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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1905

Page

4

Favorites Come to Town at Boston Theaters

Maxine Elliott at Hollis Hawtrey at Park Olcott at Boston Eugenie Blair at Globe Colleen Bawn at Castle Square at Old Cross Roads at Grand Opera Shandon Bells at Bowdoin Square Cadets New Show Tremont Piff Puff Pauf at Majestic Merely Mary Ann at Colonial New Bills at Keith’s Howard Empire Columbia Lyceum Palace Austin Stone’s Walker’s Museum.

Maxine Elliott Hollis Hawtrey the Park Olcott Boston Eugenie Blair The Globe Colleen Bawn Castle Square Old Cross Roads Grand Opera House Shandon Bells Bowdoin Square Tremont Piff, Puff, Pauf Majestic Mary Ann Colonial Keith’s, Howard, Empire Columbia, Lyceum Palace Austin & Stone’s Walker’s Museum

Cadet Troupe Debuts Boodle & Co at Tremont Theatre

The Cadet theatricals opened at Tremont Theatre with Boodle & Co a rewritten musical comedy featuring Simeon Boodle a Desolation Gulch hotelier who dreams of wealth in a comic vision. The cast includes J. Chipman as a perfect lady F. Kovach as Boodle and Wakefield as Mrs Boodle with strong singing and whistling numbers and elaborate scenery.

Boston Tremont Theatre Boodle & Co Simeon Boodle Desolation Gulch White Isle Senorita Catalina J. S. Chipman Boodle A. L. Wakefield Highlands Boodig Chick’’ Fox Princey Bess Boodle F. J. Kovach Mrs. Boodle W. Robertson Rehmo Barnet

Maxine Elliott Thrills Boston Viewers In Her Own Way

In a capacity Hollis treet Theatre crowd last night applauded Maxine Elliott in Her Own Way. Georgiana Carley Miss Elliott’s graceful heroine impressed with courage and charm as costumes reignited audience delight. Supporting turns by James Carew Charles Cherry and R C Herz earned praise alongside comic presences Georgie Lawrence Nellie Thorne.

Maxine Elliott Hollistreet Theatre Georgiana Carley Carley Fanny Addison Pitt Steven Carley Nellie Thorne Philip Donald Gallagher Christopher Marjorie Noon Mollie King Elaine Clara Mesereau Peaie Suzanne Perry Bella Shindle Georgie Lawrence Trieutenant Richard Coleman Charles Cherry Mare Corre Eace James Carew R. C. Herz Miss Elliott Georgiana Charles Cherry Nellie Thorne Boston

Sadie Martinet Stars in Piff Paff Pauf at Majestic

Sadie Martinet, a Boston favorite, headlines as Mrs Montague in Piff Paff Pauf at the Majestic Theatre for the final week. Critics praise her acting and singing, the fanmaker role, and the lively chorus. The show closes Saturday, with The Filibuster announced for next week.

Sadie Martinet Boston Montague Majestic Theatre Miss Martinet Majestic Harry Stuart Templar Saxe John Hyams Robert E. Graham

Hawtrey Stars in A Message From Mars at Park Theatre

Charles Hawtrey headlines the Park Theatre production of A Message From Mars by Richard Ganthony. The cast includes Horace Parker and Fred Thorne with Mona Harrison and Henry J. Hadfield. The audience welcomed Hawtrey with strong applause and the company runs for a fortnight with Strong Heart slated after March 27.

Charles Hawtrey Horace Parker Mars Richard Ganthony Park Theatre Fred Thorne Arthur Dicey Cecil Magnus Dr. Chapman Boston Mr. Hawtrey Henry J. Hadfield Mona Harrison Minnie Robert Edeson

Eleanor Robson Stars in Final Week at Colonial Theatre

Eleanor Robson opens the second and last Boston week at the Colonial Theatre with a poignant London lodging house tale. The play blends pathos and humor as a humble servant woman captivates a large audience, highlighted by a touching canary farewell scene and strong support from Ada Dwyer and Frank Mills.

