Kenneth C. Bisbee
Arizona
Pineapple and Butternut Pills Aid Comfort in Old Age
Health piece touts Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a remedy for old age associated symptoms like cold extremities sluggish circulation and constipation. Claims include improved digestion blood cleanliness and a youthful glow, with testimonials and pricing of 25 cents at dealers signed W I Smith.
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Smith
W. I. Smith
Two Orphans Captivates Columbia Theatre Crowd
Kate Claxton leads an all-star revival of Two Orphans at the Columbia Theatre with strong support from Arthur Berthelet as Frochard and Marquis. The star delivers renewed triumphs as Louise while Ednar G. Brothers Henriette, Henrietta Vaders La Frochard, Charles O. Herman Jacques, George Becks De Linieres, and Seymour Silver Picard contribute standout turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Kate Claxton
Louise
Arthur Berthelet
Pierre Frochard
Ninety and Nine thrills at Grand Opera House
Ramsay Morris's play The Ninety and Nine drew strong audience reaction in a Grand Opera House revival. O. J. Ashman and Marion Ballou head the cast with a dramatic fire scene featuring a roaring locomotive and hazard laden stage effects as the plot delivers suspense and a temperance message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay Morris
Grand Opera House
O. J. Ashman
Marion Ballou
Castle Square Theatre stage success for The Song of the Sword
Cast and stock company deliver a strong performance of Leo Diethenstein's The Song of the Sword at Castle Square Theatre. Howell Hansel leads as Captain Egalite with solid support from Thomas Maclarine, John Sampolis, Mortimer Weldon and Lillian Lawrence. ensemble members Mabel Colcord Alice Riker Cordelia Macdonald and Mile. Sato add solidly to the production praised for stagecraft and audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Diethenstein
Castle Square Theatre
Howell Hansel
Captain Egalite
Thomas Maclarine
Laporte
John Sampolis
General Bonaparte
Mortimer Weldon
Cesare di Monza
John I. Webber
Father Pietro
Lindsay Morison
Aurello
For His Brother's Crime at Music Hall
A week of performances at Music Hall features Victor Sterling as Montgomery Irving in a drama centered on deception and danger. Larry Moncton leads a gang bent on forcing Sterling's sweetheart Rose Barclay into marriage, with a final bridge-support stunt performed by Irving as the Moorish Giant amid feats by Hubert brothers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Victor Sterling
Montgomery Irving
Leon
Larry Moncton
Moncton
Sterling
Rose Barclay
Moneton
Mr. Irving
Hubert Brothers
Willyn Allyn
Harry Fielding
Claire Schade
Cella
Hearts Adrift at Rosewood Monday March 7
At Rosewood theater the film Hearts Adrift will be the Monday attraction on March 7. The program promises a romantic drama feature with a noted cast and a strong local draw.
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Rosewood
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Michael Strogoff
Bowdoin Square Theatre opened its first Bowdoin presentation in seasons with Michael Strogoff. Klackmore leads a strong Lothrop cast as Strogoff, Edwin Denison as Ivan Ogaroff, and Wilmer Water as the Czar, supported by a capable ensemble and graceful leading ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Strogoff
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mr. Klackmore
Lothrop Players
Edwin Denison
Ivan Ogaroff
Wilmer Water
Czar
Butler Hagiland
Lawrence Merton
Carl Fey
Charlies Miller
Chares Wheelock
Fred Manley
George Carey
Thomas Russell
James Langley
Miss Hunt
Nadia
Eugenie du Boiis
Marion Sawtell
Florence Hale
Corinne Cantwell
Hypnotism Drives Plot In Hub's The Switchman's Daughter
The Hub presents The Switchman's Daughter with hypnotist villain Richard Gorton bending lovers to his will. A discarded lover confronts him and detectives close in as he plans to wreck a fast express. Bessie Mason authenticates a trance while Kathryn Purnell and Joseph Stillman star. Wealth and Poverty follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gorton
