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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1906

Page

9

Man and Superman thrills crowd despite storm at Colonial

Shaw's Man and Superman draws a packed Colonial Theatre audience amid a storm. The play impresses with ideas over quirks, delivering brisk dialogue and sustained humor. Louis Loraine leads with John Tanner, Ida Conquest shines as Ann Whitefield, and a strong ensemble supports a polished production.

Bernard Shaw Colonial Theatre Man Superman Mr. Shaw Shaw Felix Adler Society For Ethical Culture Dr. Adler Roebuck Ramsden Louis Masson Pauline Anthony Octavius Robinson Alfred Hickman John Tanner Robert Loraine Ann Whitefield Ida Conquest Whitefield Lois Frances Clark Susan Ramsden Sally Williams Violet Robinson Nellie Thorne Henry Straker Edward Abeles Nector Malone, Jr Charles Gotthold Hector Malone, Sr J. D. Beveridge Loraine Boston John Tanner New York Hector Malone, Sr Edward Abeles Nellie Thorne Alfred Hickman Octavius Robinson Louis Massen Lois

Park Theatre Opens Second Week With On the Quiet

William Collier draws crowds at the Park Theatre as On the Quiet returns for its second week. The Yale student and secret marriage plot unfolds with comic misadventures sparked by a supper party, aided by Maude Fealey and a skilled supporting cast.

William Collier Park Theatre Mr. Collier Yale Collier Australia Maude Fealey

City Sports at Palace Theatre Impresses Big Crowd

Phil Sheridan's City Sports headlines this week at the Palace Theatre with a polished burlesque and vaudeville show. Two burlesques All In One Night and A Terrible Mixup fuel the laughs with music and strong acts. Hilton Hayes bicyclists Mina Stanley Hodges and Hodges Jack Theo Trio Delley and Austin Tommy White and Josie Le Coy provide varied entertainment.

Phil Sheridan Palace Theatre Hilton-Hayes Mina Stanley Hodges Jack Theo Delley Austin Tommy White Josie le Coy

The Title Mart at Boston Stars Churchill Play

Winston Churchill’s farcical comedy The Title Mart opened in Boston last evening with strong acting. The plot centers on an impecunious English lord pursuing a heiress Edith Blackwell while disguising as a wealthy tradesman. misidentifications fuel satire and brisk pace. The cast includes Frank Gillmore and Beth Franklyn among others. run lasts one week before The Social Whirl follows.

Winston Churchill Churchill Marquis of Tredbury Frank Gillmore Reginald Barking M. P Arthur Hare John Blackwell Sam Edwards Lawrence Pepys Blackwell Ethel Brandon Marjory Ticknor May Pardoe Gillmore Miss Franklyn Mart

Globe Theatre Presents In New York Town Satirical Musical

The Globe Theatre opens with In New York Town a three act musical comedy by Willard Holcomb Loney Haskell with music by Albert Von Tilzer. The cast includes Cliff Gordon Charles Howard and Vinnie Henshaw with a Cairo style New York setting featuring a Hebrew clothier Ikey Skinalski seeking a judgeship and a lively chorus and dance numbers. The review notes clever performances by Gordon Howard and Miss Haskell with standout songs and an elaborate production featuring 300 lighting effects and a Hungarian dance sequence. The Rollicking Girl continues at Hollis Street Theatre with Sam Bernard Hattie Williams and a strong chorus before Ethel Barrymore and Lionel Barrymore depart for Barrie works. Yvette Guilbert performs at Hollis tomorrow and Thursday afternoons.

New York Town Globe Theatre Willard Holcomb Loney Haskell Albert Von _ Tilzer Baron Heinrich von Essigs Cliff Gordon Ikey Skinalski Charles Howard Dick Silvers Charles Nevins Knox Knox Utos Cumming Swift Will Vanderslip D. F. Crossman Patrolman Casey Eimveveie Harry Ward Musey Liz Vinnie Henshaw the van Flo Kimball Miss Vanderclip Son Ida Emmerson Bertha Skiwalski Clara Austin Wienle Wurst Jennie Austin Westside New York City Houston Street Dovers Street Chinatown Astor Roof Garden Ikey Skinalski Supreme Court Cliff Gordon Charles Howard Baron Charley Howard Ikey Teddy Burns Knox Knox Peter Daily Charles Nevins East Side Dick Silvers Laney Haskell Mack Duck Vinnie Henshaw Muzzy Liz Bowery Georgia Fronside Beauty Lane Georgiana Rosa Sosetta Hollist Street Sam Bernard Hattie Williams Sydney Rosenfield W. T. Francis Francis Gus Salzer Flossie Hope Gertie Moyer Mr. Bernard Miss Williams Willard Simms Benjamin Howard Mr. Howard Lionel John Barrymore Barrie Yvette Guilbert Hollis Cea Isaac B. Rich Charles Frohman

