Serenade Opens Bostonians Week at Boston Theatre
The second week of the Bostonians at the Boston Theatre opened with The Serenade, a staple opera, drawing the largest audience of the engagement. Hilda Clarke, Adele Rafter, and John Dunsmore debuted in key roles, delivering mixed vocal results while encores highlighted the Bolero and love song. The program will continue with Robin Hood and Beck y Sharp performances as Boston audiences enjoy a busy week of theatre with new debuts and shifts in the lineups.
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Bostonians
Boston Theatre
Hilda Clarke
Yvonne
Adele Rafter
Dolores
John Dunsmore
Romero
Miss Clarke
Viceroy
Miss Rafter
Angelus
H. C. Barnabee
Duke
W. H. MacDonald
Alvarado
George Frothingham
Robin Hood
Hilda, Clarke
Boston
Maid Marion
Alan-a-Dale
Miss Morton Delights Boston Vaudeville Crowd
In Boston Last Evening Miss Morton made her first appearance in vaudeville here. She was warmly greeted and uproariously applauded after her songs. The program featured lively turns by Press Eldridge, John C. Fox and Katie Allen, and a roster of acts including D Alma and his dogs, the Livingstone family, and the Seymours acrobats. Bids for objection returns were to be received until 1:06 a.m.
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Miss Morton
J. J. Dowling
Katherine E. Rand
Eldridge
John C. Fox
Katie Allen
Fialkowski
D’'Alma
Livingstone
Seymours
Pattens
Wilson
Leicester
Morgan
Otto
Bailey
Matson
Hoffman
Maurice
Mile
Anita
BeBiere
DeMora
Music Hall
Hamilton
Winter St
Oxford
Dorothy Morton Press
Mra. Dowling
Alma’s Dogs
the Livingstones
the Seymours Fialkowski
Nes’da Orch
Musee Tice World In Wax
Eden Musee
N. Y
Revival of Le Voyage en Suisse thrills Grand Opera House crowd
A grand revival of Le Voyage en Suisse drew a large audience at the Grand Opera House last night. The pantomime delighted with changes and additions, presenting the bridal couple’s Swiss travels in a funnier light, led by Arline Crater and supported by a strong company. Tonight election returns will be read from the stage, and next week William Gillatte’s Secret Service will head the lineup.
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Grand Opera House
Switzerland
Charles Schrode
William C. Schrode
H. M. Herbert
Arline Crater
Marion L. Shirley
Nellie Daly
Harry W. Rich
Alfred Kant
Frank Fusselton
William Gillatte
Secret Service
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at Rowdoin Square Theatre
The world renowned drama Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde drew two strong crowds at the Rowdoin Square Theatre West End venue. True S James leads a notable cast including Carley as Luttherston Hadfield as Sir Danvers Carew and Susette Willey as Agnes Carew with Edith Talbot and Florence Hale in supporting roles. Souvenir photos of Marta Shepard will be given to coupon seat holders and election returns read between acts. Next week Sapho with a star cast, followed by East Lynne the week of Nov 18.
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Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Rowdoin Square Theatre
West End
Rowdoin
S. James
Jekyll and Hy
Jekyll
Hyde
Carley
Uitterson
Harry
Hadfield
Sir Danvers Carew
Frank M. Allen
Inspector Newcomer
E. D. Denison
Dr. Lanyon
Will Phillins
Poole
E. R. Philips
O’brien
Susette Willey
Agnes Carew
Edith Talbot
Mary Ann Hawkins
Florence Hale
Marta Shepard
Sapho
Castle Square Theatre delivers strong Arrah Na Pogue run
Last evening's performance of Arrah Na Pogue at Castle Square Theatre drew a large crowd with lively applause. Lillian Lawrence again excelled as Arrah, joined by Leonora Gnito as Fanny Power and Kate Ryan in Fatty Walsh. Other cast members John Craig J L Seeley Charles McKay Edward Wade Tony Cummings John T Craven impressed as Shaun the Post O Grady Beamish McCoul Major Coffin and the wedding scene. Management announces extension for another week as demand remains high. A special wire has been run to the stage for tonight's election re-
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Arrah Na Pogue
Castle Square Theatre
Lillian Lawrence
Arrah
Leonora Gnito
Fanny Power
Kate Ryan
Fatty Walsh
John Craig
Shaun the Post
J. L. Seeley
O’grady
Charles Mckay
Beamish McCoul
Edward Wade
Coffin
Tony Cummings
John T. Craven
Michael Feeny
Quick Colds Bolstered by Ayer's Cherry Pectic
An ad style note urges quick relief from lingering colds with Ayer's Cherry Pectic claiming it cures in a night. The text is old fashioned and market minded, emphasizing rapid results and health improvement.
