Theatre News and Upcoming Shows in Boston Scene
In Boston theatres changes loom with Columbia Theatre likely closed until next autumn due to production snags. Josie Sadler visits, praising vaudeville. Andrew Mack debuts Tom Moore at Hyperion in New Haven next Monday. Mrs. Leslie Carter plans Adirondacks rest then Ibsen’s When We Dead Awaken. Giddy Throng stars Dorothy Martin at Boston Theatre May 13. Browning matinee tomorrow at Tremont with In a Balcony and The Land of Heart’s Desire.
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Josie Sadler
Andrew Mack
Hyperion Theatre
New Haven
Tom Moore
Theodore Burt Sayre
Ireland
Mesars
Rich and Harris
Leslie Carter
Adirondacks
David Belasco
A. M. Miller
Priscilla
Tremont Theatre
F. D. Whitney
Dorothy Martin
Boston Theatre
Browning
le Moyne- Skinner-Robson
Golden Jubilee Celebrations for Boston German Catholics
The parish marks its fiftieth jubilee with a week of events led by Julius A. Chelius as organist and J. M. Schell directing the orchestra. Notables include Mrs. George Holthauss and Miss Caroline Hasenfuss in solo roles, with Mozart, Weigand, and Mendelssohn works featured in a crowded musical program. A vesper sermon by Rev. Father Truemper will precede a reception and a Casino Hall feast, followed by a banquet and honors for former sodality prefects. The jubilee runs into Tuesday night with a grand ball and lasting celebrations led by Martin A. Lorenz and committee members.
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Boston
Ece Amen
Julius A. Chelius
J. M. Schell
George Holthauss
Caroline Hasenfuss
Hill Fuchs
Henry Dierksmeier
M. M. Hasenfuss
C. Lachner
Mozart
Wiegand
Maria Himmelskoenigin
Mendelssohn
Athalia
Rosenig
Egina Coeli
Lotti
Hargitt
Stearns
Grosser Gott
Father Truemper
Buffalo
Casino Hall
Martin Love
Sodalities
Anna M. Gerwe
Henry G. Walter
Messrs
Martin A. Lorenz
Henry Hoelscher
Bernard Miethe
Albert Wessling
Amna M. Gerwe
Mathilde Walter
Aoe Wessling
Clara Ochs
Mary Schmidt
Boston Theaters Flourish With Diverse Attractions
A bustling week in Boston’s stage scene features Grant’s Unleavened Bread at Tremont and strong runs by The Monks of Malabar at the Museum. Joseph Jefferson stars at the Boston Theatre, Williams and Walker headline Sons of Ham at Park Theatre, Rogers Brothers in Central Park draws crowds, and other acts including La Presa, Zavo and Hilda, Russell brothers, Countess X, Norris and Palmer, and cake walkers Norris and Palmer fill Austin & Stone’s and the Nickelodeon for a full, lively week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Grant
Tremont
Wilson
Malabar
Museum
Hollis
Joseph Jefferson
Bob Acres
Boston Theatre
Rip van Winkle
Williams
Walker
Park Theatre
Boston
Rogers Brothers
Central Park
Bob Fitzsimmons
Grand Opera House
London
Bowdoin Square
la Presa
Keith
Countess X
Roland
Austin & Stone
S. Norris
Palmer
Nickelodeon
Norris and Palmer's
All Star Specialty Co
la Belle Freda
Knights and Ladies of Honor meet for annual grand lodge session
The twenty third annual session of the grand lodge, Knights and Ladies of Honor, opens in this city today with Grand Protector C V Blanchard reporting success of the new rating. The plan provides twelve assessments a year to cover death losses and fund emergencies, with gains noted in Massachusetts and along the middle west. No special legislation is anticipated.
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Grand Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Grand Protector
C. V. Blanchard
Massachusetts
Easy to Quit Tobacco Cures by Cincinnati Chemist
A Cincinnati chemist offers a free mailed remedy to quit tobacco whether by chew, smoke, or cigarette. The ad warns tobacco harms the heart and nerves, explains a simple pulse test, and urges sending for a free package from Rogers Drug & Chemical Co., Cincinnati Ohio. Thousands testify to permanent cures.
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Cincinnati
Rogers Drug & Chemical Co
Fifth and
Race Sts
Ohio
Moon Adventure Ends in White Snow and Night
The narrator recalls Bedford and Cavor voyaging to the moon, separating to search for a way home. Bedford finds Cavor’s cap and a blood-stained note describing Selenites with gold plating and a pursing, evolving threat. As night falls, Bedford races to reach the sphere before planetary shadows engulf the lunar outpost.
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H. G. Wells
Ish T
Bedford
Cavor
Mr. Bedford
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