Bessie
Kathryn Purnell
Bessie Mason
Joseph Stillman
James Kirkwood
Jim Hurley
Olcott Opens Closing Week in Terence at Boston Theatre
Cauncey Olcott begins the second and final week of Ter ence an Irish comedy drama at the Boston Theatre. The piece, written for him, features an Irish gentleman who becomes a coach driver to assert his rights to the family estate. The production is praised for humor sentiment and pretty Irish songs with encores. scenes span Balleybay Shale and Dublin Ireland with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauncey Olcott
Terence
Boston
Cheridah Simpson Shines as Henrietta Budd in The Sultan of Sulu
Cheridah Simpson arrived in Boston as a noted prima donna and has strengthened her standing with a standout turn as Henrietta Budd in The Sultan of Sulu. The Tremont run ends with next Saturday night’s performance as demand for seats remains high and audiences have filled the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheridah Simpson
Boston
Dodo
Henrietta Budd
Tremont
Sultan of Sulu
Final week at Colonial Theatre for Three Little Maids
The final week features Lulu Glaser in Dolly Varden at the Colonial Theatre on Monday March 7. The Vinegar Buyer with Ezra Kendall continues at the Park Theatre for this week only. Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch is announced to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Lulu Glaser
Dolly Varden
Vinegar Buyer
Ezra Kendall
Park Theatre
Mrs. Wiggs
The
Nance O Neil Appears in The Fires of St John at Colonial
Nance O Neill enters the eighth Boston week at the Colonial Theatre with The Fires of St John translated and adapted by Charles Swickard from Herrmann Sudermann. A crowded house applauded as the star continues the drama with heightened appreciation. Tomorrow afternoon Misa O Neil returns in The Jewels, a hit from Tremont engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance O'Neil
Boston
Colonial Theatre
O'Neil Plays Parthenia in Ingomar in Boston Debut
The excerpt notes Miss ONeill reveals the fullest scope of her tragic ability in a sentimental Boston debut as Parthenia the Grecian maiden in Ingomar on Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Keith's Theatre Vaudeville Review Praises Cast and Acts
Keith's Theatre showcases a strong vaudeville bill with Harper Bailey and Desmond drawing notable applause. Will Cressy Blanche Dayne Pauline Hall Arthur Adamini Louise Taylor May Evans and others deliver varied numbers. One man show by H V Fitzgerald and dances by Dick Lynch Eddie Mack and others receive praise. Even the biographs better than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper, Bailey
Desmond
Will Cressy
Blanche Dayne
New Hampshire
Pauline Hall
Arthur Adamini
Louise Taylor
Dick Lynch
Eddie Mack
Professor Hornmann
Pauline Hall Will M. Crossy
Blanche Dayne Agshur Adamini
Louis Taylor
Foy and Clark
Ada Jewell
Billy Carter Ascott and
Eddie the Nohrens
H. V. Fitzgerald
May Evans
Fred Pelot
Howard Atheneum Show With Nora Bayes Heads Week
The Howard Atheneum bills Nora Bayes the Keatons Avon Comedy Four and others led by Maxsmith and Davis. A vaudeville crowd pleaser with new songs by Gladys Fisher and many more, plus motion pictures complete the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Bayes
Keators
Avon Comedy Four
Harris and
Wualters
Maxsmith
George C. Davis
House Burlesque Company
Howard
Keatons
Joe
Myra
Buster
John Coleman
Will Lester
Joe Smith
Charles Dell
Toledo
Wince
Jones and Sutton
Allen and Appleton
Hayes
Junper
Manning
Miles
Morrissey
Proctor
Howard Burlesquers
Gladys Fisher
Lillian Taylor
May Belmont
Alfie Vivian
Mazie Yale
Rose Carlin
Georgie Revere
Eleanor Revere
Julia Heitzman
Nellie Hartford
Kitty Wartford
Julia Crosby
Carrie Mack
Gladys Castleton
Flora Wallace
