Theatre Gossip and Week Ahead at Boston Venues
The Stange De Koven musical winds at Majestic with Willie Edouin headlining. Many acts fill Globe, Tremont, Bijou, Castle Square, and Keith's with stars like Chauncey Olcott, Julius Steger, and the Four Corners of the Earth across venues. Upcoming bills include vaudeville at the Orpheum and acts at the Boston, Old Howard, and Palace theatres along with concerts by Kneisel quartet and Katharine Goodson at Chickering and Potter Halls.
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Stange-De Koven
Majestic
Willie Edouin
Northampton
Mr. Hopkinson
Welford
the Globe
Williams
Walker
Abyssinia
Castle Square Theatre
Mast Lynne
Secret Service
Sam
Grand Opera House
Four Corners of the Earth
Chauncey Olcott
Boston Theatre
Ireland
Bowdoin Square
Kathen Mavourneen
Keith’s
Julius Steger
Sunny South
Americas Comedy Four
Mouliere
Charles Mack
Erin
Electric Crickets
Alf Grand
Ethel Hoag
Boston
New York, Jr
Old Howard
Columbia
Sam Rice
Palace Theatre
High Rollers Company
Effie Lorraine
Maxine Elliott Plans England Season After Final US Run
Maxine Elliott will wrap her season, the most successful under her management, then sail to England for a long rest. She bought H. V. Esmond’s Under the Greenwood Tree and will debut it in London in September before returning to America. She describes a past San Francisco tour where a rainstorm on a corrugated iron roof drowned voices as spectators sat on camp stools.
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Maxine Elliott
England
H. V. Esmond
Miss Elliott
London
America
San Francisco
Douma's Hall in ruins after palace ceiling collapse
In St Petersburg on March 15 the Taudira Palace ceiling collapsed at 6 am. The accident caused widespread wreckage and twisted the bronze electroliers. Parliament postponed further sittings and will move to another hall.
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ST. Petersburg
Taudira Palace
Catharine H
Immigrant Arrival Aboard the S S Saxonia in East Boston
The Cunard liner Saxonia reached East Boston with 1407 steerage passengers from diverse nationalities after a stormy voyage. Among the crowd were two Swedish boys, Julian and Axel Ekland bound for Nebraska, and two Hebrew children headed for Chicago. Two Chinese travelers faced immigration scrutiny, and a Dublin stowaway, William McNally, 17, was ordered deported after the ship's arrival.
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Cunard
Saxonia
Boston
Ocean
Julian
Axel Ekland
Sweden
Central City
Neb
New World
Luke
Chave Rosenkowitz
Chicago
Jacob Polanski
The
Hebrew Immigrants’ Aid Society
Windy City
William McNally
Dublin
Boston Ad Campaign Spreads Through Manchester Guardian
The Boston Publicity and Information Bureau, led by Mayor Fitzgerald, runs a three by five inch ad in the Manchester Guardian Feb 6 promoting Boston as a factory and manufacturing hub with strong port and rail facilities. It invites English manufacturers to write to 43 Tremont Street Boston USA.
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Boston
Manchester Guardian
Fitzgerald
Boston Publicity Bureau
Manchester
Great Britain
United States
New England
Boston Publicity and Information Bureau
Tremont Street
Miss Williams Watches Hasty Pudding Rehearsal
Hattie Williams star of The Little Cherub at Park Theatre visits Cambridge to view a Hasty Pudding Club rehearsal for The Lotus Eaters. The actors show parts as they will on stage and seek tips from professionals while Pudding members attend the Park Theatre audience later.
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Miss Williams
Hattie Williams
The
Park Theatre
Cambridge
Hasty Pudding Club
Founder Hinckley Tells of Good Will Farm Banquet
The first annual Good Will Farm banquet in Hinckley Maine featured Rev G W Hinckley founder and supervisor praising the work of the school homes and farm. He described six boys cottages and three families of girls across Marten Stream with their own homes and school, noting nearly 200 youths in the programs.
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Hinckley
Good Will Farm
Crawford House
Homes and Farm
G. W. Hinckley
Good Will
Marten Stream
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Gene Hughes
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Swor Brothers
John Bowker
Chas, Serra
Connor and
Raymond
Vesta Victoria
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TEMPL
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Washington
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Petty
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Howard
Austin & Stone
Teddy Bears
T. Aldrich
Secret
Corners of the Earth
Bijou
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Mom
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Majestic Novelli
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