Olga Nethersole Shines in The Second Mrs Tanqueray at Hollis
After a two year absence Olga Nethersole opened at Hollis Street Theatre in The Second Mrs Tanqueray. She delivers a powerful Paula portraying a soul in conflict with herself, drawing audience sympathy. Supporting cast includes Thalberg Coyley Drummle and Madge McIntosh as Eilean with solid reviews for the revival.
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Madge MclIntosh
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Carmen
Illness Delays Columbia Theatre Performance
Miss Sallie Stembler, lead actress in A Night's Trouble, fell ill forcing last night’s show at the Columbia Theatre to be postponed. A large audience gathered. manager Henry assured the play would go on tonight and offered no refunds beyond the box office note.
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Sallie Stembler
Columbia Theatre
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The Dog Spy at Bowdoin Square Theate r
Boston audiences enjoyed a sensational bow at Bowdoin Square Theatre with The Dog Spy. Vic Leonzo stars as Martin cabin boy while Harry Leonzo plays Joe Blake the villain. dogs steal scenes by grabbing the culprit amid lively vaudeville interludes.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Martin
Vic Leonzo
Joe Blake
Harry Leonzo
Frederick Murray
Arthur Bailey
E. R. Philip
Cupid
Maurice Carey
Carley
James Levering
J. J. Farley
D. I. Gaylord
Helen DuCarte
Mrs. Ferrill
Florence Hale
Mrs. Worthington
Runaway Girl Delights Tremont Audience in Second Week
In tuneful airs and vivid color A Runaway Girl enters its second Tremont Theatre week. The company shines with Virginia Karl James Powers Ethel Jackson Cyril Becott Marie Cahill Frank Celli Clara Palmer Harold Vizard Visa Ryan Tom Hadaway and Catherine Lewis delivering strong musical and comic talent.
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Tremont Theatre
Virginia Karl
James Powers
Ethel Jackson
Cyril Becott
Marie Cahill
Frank Celli
Clara Palmer
Harold Vizard
Visa Ryan
Tom Hadaway
Catherine Lewis
The Jolly Musketeer at Tremont Theatre April 10
The new musical comedy draws strong crowds with lively music and popular songs. Encores are common as audiences demand more, extending performances beyond scheduled time. Jefferson de Angelis stars in The Jolly Musketeer following A Runaway Girl at Tremont Theatre.
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Jolly Musketeer
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Brown in Town Lights Park Theatre with crowd of Browns
Boston sees a full Park Theatre for Brown night as Brown and Brownies crowd the box office. Casts include Mark Swan as the groom and Kathryn OSsterman as the wife with Belle Davis and others delivering notable performances. The engagement runs through next Saturday with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. A companion piece The Moth and the Flame featuring Herbert Kelcey and Jeffie Shannon arrives next week with Mrs Lorimer in a leading role.
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Park Theatre
Mark Swan
Groom
Kathryn Ossterman
James C. Barrows
Abel Preston
Belle Davis
Primrose Johnson
Anna Belmont
John Lancaster
Gertrude Dawes
Edward Poland
Miss Davis
Herbert Kelcey
Jeffie Shannon
The Christian Plays Fourth Week at the Museum
The Christian continues its successful engagement before a substantial audience. Glory Quayle and John Storm captivate and spark debate on nobility and rationality, as audiences weigh which character better embodies virtue.
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Glory Quayle
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Warranted Tar Syrup Refunds Promised by Boston Firms
A list of Boston drug firms and agents guarantees refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar for failure to cure coughs or colds. The notice cites refunds for 50 and 25 cent bottles and names EMERY SOUTHER and many merchants at locations on Tremont, Washington, Bromfield, Dudley, Columbus, and other streets, concluding with two hundred others.
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Emery Souther
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Washington St
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Dudley &J. Samuel
Glory Quayle Brings Substantive Life to The Christian
The review lauds Miss Allen as Glory Quayle for a truthful portrayal of Hall Caine’s character. Jewett’s John Storm is praised for forceful, precise acting. Mason and Finney receive modest commendation, while female roles are limited. A crowded audience is expected, with remaining matinee seats at the box office.
