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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1904

Page

4

Summer Theatres Presents Girls Will Be Girls at Boston

An audience packed the Boston Theatre to see Al Leech and his Three Rosebuds in Girls Will Be Girls. Leech’s distinctive, hearty humor drew strong laughter with the inebriate scene and stair gag. The Rosebuds and cast delivered lively numbers, while Felix Haney and Art Brock added memorable turns. Next week features A Daughter of the South with large advance sales.

Bostop Theatre al Leech Leech Rosebuds Roma Snyder Gladys Claire Christine Cook Mr. Leech Felix Haney Game John Osborne William Guiney Boston Well Joyce Miss Howard Susan Mr. Blackmore Archibald Carlyle Fey Francis Levison Mr. Denison Lord Mount Severn Messrs. Haviland Russell Price May Whitely

Sky Farm and Isle of Spice at Music Hall and Glebe Theatre

A Boston audience enjoyed Sky Farm at Music Hall with strong cast led by Warren Breese and Marigold Towers, praised for its rural themes and notable ensemble. Isle of Spice at Glebe Theatre features a large chorus, standout numbers by Toby Lyons and Miss Buckner, with summer pricing posted for Globe Theatre seats.

Music Hall Edward Beb Kidder Arthur H. Ebbetts Warren Breese Thomas Callahan Benjamin Breese Helen Young Marigold Towers Harry Mills Nixon George T. Meeding Ed Gorman George Ebner Leonard Ide Frederick Burton Adele Lane Josephine Bacon Sarah McVickar Helen Douglas Sky Farm Toby Lyons Denman Maley Lesleigh Blanche Buckner Lisle Bloodgood Mattie Martz Isle of Spice Glebe Theatre Boston Gus Selke Googoo Man Merry Isle Weinburg Mary Ann Mr. Weinburg Peggy Brady Miss Leigh You and Miss Buckner Will Armstrong

Castle Square Theatre Brings My Official Wife to Boston

The Castle Square stock company presented Archibald C. Gunt er’s novel turned play My Official Wife at the Boston venue. Arthur Bainbridge Lenox, Baron Fried rich, Colonel Petroff and other roles were well cast led by Blanche Stoddard, Isabelle Fletcher, Alice Riker and Mary Sanders. Next week, Two Little Vagrants melodrama features Sanders and Riker.

Castle Square Boston Archibald C. Gunter Howell Hansel Arthur Bainbridge Lenox John F. Webber Baron. Friedrich John T. Craven Colonel Petroff John Sampolis Sacha Weletsky Edward Wade Constantine Weletsky Colonel Lenox Blanche Stoddard Isabelle Fletcher Laura Alicé Riker Eugenie Gertrude Berkeley Princess Palazzin Mary Sanders Dozia Cordelia Macdonald Mme Olga Alice Riker

East Lynne Captivates Bowdoin Square Theatre Crowd

The Lothrop stock company presented East Lynne with artistic force yesterday at Bowdoin Square Theatre. Miss Hunt wore magnificent, costly designs in acts one and two, highlighting her charms. Miss Du Bois proved chic in new wardrobe and Miss Hale charmed as Cornelia Carlyle in a demonstrative role. Hunt played both Lady Isabel and Mme. Vine, mother of royal birth and later a penitent nurse.

East Lynne Bowdoin Square Theatre Lothrop Stock’ Company Miss Hunt Miss du Bois Miss Hale Cornelia Carlyle Isabel Mme. Vine

Woodland at Tremont Theatre A Bird Themed Opera Delights

The Tremont Theatre crowded for the annual A M Sheehan benefit and Boston engagement of Henry W Savage's Woodland. Novel bird kingdom setting features Hot Bird and Cold Bottle by Donahue and Nichols plus Helen Hale singing If You Love Me Lindy with a chorus of blackbirds. Luders supplies tuneful numbers and other whistling pieces fill the bill.

