Tess of the D Urbervilles in Boston with Mrs Fiske
The Tremont Theatre hosted Boston’s first staging of Tess of the D Urbervilles starring Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske. The review lauds her convincing grasp of Tess’s inner conflict and the strong cast under Lorimer Stoddard’s faithful adaptation.
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Tremont
Boston
Tess
D’urbervilles
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Thomas Hardy
Fiske
Lorimer Stoddard
Alec
Angel Clare
Angel
Stonehenge
Stoddard
Mrs. Fiske
Frederick de Belleville
Forrest Robinson
Angel Flare
Cararaly
Tremont Theatre
John B. Schoesfel
Neue No
Boston Museum Delights With Never Again Farce
A strong Boston Museum cast delivers lively frothy humor in Never Again adapted from French. E M Holland leads Ribet with sly humor while George Marion, Fritz Williams, Katherine Florence, Samuel Reed, Grace Kimball, and Maybs on enrich a well balanced ensemble.
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Boston Museum
E. M. Holland
Ribet
George Marion
Katzenjammen
Fritz Williams
Vignon
Katherine Florence
Samuel Reed
Planchette
Grace Kimball
Zenda
May Bson
An Irish Gentleman Premier At Hollis Street Theatre
At Hollis Street Theatre a crowded house welcomed Ramay Morris's new three act Irish comedy An Irish Gentleman with Goopie delivering a perfect ownpour of rain and Andrew Mack introduced as the Boston star in a much higher grade than usual.
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Hollis Street
Goopie
Andrew Mack
Boston
Ramsay Morris
Ireland
Shenandoah at Castle Square Theatre With War Drama
The Castle Square Theatre presented Shenandoah a war drama by Bronson Howard with elaborate scenery and strong performances. Lillian Lawrence Adelaide Cushman Grace Atwell Mary Sanders and Rose Morison led a cast including H Gilmour Charles Mackay and others delivering a well appreciated production with daily showings and Captain Swift to follow.
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Castle Square Theatre
Shenandoah
Bronson Howard
Shenandoah Valley
Lillian Lawrence
Gertrude Ellingham
Adelaide Cushman
Mrs. Haverill
Grace Atwell
Madeline West
Mary Sanders
Benny Buckthorn
Old Margery
Rose Morison
Florence Baker
Haverill
H. Gilmour
General Haverll
Charles Mackay
Colonel West
Mr. Indsay Morison
Heartsease
N. H. Fowler
Bedloe
Horace Lewis
Buckthorn
J. Seeley
Ellinghean
William C. Masson
Hardwick
Tony Cummings
Barker
William Humphrey
Thornton
Captain Swift
The Man O War s Man at Bowdoin Square
Boston review notes a thrilling Bowdoin Square Theatre presentation of The Man O War s Man led by Thomas J. Shea as Captain Conway. The cast includes Lawrence Grattan Frank Bowman H Fletcher Harvey William Ines Irving Southard J H Gilbert Richard Hutchins William Johnson George West Charles Rollins John Wilton Frances Shea and Rose Adele with changes since Boston debut adding a Spanish officer as villain and strengthening interest.
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Thomas J. Shea
Army and Navy Club
New York City
Nicaragua
Uncle Sam
Thomas E. Shea
Conway
United States
Louise Brooks
Boston
Lawrence Grattan
Herman Schiller
U.S. N
Frank Bowman
Barry Hawley
H. Fletcher Harvey
Senor
Enrique Cardenas
William Ines
Ivan Pietrowitch
Harrigan and Yeamans Star in The Grip at Grand Opera House
Harrigan and Annie Yeamans head a strong cast in The Grip at Grand Opera House. M J Kearney Tom Granger and Harry A Fisher deliver notable turns while Rose Braham and Jessie Wyatt add charm. The Harriganesque farce runs this week only with lively humor throughout.
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Annie Yeamans
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Ellen Quinlen
Ike Bowser
Tipsey Warren
Ice Man
Mr. Kearney
Harry A. Fisher
August Grobie
Tom Granger
Rose Braham
Jessie Wyatt
The Girl From Paris at Park Theatre Entertains Crowd
The fourth week of The Girl From Paris at the Park Theatre drew praise for its wit and character study. Georgia Caine led as the title role with D L Don delivering a standout Hans performance. Rose Beaudet, Fred Lennox, William Broderick, and Anna Buckley also received strong notices. The ensemble includes thirty to forty other performers. The play appeals to all classes and promises light, cheerful entertainment to banish dull care.
