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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1899

Page

5

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.

Park Theatre Boston Joseph W. Herbert New York Manhattan Theatre Cuite Parisiaty Marie George Teo Deitrichstein Merri Osborne Sallie Berg Maud White W. J. Ferguson Sadie Martinet Miartinot McKree Rankin Agnes Indlay Mr. Smooth THE Three Dragoons Boston Theatre Jerome Sykes Richard Carroll Mr. Carroll Mr. Sykes Corps de Ballet W. H. Clarke R. S. Pigott Leonora Gnito Margaret Lemon Castle Square Theatre Cumberland Lillian Lawrence Maude Odell Mary Sanders JennieXendrick Seeley Mori Papi Papinta Keith Gus Williams Smith Campbell Viola Waterrouse Clayton Clarisse Hawin Latell Max Milhan Shields Veery and Lambert James Cullen Carlin and Clark Latour Brothers Hendrix and Prescott Mack and Daly King and Gray Six Sennetts Somerville Bowdoin Square Theatre Daniel A. Kelly Life of New York City Mr. Kelly Kenny O’ Hara Mr. Keily Kelly Bowdoin Square Stock Company Frederick Murray Judas Brage Maurice Darcy Paul Winthrop Charlotte Hunt Sarah Wopples Leleh Morrison Robert Wallace Florence Hale Liza Dove Gussie Gill Ben Wopples R. Philip Jee Grand Theatre Messrs. Ynomas and Watson South End Playhouse Charles IX. Harris Frank O'Neil Harris Seasre Thomas Watseen Jim Jessie Harcourt Chick Joseph Harris Gerald Stone Thomas Carrol Robert Sinclair Arthur Jevans Mr. Sinclair Henry Arnold Fanty Harry Mooer Stub West Maud Hazel Mabel West Bessie Hunter Florence Sinclair Miss Hunter Myrtle Fern

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.

Wilson Cannons Boston Hanover

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.

Ee Tremont J’rince Pro ‘Tom R. A. Barnet L. S. ‘Thompson Moe Mnagement Tommy Tompkins 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.

C. J. Scofield 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.

Columbia Theatre 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.

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.

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.

Los Angeles Cal 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.

Music Hall Tellow David Harum 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.

The Anti-Imperialistic League George S. Boutwell Edward Atkinson Anti- Imperialist League League George Dewey Schurman Worcester G. Otis Lawton Creneral Miller Pe Ease 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.

Chicago United States Alexico

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