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Quayle
Hall Caine
Mr. Jewett
John Storm
Howard's Burlesque and Vaudeville at Grand Theatre
A double bill at the Grand features Al Reeves's burlesque company and Howard's alip of capital variety acts led by Mr Stubb's Anniversary. The show includes acrobats Davis and Furber, Nelle Berwick, McKenna and the Gambler, plus the Armstrong brothers and many others. Keith's vaudeville also showcases the Eldridges, Nellie Daly, the Manns, Wylie and Sanford, De Foreests, the Brothers Damm, Lovenberg sisters, and more with Biograph pictures and stereopticon views. Milkwhite Mascot returns at Austin & Stone's, while the Southern troupe and the Gypsy Orchestra headline a strong evening of acts and new cinema.
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Harry Emerson
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Nelle Berwick
Mitchell
Jess
McKenna
Brandon
Clare
Sorie
Barton and
Ashley
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Alice Thompson
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Colville and
MacBride
Fred Wyckoff
Jansen and
Leaton
Griff Williams
Vanda Melburn
Charles 8 S. Knight
Nalon
W. J. Russell
Mabel Waite
Grand Theatre
Bonanza Girls Burlesque
Eldridges
Big Nellie Daly
Maggie Cline
Wylie
Sanford
Burto
Holbrooks
Vivian Woods
Mamie Harnish
Lester Howard
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Prodigal Daughter Draws Big Crowds at Castle Square
Castle Square Theatre reports strong attendance for yesterday's matinee and evening show of The Prodigal Daughter with steady seat sales for final performances this week. Management plans Easter Monday debut of The Girl I Left Behind Me as the holiday week attraction. Evening show times are 7 45.
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Castle Square
Bon-Ton Burlesquers Delight Crowded Lyceum Crowd
The Bon-Ton burlesquers opened at the Lyceum Theatre with a lively program led by A Parisian Night and a mix of songs sketches and travesty. Star turns include Aggie Behler Miss Marshall the Dillon brothers and a lively Irish theme with Celtic songs and parodies.
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Sadie Fields
Morrison
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Langdon
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Dan Godfrey Wields Guards Band In American Tour
Lieutenant Dan Godfrey of the Grenadier Guards leads his British Guards Band in a three con cert tour across America. Notable works include The Guards, The Hilda, Belgravia waltzes and Hollybush Polka. He composed the Guards waltz for the Prince of Wales wedding and will perform at Park Theatre and Music Hall with advance sale underway.
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Benefit Matinee at Grand Opera House Features Luce Supporters
An afternoon benefit at the Grand Opera House presents an extra matinee of The Real Widow Brown with Flo Irwin and Walter Hawley in The Gay Mission, plus Richard Harlow as a special feature. The event supports press representative Mr Luce and theatre treasurer Mr Booker amid strong attraction.
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Walter Hawley
Richard Harlow
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Doat's Ointment Advertised For Itching Piles
A 19th century ad claims Doat's Ointment cures itching piles and sleepless nights. It promises relief with a single application and notes availability at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Near-Electrocution Scare Hits Nickelodeon Performer
Miss Maud La Polley, who mimics Martha Place in an electric chair act, narrowly escaped death yesterday when a misflashed switch sent current through her body. The incident halted the device only briefly, and she continued the show afterward along with Creole performances from New Orleans and other acts including Charles Payne and Williams's paper weight fighters.
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Martha Place
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Aldermen Discuss Dorchester Street Improvements Ruling
Aldermen considered a $100000追加 for street upgrades in Dorchester wards 16 20 and 24 as ward 20 houses surged past 800 last year. The plan was sent to the board of estimates for action. Mayor Quincy nominated Murphy Comins and Donovan as principal assessors. A cab bill reimbursing city officials for a McKinley visit was approved. Tax interest penalties remained for review.
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