Peggy from Paris Returns to Tremont in Boston
Old friend returns as Peggy from Paris plays again at Tremont Theatre. Cast includes Georgia Caine Lutie Plummer and Arthur Deagon with lively changes to prologue and second act. crowd greets cast warmly. Two week engagement followed by King Dodo and later Her Own Way with Maxine Elliott.
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Boston
Tremont Theatre
Peggy
Paris
Alonzo Plummer
E. George Richards Cicero J. Grampis
Paul Nicholson Wichtanng
Isn Levee
Jacques Kruger
Alexander Nerve
Harold Crane
Reginald Hickey
Cseccsescuness
Arthur Deagoo
Peggy Plummer
Georgia Caine
Lutie Plummer
Cadivawee Guelma L. Baker
Sophie
Hickory Creek
Paragon Theatre
Chicago
Milo
Fleurette
Lutie
Honeymoon Terrace
Pegey
Josie Sadler
Sophie Blotz
Henny
Helen Hale
Guelma L. Baker
Arthur Deagon
George Richards
Mr. Fish
Alice Hageman
Dodo
Richard Golden
Maud Williams
Edward H. Crosby
Maxine Selliott
Hollis Street Theatre Hosts The Second in Command
John Drew opens the second week at Hollis Street Theatre with Robert Marshall's The Second in Command. Cast includes Miles Anstruther Gotthold Bingham Mannering Mendenham Carrington Murray Dale Hornick Bell and Salisbury. The romantic military comedy pleases the audience with Drew's dignified style and strong ensemble performances.
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Hollis Street
John Drew
Robert Marshall
Miles Anstruther
Charles I. Gotthold
Christopher Bingham
Walter Mannering Monroe Salisbury
Barker
George Howard Mendenham
Reginald Carrington Miurlel
Mannering Ss
Margaret Dale Way
Mr. Drew
Dieppe
Chas. F. Gotthold
Col. Anstruther
Margaret Dale
Muriel Mannering
Ethel Hornick
Harburgh
Constance Bell
Nora Vining
Monroe Salisbury
Lieutenant Mannering
Robert Schable
Hildebrand Carstairs
The Great Train Robbery Impresses Grand Opera House Crowd
The Grand Opera House showcased The Great Train Robbery drawing a large audience. Alfred Rowland starred as Tom Gordon with Lucy Loring as the heroine, Bayonne Whipple in a dual role, and five real Indians heightening the show with realistic acting.
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Grand Opera House
Boston
Far West
John Flatow
Alfred Rowland
Tom Gordon
The Village Parson At Music Hall Boston
Music Hall Boston presented The Village Parson for the week a pastoral melodrama about a lawyer and his brother scheming to win the parson's wife. The plot unfurls with deceit a letter and eventual repentance. The cast features William A. Norton Pickering Brown Harold Vosburg and others. Also Why Women Sin society drama returns for Easter week with a matinee next Monday.
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Boston
Music Hall
William A. Norton
Pickering Brown
Harold Vosburg
Harry M. Smith
Arthur Collins
Dan N. Langer
Fred Erne
Inez Eckele
Effie Boudene
Baby Olevia
Grace Wilmette
Frankie Francis
Marble Heart Delight at Castle Square Theatre
Last evening at Castle Square Theatre the stock company delivered a satisfying performance of The Marble Heart. Cast members Howell Hansel Thomas Maclarine John Sampolis Lillian Lawrence Mor timer Weldon Isabelle Fletcher Mary Sanders Gertrude Berkeley impressed as Phidias Diogenes Georgias the slave girl and others with strong turns in the Paris set drama and in the dream prologue. The program announces next week’s stage adaptation of Under Two Flags.