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Park Theatre
Georgia Caine
D. L. Don
Hans
Rose Beaudet
Ebenezer Honeycomb
London
Fred Lennox
William Broderick
Anna Buckley
Last Davenport Nights at the Boston Theatre
Fanny Davenport’s great dramatic spectacle Soldier of France runs for the final shows at the Boston theatre with the engagement ending next Saturday night and no matinee.
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Fanny Davenport
Boston
Boston Theatre and Music Hall Highlights and Attractions
A report on theater and variety shows in Boston detailing Fanny Davenport in Joan, MacDowell as Crichet, and a staged election returns display. It notes strong advance sales and audience enthusiasm, plus upcoming acts at Howard Atheneum, Grand Theatre, Music Hall, and Austin & Stone's. It mentions Nansen lectures, Banda Rossa at Music Hall, The Wizard of the Nile cast corrections, and Zoo wedding week happenings with lions and a large crowd.
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Joan
Fr. MacDowell
Crichet
New York
Stereopticon
Sinclair Nash
Arthur Carleton
Grand Oeere House
Grand Opera House
Cashin’s
Young’s Hotel
Zoo
Louise Charlottesberg
Arthur St. Andrassy
Centre den
Mhagenbeck’s
Fritz Schultz
the Howes
Emma Cottely
Europe
Keith's Theatre Vaudeville Ends Strong With Diverse Acts
Georgia Gardiner and Edgar Ely closed the Keith's Theatre continuous show with a lively vaudeville set. Edwin Latell impressed as “eminent comedy musical artist,” while the Polo brothers offered a standout horizontal bar routine. Other acts included Hayes and Randy eccentrics, Burke and Andrus pantomime with a mule and lion, new biograph pictures, and Marshall P Wilder's acclaimed debut.
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Keith’s Theatre
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Gardiner
Edgar Ely
Keith
Lillian Burkhart
Ely
Edwin Latell
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Burke
Andrus
Marshall P. Wilder
Eclat
Empire Theatre Announces Ninth Stock Company Tour
The Empire Theatre stock company led by Iola Allen returns next Monday to Hollis Street for an eight o’clock advance seat sale. The opener is Under the Red Robe from Stanley Weyman, dramatized by Edward Rose, a hit at the Empire New York last season with 300 performances. New to the company is William Faversham replacing Henry Miller. rest of troupe includes J H Dodson Charles Canfield W H Thompson Jameson Lee Finney Ferdinand Its chalk W H Crompton and others.
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Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Hollis Street
Stanley Weyman
Richelieu
France
Edward Rose
Empire Theatre
New York
Empire Company
William Faversham
Henry Miller
Iola Allen
J. H. Dodson
Charles Canfield
W. H. Thompson
Jameson Lee Finney
Ferdinand Its Chalk
W. H. Crompton
A Ward of France to Open at Boston Theatre
Charles W. Strine for Klaw & Erlanger arranges Boston production of A Ward of France at the Boston Theatre Monday evening. The historical drama by Franklyn Fyles and Eugene Presbrey depicts Napoleonic era struggles over Louisiana and its eventual US cession. Box office sales opened briskly yesterday.
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Charles W. Strine
Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger
Boston
Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia
Franklyn Fyles
Eugene Presbrey
Louisiana
United States
Boston Theatre
On the Bowery at the Columbia with Chuck Connors
The Bowery drama On the Bowery at the Columbia drew a cordial Boston audience for Chuck Connors in the role of a Bowery saloon keeper and bird jumper. Connors, known as the Mayor of Chinatown, received enthusiastic welcome from friends and Chinese merchants in special honor of his visit. Prodie’s original company appeared with him, receiving approval as Connors was called before the curtain three times.
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Chuck
Connors
New York Bowery
Steve Brodie
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Boston
Chinatown
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Dr Nansen lecture on Fram voyage in Boston
Dr Nansen will describe the Fram drift and Arctic expedition feats in a lecture at Music Hall Boston on Thursday evening November 4. The talk is billed as detailing the famed voyage and its remarkable achievements in polar exploration.
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Boston
Music Hall
Palace Theatre Week Brims With Burlesque and Vaudeville
Everett and Mack's Wood Sisters Extravagan za company presents A Trip to the Casino a lively burlesque at the Palace Theatre with a large cast including Annie Pierson and W G Everett. An extra performance will feature election returns from New York and Boston on stage.
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Daly
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Mack
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