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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1900

Page

7

Quo Vadis at Boston Theatre Opens With Merit and Splendor

The Boston stage crowd packed the house for Whitney and Knowles dramatic treatment of Quo Vadis from Stanislaus Stange. Praises for the cast, lavish mounting, and faithful adaptation back the performance, with Wilton Lackaye, Aubrey Boucicault, Edmund Lyons, and Georgie Olp among standout players. The Pride of Jennico receives applause at the Museum with Hackett and Bertha Galland delivering strong romantic leads.

Boston Whitney Knowles Stanislaus Stange Petronius Nero Vinicius Lygia Aulus Rome Wilton Lackaye Aubrey Boucicault Edmund Lyons R G. Williams Ellinus Wadsworth Harris Fred B. Beane Chile Georgie Olp Bijou Fernandez Eliza Proctor Otis Whitney and Knowles Iitio Vadis Edmund D. Lyons Junius Brutus Booth Frank Mordaunt Carlotta Nilsson Cours

Willard Returns to Boston in Garrick and The Silent Woman

Eminent English actor E.8 Willard opens a Boston engagement at Tremont Theatre after three years away. The double bill includes David Garrick with a curtain raiser The Silent Woman. Strong cast performances praised, Willard’s charm, voice, and reading praised, with Maud Hoffman and others starring. The run repeats all week except Wednesday afternoon featuring The Professor's Love Story.

Willard Tremonteatre Boston David Garrick Mr. Willard Adam Iagot Maud Hoffman Ada Ingot England Francis Volpe Simon Ingot Ernest Stallard Richard Chivy H. Caine Samuel Smith Miss Cavendish Mrs. Smith J. G. Taylor Mr. Brown Laura Linden Miss Brown H. G. Lonsdale Reginald Jones Comedietta Marie Linden H. Cane A.S. Homewood

Empire Stock Company Arrives at Hollis with Brother Officers

The Empire stock company of New York begins a two week stay at the Hollis presenting Brother Officers by Captain Trevor. The drama follows a brave soldier rising to officer, his front line deeds, social life missteps, and Lt Pleydell aiding him in tiger hunt, debts, and romance with Pleydell’s sweetheart.

Hollis Empire Stock Company of New York The Inngland Trevor India Pleydell John Siinds Pley

We Mean You Ayer’s Hair Vigor Claim

An old advertisement promotes We Mean You Ayer’s Hair Vigor claiming rapid hair growth, reduced hair loss, and restoration of dark color. It urges readers to request a book detailing the product’s benefits and usage.

Ayer

Miss Prinnt Delights at Columbia Theatre With Dressler

Marie Dressler headlined Miss Prinnt a three act musical comedy at the Columbia Theatre. George W. Hobart wrote the libretto with John L. Golden composing the music. The play centers on mistaken identity involving Miss Dressler as editor of Somerset Turnover and a libelous plot. The cast includes Theodore Babcock and Jobyna Howland with burlesque finale The Village Beauty. Dressler’s makeup and singing drew praise, and the ensemble delivered strong comic timing throughout.

Columbia Theatre Marie Dressler Miss Prinnt George W. Hobart John L. Golden May Irwin Miss Dressler Miss Irwin Helen Prinnt Somerset Turnover Dave Lewis Mr. Lewis Mr. Don New York Theodore Babcock Jobyna Howland Mr. Babcock Miss Howland Hous Zelta Frank Catherine Weinyard Adele Farrington Yeon Kohlman Arthur Stanford Frederick Richter Lillian Russell

Lost River at Park Theatre Delights Boston Audience

At the Park Theatre last night a large, receptive audience enjoyed a New York cast led by William Courtleigh in Lost River. The production drew praise for its engaging performances and friendly reception, signaling strong local interest in the show.

Boston Fourteenth Street New York City Joseph Arthur New York the Park Mary Sanders Ora Jones Indiana Castle Square Theatre William Courtleigh Lost River Bob Blessinge P. Aug. Anderson Hans Robert John Winthrop Charles Abbe James Lackaye Ada Dwyer Eugenie Thaisteat Mabel Taliaferro Mrs. Preson Bog Eereer Park Theatre Liar

Revival of Sapho Impresses Boston Audiences

At Bowdoin Square Theatre last evening a magnificent Sapho revival drew praise for Laura Alberta in the title role and a largely familiar cast. The program promises a single week engagement with East Lynne to follow, while Keith’s bill also offered strong vaudeville acts led by Etta Butler and a Close Call sketch with vivid costumes.

