Don Carlos Opens at Colonial Theatre in Boston
Richard Mansfield stars in an English version of Schiller's Don Carlos at the Colonial Theatre with a large cast including Fuller Mellish and Margaret Kilroy. The reviewer notes length and stage-time issues, praising Mansfield's growth into the title role and Miss Rockwell's Queen, while calling overall dialogue and pacing heavy and urging shorter scene shifts. Tonight The Misanthrope with Mansfield at Hollis Street follows Merely Mary Ann at the Hollis Street theatre, with Robson leading a strong supporting cast.
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Richard Manstfield
Colonial Theatre
Schiller
Fuller Mellishichard Mansfield Thomas Mills
A. G. Andrews
Leslie Kenyon Sheridan Black
Henry Wenman
Sidney Mather
Reve
Walter Tlowe
Margaret Kilroy
Yvenee Rockwell Vivian Bernard
Alma Hathaway
Eleanor Barry
Adelaide Nowak
Philip
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Alexander Farnese Marquis de Posa
Alva
Count Lerma
Duke of
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Ure
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Don Raymond de Taxis
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Elizabeth de Valois
Duchess de Olivarez
Marchioness de Mondecai
Princess Eboli
Weaes Countess Fuentes
Mr. Mansfield
Lutig Lilloteesl
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Miss Barry
Mr. Mellish
Mr. Andrews
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Mr. Keaven
Mr. Horne
Hollis Street Theatre
Mary Ann
Israel Zangwill
Eleanor Robson
Miss Robson
H. W. Warner
Lancelot
Ernest Mainwaring
Pete
Ada Dwwyer
Mrs. Leadbatter
William A
Richard Mansfield
Moliere
DR. Jekyll
MR. Wyde
Shylock
Baron Chevrial
Beau Brummell
King Richard III
Eternal City stage revival at Globe with star Jane Wennark
The Eternal City at Globe Theatre presented at popular prices in Boston yesterday afternoon and evening. Jane Wennark stars as Donna Roma Valonna with praised emotion while William Bonney leads as David Rossi and Emmet C. King supports as Baron Bonelli. The Pope role by W V Ranous earns high praise for careful handling.
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Globe Theatre
Boston
Jane Wennark
David Rossi
William Bonney Baron Bonelli
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King
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Liti
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Kid Bisig
Ase
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Laura Poster
Little Joseph
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Donna Roma
Donna Roma Valonna
William Bonney
Bonney
Emmet C. King
Baron Bonelli
W. V. Ranous
J. M. Stevens
Jefferson Lloyd
H. L. Solter
Laura Foster
Fifth Boston Symphony Quartet concert at Jordan Hall
The Boston Symphony Quartet gave its fifth concert at Jordan Hall assisted by pianist Carlo Buonamici. The program featured Arensky first piano trio Op 32 and two movements from Sinding quartet Op 70 in addition to Beethoven Op 127. Buonamici's performance drew praise as a standout. The sixth concert was scheduled for April.
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Jordan Hall
Carlo Buonamici
Arensky
Sinding
Majestic Theatre extends run of Mizpah engagement
The Majestic Theatre nears the end of a two week remainder for Mizpah in a fourth week engagement. Charles Frohman presents Esther and Mordecai in a vivid historic tale with elaborate Persian stage pictures drawing strong audience applause across New England.
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Majestic Theatre
New England
Charles Frohman
Frohman
Esther
Ahasuerus
Haman
Vashti
Mordecai
Persia
Jia
Park Theatre Opens Week With Mrs Black Is Back
May Irwin draws large Boston audiences at the Park Theatre as she begins the second and final week of Mrs Black Is Back. The comedian's frank humor, repartee and droll songs elicit hearty laughter, easing the blues for many patrons. William Collier in On the Quiet follows March 12.
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Boston
Park Theatre
Mrs. Black
Miss Irwin
Kentucky Belles Headline Columbia Theatre Run
The Kentucky Belles again thrill Boston audiences at the Columbia Theatre in two acts with vaudeville features. The cast brings new faces and a pace that exceeds last season, with the four Melvins acrobatics Reid and Gilbert in a funny sketch and the Century Comedy Four delivering solid fun. Manager Farren previews an extra amateur show on Friday evening.