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Castle Square Theatre
Howell Hansel
Phidias
Thomas Maclarine
Diogenes
John Sampolis
Georgias
Mary Sanders
Thea
Paris
Raphael
Thomas MacLarnne
Volage
Mortimer Weldon
Leah the Forsaken At Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre presents Leah the Forsaken this week marking its first Bowdoin production in nearly five decades. The cast features Willard Blackmore as Rudolph Edwin Denison as Nathan Wilmer Walter as Fritz and Miss Hunt in the title role with Eugenie Du Bois Corinne Cantwell and others in supporting turns.
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Leah
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bowdoin
Willard Blackmore
Rudolph
Edwin Denison
Nathan
Wilmer Walter
Fritz
War
Stage lineup promises week of matinees and drama
Hale plays Mother Groscnen with May Lamson and Carol Natino in duties other parts. The offering runs this one week with a matinee each day. Next week N. 8. Wood stars in his favorite melodrama Jack Sheppard.
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Hale
Mother Groscnen
May Lamson
Carol Natino
Wood
Jack Sheppard
Isobel Hall Signs to Join Prince of Pilsen Tour
Isobel Hall traveled to Boston to hear a performance of the Prince of Pilsen after signing with Henry W. Savage to join the London-bound company. The high soprano from Winsome Winnie recently performed for Paula Edwardes at the Columbia Theatre and will rehearse in Providence before likely debutting in New York. She is known in Boston as the niece of Captain Lawrence Cain and first appeared in San Toy, later starring in the title role.
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Isobel Hall
Boston
Henry W. Savage
London
Miss Hall
Winnie
Paula Edwardes
Columbia Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Providence
R. I
New York
Lawrence Cain
Lagrange Street Station
Globe Theatre hosts Virginia Earl in Sergeant Kitty second week
Virginia Earl opens the second and closing week of her engagement in the tuneful military opera Sergeant Kitty at the Globe Theatre to hearty applause and laughter. The cast including Junie McCree and Albert Parr earns praise for comedy and singing. Box office opens today for Luis Glaser in Dolly Varden next Monday.
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Virginia Earl
Kitty
Globe Theatre
Burnside
Boston
A. Baldwin Sloane
Mr. Sloane
Sergeant Kitty
Junie McCree
Albert Parr
Henri
Henry Stone
Sylvain Langlois
George —. Mack
Carrie Perkins
Estelle Wentworth
Grace Belmont
Luis Glaser
Dolly Varden
Miss Glaser
Park Theatre Hosts Japanese Night for Mrs. Wiggs 25th
The Park Theatre celebrated the 25th performance of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch in Boston with a Japanese night. Every woman in attendance received a good luck sash pin from Japan, valued as a keepsake of the charming comedy and its evening.
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Park Theatre
Colonial Theatre Presents Mother Goose Drama
The Colonial Theatre opened another week of Mother Goose with a cast of pretty women and comic performers. Elaborate scenery frames the production which will run until further notice.
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Colonial Theatre
Her Last Re hearsal at Keith's Theatre Provokes Laughter
Keith's Theatre presents a stage life comedy about a would be actress and a leading man in Romeo and Juliet with a distracted stage manager and a mischievous props man. Lewis McCord Elvia Bates George Williams Franzemathias and Lewis receive strong notices for their performances and the show features new turns and skilled marksmanship from Franzemathias and Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis McCord
Elvia Bates
George Williams
J. F. Sullivan
A. H. Weston
Dan McAvoy
Franzemathias
Lewis
Keith’s
Ashtons
Notable Acts Shine in Winter Show with Variety Acts
The review praises Alfons balancing on a swinging trapeze and disrobing while playing a tambourine. Sidney Grant performs stories and imitations, Katherine Bloodgood sings high class ballads, Mile Latina presents a “physical culture” act, Dainty Eva Mudge wows with rapid costume changes, and Pals delivers a strong finish with a salmon fisheries biography. The show is praised as pleasing and distinct from last week.