Hollis Street Theatre Opens Second Week With Wilson
Francis Wilson greeted a packed Hollis Street Theatre for the second and last week of his stay. The Monks of Malabar drew hearty laughter and applause as Boolboom kept audiences in stitches with Madge Lessing. Tonight a reading of election returns closes an engaging show with elaborate staging and period costumes. Next week Frohman’s stock company arrives with a notable cast, bringing Boston its annual engagement.
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Francis Wilson
Hollis Street
Malabar
Boston
Mr. Wilson
Boolboom
Madge Lessing
Joseph
James
John
Wilson
New York
Empire Theatre
Charles Frohman
Hollis Street Theatre
Mr. Frohman
Guy Standing
W. H. Crompton
Edwin Stevens
Joseph Wheelock, Jr
E. ¥. Backus
George Osbourne, Jr
George W. Howard
John R. Sumner
George Sylvester
Frank Brownlee
Thomas Gibson
Gardner Jenkins
W. B. Barnes
Thomas Whiffen
Margaret Dale
Lillian Thurgate
Lost River at the Park Theatre Gaining Boston Favor
The Park Theatre production of Lost River is entering a second week as Boston audiences embrace the show. On Monday Liebler and Co. will transpose the cast with New York players for a single performance, highlighting stars Mary Sanders and William Courtleigh among others in Boston and New York lineups.
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Lest River
Park Theatre
Boston
Messrs
Liebler & Co
New York
the Park
Mary Sanders
William Courtleigh
John Winthrop
Hans Robert
Eugenie Thais Lawton
P. Aug. Anderson
Charles Abbe
James Lackave
Mrs. Preston
Mabel Taliaferro
Ada Dwyer
Haliet Thompson
C. B. Hawkins
William Hiaveltine
Harry Bradley
Johnnie Hoey
Harry Adams
Violet Rand
Edith Athelston
Helen Thill
Marge Carr Cook
Wiliam Bechtel
Castle Square Stock Company
Immense Grand Theatre bill features The Fugitive drama
The Grand Theatre drew two large houses with a program of drama vaudeville and music led by Severin Pe Dey. Mil dred Eyland as Hester Mar von J J Owens as Arthur Stollery and Frank J Kirke as Crackles head a strong company with Grace Euler and others. A realistic wreck, the Priory scene, first rate vaudeville between acts and a concert by the Grand orchestra complemented the show. Souvenir photos of Mr De Deyn and Miss Hyland were distributed. election returns will be read from the stage tonight every half hour.
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Grand Theatre
Washington and
Dover Streets
Grand Theatre Stock Company
Severin Pe Dey
John Levitt
the Fugitive
Mildred Eyland
Hester Marvon
Arthur Stollery
J. J. Owens
Crackles
Frank J. Kirke
Messrs
James A. Bliss
Charles Farwell
Thomas Carroll
Evan Harris
Miss Grace Euler
Master Curley Courtleroy
Virginia Thornton
Isetta Jewell
de Deyn
Miss Hyland
Keith's Theatre Charms Crowd With Castle Square Veterans
Keith's Theatre presented J. K. Murray and Clara Lane from the Castle Square opera company in Heart and Hand with Murray singing encore numbers. Isabelle Urquhart and Gerald Griffin offered Even Stephen while Dixon Bowers Dixon jeered and danced in a noted routine. The Aldorf-Metro Incident sketch with Clayton White and Marie Stuart delighted, and Rentons delivered a sweet mini Old Homestead. Vocalists Albert L. Guille Lillian Somers Clip ser Quartet and Maud MelIntyre added appeal. election returns to be read from the stage tonight.
