Stage Notes Show Multitude of Shows Across Boston
The Boston stage scene features The Snow Man at the Majestic with strong audience praise for Willie Edouin. Dallas Welford’s Mr Hopkinson at Tremont draws large crowds, Chauncey Olcott’s Eileen Asthore at the Boston ends soon, and William Gillette’s Clarice at Hollis Street remains popular. Grand Mogul ends at Colonial Theatre as it heads to New York. Hattie Williams in The Little Cherub nears 50th night at Park Theatre. Joe Weber brings Dream City and The Magic Knight to Colonial. Williams and Walker in Abyssinia draw big crowds at Globe. Next week Four Corners of the Earth at Grand Opera House, The Shoemaker at Joe Welch, East Lynne returns at Castle Square, Under Two Flags next Monday. Keith’s features Dick Lynch burlesque songs. Orpheum vaudeville praised. Kath leen Mavourreen runs at Bowdoin Square, followed by Queen of the Highway. Howard Theatre offers Innocent Maid Burlesquers and a strong variety. Merry Maidens at Columbia inspires praise. Amateurs and Scribner’s Gay Morning Glories continue. Thaw-White cinema draws crowds and Burton Holmes lectures attract audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Edouin
Dallas Welford
Frank Moulan
Hattie
Williams
Little Cherub
Park Theatre
Joe Weber
All-Star
Colonial Theatre
Shoemaker
East Lynne
Castle Square
Charles Miller
Keith
Dick Lynch
Orpheum
Milk Farm Ace Uses Accordion To Call Cows Home
In Great Barrington Miss Phebe Stannard runs a large local dairy. After losing her voice, she taught cows to return at dusk by playing Old Hundred on her accordion, a method she praises for calmness and milk quality. The town notes her skill and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Phebe Stannard
Phebe
Miss Phebe
Why Can't I Go There Says She In McCabe Story
In a vivid scene from McCabe, a sharp woman bursts into a room, sizing up the company with feisty humor. Maria Dawes introduces herself, prompting stunned recognition from a rival who blurts out her famous label Number One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pippin
Fletchy
Dawes
Maria Dawes
Maria
Humorous Garden Seat Kiss Provokes Agent’s Discomfort
Ellis Parker Butler notes Eliph Hewlett’s irritation as a couple, oblivious to the book agent, share a long kiss on a garden seat. The scene highlights the agent's struggle to promote a book while the pair sighs and gazes at each other.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Kathleen Mavoureen
the Howard
Innocent Maid
Joe Flynn
Sam Rice
Columbia
Scribner’s Gay Morning Glories Company
Palace Vaudeville
Burton Holmes
Pike Road
Tremont Temple
Cairo
Egypt
Vincent
al Weston
Theatre Comique
Steinert Hall
Max Heinrich
Charles A. White
America
Belshazzar
Handel and Haydn Society
Symphony Hall
New York City
Paris
New York
Snow Man’ Company
Boston Theatre
Apollo Club
Boston
Chauncey Olcott
Henry Clay Barnabee
Tremont Theatre
MR. Hopkinson
Mr. Hackett
Pixley & Luders
Mon
Big Stock Co
Bente
Aioun
Washington Sair
Omice
Julius Steger
Sunny South
Aimericas Comedy 4
Moulter Sisters
Ford and Swor
Hawley and
Olcott
Max Mfil- Han
Dick Lynet
Wend and Connelly
Les Jundts
Vesta Victoria
Sweerry Weaidens
Joe Welch
Scollay Square
Austin & Stone’s Museum and Vaudeville Theatre
Bowdoin
Cueatre Kuvery
Ery Pane
Kathleen “Mavourneen
Park Square
Gaorni
Veudeville
Atremont
Washington St
Boston’s
Fall River
Providence
Van’s
Main
JOY Line
Ten St
Majestic
Sam S
Lee Shubert (Inc
Teeth Man Ee Stange
Regid de Koven
Hollis ST
Charles Frohman
William Gillette
Dreme “Golarice
Lawrence
Lessee
Mgr Tawa
Austinee
Eileen Asthore Week
GLOBE
Williams &Walker
Eve
Abyssinia
Castle Sq
Lynne
Tremont
Down-Town
Winter St
Under Two Flags
Percy Williams
Oxford
Electric Crickets
Charles Mack & Co
Alf Ward
Ethel Hoag
Melvins
Milt Wood West
van Sielen
G.w.day
Caron
Farnum
Adams & Mack
Sewell Ford
Eliph’ Hewlitt
By Ellis Parker Butler
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