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Columbia Theatre
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Boston
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Lillie Crawford
Hendrix
Prescott
Bell Boy
The Fatal Card at Castle Square Theatre
The Castle Square stock company presents The Fatal Card a melodrama praised for versatile acting. Craig as George Forrester Marrable Mackay Austen Ballon Waldron Kent McVay lead a strong cast with Miss Young noted in the front row as a pleased spectator.
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Castle Square
Boston Museum
Mr Craig
George Forrester
Charles Mackay
Gerald Austen
Miss Kemble
Margaret Marrable
Miss Ballon
Cecile Austen
Willard Howe
John Waldron
Mark Kent
William McVay
Mr. Waldron
Miss Young
Bon Ton Burlesquers entertain with lively Lyceum show
The Lyceum Theatre hosts the Bon Ton Burlesquers this week offering a mix of chorus numbers clever dialogue and elaborate scenery. Highlights include Americans in Spain with an inverted dance and fast witty sketches by Keeler Whelan and Watson plus singing comedy by Whalen and Searles and a final burlesque on a female seminary.
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Lyceum Theatre
Spain
Harry Keeler
Chris Whelan
Joe Watson
Tom Uhandon
Keeler
Watson
Berg
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Searles
Laredo
Blade
Houdini Surprises Audiences With Ship Iron Handcuffs
Keith's Theatre presents Houdini performing with ship irons as new handcuffs while audience tries to restrain him. The show also features The Sheriff by Edmund Day with Miss Winston, Jean Marcel reliefs, Eddie Clark and Six Winning Widows, and a varied program of jugglers, comedians, and dancers.
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Edmund Day
Arizona
Mr. Day
Miss Winston
Polly
Keith
Jean Marcel
Boston
Eddie Clark
Mr. Clark
James Harrigan
Mareena
Nevarro
Carter and
Bluford
Bobby North
Harry Wileson
Schubert
Sawadas
Bowdoin Square Theatre Delivers New England Folks Hit
Bowdoin Square Theatre presents New England Folks a quaint Yankee drama lauded for country life humor. Harry LaMarr leads as Mrs Puffy with Florence Hale Mandy Perkins and Annette Marshall Mrs Stoddard delivering strong turns. Various cast members plus a large ensemble enrich daily matinees and evening shows with bargain prices and Friday souvenir giveaways.
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New England
Bowdoin Square
Harry LaMarr
Mrs. Puffy
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Florence Hale
Mandy Perkins
Annette Marshall
Mrs. Stoddar
Roller Skating Extravaganza At Park Square Rink
A packed crowd filled Park Square Roller Rink for an evening of fancy skating by Charles F Beckwith Jessie Darling Bert I Bailey Kauffman and Gertie Page. A poverty party with 10 prizes follows Thursday. Friday features Fred White of Chelsea in a 5 mile handicap for 100 and skater races for boys and band members with cash or instrument prizes.
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Park Square
Charles F. Beckwith
Jessie Darling
Bert I. Bailey
Kauffman
Gertie Page
Fred White
Chelsea
Royal Italian Band
New England
Delightful Relief from Catarrh Testimony
The Rev. A. D. Buckley of Buffalo praises Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for curing years of catarrh after two months use. He calls it a great blessing and notes he now feels entirely cured.
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A. D. Buckley
Buffalo
Tremont Theatre Adrea Revival Leads Mrs. Carter Run
Mrs. Carter opens a second Tremont Theatre week in Adrea with strong audience applause. Belasco’s influence shows through swift scenes and capable support, as she again embodies the heroine with noted skill. Zaza revival follows the last two weeks of her engagement.
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Mrs. Carter
Adrea
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Belasco
Scandinavian Orchestra Thrills Austin & Stone’s Hall
Hundreds flocked to Austin & Stone’s for a Swedish arrival Scandinavian orchestra led by Professor Jensen with chorus and soloists delivering a wide repertory. Also featured were ventriloquist Andy Joins, Montana Jack and Prairie Rose knife throwers, Trixie, Punch and Judy, and a strong minstrel and vaudeville lineup.
