Massachusetts Legislature Masons Visit Monitor Lodge
Worshipful Master Frederick P. Rutter hosted a Mass. Legislature visit to Monitor Lodge on May 13, with nearly 100 members present. The senatorial degree staff conferred the third degree, followed by a large collation as attendance strained lodge capacity.
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Edward Seavererin
Soule
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Hagrague
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Chester B. Williama
Alva
New Boys' Club Opens in Jamaica Plain
A new boys club at 136 Green Street Jamaica Plain aims to provide social benefits like a top men’s club while instilling morals. It features Anti-Swearing Anti-Tobacco Anti-Alcohol Leagues and a Band of Mercy with a weekly five cent membership.
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Anti-Swearing League
Anti-Tobacco League
Anti-Alcohol League
Band of Mercy
Green Street
Boston
Are You Going To Build A Plan Of Loaning Money
Workingmens Co operative promotes debt freedom and home ownership with an easy payment plan. No commission to pay. Secretary Bane invites readers to invest at 987 Washington St through a cooperative model.
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Trial of James Murray in Wentworth court ends in remand
James Murray, a homeless young man, was charged by Officer Delahunt with larceny after nightfall. He appeared in Judge Wentworth's court yesterday morning, held to answer, and remanded to Superior Court in bail set at $0 pending further proceedings.
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Giddy Throng Brings New York Theater to Boston Stage
The New York Theatre company presents The Giddy Throng at the Boston Theatre a frothy mix of burlesque and travesties with Sydney Rosenfeld guiding a lively cast including Sophy Fulgarney Mabel Fenton Lord Quex and Richard Carvel The show features ballet The Devil's Dream acrobat acts and the March of Old Glory with a strong ensemble and vivid scenery credited to Ernest Hammond and Ben M Snow. It runs for one week with daily matinees and a free button photograph of Charlotte Hunt for reserved-seat buyers.
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New York House
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Quex
Richard Carvel
David Harum
L’aigion
Arizona
Hattie Wells
Mae Stebbins
Josie Dewett
Satan
Miss Dewett
William Gould
M. A. Kelley
Hugh Chilvers
Sophy Fulgarney
Mabel Fenton
Lord Quex
Edmund Hayes
Muriel
Dorothy Morton
Duchess of
James Durkin
D. Denison
Carl Fey
BE. R. Philips
Albert Lando
John W. Rose
Harry Hadfield
James Levering
Caroline Cooke
Florence Hale
Ernest Hammond
Ben M Snow
Charlotte Hunt
Little Red Riding Hood Musical Extravaganza at Boston Museum
The Boston Museum hosts a summer entertainment with a refreshed Little Red Riding Hood musical extravaganza. New book and lyrics by George T. Richardson, music by Charles Dennee, plus a strong cast led by Elvira Severoni as Red Riding Hood and Josephine Newman as Little Boy Blue. The production features lavish costumes, elaborate scenery, and a youthful, varied chorus, promising a prosperous run with matinees daily.
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Boston Museum
Hollis Street Theatre
George T. Richardson
Charles Dennee
Elvira Severoni
Red Ridin Hood
Josephine Newman
Little Boy Blue
Midgley and
Carlisle
Simon
Otts
Led Astray at Castle Square Theatre Excites Boston Audience
Boucicault’s Led Astray drew a large crowd at Castle Square Theatre with strong applause for ensemble and first-time Castle Square appearances. Eva Taylor made her Boston bow as Armando, praised for poise, plus performances by Maye Louise Aigen, Mary Sanders, Leonora Gaito, Leonora Bradley, John Creig, James A. Keane, Charles Mackay, Edmund Spreese, and John T. Craven. The show runs only this week, followed by At the White Horse Tavern next Monday.
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Castle Square Theatre
Eva Taylor
Armando
Boston
Maye Louise Aigen
Suzanne O'Hara
Mary Sanders
Mathilde
Leonora Gaito
Leonora Bradley
George de Lesarre
John T. Craven
O'Hara
White Horse Tavern
Bowdoin Square Theatre Delights With 17-Year-Old Star
Charlotte Hunt steps onto Bowdoin Square Theatre stage in Dad's Girl in four acts. The teen actress, just 17, receives fervent applause for clever performance and flawless delivery, especially highlighted in the third act, as audiences hail her budding prodigy status.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
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Miss Hunt
Rogers Brothers in Central Park entertain Boston audience
The Hollis Street Theatre drew a large crowd for The Rogers Brothers in Central Park the fourth week of a Boston run. The two German siblings play innocent buyers of a fake Central Park Missouri town and find humorous romance and mishaps. The show features Jenne Bageard Edith St Clair Isadore Rush with a strong supporting cast and a lively chorus. next week promises final performances and a charity monologue by Wagner and Featherston.
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Cabby
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Arthur Gibson
Illiam West
Lee Harrison
John Nage
Grace Freeman
Emma Francis
Joseph F. Wagner
Vincent T. Featherston
Hollis Street Theatre
Tremont Theatre to Close Engagement for New Comedy and Unleavened Bread
The Tremont Theatre engagement ends next Saturday with rehearsals for Mr. age's The Wooing of sella. Dittrich stein's Unleavened Bread receives seven final showings, praised for its vivid character studies and strong cast. May 27 brings F. G C Whitney's The Wooing of Priscilla to Tremont with noted Miller Standish episode adaptation.
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Annie Russell Heads Final Colonial Engagement in Boston
Annie Russell again drew Boston crowds at the Colonial Theatre with A Royal Family in a four week run. The production ends next Saturday night after strong reception and extensions sought by management. The season closes with plans for Amelia Bingham’s The Climbers to open September 16 by a larger company outside New York.