Bowdoin Square Theatre Sapho Bowdoin Square Boston Laura Alberta Miss Alberta Frank M. Allen James Jean Caouda Carley la Gomerie E. D. Denison Dechelette E. R. Phillips Cesaire Harry Hadfield Flamant James Levering Pierre Legrand Will Phillips Hettema Charles Henderson de Potter Frank Marr Ss. Clayton Fred Sinclair Arlotte *Hunt Irene Edith Talbot Alice Florence Hale Madame Hettema Henrietta Rich Miriam Law Alice Keane Eller Rainer Gussie Hunt Alberta Keith Etta Butler Cissie Loftus Severa Miss Butler Oebersol Camecocks J. K. Murray Clarane Murray Kathleen Mavourneen Maxwell Simpson Dillon Brothers Sanner Alabama Four Ben Harney Anna Teresa Berger Craigs

Secret Service thrills Boston at Grand Opera House opening

Undoubtedly the best play by William Gillette attracts strong crowds as Secret Service opens a week at the Grand Opera House. Nell Twomey debuts as Captain Orne, delivering an artistic, graceful performance in love scenes. Augusta True, Anna Vislaire, and Kingsley Benedict earn praise for refined portrayals amid a strong supporting cast. The company delivers a lively Boston debut with matinees Tuesday Friday Saturday and a follow up on November 19 with Sunshine of Paradise Alley.

William Gillette Boston Secret Service Grand Opera House Boston Museum Nell Twomey Chelsea Mr. Twomey Captain Orne Mr. Gillette Gillette Augusta True Edith Varney Anna Vislaire Caroline Mitford Kingsley Benedict Wilfred Varney Clint G. Ford Old Jonas Darkey Estelle Gilbert W. H. Stuart General Randolph Loretta Wells

Arrah na Pogue Delights Castle Square Audience

The Castle Square Theatre packed last night for Arrah na Pogue by the stock company. Miss Lawrence shines in the title role and J Staig earns praise as Shaun, with Leonora Gnito Kate Ryan and others delivering strong impersonations. Arrah na Pogue closes this week, as next Monday Marie Doran’s Nell Gwynn debuts with a long cast.

Castle Square Shaun Leonora Gnito Kate Ryan J. L. Seeley Charles Mackay Edward Wade Indsay Morison Warren Cook John T. Craven William J. Hassan Tony Cummings John J. Geary Marie Doran Nell Gwynn

Life in Greater New York at the Grand Theatre

The Grand Theatre presents Life in Greater New York a modern melodrama with up to date stage settings humor and new scenic effects Severin De Deyn stars as Jack Ernst J J wens plays Harry Sheldon Frank J. Kirke is Old Bat Mullens Mildred Hyland leads as Jennie Mullens Virginia Thornton plays Laura Rawson Mrs Ernest is Jennie Kendricks Others include Thomas Carroll James Walsh FE. Bender George Harris and Izetta Jewell in popular turns

KFK Grand Theatre New York Severin de Deyn Jack Ernst J. J. Wens Harry Sheldon Frank J. Kirke Old Bat Mullens Charming Mildred Hyland Jennie Mullens

The Howard Week Burlesque and Vaudeville Show

The Howard presents a mixed burlesque and vaudeville program headlined by George H. Carr and Foy and Clark. Act one features The Queen of the Orient burlesque with twenty women and ten comedians, plus a variety of musical, comic, and illustrated acts. The second act closes the program with Carr in standout performances and additional specialty acts including Agnes Piaron and Shorug.

Old Howard Queen of the Orient George H. Carr Will Bell Mark Wolley Herbert Ashley Lillian Thelma Emily Jordan Eloize Mortimer Agnes Baron Lu Davenport Carrie Hawkes May Merrall Annie Posten Madge Raymond Beatrice Clarke Crawford Sisters Ashley Wolley Eloise Mortimer Russell and Bell Carr and Jordan George Poole George Carr Agnes Piaron Foy and Clark Howard Bingham Charles Madge Hughes Tenge and Daniel Kitty Bingham Allyns Meyer and Mason Daly Tate

Bessie Bonehill Leads Boston Music Hall Vaudeville Night

Patrons called her the hit of the show as Bessie Bonehill, in male attire, drew loud applause with songs like I’ll Be Your Sweetheart and He’s a Jolly Good Fellow. Montgomery and Stone, Bessie Gilbert, Seeley and West, Frank Cushman, and others delivered a lively program of music, comedy, juggling, and vaudeville feats.

Boston Music Hall Bessie Bonehill Montgomery Stone Bessie Gilbert Boston Clarke Seeley West Frank Cushman Harry Thorne Corinthian Yale Latina Dave Meters Kittie Leslie Martin Fuller

Austin and Stone's Mentioned in Local Note

Fragmentary OCR mentions Austin and Stone's with repeated phrases and unclear context. No clear event date or outcome is evident but the names imply a business or property reference in a local notice. Further readable text is needed to specify action, place, or deadline.

Hefty European honeymoon couple tops heavyweight list

Mr Chauncy Morlan and his 624 pound bride returned from Europe and held at home receptions at Austin & Stone's Museum. Their weights pushed them to the lead among heavyweight couples though a weigh-in was not repeated after midday. A previous weigh showed Morlan at 678 pounds and his wife at 491 pounds eleven months earlier. The museum also showcased the 24 inch Prince Tinymite known as the "human atom."