Lyceum Theatre New Majesties Bill Review
The Lyceum yesterday presented Fred Irwin's New Majesties a pure and wholesome travesty with new material and witty staging. Acts include Larry McCale and James Wesley Mac Celtic humor, the Musical Craigs with novel instruments, Harvey and Walker as vocal dancers, Carew and Hayes in A Day at the Races, Marie Barrison burlesque, and Arron and Fay German comedians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Irwin
New Majesties
Lyceum
Larry McCale
James Wesley Mac
Craigs
Harvey
Walker
Carew
Hayes
Marie Barrison
New Palace Theatre Burlesque Delights Audiences
Yesterday at the Palace Theatre Harry Bryant's burlesquers offered a varied program led by The Rise and Fall of O Reilly. The cast included Carmody the juggler, the Racketts, Kennedy and Cameron, Casmore and Florence, and six Imperial Japanese troupe members. The finale The False Alarm featured Plugger Song with Bryant and a female cast headed by Clara Douglas, Edith Bryant, and Fanny Everett, plus a chorus of 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Harry Bryant
O'Reilly
Alio
Carmody
Racketts
Kennedy
Cameron
Casmore
Florence
Plugger
Mr. Bryant
Messrs
Rackett
Sloan
Clara Douglas
Edith Bryant
Fanny Everett
La Belle Rosa Dazzles in Austin & Stones Show
The whirlwind dancer La Belle Rosa headlines the Egyptian encampment at Austin & Stone's, delivering record breaking whirl performances and a finale that evokes an engine governor. The program includes J. E. Black, Flo Bates, Bettina Leslie, Majune, Amrita and Corita among others, with Cap Camilla and Fona, Harrison the human ostrich, and other acts enriching the museum entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Belle Rosa
Orient
Austin & Stone’s
Rosa
J. E. Black
Flo Bates
Bettina Leslie
Majune
Amarita
Corita
Ravel
Lucette
Brighams
Binney
Chapman
Gus
Marion Kohl
Carrell
Elliston
Fields
Martin
Camilla
Fona
Equilibrist
Harrison
Actors' Fund Benefit at Hollis Street Theatre
Only a few days remain before the Actors' Fund of America benefit to be held at Hollis Street Theatre next Friday afternoon. Prominent participants include Marie Tempest and her company from The Marriage of Kitty and principals of Three Little Maids, G. P. Huntley and Maurice Farkoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Street
Marie Tempest
Kitty
Cosmo Gordon Lennox
Fred Gresac
F. de Croisset
Reginald Belsize
Leonard Boyne
Ernest Mainwaring
Elk Bain
J. Lowther
Alain Iets
Ada Ferrar
Actors’ Fund
Actors’ Fund of America
Hollis Street Theatre
G. P. Huntley
Maurice Farkoa
Local Performances Preview for Atlantic Side Presentation
Delia Mason Hisa Ryan and a cast including J Edward Fraser Polly Emery George Carroll and Frank H Tours will open with The Grasshopper from The Sultan of Sulu in a duologue by Mr Heriot. The program also features Madge Crichton Ezra Kendall Chauncey Olcott and others with chorus and dance routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Mason
Hisa Ryan
J. Edward Fraser
Polly Emery
George Carroll
Frank H. Tours
Wilton Heriot
Madge Crichton
the Grasshopper
Mr. Heriot
Sultan of Sulu
Frank Moulan
Chheridah Simpson
Gertrude Quinlan
Ezra Kendall
Terence
Chauncey Olcott
Robert Tilliard
Maude Fealey
Minnie Victorson
Francesca
Vaudeville Theater Presents Notable Cast of Acts
In the theatre appears a superb vaudeville program led by Mabel Moro balladist George J Foster a blackface comedian Day and French Irish sketch artists Weston and Harris a superb vocal duo and Harvey Kent a Dutch comedian Amateur night returns Friday evening with usual schedule and entries across acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Moro
George J. Foster
Day
French
Weston and Harris
Harvey Kent
Miss Kate Stone Detected by Crowd at Nickelodeon
Thousands crowded a San Francisco nickelodeon to see Miss Kate Stone the lady detective. She was roughly handled and tarred and feathered by Chinese high binders. Patrons peppered lecturer with questions while performances by Lee the magician and Raymond's marionettes delighted the audience in the curio halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Stone