Tremont Theatre A. M. Sheehan Boston Henry W. Savage John Donahue Mattie Nichols Helen Hale Lindy

Keith's Theatre Delights with Diverse Acts on Yesterday's Bill

Keith's offered a varied program with four numbers resembling circus turns. The Four Welsons showcased rope work, the DeVan sisters performed on a ladder, Bea and Nettie Masse mixed juggling with humor, and Professor Kreisel featured dogs cats and a monkey. George C. Davis delivered a witty mimicry routine, Ned Monroe and partners offered a new farce The Two Senators, the village choir from Way Down East impressed, Professor Schmalz's Academy impressed with German character pieces, Watson and Hills danced well, and the Fadettes and Mrs Nichols provided notable musical selections with new public premieres.

Keith’s Four Welsons DeVan Sisters Bea Nettie Masse Professor Kreisel George C. Davis J. W. Kelly Sir Henry Irving Ned Monroe W. N. Mack Nellie Lawrence Monroe

Entleure ment Delightful Violin Solo Invocation

A refined program featured with spirit and a valse lento. Mary Retuck Wilczek, concertmistress of the orchestra, delivered a violin solo so well performed that an encore was called for by the audience.

Mary Retuck Wilczek

Britt Returns to Boston in a Big Howard Show

Jimmy Britt headlines a Boston engagement at the Howard Theater with a strong bill of acts including the Fields, Van, Yamamoto Japs, Opera Bluff trio, Sawtelle, Dwyers, Nichols and Croix, and others. The program features variety acts, parodies, ventriloquism, dancing, and new motion pictures, highlighting Britt and his brother Billy along with a full vaudeville lineup.

Jimmy Britt Corbett Howard Britt Old House Billy Pacific Coast Harry Sadie Fields Charles Fanny van Yamamoto Japs Opera Bluff Hayman Franklin Marion Sawtelle Becky Igzy Tarry Howardites Van Casper Zarnes Charles Udell Alf Pearce Cunningham and Fowley Gordon Sisters Dwyers Nichols and Croix Hebert Rogers Holbrooks Frederick

Moonlight Maids at Lyceum in Rialto Rounder Burlesque

The Lyceum presents a 35 member company in A Rialto Rounder a two act burlesque with a Cuban adventuress plot. It features witty satire lively drollery charming women and grand scenery. The first act is at Senator McManus home and the second shows a county jail with several fine specialties.

Lyceum Senator McManus

Palace Theatre Presents Bright Stock Company This Week

Palace Theatre manager Waldron presents a bright stock company in two new sketches A New Manager and Waiting for the Train with a strong lineup. Notable acts include Mae Taylor Cissy Grant May Bryant Hattie Mills Tillie Cohan Lillian Raymond John Black and Seeback famed bag puncher with multi bag finale.

Waldron Palace Theatre Mae Taylor Mary Ann Cissy Grant May Bryant Hattie Mills Reuben and Cynthia Lillian Raymond John ‘Black Fesia Tillie Cohan Messrs Alio Ed J. Morris Ida Carney Daly Aldred Lyster Violet Cooke George Loretta Epps

Monster Python Draws Crowds at Austin & Stone's Museum

Visitors flocked to see the monster python at Austin & Stone's Museum. The 80 foot long serpent, weighing about 476 pounds by one guess, rested in its glass den while crowds tried to estimate its size. Parisian vibrationists performed a brass instrument act by a single family, delivering a lively interlude between spectators and the creature.

Messrs. Stone & Shaw Austin & Stone’s Museum Cafes Chantant Paris

Self Illuminating Street Signs Wonder In Boston

Passersby marvel at two self illuminating street corner signs at Boylston Tremont and Boylston Exeter in Boston. The signs read from 150 feet, drawing questions why all crossings aren’t similarly marked and highlighting an experiment by the Electrical Reflector Company of New York.

