Beaneaters Rally, St Louis Powers Home Run Night
Boston beats St Louis 8 to 6 as Connor Lyons Nash homer for the Beaneaters while Connor Lyons pace the Cardinals with two homers. Nash added a three base hit and Tucker drove in runs with a double and a long fly. Defensive miscues spurred late scoring and Clarkson took the loss for St Louis.
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Boston Beats St Louis In Sixth Inning Rally
In St Louis on May 6 Boston defeated the local club after a rally in the sixth inning. Clarkson held Boston to three hits through five, while Nichols, Nash, and McCarthy contributed key hits. Ely and Miller botched plays aiding St Louis, but a decisive sixth inning gave Boston the lead and win.
Complete Manhood and Its Promised Benefits
An advertisement promotes a book titled Complete Manhood offering guidance for married life and sexual health. It markets past errors to be atoned and urges men to secure the text to attain vigor and power, presenting itself as a high source of medical science applied to marriage.
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Ni Trier
Cincinnati Beats New York In Tight Ball Game
Cincinnati outplayed New York in field and baserunning to win on its merits. The finish was exciting with an attendance of 2600. Final score Cincinnati 4 New York 3. Hits Cincinnati 11 New York 10. Errors New York 2. Batteries Parrott and Vaughan Rusie and Schriver.
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New York
Chicago
Washington
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Rusie
Parrott
Vaughan
Schriver
Nashua
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Brook lyns blank as Colcolough shuts them, Pittsburg wins
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 12 to 1 as Colcolough struggled to retire the Brooklyns who could not hit his delivery. Donovan homered. Attendance 2300. Box score shows Pittsburg 12 hits 1 error Brooklyn 4 hits 5 errors. Colcolough and Kinslow opposed by Gumbert, Dalley and Grim.
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Penn
Brooklyns
Colcolough
Gumbert
Donovan
Brooklyn
Kinslow
Gumbert and Dalley
Grim
Chicago Beats Washington in Deceptive Hutchinson Delivery
In Chicago on May 6 five scratch hits by the Washingtons could not overcome sharp Chicago fielding. Attendance was 1200 as Chicago won 8 to 5 with Hutchinson and Kittredge for Chicago and Maul and McGuire for Washington.
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Washingtons
Hutchinson
Washington
Kittredge
Maul
McGuire
Augusta Defeats Fall River in New England League Game
Augusta beat Fall River 9 to 2 as Lincoln faltered after seventh inning. Butler and Kelley starred for Augusta. Base hits 6 for Augusta and 4 for Fall River. errors 4 for Augusta and 7 for Fall River.
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Augusta
Butler
Lincoln
Butler and Kelley
Manning
New Bedford
Brockton
Pawtucket
Lewiston
Fee
Bangor Steeewweeenes
Portland
Ecceeseses
Providence Beats Rochester In Home Ball Clash
Rochester and Providence split the day with Harper and Lovett superb for Rochester and Jimmy Cooney toping the box scores for Providence. Errors by Lang and a wild White throw aided the Grays, while Providence won 3 to 1 as 1200 fans watched at Providence.
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Rochester
Luck
Harper
Lovett
Grays
Lang
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Rochesters
Jimmy Cooney
Butterwater
McAuley
Harper and Kite
Salvini in Hamlet Opens in Boston with Mixed Reviews
Last night in Boston Salvini appeared for the first time in the title role of Hamlet at the Columbia. Critics noted his inexperience in classical drama, with stilted readings and overdrawn scenes, though they praised his ambition and the supporting company. The week will also feature Three Guardsmen and Uncle Tom with strong ensembles and the Colored Jubilee Singers drawing applause.
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Alexander Salvinti
Hamlet
Salvini
Mr. Salvini
Ophelia
William Harris
William Redmond
Laertes
Elmer Delamater
Paolonius
Eleanor Moretti
Augusta de Forrest
Grace Edlefsen
Topsy
Vincent Thomas
Uncle Tom
Jubilee Singers
Salavini
Boston
Profligate Night At The Museum Stirs Lively Praise
Miss Marie Burroughs led a strong cast in A W Pinero’s The Profligate at the Museum, with praise for her Leslie Brudenell and for John Kellerd Dunstan Renshaw. Eleanor Perry’s Janet Preece earned notable notice as well. The Castle Square summer opera opened with The Beggar Student, but the chorus and overall company showed room to improve. John E McWade and William Wolff delivered standout performances, while Max Hirschfeld directed the music.
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Museum
A. W. Pinero
Miss Burroughs
Leslie Brudenell
John Kellerd
Dunstan Renshaw
Louis Massen
Hugh Murray
Janet Preece
Eleanor Perry
Castle Square Theatre
Millocker
John E. McWade
William Wolff
Ollendorf
Louise Hissing
Laura
Marie Mull Bell
Edgar F. Seamans
Beaumont Smith
Richard T. Jones
Alice Gaillard
Rosalind Rissi
George H. Weale
Max Hirschfeld
Down in Dixie at the Columbia Theatre draws laughter and praise
Review lauds the Southern themed stage piece Down in Dixie at the Columbia Theatre praising a dramatic cotton press rescue scene and the performances of Scott Marble and Miss Heyward. The Little Coon Brass Band and a cake walk with forty couples promise lively entertainment and large cash prizes on Saturday night.