Eerrrernrcer James K. Hackett Boston Museum Jennico Hackett Boston Mr. Hackett Bertha Galland Arthur Hoop Basil Jennico Agnes Egerton Castle Abby Sage Richardson Grace L. Furniss Tollendahl Dornheim Marie Ottilie Ottilie Fugen Rothenbure Ottfile Ottillo Daniel Frohman George W. Barbier Arthur_ Hoops Thomas A. Hall Theodore Wamilton Loneley Taylor Stephen Wright Ralph Jewls Edward Donnelly James Otley George Allison Gertrude Rivers Maud Tight Frances Neilson Fannie Thatcher Elizabeth Halloway Chauncy Morlan Europe Austin & Stone’s Museum Morian Anna Bell Esterday Prince Tinymite Herr Emil Wahlund

Eduard Strauss Returns To Lead Vienna Orchestra In Pop Concerts

Eduard Strauss and his Vienna orchestra opened a string of Symphon Hall concerts with popular fare. The program featured Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 12, Waldmeister overture, Wiener Blut waltzes, Casanova march, polkas, and pieces by Moszkowski Gillet and Mendelssohn. The ensemble showed fine playing though brass sometimes overwhelmed strings. Strauss received a grand ovation and the audience including many musicians. The group plans nightly concerts this week with Tuesday offering selections from Johann Strauss Queen's Lace Handkerchief and Morning Journal waltz, Bizet Carmen, Delibes Sylvia, and works by Chopin Grieg Meyer-Helmund Reinecke and Eduard Strauss.

Eduard Strauss Vienna Symphon Hall Liszt Elibe Naila Johann Strauss Moszkowski Gillet Mendelssohn Strauss Strauss Orchestra Morning Journal Bizet Carmen Delibe Chopin Grieg Meyer-Helmund Reinecke

Nathan Hale Play Secured For Howard Kyle In New Tour

Clyde Fitch's Nathan Hale, once played by Nat Goodwin, is secured for Howard Kyle in the title role with Nanette Comstock and a strong company. Rehearsals are underway and a New England Thanksgiving week tour is planned. Kyle is noted for fitting the leading part and may surpass Goodwin in many scenes.

Clyde Fitch Nathan Hale Nat Goodwin Howard Kyle Nanette Comstock New England Kyle Goodwin

Creole Beauties Return Draw Big Crowds at Nickelodeon

L B Walker presents larger cast this season after adding six ingenues from New Orleans Moulin Rouge. Curio halls feature Razaris Spirit of Life act, May Sonwell world champion bagere, Selim Sid conjuror, Captain Fisher tattooed man, Mme. Lincoln mind reader, Mons Tonia and London punch and Judy. Casey Parlor Theatre hosts two vaudeville companies with Nellie Hartford Jesse Boyden Nellie Buckley and others. Friday night showcases amateurs alongside regular acts.

L. B. Walker Coss New Orleans Razaris May Sonwell Bagere Selim Sid Card Sharp Captain Fisher Mme. Lincoln Mons Altonia London Punch and Judy Casey Little Parlor Theatre Nellie Hartford Jesse Boyden Nellie Buckley Herbert Warren Mons. Deltino Minnie Burke McGuire Marion Lottie Raymond Partello Marie Stanley the Harris Anna Hull Living Pictures

European sensation burlesquers charm Lyceum audience

The Lyceum Theatre hosted the European sensation burlesquers last evening with two sprightly acts The Reception of the 400 and The Paris Exposition Both burlesques were praised for humor cleanliness and lively performances The troupe will headline at the Lyceum every afternoon and evening this week.

Ewer Lyceum Lyceum Theatre

Barry Bryant's Burlesquers at the Palace Theatre

Barry Bryant's Burlesquers present a two skit program at the New Palace Theatre featuring Bargain Day and Miss Plaster of Paris with lively singing and dancing. The company includes Bryant and Saville, Tom Nolam and Cora White, Perry and Burns, Leo and Chapman, and Kennedy and Quatreill, along with circus burlesque acts and singing and dancing comedians.

Barry Bryant Palace Eatre Plaster of Paris Maxim's Bryant Saville Tom Nolam Cora White Perry and Burns Leo and Chapman

Mortgage pay off plan by easy systematic payments

Do you wonder how to pay off your home loan. put debt where you can finish it with systematic payments. Be your own landlord and keep profits. look into our loan plan with no commission. Co operative Bank F. E. Burbank secretary Washington St.

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Duryea Will Contested Over Million Estate Disputes

NEW YORK November 12 The bitter family fight over Edgar E. Duryea’s 3 million estate heats up as sisters charge the decedent was of unsound mind and abused by Walter Duryea. He faces vows to drag out family secrets and secure wealth for himself, while Walter’s actions are defended by counsel for the sisters.

New York Edgar E. Duryea Glen Cove L. I Walter Duryea Marcia Cox Eva Thelberg Grace Sprigg Nassau County J. Campbell Thompson Mr. Thompson Duryea Walter Grace Bahama Islands Park Avenue Janeway Miner Townsend Scudder Mr. Scudder

Will of Mayor Strong Filed for Probate in New York

The late mayor's will directs all real and personal property to his wife for life, including her claim to his mercantile business. After her death the estate is to be divided equally between his son P. B. Strong and his daughter.

Mayor Strong New York P. B. Strong

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