La Turtle brings first Boston production to Park Theatre
The Park Theatre hosts the first Boston production of La Tortue The Turtle a French farce now in Park after Manhattan run. The cast features Sallie Berg B W Morrison Maud White with W J Ferguson and Sadie Martinet leading as the married trio. humour centers on a convoluted divorce and remarriage plot with risqué lines pared to mere suggestive humor. The Turtle runs one week followed by a new Will Shown play on Monday.
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Joseph W. Herbert
New York
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Parisiaty
Marie George
Teo Deitrichstein
Merri Osborne
Sallie Berg
Maud White
W. J. Ferguson
Sadie
Martinet
Miartinot
McKree Rankin
Agnes
Indlay
Mr. Smooth
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Richard Carroll
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W. H. Clarke
R. S. Pigott
Leonora Gnito
Margaret Lemon
Castle Square Theatre
Cumberland
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Lawrence
Maude Odell
Mary Sanders
JennieXendrick
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Gus Williams
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Clarisse
Hawin Latell
Max Milhan
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James Cullen
Carlin and Clark
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Watch and clock deals lure shoppers at new Wilson store
An advert in the Hanover area touts watches, eyeglasses, and alarm clocks at Wilson's new store. It claims pure Australian gold pieces, two hour custom orders, and in-store testing by skilled staff. It also notes a Boston house with parlor clock assortments and a joke about superstition involving a black cat.
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Revival of Prince Prodigal at Tremont and Social Outlaw at Orland
revival ushers in improved staging and new songs with Jered Lennox and Josie Sadler as stars while Alice Burns Minnie Asmey and Isabel Russell deliver strong performances. At Orland Opera House George W. Wilson presents The Social Outlaw with a polished company and clever interludes drawing praise from audiences.
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Wild Rosey
Jered Lennox
Josie Sadler
Alice Burns
Sueia
Minnie Asmey
Gwendolyn
Sabel Russell
Mila Rod
Gerty Ames
Pichard Carle
Comedia
Yvey
H. W. Frederick
Frederick Knieht
Orland Opera House
Cleorge W. Wilson
Art. Wissen
Buck
Gerald Westen
Mr. Wilson
The Social Outlaw at Grand Opera House
Boston audiences followed the social outlaw play with thrills as Albert Lando impressed as the villain and C J Scofield shone as the hero. The cast, including Miss Alice Gerald as Frances Lee, earned praise for their performances and the show runs at the Grand Opera House through Thursday before The Guv'nor takes the stage.
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Alice Gerald
Frances Lee
Grand Opera House
Wilson
Alfred Kelley stars in Young America Abroad at Columbia Theatre
Alfred Kelley headlines the Columbia stage in Young America Abroad, a lively adaptation of British Born by the Waite company. The cast also features Lee Steret, Flarry W. Kenwick, Stuart Anderson, and Lillie La Rose with musical numbers by multiple acts. The nearby Theatre listings note further bills and upcoming shows.
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Alfred Kelley
Columbia
Waite
Frohmans
Kelcy
Doodle
Lee Steret
Flarry W. Kfenwick
Stuart Anderson
Fred Ellsworth
Charles B. Newsom
Bertine Robinson
Lillia la Rose
Belle Gilbert
Lillie la Rose
Williams Musical Novelty Company
Barry
Fila Gray
Marie Warren
London Boston Theatre Notes on Winter Shows at Museums
A look at ongoing runs at the Boston Museum and Bowdoin Square Theatre with Viola Alen in Glory Quaye, Daniel A. Kelly’s Outcast in a Great City, and a slate of acts at the Howard and Grand Theatres. Strong ensembles, notable turnouts, and fresh vaudeville pieces headline the week.
Boston Theatre Enjoys Diverse Attractions and Julia Arthur Engagement
A busy Boston theatre day drew crowds to see Chicago the talkative dog and a high kicking contest. Mick O'Brien demonstrated boxing technique while Miss Mollie Harper’s company offered living pictures. Julia Arthur’s forthcoming Romeo and Juliet engagement promises a lavish production with many principals and a Saturday matinee.
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Chicago
Curio Hall
Boston
Walker
Mick O’brien
Baltimore
Sharkey
Mollie Hhirper
Adams Juliet to Bow in Boston Four Performances
Maude Adams stars as Juliet in Boston at Hollis Street Theatre after a New York run. William Faversham plays Romeo with James K. Hackett as Mercutio, joining a strong cast for four performances on May 22 to 24 with tickets on sale by letter.
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Maude Adams
Juliet
New York
Boston
Hollis Street Theatre
Romeo
William Faversham
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Mercutio
James K. Hackett
Rupert of Hentzau
Miss Adams
Oil Well Spurs High Water Flood Near Whittier
A drilling crew near Whittier, California, tapped a well that exploded into a massive jet 200 to 400 feet high. The forceful water flooded the surrounding area and has continued since the flow began, with no control measures found.
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Whittier
Promenade Concert Opens Season in Music Hall
A gay crowd attended the first promenade concert of the season in Music Hall. The event featured decorated balconies and new tables, with seating sold out on the floor and gallery seats filled. Max Zach conducted a twelve-piece program including works by Tchaikovsky and Szymanowski, with notable attendees listed among the society set.
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Hamilton Street
Poy”Ccorberts
Max Zach
Tschailowski
Stix
Aarondricek
Jack
Philip Sears
Det
Ll. Higginson
Galloupe
Charles Hayden
Echt
Alderman Presho
Holden
Drake
J. G. Litchfield
Fred Comee
James A. Houston
Houston
Earnest Houston
William V. Apthorp
Charles Bacon
Captain Foster
Mark Andrews
Anti Imperialist League condemns selective pamphlet mailing
At a meeting led by Hon. George S. Boutwell the executive committee adopted a letter to Edward Atkinson. It denounces sending pamphlets only to certain naval and military leaders and criticizes the act as an attack on republican institutions and free distribution of literature.
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Lawton
Creneral Miller
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Harper's Weekly
Europe
Russia
Winslow
Chicago men plotting scheme to defraud government
In May in Chicago several men allegedly planned to defraud the U S government by collecting second class advertising mail from major firms, shipping it to Mexico, exchanging money at two to one rate, buying Mexican stamps, and mailing the matter back to the United States to save half a penny per letter.
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