Boylston and Tremont Boylston Exeter Boston Tremont Street Electrical Reflector Company New York City Charles M. Berker

Parlor Oddities and Vaudeville Acts Draw Crowds in Boston

The piece notes the Van Doorns as notable performers in a Boston scene. Cherry Miller from Manitoba challenges men of equal weight to a catch-as-catch wrestling bout but has not found takers. Mme Myers, the bearded woman, attracts curiosity. Two vaudeville shows feature Coltons Sadie Talconer Collins and Keene Carroll male soprano burlesque acts, Fox and Cook, Eloile Uker, Franklin and Hopkins, Carroll andaker, Zanfretta and Mansfield, and Crimemins and Mack.

van Doorns Cherry Miller Manitoba Boston Mme. Myers Coltons Sadie Talconer Collins Keene Carroll Fox and Cook Eloileuker Franklin and Hopkins Carroll Andaker Zanfretta Mansfield Mins and Mack

Nickelodeon Vaudeville Features This Week At Local House

A strong show offers variety acts and large crowds despite warm weather. The curio halls showcase Ten Blackbirds in songs and dances, Royce brothers perform a top bag punching act, and a young ladies contest plus Lef tos head and hand balancing draw interest. The theatre presents George Platte impersonator Marie Moss Cora McCloskey Nelly Daley Hume and Hone and others in a lively vaudeville bill, with Friday amateur night as usual.

Ten Blackbirds Royce Brothers America George Platte Marie Moss Cora McCloskey Nelly Daley Hume and Hone

Colonial Theatre Summer Opener Delayed For The Bostonians

A plan change delays the opening of the summer season of comic opera at the Colonial Theatre. The Bostonians will not start with The Queen of Laughter but perform it in week two of their limited engagement. A special Decoration Day matinee will feature The Serenade. President Henry C Barnabee and Vice President W H McDonald lead a cast including George Frothingham George Fiske Douglas Ruthven Campbell Donald Harry Dale Frank Smithson Gertrude Zimmer Agnes Cain Brown and Adele Rafter.

Colonial Theatre Bostonians Queen of Laughter Boston Henry C. Barnabee The W. H. McDonald George Frothingham George Fiske Douglas Ruthven Campbell Donald Harry Dale Frank Smithson Gertrude Zimmer Agnes Cain Brown Adele Rafter

Pop Concerts Begin Fourth Week at Symphony Hall

The fourth week of the Pop concerts opened with strong audience interest. The series will gain prominence in the city’s amusements through special nights for home and visiting organizations planned for the season end.

Symphony Hall

Knight Mills Superintendent Resigns in Providence

David M. Thompson resigns as general superintendent of the B. B. & R. Knight mills in Providence. He was recently elected president of the F. W. Reynolds Company and is the father in law of cotton broker Daniel J. Sully.

B. B. & R. Knight Mills Providence R. I David M. Thompson F. W. Reynolds Company Daniel J. Sully

Delegates to National Electric Light Association event hosted by local members

Tonight the orchestra of 60 under Mr. T. Adamowski will perform selections for delegates of the National Electric Light Association convention. Program includes Vienna Always Vienna Schrammel Serenade Barcarole Harlequin on Voyage Babette Faust Gounod King Dodo Luders Flying Dutchman Wagner Semiramide Intermezzo Hoffmann Contes d Hoffmann and Czarina Mazourka Ganne.

National Electric Light Association

Walker's Museum Vaudeville Draws Big Crowds

Automatic vaudeville in the curio hall remains a strong draw with large audiences. The bijou auditorium showcases an all star vaudeville bill featuring the Girard sisters Clara Bradley Dolly Hastings Edna Worth and Harry Shaw among others. Amateur night is scheduled for Wednesday.

Curio Hall Bijou Girard Sisters Clara Bradley Dolly Hastings Edna Worth Harry Shaw

Operatic Concert at Colonial Theatre by Mme Vinello Johnson pupils

At the Colonial Theatre last evening Mme Vinello Johnson presented an operatic concert with Signor Roberto Vanni Jerome F Han shue John Zegar and L William Flint assisting. Selections included pieces from Don Juan Faust Aida The Magic Flute Trovatore Carmen and The Flying Dutchman. May Belle G Cadman and Mrs L M Wallace drew praise for their performances. Recitals by the pupils are set for von Chambers Hall on June 2 and 8.

