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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1905

Page

10

Valkyrie in English at Tremont Week of Opera

Eight more performances by Henry W Savage's English Grand Opera company at the Tremont feature Wagner's Valkyrie sung in English. Conductor Schenck leads a stellar cast with Francis Maclennan Wotan Ottley Cranston and Gertrude Bennyson. Matinee Wednesday at 1:30 includes a Wotan change to Winfred Goff. Remaining days present La Boheme Faust Aida Lohengrin and Rigoletto with varied programs and continuing attractions at downtown venues.

Henry ‘W. Savage Tremont Wagner Boston Savage Valyrie America Wotan Hunding Siegmund Brunnhilde Schenck Rossweise Winifred Baldwin Grimgerde Flora Fitzgerald Winfred Goff Mr. Cranston Faust

Majestic Theatre Opens Second Month of As Ya Sow

The Majestic Theatre launches the second month of Rev. John Snyder’s play As Ya Sow with the heaviest advance sale in its history. A large cast led by Frank Gillmore and Douglas Fairbanks delivers a shipwreck sequence with realism and weather effects. Election night reads of returns will interrupt the drama, featuring Lillian Albertson and Drina de Wolfe as leads Thorah and Helga.

John Snyder Boston New England Messrs. Brady Grismer Frank Gillmore Charles B. Craig Franklin Roberts Macm. Barnes Douglas Fairbanks Edwin Forsberg Ben Cotton Marie Taylor Helen MacGregor May McCabe Marian Chapman Pearl Sanford Kate Beneteau Olive Wright Majestic Theatre New York Massachusetts Mr. Morgan Thorah Helga Lillian Albertson Drina de Wolfe Marie Wainwright W. H. Thompson J. F. Dodson Henry Bergman Rose Anton Basil West

Keith's Theatre Presents European Varieties Cast This Week

An all-variety program at Keith's Theatre highlights The Agoust Family a leading European juggling act with A Lively Supper at Maxim's. Other features include Harry Howard’s ponies and dogs Eight Allisons Naomi Ethardo LePages Hole Men brothers and a strong comedy lineup with Marty Booker Corbley Smith Campbell Jack Norworth Fred Rae Gussie Brosche Louise Dresser Maxmillian Pilsner Lambert and Pierce. Marie Hall the English violinist appears with Jordan Hall recitals on the 14th and 18th. tickets go on sale tomorrow.

Keith Europe Agoust Maxim's Harry Howard Howard Eight Allisons Naomi Ethardo LePages Holemen Brothers Marty Booker Frohman Corbley Smith and Campbell Crossfire Jack Norworth Fred Rae Gussie Brosche Louise Dresser Maxmillian Pilsner Joseph Joachim Lambert and Pierce Marie Hall London Jordan Hall Symphony Hall

Prodigal Son heads Colonial Theatre bill with Caine plays

The Colonial Theatre presents The Prodigal Son tomorrow night, a dramatic epic by Hall Caine set in Iceland. Howard Morgan stars as Magnus with Edward McKay among the promising cast, as the tale traces a younger brother’s rise, fall, and return to save family from poverty.

Hall Caine Iceland Mr. Caine Howard Morgan Magnus Mr. Morgan Edward Mackay

Nat Goodwin to star in Wolfville at Colonial Theatre

Charles Frohman presents Nat G goodwin for two weeks starting Nov 20 in a new American play Wolfville adapted from Alfred Henry Lewis Wolfville stories by Clyde Fitch and Willis Steell. The company features Katherine Grey Jesse Busley Phyllis Rankin Josephine Sherwood Guy Standing Sam Edwards and others.

Charles Frohman Nat GQ. Goodwin Colonial Theatre Jessie Busley Phyllis Rankin Josephine Sherwood Guy Standing Sam Edwards Rapley Holmes Neil O’brien W. H. Post Charles Butler

Evolution of minstrelsy at Boston Theatre 1905 show

The Boston Theatre opens George Primrose's minstrel festival detailing a blend of old and modern forms. Primrose and manager James H. Decker lead a company with Arthur Deming Eddie Mazier and famed performers like Emil Subers Bailey Brothers Horan and Connors Smith plus a 20 voice chorus and operatic orchestra.

George Primrose Boston Theatre James H. Decker Tambo Arthur Deming Eddie Mazier Emil Subers Bailey Brothers Eddie Horan Connors and Smith William Stenberg Gus Reed Frank Coombs Franklyn A. Beatle Aubrey Yates William Oakland Ed Chappell George Kellogg

Howard Atheneum Promises a Rich Weekend Bill

The Howard Atheneum presents a strong week with Alf Grant and Miss Ethel Hoag in a skit A Little of Everything. The Everetts, Ned Nye, Floye Ridledge, Reid sisters, Mallory brothers, Brooks and Halliday perform new acrobatic and musical acts. Irene Latour, Zara, Tom Killeen, Dave Murphy, Bailey and Fletcher, Carroll and Baker, Spedden and Her son, Belfords, Fredericks, and the Howardscope feature. The burlesque program includes The Knock-Out Club with a varied cast of vocal and comic acts. Performances begin at 4 PM and 9:30 PM daily.

Howard Alf Grant Boston Ethel Hoag Everetts Ned Nye Floye Ridledge Reid Sisters Mallory Brothers Brooks and Halliday Irene Latour Zara Tom Killeen Dave Murphy Bailey and Fletcher Carroll and Baker Spedden and Herson Belfords Fredericks Howardscope

Empire Theatre to Stage Two Little Sailor Boys in Boston

Morison announces Empire stock company will present Walter Howard English melodrama Two Little Sailor Boys at the Empire Theatre. Set on the Devonshire coast, the plot centers on two lads and a Navy officer family with romance, comedy, and intrigue through a sequence of lively and serious scenes.

Boston Treament Empire Primrose Pike Globe Grand Opera House Casette Square Bowdoin Square Keith’s The Howard Columbia Lyceum Palace Austin & Stone’s Museum Park Hollis Empire Theatre Morison Empire Stock Company Walter Howard England Royal Navy Devonshire Admiral Gray James Seeley Noel Tregarthen Howell Hansel Richard Ralstone Frank Losee Tom York Francis Byrne Jack Jolly Edwin Nicander Benjamin Baxter William Evarts Jim Royston William Hasson Blinker William Mason Harker Harry Hadfield Inspector Johnson John Meehan Lola Gray Gertrude Berkeley Mildred Gray Mary Hall Grace Wilson Jeffie Tilbury Jil Gray Adelaide Manola Mary Sanders

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