Colonial Theatre Eleanor Robson London Miss Robson Mary Ann Liebler & Co Frank Mills Ada Dwyer Boston

Olcott Headlines Boston Theatre Romance of Athlone

Chauncey Olcott opens a two week run at the Boston Theatre in A Romance of Athlone with strong Celtic themes and loyal love. He shines as singer, with notable support from Katherine Clarendon and Julius McVicker. Amanda Wellington earns praise as the gypsy girl amid striking third and fourth act sets. The bill continues this week and March 20 brings Terence.

Chauncey Olcott Boston Mr. Olcott Terence

Sapho at Globe Theatre Admired by Large Audience

Eugenie Blair starred as Fanny Le Grand in Alphonse Daudet's Sapho with a strong company. Albert Andruss as Jean Gaussin and James C. Fenton as Uncle Cesaire drew praise for powerful and comic moments. Grace Farrell and Baby Shannon also impressed. The production featured a notable stair scene and third act supper. Next, Williams and Walker bring In Dahomey after this run.

Alphonse Daudet Miss Blair Fanny le Grand Albert Andruss Jean Gaussin Cesaire James C. Fenton Frank Lyman Dechellette Grace Farrell Alice Baby Shannon Williams Walker Dahomey

Boucicault Classic Draws Crowds at Castle Square Theatre

The Colleen Bawn revived at Castle Square Theatre last evening drew a large audience with artistic stage settings and Sutcliffe conducted incidental music. Frances Starr as Eily OConnor impressed, joined by Lillian Kemble as Anne Chute and Leonora Bradley as Mrs Cregan. Cast member highlights include Katie Ryan as Sheelah and Mark Kent as Myles na Cappaleen, with strong turns by A H Van Buren Kyrle Daly and DeWitt C Jennings Danny Mann. The run continues this week before Romeo and Juliet is staged next Monday.

Boucicault Colleen Bawn Castle Square Theatre Lillian Kemble Anne Chute Leonora Bradley Mrs. Cregan Katie Ryan Sheelah Boston Museum Mark Kent Myles-na-Cappaleen A. H. van Buren Hardress Cregan Howell Hansel Kyrle Daly DeWitt C. Jennings Danny Mann John Waldron Mr. Corrigan Edward Wade Father Tom Lindsay Morison Bertie O’moore Castle Square Company

The Filibuster at Majestic Theatre Opens Monday

The Bank Officers Association presents The Filibuster a merry musical at the Majestic Theatre starting Monday March 20 advance seats already promised. Principal performers include Louise Gunning H W Trederick Albert Mahar and Hughie Flaherty with Ethel Johnson Gracia Marquette Katherine Hayes Grace Deerg and W V Struns in supporting roles.

Bank Officers’ Association Majestic Theatre Tremont Louise Gunning H. W. Trederick Albert Mahar Hughie Flaherty Ethel Johnson Gracia Marquette Katherine Hayes Grace Deerg W. V. Struns

Grand Opera House Hosts New Drama At The Old Cross Roads

The Grand Opera House presented At the Old Cross Roads last evening a drama about Parepa an octoroon driven to murder by oppression. The plantation life portrayal features an elaborate set including Magnolia Grove sunset and Old Cross Roads by moonlight with a capable company led by James M. Brophy and Estha Williams. Matinees are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, with After Midnight next week.

Old Cross Roads Magnolia Grove Thorntons James M. Brophy John J. Pierson Charles D. Coburn Harry Dunkinson Maurice Hedges Frank Gibbons Gertrude O'Malley Katheryn Shay Annie Mortimer Louise Vallentine Estha Williams

Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Shandon Bells Vaudeville

Bowdoin Square Theatre stages Shandon Bells with Charlotte Hunt and Charles Miller in lead roles. The production features Gaelic sentiment, realistic Lake Killarney scenery, and a lively second act vaudeville sequence with Miss Heinzmann Miss Soustler and a cast including Jim Neary Butler Haviland Pat Touhey and the Winstanley brothers. Matinees daily offer bargain prices for ladies and special St Patrick’s Evacuation Day features Friday.