Colonial Theatre Mme. Vinello Johnson Signor Roberto Vanni Jerome F. Hanshue John Zegar L. William Flint Don Juan Paust Aida T Trovatore Carmen Flying Dutchman May Belle G. Cadman L. M. Wallace Faust von Chambers

Steamer New Brunswick Opens New Boston Excursions

The steamer New Brunswick, upgraded by Boston businessmen, debuts for daily ocean excursions from Boston. Her first trip opens Saturday at 2 PM from Lincoln wharf near North ferry, with Sunday all day voyage from 10 30 AM returning about 6 PM weather permitting.

New Brunswick Boston Lincoln Wharf North Ferry

Memorial Day Program by Spanish War Veterans in East Boston

Captain William J Murphy of Major P J Grady Camp announces Memorial Day events in East Boston beginning with requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church. Graves at Holy Cross Cemetery will be decorated and an oration delivered by Alderman James M Curley.

William J. Murphy P. J. Grady Spanish War Veterans East Boston Sacred Heart Church Holy Cross Cemetery James M. Curley

Busy Day at Divorce Court in Mason Courtroom

Three sessions presided by Chief Justice Mason and Judges Richardson and Lawton heard cases. Mary A Bennett received decree nisi and $9 weekly alimony from George J. after he left her March 23, while Mrs Wells faced Bennett as lodger in a complex split with Wells. Parkhurst divorce action ended with no appearance. creedal cruelty cited. Elizabeth A vs John Meyers deser tion decree nisi. Giuseppe vs Maria G Volpe cruelty dismissed.

Mason Richardson and Lawton Bennett-Wells Mary A. Bennett George J Margaret Wells Henry Wells Bennett W. H. Parkhursts Elizabeth A. Vg John Meyers Nist Giuseppe Maria G. Volpe

Galvin Court of Foresters Affiliated with Suffolk Society

A well attended Charlestown meeting of Owen A. Galvin Court of Foresters in Lincoln Hall approved seven new membership applications and unanimously voted to affiliate with the Suffolk county branch of the American Federation of Catholic Societies. Visiting members from Cheverus and other courts spoke.

Galvin Court OF Foresters Owen A. Galvin Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters Lincoln Hall Warren Street Charlestown Robert E. Raeke Suffolk County American Federation of Catholic Societies Cheverus

Public Anniversary Reception at Boston Y M C U

The Boston Young Men's Christian Union marks its fifty third year with a public anniversary reception tomorrow evening. It will be informal with music by Bostonia Orchestra Cecilia String Quartet Apollo Male Quartet and the union orchestra. All departments will welcome visitors and exhibitions of gymnasium drawings will be shown. Prominent state officials plan to attend.

Boston Young Men’s Christian Union Boylston Street Tremont Christian Union Bers Ray Ton Life Bostonia Orchestra Cecilia String Quartet Apollo Union Orchestra

State 10 keep run of tramps chief Shaw appoints inspector

The Legislature assigns Chief Joseph B. Shaw to appoint a State detective to oversee all tramps traveling through the Commonwealth. Detective Frederick Rhoades of Malden is named as the new inspector and will lead the effort, bringing 18 years of major-case experience and records management at State headquarters. The approach targets a rise in crimes by tramp life, with vagrants now measure by the Bertillon system under the new law, and courts can banish them for two years.

Joseph B. Shaw Frederick Rhoades Malden Murs Ther

Walpole Church to Celebrate June 5 Service

Walpole church plans a June 5 service at the Second Congregational Church to mark the ministry of Rev. Phillips Payson who was called in 1729 and became the first settled pastor. Yale professor Williston Walker will speak on New England conditions during Payson’s era.

Second Congregational Church Walpole Phillips Payson Williston Walker Yale Divinity School New England Peyern

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