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J. K. Murray
Clara Lane
Castle Square Opera Company
Keith
Lecocq
Mr. Murray
Isabelle Urquhart
Stephen
Gerald Griffin
Miss Urquhart
Mr. Griffin
Dixon
Bowers
Keith’s
Robertus
Wilfrido
Keith's
Clayton White
Marie Stuart
Mr. White
Albert L. Guille
Lillian Somers
Clipper
Maud MelIntyre
Andrew Mack headlines Boston Museum week two
Boston crowds packed the Boston Museum as Andrew Mack began the second week of his stay with a mix of romance song and stage action. The performance featured four standout songs including Por Freedom and Ireland and The Sere nade, with strong comic sound from gallery voices. The cast impressed, notably Josephine overt Clara Knott George W. Deyo and Wiwin Vrandt, while next week promises James K. Hackett and The Pride of Jennico with swordplay and a star lineup from the Criterion Theatre troupe.
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Boston
Boston Museum
Andrew Mack
Mr. Mack
Ireland
Gallery
Tommy Murphy
Josephine Overt
Clara Knott
George W. Deyo
Wiwin Vrandt
James K. Hackett
Jennico
Mr. Hackett
Criterion Theatre
Includin
George Barbier
Arthur Hoops
Theodore Hamilton
Longley ‘Taylor
Stephen Wright
Ralph Lewis
Edward Donnelly
James’ Otley
Berth Galland
Gertrude Rivers
Mand Ligh
Frances Neilson
Fannie Thatcher
Elizabeth Halloway
Cadet Girl Opens Final Week at Columbia Theatre
Last evening the Cadet Girl entered the final week of its Boston engagement under auspicious circumstances. Dan Daly drew a tremendous reception while other principals gained near equal favor. The libretto abounds in humor and the musical numbers are lively. Election returns from all parts of the country will be announced tonight. The matinees on Wednesday attract bargain seekers and will continue through the season. Next Monday a new musical comedy titled Miss will come to the Columbia.
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Becky Sharp
Tremont Theatre
Vanity Fair
Thackeray
David Garrick
Boston
Dan Daly
Columbia
New York star burlesquers debut at the Howard
The New York Star Burlesquers opened yesterday at the Howard under Bobby Manchester. Leading actmakers Will McEvoy and Bob Carlin head a colorful troupe including Sam Adams Nat Brown and Bessie Burns with a one act comedietta The Sousa Girls. Lenni Hawkins dominates the olio with Burke and McEvoy and other top entertainers.
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New York Star Burlesquersf
Howard
Bobby Manchester
Will McEvoy
Bob Carlin
Sam Adams
Nat Brown
Bessie Burns
Adele Irwin
Martha Claus
Ella Claus
Isabella Garfield
Allie Newell
Belle Mapas
Blanche Miller
Sousa Girls
Legende
London
Lenni Hawkins
Olio
Hawkins
Burkend McEvoy
Carlin
Brown
Gluckers
Sam J. Adams
Robinson
Irwin
Etta Dryer
Theerformance
Mark Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Mile
la Toska
Morton
Elliott
Arnold Sisters
Carroll
Larkin
Emery
Russell
Jackson
Douglas
Renee Nents
Quo Vadis Comes to Boston Theater in New American Run
The sale of seats for London Adelphi Theatre production of Quo Vadis began yesterday at the Boston Theatre. The show and its costumes are new to America with a first American preview Monday night. Cast includes Wilton Lackaye as Pergonius Aubrey Boucicault as Vicinius D Lyons as Nero and others.
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London
Adelphi Theatre
Boston
America
England
Adele Theatre
New York
Max Freeman
Strauss Orchestra to Perform Five Evenings at Symphony Hall
The Strauss Concerts are set for five evening performances and two matinees at Symphony Hall. A high demand for seats signals the popularity of this city duplication of the New York success. The Strauss Orchestra, under Herr Strauss, will feature notable soloists and dedicate several compositions to American admirers. Seats are on sale at Symphony Hall.