San Francisco
Lee
Raymond
Sunny South Merrymakers at Walker's Museum
Crowds praised the Sunny South Merrymakers vaudeville troupe at Walker's Museum yesterday. The 20 entertainers included William Dewey and Kid Juniper, famed for comic dancing and singing, plus unique acts like the Dexters’ silent mind reading, Selim Sid the card sharp, and Stanley and Le Roy. Wednesday promises another amateur showcase after an evening of popular hourly shows in the bijou auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny South Merrymakers
William Dewey
Kid Juniper
Dexters
Dexter
Selim Sid
Bijou
Stanley and
le Roy
Cook
Joe Morton
Bridget
Ed Keen
Reisenauer Recital At Jordan Hall Next Saturday
Alfred Reisenauer brings a European acclaimed pianoforte recital to Boston at Jordan Hall next Saturday afternoon. He will perform Beethoven Op 111 in C minor, Schumann Carnival Op 9, Liszt Hongroise Rhapsody in G major, plus Chopin selections and works by Bach, Scarlatti, Handel, Haydn, and Mozart. Seats available at Symphony and Jordan halls.
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Alfred Reisenauer
Jordan Hall
Boston
Beethoven
Schumann
Liszt
Chopin
Bach
Scarlatti
Handel
Haydn
Mozart
Symphony
Jordan Halls
Rehan Skinner Engagement Returns to Boston Stage
Ada Rehan will return to the Boston Theatre on Monday evening to perform as Katharine in The Taming of the Shrew with Otis Skinner as Petruchio. This joint starring alliance marks her first Boston appearance since Sweet Nell of Old Drury four seasons ago, promising a notable pairing on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Rehan
Boston
Katherine
Petruchio
Otis Skinner
Daly Cast Reprises Classic Plays With Modern Additions
The piece notes a Daly stock cast including George Clarke Edwin Varrey and solid Daly productions of The Shrew and The School for Scandal to be staged next week Miss Rehan returns as Lady Teazle with Charles Surface played by Mr. Skinner in this Sheridan lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
George Clarke
Edwin Varrey
Miss Rehan
Katherine
Lady Teazle
Charles Surface
Mr. Skinner
Chickering Pro Production Concerts At Chickering Hall
Rapidly growing interest surrounds the Chickering Pro Production Concerts with the third program in the series set for Chickering Hall next week. Directed by B J Lang the event features a large orchestra and works by John K Paine Saint Saens Horatio Parker Ernest Hutcheson and Edward MacDowell with Paine conducting The Birds and Hutcheson performing his own piano concerto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickering
Chickering Hall
B. J. Lang
Sunh
John K. Paine
Saint-Saens
Horatio Parker
Ernest Hutcheson
Edward MacDowell
Vprocessor
Paine
Aristophanes
Mr. Hutcheson
Belcher Quartet Concert at Steinert Hall this week
Carolyn Belcher first violin leads the Belcher Quartet with Mary Ellis, Sarah Corbett, and Charlotte White. Suza Doane, pianist, joined for the program featuring works by Beethoven and Dvorak along with Hernard’s suite Op. 4. The ensemble played well, reflecting diligent rehearsal, and Doane was well received. A sizable audience attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert Hall
Carolyn Belcher
Suza Doane
Herthoven
Dvorak
Hernard
Mary Ellis
Sarah. Corbett
Charlotte White
Miss Doane
Handel and Haydn Society Concert Seats On Sale
Handel and Haydn Society building fund concert at Symphony Hall next Sunday evening. Elijah is the chosen work with strong public demand. Featured artists include Mrs Kileski Bradbury, Janet Spencer, Glenn Hall, Gwilym Miles, Pauline Fontainve, Mrs Mabel La Favor Pearson, plus a large accompanying orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel and Haydn Society Building Fund
Symphony Hall
Elijah
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