Lothrop Bowdoin Square Erin Killarney Miss Heinzmann Miss Soustler Jimmy Neary Butler Haviland Pat To Wilmer Walter Henry Alexander Harry Brooks Charles Wheelock D. L. Gaylord St. Patrick's

Metropolitan Burlesquers bring Henriette de Serris company to Columbia

The Paris imported troupe of 15 poses world art forms in bronze bas relief and marble shadows. The act billed as the most expensive burlesque in years features Eddie Armstrong Tom Killeen Yale Clemens and the Breakaway Barlows with seven acts including aerialists and comic sketches.

Columbia Music Hall Metropolitan Burlesquers Paris Casino Henriette de Serris Eddie Armstrong Tom Killeen Yale Clemens Barlows Ed Armstrong Mackey Walker Cole the Waldings

The Cingalee at Tremont Musical Show

A musical play with a young heiress of a Ceylon estate who fled an arranged marriage to become a tea girl. An English lover faces opposition while a crafty lawyer sells the estate and a precious black pearl, forcing a 24 hour hunt to recover both.

Tremont Ceylon

Zancigs Delve Deep Into Mind Reading At Keith's Theatre

Keith's Theatre hosts the Zancigs famed for mind reading with Mrs Zancig identifying written cards as her partner stuns audiences. The program also features Jewell's manikins, Howard's ponies and dogs, Irish skit Mag Haggerty's Father, Laney Haskell stories, Hill and Silviany bicycle acts, Elgona flying rings, Martin xylophones, Village Choir, and auto-reliant biographs drawing strong crowds this winter.

Keith's Zancigs Mr. Zancig Jewell Howard Keith Thomas J. Ryan Mary Richfield Mag Haggerty Mr. Ryan Laney Haskell Hill Silviany Elgonas Martin Brothers

Telepathists Charm in Ne Richfield Comedy Sketch

A lively local sketch features a quartet of telepathists amid a mirthful ne Richfield setting. The performers deliver playful mind reading routines that amuse the audience with quick wits and stage humor.

Howard Atheneum Show Brims With Top Vaudeville Acts

The Howard Atheneum hosts a star filled week with the Glinseretti troupe returning after two years and Lew Hawkins leading entertainment. Highlights include Wesson and Wesson in A Trip to Washington, Ford and Dot West, the Brooks brothers with a letter alphabet contest, Dancers Bissett and Scott, Hoyt and Waller the laugh loosers, Chalk Saunders, Stark and Lou Dan bicycle act, Caffery and Grant athletic act, Jimmy Neary, new Kinograph pictures, and the breezy skit On Velvet with verses about Mary Wise and Susie Smithers.

the Howard Lew Hawkins Chesterfield Washington Wesson Walters Ford Dot West Brooks Brothers Bissett Scott Hoyt and Waller Chalk Saunders Stark Lou Dan Caffery Grant Jimmy Neary Mary Wise Susie Smithers

Wakefield forms committee to study town departments

By a near unanimous vote at the town meeting tonight a committee of 10 citizens will be appointed to examine the management of all municipal departments. The aim is to determine if operations can be run more efficiently and at lower cost to the town. The article passed with broad support.

Wakefield

Empire Theatre Vaudeville Weekly Act Strongly Lauded

Empire Theatre presents vaudeville week headlined by The Queen's Fan a witty musical play by A Baldwin Sloane and George Totten Smith three women in Louis XIV gowns showcase Pearla Andrews in a strong performance with operatic flair Harry B Lester features in monologue and impressions Edwin Keough troupe and Japanese Ten Ichi dazzled patrons poodles and acrobats Athos family and others deliver strong acts plus vivid newsreel of inauguration and train robbery amusements.

Empire Theatre A. Baldwin Sloane George Totten Smith Mr. Sloane Mr. Totten Pearl Andrews Boston Miss Andrews May Irwin Marie Dressler Heinrich Conrted Harry B. Lester Empire Raymond Hitchcock Billy Clifford George Cohan Edwin Keough and Company Doherty Athos Silvern Emerie Gray Graham

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