Miracle cure claim for catarrh by Dr Agnew powder

An eighty year old man cured of catarrh after fifty years by Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder is presented as convincing proof of the remedy's power. A Shamokin Pennsylvania reader, George Lewis, calls the cure a miracle and notes relief in ten minutes.

Agnew George Lewis Shamokin

Comedian Frank OBrien Tops Boston Burlesque At Columbia

The Columbia Theatre hosts Williams Ideals a popular burlesque troupe with Frank OBrien the new cut shines comedian and Katherine Klare the famed Irish songstress along with the Livingstons Frye and Allen Grant Grunt and Eva Allen. Manager Farren promotes amateur night featuring Miss Stanwood whose stranded soubrette act drew praise.

Columbia Theatre Boston Frank O’brien Katherin Klare Molly O

Russians stage final matinee in Boston for Love and Intrigue

Paul Orleneff and his Russian company, in their Park Theatre farewell week, present Schiller's Love and Intrigue as a professional matinee this afternoon. Celebrities from Boston and the New England circuit attend box parties to view the production before its curtain falls before 5 PM.

Paul Orleneff The Park Theatre Robert Loraine Leslie Carter Sam Bernard Hattie Williams Boston New England Schiller Orleneff Gove

Edge of the Storm at Castle Square Theatre

Castle Square Theatre opened The Edge of the Storm a powerful drama of the Indian mutiny to enthusiastic first-nighters. The cast includes Craig as Jim Poulett, Miss Kemble as Szentes Leta, John Waldron as Ferriz, William McVay as Duchamp, Mark Kent as the Hindoo servant, with Miss Ballow and Miss Winslow in multiple roles. the production is praised for color, tragedy, and strong performances.

Castle Square Szentes Istvan Szentes Ferinz Leta America Mr. Craig Jim Poulett Gentelman Miss Kemble Szentes Leta John Waldron Ferriz William McVay Duchamp Mark Kent Miss Ballow Miss Winslow

Libbera at Austin & Stone's Museum Crowned King of Freaks

Crowds flock to Austin and Stone's to see Libbera, two bodies sharing one mind, described as a European novelty and now a hit in America. Other acts include Marie Devere sword swallowing, Bonnette aerial feats, Snakerines contortion, Till marionettes, and Powell's Minstrel Maids in a bustling program.

Libbera Austin & Stone America Marie Devere Bonnette John Till Ben Hur Powell Plunkett and Siddons Brothers The Sloans Tippincotts Kelsey, Canboy Jimmy Neary

Trinity Chimes at Bowdoin Square Theatre Delights Crowds

Trinity Chimes a melodrama with modern ideas played to large audiences at Bowdoin Square Theatre. The cast from Lothrop stock delivered polished performances led by Charles Miller Henry Alexander Thaddeus Gray and Edwin Denison. Annette Marshall Evelyn Laird and a broad supporting group gave solid turns as the show runs a single week with bargain matinees for ladies and a souvenir night Friday.

Trinity Chimes Bowdoin Square Theatre Trinity Church Sexton Fifth Avenue Mansion Lothrop Charles Miller Perry Chambers Henry Alexander Richard Belmont Thaddeus Gray Tom Gannon Edwin Denison Joshua Martin Wilmer Walter Harry Brooks Butler Haviland D. L. Gaylord Frank Wright Annette Marshall Evelyn Laird Alice Gannon Florence Hale Pearl de Lasieur Leila Russell Edwina Booth Viola Armstrong Lillian Henrie

Georgie Mack Shines In Tracked Around the World at Grand Opera House

Snow storm did not reduce attendance as Georgie Mack carries the show in the melodrama Tracked Around the World. Large company, clever supporting players, and Dorothea sisters deliver encores. The crowd remains engaged with constant action and surprises. Next week The Home of Mystery heads the bill.