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Alfons
Sidney Grant
Katherine Bloodgood
Eva Mudge
Northwest
Fitzsimmons Draws Boston as Howard’s Hosts Open Week
The article profiles Robert Fitzsimmons as the most talked about boxer since defeating Dempsey in New Orleans and notes his drawing power in Boston. It also previews vaudeville acts at the Howard, led by Nat M Wills and a strong supporting troupe, with additional performances at the Majestic Theatre featuring George W Monroe and the revival of My Aunt Bridget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
New Orleans
Fitzsimmons
Howard
Fitz
Bob Armstrong
Wills
Collins
Hennings
Newell
Steele
Cunningham
Lord
Edward Doyle
Leonard
Drake
Alice Thornton
Morrisons
Mooney and Holbein
Kinetograph
Nat M
Boston
Hunting Grubb
George W. Monroe
O the Majestic Theatre
Bridget
Bowery Burlesquers at Lyceum Theater Impress
Touring company Bowery Burlesquers present On the Yu-Con a three scene Alaska burlesque filled with wit and humor. Performers Bickel Watson Le Wrothe Bennett Rich Warsaw brothers La Belle Veda Lizzie Freligh Jeannette Le Beau and Nettie Nelson deliver continuous laughter amid elaborate costuming and four costume changes.
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Bowery
Bickel and Watson
Edward le Wrothe
Bennett and Rich
Warsaw Brothers
la Belle Veda
Lizzie Freligh
Jeannette le Beau
Palace Theatre hosts Bob Manchester Crackerjacks for packed shows
The Palace Theatre drew full houses for both performances as Bob Manchester's Crackerjacks delivered lively entertainment. Bob Van Osten starred in a top comedy with Andy Jackson Frank North and Ed Howard, supported by Ruby Leoni and Lillie Held in burlesque Our Georgia Rose.
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Bob Manchester
Palace Theatre
Palace
Dr. Munyon
Bob van Osten
Andy Jackson
Frank North
Ed Howard
Ruby Leoni
Dainty
Lillie
Georgia Rose
Green Sisters
Jacksons
Wang Doodle
Austin & Stone's entertainment thrills crowds with dance and vaudeville
Yesterday at Austin & Stone's the crowd enjoyed a strong week of acts led by Marion Wallace the queen of Strathspey dancers. The Highland dances and jumping MacBeths impressed while the Pamahasika troupe trained cockatoos and dogs delighted audiences. New vaudeville turns by Slean Campbell Larene Bayard Leah Lajoie Kenney Hollis Harmonic trio Fox and Cook Musical Reads Strange and Strand the Drews and the Moxleys added variety.
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Austin & Stone’s
Marion Wallace
Strathspey
James Nichols
Slean Campbell
Larene Bayard
Leah Lajoie
Kenney
Hollis
Fox
Cook
Musical Reads
Strange and
Strand
the Drews
Moxleys
Majestic Theatre Draws Standing Room Crowd
Audience at the Majestic Theatre last night filled to standing room proportions despite Holy Week opening. Late arrivals crowded the aisles as theatergoers endured a packed and bustling scene.
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Majestic Theatre
Opening Week Opera Sale Sets Boston Prices
The Boston Theatre box office opens at 9 am for the first week of the fort night season of grand opera with Lohengrin Carmen The Magic Flute Tosca Die Walkure The Barber of Seville Cavalleria Rusticana Romeo and Juliet Tristan und Isolde Stars include Calve Sembrich Gadski Ternina Homer Segal Fremstad Weed Walker New in Boston are Mmes Ackte Fremstad Weed Walker and singers Naval Kraus Goritz. A special Carmen on Tuesday features Mlle Enrico Verasi from La Scala. Ticket prices range from 1 to 7 dollars with sacred concert on April 19 at 75 cents to 2 dollars. Seats go on sale next Monday morning.
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Grand Opera
Boston
Calve
Sembrich
Gadski
Ternina
Homer
Seggard
Mmes, Ackte
Fremstad
Weed
Walker
Naval
Kraus
Goritz
Mlle
Enrico Verasi
la Scala
Milan
Metropolitan Opera Company
Walker's Museum Week of Comedy and Wrestling
A popular show at the Walker's Museum features Kid Parker a featherweight wrestling headliner with prize for best snowing wrestling. Camille and Fona levitate contortions and acrobatics, Ridton the juggler shines, J. W. Coffey discusses prenatal influence, Ivy Jeane performs schoolgirl magic in the curio halls.