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New York City
Keiths Theatre Encore Highlights Ten Hour Show
The Keiths Theatre program drew top applause for R J Jose contra tenor who sang There’s No North Nor South Today and Good Deally Gray with a chorus. A Proper Impropriety by Augustus Thomas and a solid Managerial Troubles sketch with Idalene Cotton and Nick Long also received strong praise.
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Jenkins to Headline Week of Wrestling and Vaudeville Acts
Tom Jenkins, renowned American wrestler, appears in Boston this week offering 10 to any man who cannot throw him in fifteen minutes. The program also features Mile-a-Minute Murphy and Frank Albert on Culver racing machines, along with burlesque by Sinbad the Sailor and Phantasma Gore. Additional acts include Jotet Mascotte’s troupe, Joe Welch’s Bowery Yid, and a lineup of vaudeville artists such as Sadie Fields, Lew Wells, Ida Howell, the Baileys, Courtney and Dunn, and others.
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Culver
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Sailor
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John Weber James M Gick
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Andoph Gonzales
Bddnatchell
Mamie Mitchell
Marie Oswald
Bessie Burns
Crawford
Nellie Brown
Georgie Ballard
Teddy Pasquelena
Joe Welch
Try and
Sadie Fields
Band Chisholm
Lew Wells
Ida Howell
the Baileys
Dely and Ono
Courtney and Dunn
Carroll and Clarke
Archer
Garlow
Phil Morton
Vernon and Kennedy
Sam Elton tops Boston Hall bill with unique comic stunt
A week of mirth at Boston Music Hall showcases Sam Elton as an inebriated kitchen trickster amid a broad lineup. Mile Taglione dazzles with new dances while Ryan and Richfield, Hugh Stanton, Florence Modena, and many others provide farce, acrobatics, and operatic travesties across six hourly shows.
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Mile
Taglione
Sam Elton
Elton
Ryan and
Richfield
Hugh Stanton
Florence Modena
Reno
Richards
Caicedo
Wire
Parker
Halliday
Quinn
J. Knox Gavin
Jennie Platt
Talbot and
Davison
New Palace Theatre Burlesques Spark Weekly Variety
Lew Carroll outlines this week’s Palace Theatre entertain ment as lively hi ho fizzle with quick witty bits. The two burlesques The Early Birds Concert and A Game of Bluff feature songs by Fannie Lewis Ada Buttner Tillie Cohen Maud Elliston and a cake walk by Bulla Stewart Tillie Cohen Julia Taylor. Fred Wyckoff Frank and Ida Williams Tillie Cohen and Seeker Wilkes Seeker star as a strong company. audiences enjoyed two packed shows yesterday.
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Palace Theatre
Fannie Lewis
Ada Buttner
Tmiltie Cohen
Maud’ Elliston
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Tillie Cohen
Julia Taylor
Fred Wyckoff
Frank and
Ida Williams
Seeker
Wilkes
Grand Theatre Bargain Week Opens With Aurora Floyd and Farce
The Grand Theatre at Washington and Dover streets hosts bargain week with Aurora Floyd staged by the regular stock company and a screaming farce Who Owns the Baby by Watson and Thomas. Zanfretta’s pantomime Humpty Dumpty’s Trip to the Moon features Henry Johnstone and Mildred Hyland with a strong supporting cast. The program runs one week with daily matinees and special prices for ladies.
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Dover Streets
Boston
Aurora Floyd
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Zanfretta
Humpty Dumpty
Comany
Fat Lady Bicycle Riders Highlight Nickelodeon Week
The Nickelodeon crowds flock to see portly performers led by Mrs Thompson and Miss rbour as they ride bicycles after arriving by carriages. Other acts include Tentini the three legged dog and an X ray project by Harvard students. Amateur night Friday showcases new talent and prizes.
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Curio Hall
Tentini
Harvard
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Casey Theatre
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Omis and Palmer
Mamie Glayton
Chic Souprette
Jennie Hill
Blanch Hart
Pretty Belmont Sisters
Nellie Bucley
Nickelodeon
Great Lorrene
Mabel Loren la Belle Freda
Mile
Grace Phelps
Vagabonds at Lyceum Show Two Burlesques in Grandeur
The Vagabonds company at the Lyceum presented two new burlesques The Lady of the Lobster and From the Tenderloin to Tokio both by George Totten Smith and T W Dinkins The music and songs are original costumes by Hayden and Rowley Chorus of twenty young maidens featured with a notable list of specialty artists including Lilian Washburn the four Mignanis the three Nudes Topack and Steele Morris and Daly Klein and Kifton and Edna Topack
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Lyceum
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Tokio
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Hayden
Rowley
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Steele
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Klein
Kifton
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Ringling trainer mentors sixty one horses in unison
John O'Brien of Ringling Bros. circus handles sixty one horses that move together on command. Five platforms form a pyramid with fifteen horses per level and a majestic animal at the apex. O'Brien, an Irishman, credits birth and family roots in the circus for his career.
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Promenade Concerts Shine in New Symphony Hall
The Pops at Symphony Hall showcase refined selections from Strauss to Suppe amid a refined audience. Conductor Zach premieres a program including Auber Wizard of the Nile, Wagner Religieuse, and Tchaikovsky style salon pieces, with smoking allowed on the floor and no balcony refreshments.
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Offenbach
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Fra
Diavolo
Eecesseres
Auber Selection
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Senet
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