Georgie Mack Georgie George Mack Dorothea Sisters Henry Fry Grand Opera House Mystery

Education value of Music Hall Zoo praised by public

The Music Hall Zoo offers hourly lectures detailing habits and peculiarities of animals and birds. New arrivals are added regularly, ensuring fresh objects of interest for daily visitors from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Music Hall Zoo Music Hall Washington

Empire Theatre presents The Taming of the Shrew by stock company

The Empire Theatre drew a large crowd despite bad weather for the first Shaksperian play by the company. Director Snader offered an original acting version with strong performances from Mary Hall as Katherine Howell Hansel as Petruchio Edwin Nicander as Grumio and several supporting players delivering engaging turns and a standout Neapolitan song Santa Lucia in Act I.

Empire Theatre Empire Stock Company Snader Howell Hansel Grumio Santa Lucia C. A. Henderson Lucentio Mr. Hadfield Vicentio Mr. Murray Gremio

Pearl and the Pumpkin ends final Boston Theatre week

The Klaw and Erlanger extravaganza The Pearl and the Pumpkin concludes its Boston Theatre run in the final week after a successful second engagement. The show features vivid costumes, handsome scenery, and the Ercole Araza Spanish dance troupe as a highlight. Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch returns next Monday for three weeks at one dollar seats.

Klaw & Erlanger Boston Ercole-Araza

Houdini Surrenders to Handcuffs Again at Keith's Theatre

Houdini faces Constable Lyon in a staged escape from handcuffs and the straitjacket at Keith's Theatre while vaudeville acts featuring Will H Murphy Blanche Nichols Mullen and Corelli the Dumonds Joe Flynn Billy Single Clifford and Esmonde prepare a varied bill. The Kinotograph film Quail Shooting at Pinehurst plays after the acts.

Houdini Lyon Will H. Murphy Blanche Nichols Zara Mullen Corelli Dumonds Joe Flynn Billy Single Clifford McCrea Poole Londons Hathaway Walton Esmonde Alaska Martin Brothers Dudney Cheslyn Burns Lennon Edwards Pinehurst

Tremont Theatre closes Mrs. Carter Boston season with Zaza finale

Mrs. Leslie Carter delivers strong Zara and Adrea roles in Zaza as Boston audience applauds. The star’s farewell as Zara is announced with future Belasco play for next season in development.

Tremont Theatre Leslie Carter Boston Mrs. Carter Adrea Zara David Belasco

Howard Atheneum Burlesque and Vaudeville Week Preview

The Howard Atheneum presents a rollicking burlesque named Quick Action with Susie Smithers and George B. Alexander plus Tracy and Lee. West and Van Siclen in The College Gymnasium. Diamond and West sing ballads. aerial acts by the Weavers and Smiths. Grace Leonard and others perform musical numbers. Headliners next week include the Kentons with Buster.

Howard M. Hoey and Lee Patty Bros West and van Siclen Chris Smith Two Johnsons Diamond and Smith Grace Leonard W. W. O’brien George B. Alexander New Burletta Old Howard Susie Smithers Trcy and Lee Patty Brothers West College Gymnasium Diamond Mathieuses Smiths W. W. O'Brien Vesta Tilley Davey and Phillips Dan Collins Dalys Belmont Girls Bessie Rosa Jennie de Mann Emelie Benner Evelyn Fenner Alice Thornton Sweet Millership Sisters Kentons Buster Prances

Innights of the Red Garter at Lyceum Theatre

Frank Dumont’s three act musical burlesque opened at the Lyceum with Rice & Barton’s Rose Hill English Folly company. George W. Rice as Mc Sweeney and T F Thomas as Mark Mooney draw laughter. vaudeville acts include Idylla Vyner Blanche Newcomb and the Lane sisters. The Bison City Quartet and The Van brothers provide strong musical variety with humorous interludes.

George W. Rice McSweeney T. F. Thomas Mark Mooney Idylla Vyner Blanche Newcomb Buster Brown John Cain Harry Evans Henrietta Wheeler

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