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Columbia Theatre
Dixie
Miss Heyward
George Hale
Scott Marble
Squire
Little Darkeys
Little Coon Brass Band
Sandow's Last Performances at the Boston Theatre
The Sandow Trocadero vaudevilles headlined by Eugene Sandow enter their second and final week at the Boston Theatre. The program features William Lucifer, Dunham, Scottie the collie, the Jordans, Amann, and a Sandow display of power. A Paul L. Potter dramatization of Trilby with Sybil Johnstone and Louise Muldener closes the bill.
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Jordans
Amann
Trilby
Paul L. Potter
A. M. Palmer
Boston Theatre
Sybil Johnstone
Louise Muldener
J. Boyd Putnam
Tremont Theatre sells Mme Rejane tickets for Sardou play
Box office reports strong advance sales for Mme Rejane with Theatre du Vaudeville Paris, opening next Monday in Sardou's Mme Sans Gene. The run includes multiple performances through May 17 and Meilhac's Ma Cousine plus Ibsen's The Doll's House in later showings. The Burning Volcano exhibit at 641 Tremont Street draws growing crowds and features native singers.
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Askin Opera Company Rehearses The Sphinx at Tremont
Harry Askin's comic opera company begins rehearsals for The Sphinx directed by Maurice Gould with Browne and Thompson as author and composer. Main chorus drill focuses on difficult music then words. principals arrive soon for first performances starting May 97 at Tremont Theatre. Park Theatre notes Sadie Martinet enters second week with The Passport.
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Comic Opera Company
Maurice Gould
Messrs. Browne and Thompson
Mr. Askin
Pure California Wines LiberQation
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Charming actress charms crowds in Stephenson and Yardley farce
The actress drew crowds of old friends and many new ones while presenting Stephenson and Yardley's lively comedy and a fine impersonation of the flighty widow. Supported capably by Mr. Max Figman, she leads a strong company in a farcical play for a long run.
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Stephenson and Yardley
Max Figman
Burlesque Show Delights Howard Atheneum Audience
A stageful of attractions at the Howard Atheneum this week features the Rentz Santley troupe led by manager Leavitt. Clara Simpson Orion Blake Rentz Rowe Collins and Collins Teddy Simonds Leslie Tenley Edith Lamont and Della Rosko lead a lavish two act burlesque program with live pictures and an ornate vaudeville olio including Nellie Laurence John Walsh Clara Cole Lillian Curtis and more.
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Rentz- Santley
Venus and Apollo
Clara Simpson
Orion Blake
Rentz and Rowe
Charles B. Lawlor
New York
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Teddy
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Edith Lamont
Della Rosko
Belle Baker
Marion Blake
Violet Griffen
Nellie Laurence
John Walsh
Clara Cole
Comic Sons
Lillian Curtis
Frat G. Mack
al Lubin
Robert T. Tyrrell
J. F. Fenton
W. H. Burke
Howard Comedy Company
Uncle Tom's Cabin at Lothrop's Grand Museum Delights Crowd
At Lothrop's Grand Museum corner Washington and Dover yesterday a full house enjoyed Uncle Tom's Cabin with new scenery and strong performances. Jay Hunt led as Marks the lawyer, Charlotte as Eva, Jessie Harcourt as Topsy, and W A Lanagan as Uncle Tom, with Mrs Jay Hunt as Aunt Ophelia.
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Jessie Harcourt
Topsy
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Harry Wilson
Phil Hunt
Empire Quartet
Buck
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Idaussell
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Herr Schlam
Annie Carter
Master Fenton
Ned West
Rose Coleman
John Weber
Palace Theatre presents Casino extravaganza and vaudeville show
Panic prices fade as Palace Theatre offers a strong weekly attraction. The Casino extravaganza and vaudeville company features a skilled cast with a large chorus of appealing girls. Highlights include Little Gertie Cochran answered questions, Phil and Nettie Peters, the Lynott sisters, the Le Roys, J Adams, Mackie and Walker, and Morgan along with the finale Mephisto's Grotto.
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Lynott
le Roys
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Mackie
Walker
Morgan
Mephisto
Heavyweight Women on Bikes Draw Crowds at Austin Museum
Crowds packed the Austin Stone’s Museum to see heavyweight women on bicycles described as mountainously fleshy. The event features Mile Lorenburg and Professor Phillips as key attractions with vaudeville acts and live music enhancing the show.
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Boston
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Loring
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Brannan
J Baily
Coleman Brothers
Billy Whitney
McGuire
Thornton
Charles H.J. Dean
Flora Scott
George Stobie
Lorenburg
Morell
Tom Ravelli
Walton Sisters
Ko-Ko
Armstead
Brilliant Burlesque at Lyceum Theatre Delights Crowd
The Lyceum Theatre yesterday hosted the White Crook company with a lively program of songs and dances. Acts included Grant and Regan, Hantey, Logan and Hornley, Barr and Evana, Jennie Daniels, Tommy Morrison, and Emma Rose Lee with Emma Rose Lee and James Lee in principal roles. The finale featured a burlesque and a sprightly wind-up with Em a Sanford.
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Soubrette
Eda Sanford
James Lee
Anacta
Lawrence Tops Fitchburg in Freewheeling Baseball Tilt
In Fitchburg Foley pitched for the home club but Lawrence won a lively game. Lampe puzzled Fitchburg as Lawrence posted a 15 to 3 score after a busy afternoon of batting and fielding.
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