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Curio
Kid Parker
Parker
Camille
Fona
Ridton
J. W. Coffey
Barnum
Ivy Jeane
Nance O'Neil Ends Tremont Run With Farewell Week
Nance O Neil closes her Tremont Theatre run in Boston after eight performances with a farewell program featuring scenes from Magda Judith Camille and The Fires of St John. She continues the engagement with appearances in Springfield New Haven Hartford and Worcester next week.
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Magda
Nance O'Neil
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Miss O'Neil
Giacommetti
Judith
Camille
Tremont
Strauss Recital at Symphony Hall With Mme de Ahna
Richard Strauss presented a recital at Symphony Hall featuring Mme. Strauss de Ahna as singer, David Bispham as reader, and Strauss himself on octomyein. The program included three song groups and Enoch Arden, with varied reception and noted vocal limits but strong artistic cues and superb accompaniment. Bispham read intelligently though his voice quality proved unsuitable for the role.
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Richard Strauss
Enoch Arden
Symphony Hall
Mme. Strauss de Ahna
David Bispham
Dr. Strauss
Mme. Strauss
Longy Club Concert Ends Season With Notable Finale
The Longy Club’s third and final Potter Hall concert featured Chansons et Danses, DIndy violin piano sonata, Caplet Prelude to Tristan and Isolde, and a Persian wind suite. Armand Forest dazzled as a new Parisian violinist praised for tone and technique, with Heinrich Gebhard at piano. Longy’s ensemble drew a large audience, and the shepherd’s melody from Tristan and Isolde impressed under Mr. Gericke’s direction and Mr. Longy on English horn.
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Longy Club
Potter Hall
Wagner
Caplet
Boston
Armand Forest
Paris
Heinrich Gebhard
Forest
Gericke
Longy
Arbos Quartet Concludes Season at Jordan Hall
The sixth Arbos Quartet concert at Jordan Hall featured Muriel Foster, English contralto, pianist Heinrich Gebhard, and Kate Eadie. The program included Beethoven Op. 59 No. 6, works by De Fontenailles Bizet Brahms Faure and Elgar. Foster, Boston debut, drew praise for her strong voice and distinctive alto tone. Faure quartet praised. season ends with a satisfying finish.
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Arbos
Jordan Hall
Muriel Foster
Heinrich Gebhard
Kate Eadie
de Fontenailles
Bizet
Brahms
Faure
Boston
Myles B. Foster
New York
Elgar
Pianoforte Recitals at Steinert Hall Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight at Steinert Hall Else Sherwood presents a pianoforte recital with Jacques Hoffman violinist and Louis C. Stanton second pianist. The program highlights include three pieces by young Boston composer Margaret Ellis Maberry. Tomorrow afternoon Vienna tenor Dr. Lierhammer makes his Boston debut at Steinert Hall. John C. Manning offers a piano recital Thursday with Henry Sicheim joining for a sonata in A major.
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Steinert Hall
Else Sherwood
Jacques Hoffman
Louis C. Stanton
Boston
Margaret Ellis Maberry
Lierhammer
Vienna
John C. Manning
Henry Sicheim
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Jack Rivers
Boston Theatre
James T. Powers
Messrs
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Josephine
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Miss Englehart
McCoy Sisters
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Mr. Forde
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Sheffield
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Canal St
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Lyceum Theatre
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Nickelodeon
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Kid Orr
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Hattie Dikie
Stanley
le Roy
Day
Hastings
Strauss
Walker’s Museum
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Keith
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the McCoy Sisters
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Crand Opera
Heinrich Conried
Lohengrin
Carmen
Magic Flute
TOSCA
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Iri
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Romeo & Juliette
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Gec. Ade
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Tremont St
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Castle $. Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
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