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Strauss
Symphony Halls
New York
Symphony Tiall
Beauty Show of Nations at Austin and Stone
Marguerite from Gay Paree and a host of international beauties captivate crowds at the Beauty Show of All Nations in Austin & Stone. The closing week features two extra vaudeville programs and prominent acts including the Musical Martens and Collins and Hardt among others.
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Marguerite
Show of All Nations
Austin & Stone
Fraulein Lange
Beauty Congress
Portugal
Greece
Italy
America
Congress
Winona
St. Bernard
Trixy Roderigo
Martens
Wil Barclay
Albano
Alden
Bint Sisters
Collins and Hardt
Permano
Living Photos
West
Williams
Madison Brothers
Great Rumir
Birdie Lewis
Collins and
Carlin
Dan Anderson
Saxe and Johnson
Marion and
Dean
Fannie Aldworth
Emerson and Lynch
Albene
la Brant
Bell Richards
Claude Frederic
Nickelodeon Curio Hall Delights With Tug of War Event
Manager Walker drew large crowds with a grand tug of war between the McKinley girls and Bryan belles. Other notable acts include the Delti nos knife and battle-axe show, blindfolded knife impalement by M Deltino, and lineups featuring Stuart the bounding wire, Max Wexler, Mme Lincoln and J Page. The Casey Little Parlor Theatre hosts hourly vaudeville by Lynch and Nieman, Marle Stanley, Herbert Warren, Dan Nash, Lottie Harris and others.
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Walker
Curio Hall
McKinley
Bryan Belles
Deltinos
M. Deltino
Stuart
Max Wexler
Mme. Lincoln
W. Reyman
Dr. Thumin
J. Page
A. London
Casey Little Parlor Theatre
Lynch
Nieman
Marle &Tanley
Herbert Warren
Dan Nash
Lottie Harris
Tommy West
Nellia Buckley
Felix Martin
Lottie Raymond
Marion Becket
Anna Hill
Rube Abe Levy
Boston Music Hall Vaudeville Spotlight Shines On Morton
Dorothy Morton, noted for a lyric voice and ravishing gowns, headlines this week at Boston Music Hall Vaudeville, delivering a standout entertainment entry in a class of its own.
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Boston Music Hall
Dorothy Morton
Mother and Baby Trust in Scott's Emulsion Benefit
Mothers and babies gain from Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil, promoting strength for the mother and growth for the infant. A sample offer is extended by Scott & Bowne of 4eq Pearl Street New York for trial use.
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Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Jacobs & Lowrys Merry Maidens at the Lyceum
A weeklong engagement opens with Jacobs & Lowry’s Merry Maidens led by Westie Hanly and complemented by James Lowry Sam Rice Ford West Jack Conroy and Nellie Hanly. New act Enchanted Art Pictures features twelve living pictures. Acts include A Night at the French Ball and A Merry Maiden’s Lovers with burlesques, songs, and acrobatic comedy. Tonight election returns will be shown by wire at the midnight show.
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Lyceum
Jacobs & Lowry
Merry Maidens
Westie Hanly
Hst
James Lowry
Sam Rice
Ford West
Jack Conroy
Nellie Hanly
Ford
Dot West
Walter and
Maid
Conroy and
Lowry
Schutz and Devene
Josie Flynn
Spectacular Week at New Palace Theatre Opens
Joe Oppenheimer's company brings Miss New York Jr to the Palace Theatre for a week. A merry burletta The Rubberville Baths Club opens, followed by Cleopatra at Coney Island in a grand extravaganza. Filton brothers, Nellie Hill, Hattie Mills, Sevon duo, Clifford and Burke, Mum and Nelson, and the Clarente quartet perform full shows.