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Austin & Stone
Sweden
Jensen
Curio Hall
Andy Joins
Montana Jack
Prairie Rose
Trixie
Punch and Judy
Ainsley Scott
Clem Foster
Moxleys
Kennedy and
Wyble
Burkhart and
Berry
McKeever
Landtry
Harvard Professor Hanus Named Education Department Head
Professor Paul H. Hanus of Harvard University was elected yesterday afternoon to lead the newly created department of education at Cambridge University. Professor A. O. Norton and Mr. C. S. Moore will assist Professor Hanus.
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Harvard University
Department of Education
Cambridge University
A. O. Norton
C.S. Moore
Hanus
Pearl and the Pumpkin Charms Boston Theatre Crowd
The Pearl and the Pumpkin opened a three week run at the Boston Theatre last evening. The show features Gertie Carlisle Sager Midgley John Mayon Ida Hawley Ethel Johnson George Richards Harry MacDonough and Harry Gilfoil with Spanish dancers Ercole Ariaza troupe. lavish stage pictures and colorful costumes create a kaleidoscopic spectacle pleasing a fastidious audience.
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Boston Theatre
Boston Playhouse
Gertie Carlisle
Sager Midgley
John Mayon
Ida Hawley
Ethel Johnson
George Richards
Harry MacDonough
Harry Gilfoil
King of the Opium Ring Draws San Francisco Crowd
Grand Opera House presented The King of the Opium Ring to a large audience last night. The company acquitted themselves well with Edwina and The Herberts providing specialties. Matinees today and Thursday and Saturday, with evening performances, mark the run. Next week The Curse of Drink with P. Augustus Anderson leads attractions.
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San Francisco
Grand Opera House
Edwina
the Herberts
George Douglass
P. Augustus Anderson
Empire Theatre Delights In Comedic Triumph
Last night's Empire stock company performance of Tlenry Besmonds comedy When We Were Twenty One drew a large audience. Mary Wall as Phyllis and Howell Hansel as Richard Carewe earned praise for their refined performances. new comer Jane Tyrrell as Kara impressed, with several others delivering strong turns as well. Next week the company plans Camille.
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Tlenry Besmond
Empire Stock Company
Phyllis
Mary Wall
Boston
Carewe
Howell Hansel
Richard Carewe
Edwin Nicander
Empire Company
Imp
Messrs
Byrne Hasson
Evarts
Doctor
Soldier Man
Waddles
Gertrude Berkeley
Mrs. Ericson
Jane Tyrrell
Kara
Firefly
Rose Morison
Mary Sanders
Mrs. Gordon
Eileen O'Brien
Camille
Brown Wins In Yearly Dartmouth Debate
Hanover N H March 5 The debate at Dartmouth College tonight between Dartmouth and Brown was won by Brown The topic was whether only bona fide voluntary contributions from students should be used for expenses in intercollegiate athletic contests Dartmouth supported the affirmative and Brown the negative
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Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Brown
Reunion of old Howard favorites headlines burlesque bill
The Howard Atheneum hosts a grand reunion week with Toby Lyons and Witty Bingham leading a vaudeville bill featuring the Tenji troupe Japanese wonders and the Elite quartet. Gavin Platt, “Peaches,” Murphy and Frances, and others perform in acts such as A Stolen Kid and The Passing Show while moving pictures entertain between numbers. George B. Alexander titled the following week.
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Boston
Witty Bingham
Hinkeey Dee
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Tenji
Gavin Platt
Peaches
Murphy
Frances
Will la Velle
Rover
Burlesque
George B. Alexander
Springfield Contractor Declares Bankruptcy
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States District Court by William Addison, a Springfield contractor and builder. Liabilities total 62,703.52 with assets of 16,085. Secured claims amount to 52,150 and unsecured 9,314.68. Largest secured creditors include Crocker Institution for Savings, Turners Falls, with 28,500 secured by real estate in Springfield, Warren Savings Bank 6,500, estate of Charles W. Hale 7,000, and Sarah Hale 5,500.
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William Addison
Springfield
Crocker Institution For Savings
Turners’ Falls
Warren Savings Bank
Charles W. Hale
Sarah Hale
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