The Lyric Numbers Performances At City Theatre
The Lyric Numbers feature Emma Sr. Brionol Evacenie Pappenheim Italo Campanini Louise Dotti Alwina Valleria Etelka Gerster Signor Foli Amalie Materna Annie Louise Cary in a concert program at the City Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ee SR
Brionol
Evacenie Pappenheim
Italo Campanini
Louise Dotti
Alwina Valleria
Etelka Gerster
Signor Foli
Amalie Materna
Annie Louise Cary
Theatrical Matters and Benefits in Town
The Boston Theatre hosts Wilson Barrett in The Lady of Lyons with Maud Jeffries as Pauline and Barrett as Claude Melnotte yesterday afternoon. Belphegor repeats last night. Tonight features Chatterton and lectures. Mr Mapes touts worldwide dissolving views with Mr Stoddard. Frank Mayo ends Bowdoin Square engagement this week. Kiralfy ballets thrill at Howard. Palace Theatre promises two hours of fun this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Barrett
Boston Theatre
Mapes
Stoddard
Frank Mayo
Bowdoin Square Theatre
New York
Howard Atheneum
Kiralfy
Keith's
Professor Mapes
John L. Stoddard
The Tremont and Museum Stage Busy with Julylike Season
The Tremont houses Van and Lesly with Sanger's Vaudeville and a slate of operas including Utopia Limited at the Museum. Patron gifts include a Patience lily souvenir. Extended runs, testimonials for Kee nan and Haworth, and bicycle night at the Tremont elevate Boston theatre through early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Willie Collier
Be.eb, Kidder
Utopia
Graduates of Girls High Hold Alumni Reunion
About three hundred graduates of the Girls High School and their guests met in the school hall for the Alumni Association reunion. The program shifted toward a more literary tone with changes to the constitution aimed at drawing older graduates, while dancing remained a feature albeit less prominent. Officers elected included Mrs. Emory D. Leighton president and Miss Katharine Knapp treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
Emory D. Leighton
Fanny EB. Coe
Elizabeth BE. Hough
Katharine Knapp
Marcella Wright
Harriet S. Whittier
John Tetlow
Julia Ward Howe
Aimee T. Goulston
Lynn Man's Horse Deals in Harmon's Stable
City Marshal Houston arrested a man who tried to sell a horse and buggy at Harmon's stable. The suspect, first naming himself Fred Brown of Nashua, claimed the team was his, but was identified as a hired team from Dover. The man, later calling himself Lewis Burke of Lynn, faces a Police Court trial Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somersworth
N. H
Houston
Harmon
Fred Brown
Nashua
Newmarket
Cushman
Dover
F. T. Lewis
Lowell
Haverhill
Exeter
Lewis Burke
Lynn
Murdock M Clark and May Crawford Marry in Cambridgeport
Mr. Murdock Merrill Clark son of Wilder P Clark of Winchendon and Miss May EB Crawford of Cambridge wed last evening at Inman Street Church Cambridgeport. Guests came from Worcester Winchendon Keene Brockton Salem Peabody Medford Belmont Springfield Lowell and Cambridge. The ceremony was by Rev George L Perrin assisted by Rev George W Bicknell. The bride wore white silk with duchesse lace and a diamond brooch from the groom. Maid of honor Miss Mary W Clark sister of the groom. Best man was Flint M Bissell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Merrill Clark
Wilder P. Clark
Winchendon
May EB. Crawford
Cambridge
Inman Street
Cambridgeport
Worcester
Keene, N. H
Brockton
Salem
Peabody
Medford
Belmont
Springfield
Lowell
George L. Perrin
George W. Bicknell
Mary W. Clark
Flint M. Bissell
Prohibition Convention Eyes Balance of Power in Oxford County
Norway Me May 2 The Oxford county Prohibition convention will meet at South Paris tomorrow as a new political movement. Prohibition and Labor parties are said to hold the balance of power between Republicans and Democrats with the latter possible endorsement of the Prohibition ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Oxford County
South Paris
Prohibition
Gaiety Girls and Acts at the Lyceum Theatre Cast List
The program lists performances including Charley's Aunt with the Original Columbia Theatre Company featuring Stephen Spettigue and Jack Chesney, Charley Wykeham, and Raymond. Other acts include A Pair of Lunatics, Chatterton, A Country Sport, and solo turns by Miss Marie Jansen, Miss Maud Hoffman, and Miss Maud Jeffries with several supporting roles and notable permissions from Frohman and Klaw & Erlanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre Company
Stephen Spettigue
Oxford
Robert Cotton
Francis Chesney
Jack Chesney
America
Raymond Hee
Charley Wykeham
Eesceees
George Er Lord Fancourt Babberiey
Arthur Larkin
St. Olde College
Brasset
College Scout
Jacques Martin
D. J. Sherwood
Wynna
Lucia D'Alvadorez
Brazil
Nen Gimmannn
Grace Thorne Coulter
Itty Verdum
Spettigue
Elaine Hilson
Amy Spettigue
Gdeseetcess Rees Estboteec
Cba
GreennEia Ella Delahay
Millie James Kind
Charles Frohman
W. RB. Walkes
OAST
George Fielding
B. J. Ratcliffe
Clara Manners
Isabel Irving
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theatre
New York
The Salt Cellar Domestic Episode in One Act