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Joe Oppenheimer
Miss New York, Jr
Palace Theatre
Rubberville Baths
Coney Island
Alio
Filton Brothers
Nellie Hill
Hattie Mills
Harry
Julia Sevon
Clifford
Burke
Mum
Nelson
Clarente
Tere
Armbruster Lecture Recital On Song Writers Tonight
The second of Carl Armbruster's lecture recitals will be held at Association Hall tomorrow afternoon. Pauline Cramer will contribute illustrations, and the composers to be discussed are Franz and Schumann.
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Carl Armbruster
Association Hall
Pauline Cramer
Franz
Schumann
Marsae On The Stage In Washington Tonight
Joseph Brooks and Maclyn Arbuckle head the cast in Marsac and Fontaine a Paris two bohemians tale at the Theatre. The play follows a newspaper ruse about a forged American fortune to hide debts while creditors and society nobles court them. Cast includes Margaret Fuller, Sandor Milliken, William Ferguson, F. E. Abeles, Horace Lewis and Claude Brooke.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph Brooks
Pang
Maclyn
America
Marsac
Fontaine
Paris
Margaret Fuller
Sandor Milliken
William J. Ferguson
Abeles
Horace Lewis
Claude Brooke
Boy testifies against Roxbury officer in pull incident
Harold Bradbury Rollins, 8, testified before police commissioners that Policeman George E. Lewis pulled him along a Roxbury street car line last July. Lewis, off duty on Warren street, said he merely rubbed the boy’s head as mud was thrown while the child backed into him. the board will rule.
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Harold Bradbury Rollins
Bradbury H. Rollins
Moreland Street
Roxbury
George E. Lewis
City Hall
Lewis
Warren Street
Rollins
Fifty Years in Prison for Double Murder and Assault
John Williams alias John Brooks was sentenced by Judge Young to a total of fifty years in the State Prison. He was convicted in the Supreme Court of second degree murder for the death of Thomas Dobbins in Dover, and of assault with intent to kill Arthur Russell of Somersworth on July 4. Williams will be taken to Concord Prison tomorrow.
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Dover
N. H
John Williams
John Brooks
Supreme Court
Thomas Dobbins
Arthur Russell
Somersworth
Young
Williams
Concord
Three Naturalization Fraud Suspects Arrested in City
Three men and two unidentified witnesses were arrested by U S Marshals Waters and Pickering on charges of fraudulent naturalization. Defendants Michael Angelo Ciamba of 36 Prince Street Emilio De Cristofarro of 5 Charter Street and Peter Massa of 28 Fleet Street appeared before Commissioner Fiske. Ciamba allegedly lied about being in the country before age 18. hearings were continued. Bail set at $1500 each.
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Epee
United States
Waters
Pickering
Michael Angelo Ciafmba
Prince Street
Emelio de Cristofarro
Charter Street
Peter Massa
Fleet Street
Ciamba
Fiske
Death from gas in store at Myrtle Street
Edward W. Hutt who ran a small shop with his sister at 59 Myrtle street was found dead in the store at 5 am yesterday. A gas odor drew attention. the door was forced and Hutt lay in a chair near a gas stove with its feed pipe disconnected and gas flowing.
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Edward W. Hutt
Myrtle Street
Hutt
The American Queen November issue on stage articles
The November number from Gilchrist & Co. offers features for theatre lovers. It includes The Actresses of the Eighteenth Century, The Art of Eleanora Duse, and How a Great Actress Makes Up for the Stage. Women readers can obtain a copy by applying at Gilchrist & Co 417 Washington Street.
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Gilchrist & Co
Washington Street
Eleanora Duse
Archtor Towed Into Halifax After Shaft Breaks
The Chesapeake's captain reports towing the steamer Archtor into port this morning after picking her up 250 miles from Halifax Saturday afternoon. The Archtor, a Leith, Qet. 20, for New York trader, broke her tail shaft and was adrift.
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Archtor
Halifax
Chesapeake
Leith
New York
New Haven Now Offer for Harvard Yale Game Carriage
If you are going to New Haven Now to see the Harvard and Yale game why not arrange a party and charter a special parlor car Call on A S Hanson general passenger agent Boston Albany railroad for details.
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New Haven
Harvard
Yale
A. S. Hanson
Boston & Albany Railroad
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