A German to English stage adaptation titled The Salt Cellar presented as a one act domestic episode. Characters include Mr. Henry Doblin as adaptor, Melville Brent as Mr. Trene, his wife, Miss Lilian Burckhart, Benjamin, Mr. Gustave Yorke, and Mr. Charles Dickson as Dickensian artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Garner
Henry Doblin
Melville Brent
Charles Dickson Trene
Lilian Burckhart Benjamin
Gustave Yorke
One-Act Comedy and Specialties at QOAST Theater
The program lists Mr. Al Wilson linking German dialect specialties at 4 32 and an Augustus Thomas one act comedy A Man of the World at 4 42. Cast includes Captain Bradley Joseph Haworth Mrs Clay Willard Miss Belle Stokes Clay Willard Mr Charles Inslee George Ellis Mr Edward Wade and Mr Richard B Milloy in the audience seating and performance lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haworth
Museum
Mr. Haworth
Hamlet
Miss Maud Hoffman
Ophelia
Annie Clarke
William Seymour
Nat Childs
Howard Gould
Edward Wade
Thomas W. Ross
Mr. al. Wilson
Augustus Thomas
QOAST
Captain Bradley
Clay Willard
Belle Stokes Clay Willard
Charles Inslee George Ellis
Edward Wade Dick
Richard B. Milloy
Sketch Artists and Cast Revue at Local Theatre
Ross and Fenton perform as celebrated actors in imitations. Henry Connor and Miss Geraldine McCann present selections from A Trip to Chinatown with generous permission from Hoyt and McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Fenton
Henry Connor
Geraldine McCann
Chinatown
Messrs
Hoyt & McKee
Evangeline Selections and Camille Act Rendition Featured
A 5:30 program presents selections from Evangeline followed by a current Fourth Act rendition of Camille with Armand Duval. The cast includes Peter F. Dalley, Frank Tannehill, Abe Hrlanger, Emil Rosenbaum, Sadie Martinot, Della Fox, Miss May Irwin, Madame Prudence, and Mr George Fortescue. Prominent managers and theater figures like Frohman, Erlanger, Schroeder, and others are listed. the show closes with a chorus by the entire cast under William Seymour's stage direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Duval
Peter F, Dalley Count DeVarville
Frank Tannehill Gustom
Abe Hrlanger Gustave
Emil Rosenbaum Olympe
Sadie Martinot Nichette
Miss Della Fox
Prudence
Russes
George Fortescue
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Emma Calve
Sigrid Arnoldson
Feady
Jean Lasalle
Lillian Nordica
Pol Plancon
Sofia Scalchi
Francesco Vignas
Sic
DE Lucia
Emma Abbott
Max Alvary
Adelina Patti
Ernesto Nicolini
Alma Fohstrom
Antonio Galassi
Marie Roze
Signor Arditi
Marcella Sembrich
Myron W. Whitney
Marie Litta
Mme. Fursch-Madi
Theodore Thomas
Emma Juch
Walter Damrosch
Helene Hastreiter
Emil Fischer
Caisippe del Puente
Ravelli
Marie van Zandt
Franz Remmertz
Nikita
Marie Burroughs
Boston Post
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Chicago
Walt
Post Building
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van and
Lesly
Sanger
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Columbia Theatre
Katherine Rober
Lothrop
Camille
Gumbo
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Proto
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Lyons Mail
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Clark
Crawford
Dry
Maine
Eugene Tompkins
William Harris
Melville
Gounod Grand Orchestra
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John E. Henshaw
Canary & Lederer
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Frederici Lemaitre
Clyde Fitch
Frederic Lemaitre
Henry Miller Pierre
Humphreys Madeline
Elaine Kilsen
Paris
Empire Theatre
Otis Harlan
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Walter Jones
Gus Kerker
Edward B. Rice
Messrs. Wood and Shepard
Wil's Collier
Igor Martinetti
Gaiety Girls
Nelson Wheatcroft
Miss Lottie Dilson
Tony Pastor
Henry E. Dixey
Edward E. Rice
Chatterton
H. J A. Jones
Henry Herman
Miss Marie Jansen
Klaw & Erlanger
Frank Moran
John J. McNally
Harry Hardy
Peter F. Dailey
Con Connelly
John G
Sparks II
Jabez Jerkins
Mnieriom Nontiate Patierne Loin Eh EL Lggg
Frank R. Jackson
Washington Strutt
Cay Ikea
Mack ‘Andy
Lillie Allyn Asa
A. Begley Ben Tarlive
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Pat
Arthur Syballs
Her Majesty’ 8
Ee Ness
Carrie Lavine
Sam Sampson
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Sprer
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Tee Ewe
Ee Fredericka Depew
And
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May Irwin Yokers
City Chaps
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Her Majesty’s Service
Dan Daly
Alexandre Dumas
William Seymouge
Kiralfy Ballet
Mlle
Bassignana
Riralfy Ballet
Howard
Ida
Thayer
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Scollay Square
Bombay
NECR
Stone & Shaw
Chatterton the Stranger
Ae “Ben
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Francis Wilson
Somme Mason Co
Patience
Rich & Harris
Rich Yes Frohman
Hacenbeck
Boston Museum
Amn
Utopia, Limited
Gilbert and Sullivan
D'Orly Carte
London Opera Company
Bowdoin SQ
Charles F. Atkinson
Mr. Mayo
Badger
Padaceh
Sanger’s
Congress Street
Washington
Appleton & Bassett's
Weahbuton
Conneily
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