Week of Pleasure Opens for Boston with Lulu Glaser
The Hollis Street Theatre launched a two week run featuring Lulu Glaser in a sparkling musical comedy. A strong supporting cast, lavish costumes, and witty scores elevate the show as Miss Glaser’s vivacity drives every scene from the auto race opener to the Ollendorf duet with Henry Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Glaser
Hollis Street Theatre
Miss Glaser
Charles Dillingham
Dorothy Gay
Lord
R. CO
Samuel Gay
Charlies Bradshaw
Gay
Carrie Perkins
Guy Gay
Carter DeHaven
Bertha Billings
Olive Murray Celeste
Rgies
Nella Webb
von Richter
Henry Vogel Miggs
Lord Burlingham
Byron Ongley
Percy Fitzboodle
William Naughton
James Reany
Count Chianti
Enrico Cremonte
Duke de
J. Leahey
Bobby
Cremonte Hpa
S. A. Harris
Tarriet
Lizzie van Arsdale
Jane Idee
Minerva Hall
Matilda
Beatrice Anderson
Montague Bank
Gladys Zell
Mayland Bank
Sadie Probst
Algy Sydney
Eliza Doddridge
Reggy Chumpley
Mildred Cecil
Ethel Fairbank Millicent
Queenie Hewlitt
Vera Vane
Aeccevessees
Marion Chase Vasbti Pearl
Rede Eeeres
Violet Zell
Joseph Frohoff
L. Nf
Sampson Freda Dressler
Elsa Rheinhardt
Estelle DeLange
Clara Frey
Greta Giltedge
Blaine van Selover
Ruth Delamere
Marguerite Feeley Vena Rodriguez
Helen Dudly Besta
OGG
Leila Benton
Dolly Dollars
Thames
Finney Doolittle
Herbert Smith
Charles Bradshaw
Melville Stewart
Ollendorf
Henry Vogel
Lady Gay Spanker
R. C. Herz
Babes in Toyland Charms Boston Theatres Crowd
Boston Theatre fills for Babes in Toyland with laughter and applause. Victor Herbert’s score praised with standout doll dance and melodic marches. Cast led by Ignacio Martinetti Katherine Bell Albertine Benson Gus Pixley and Walter Schrode praised for charm and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyland
Mary
Jack and
Jill
Tom Tom
Victor Herbert
Herbert
Delibes
Mr. Herbert
Ignacio Martinetti
Alan
Katherine Bell
Jane
Albertine Benson
Gus Pixley
Marmaduke
Walter Schrode
Maud Campbell
Boston
Prodigal Son at Colonial Theatre Impresses Cast and Casino Scene
The Hall Caine play The Prodigal Son at Colonial Theatre stars Edward Mackay and an experienced company led by Edward Morgan W H Thompson Alfred Hudson Lillian Albertson and others. The story centers on two brothers vying for one woman with sacrifice and betrayal amid casino Monte Carlo and Iceland scenes. Nat C Goodwin is announced for next week with Wolfville and a strong supporting cast. seat sales start this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Caine
Prodigal Son
Colonial Theatre
Edward Mackay
Edward Morgan
W. H. Thompson
Alfred Hudson
Lillian Albertson
Drina de Wolfe
Marie Wainwright
Monte Carlo
Riviera
The Lion and the Mouse Ends Park Theatre Run in Boston
The Park Theatre closes its run of The Lion and the Mouse with Grace Elliston and Edmund Breese delivering strong performances. The company transfers to New York’s Lyceum next Monday before opening in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lion and the Mouse
The
Park Theatre
Henry B. Harris
New York
Lyceum Theatre
London
Charles Klein
Boston
Grace Elliston
Edmund Breese
Miss Elliston
Richard Bennett
Frazer Coulter
Edward Seer
Marguerite St. John
Marian Pollock Johnson
Carolyn Elberts
Julia Hanchett
Sadie Stringham
Arnold Daly
Marie Hall Violin Debuts in Boston at Jordan Hall
Marie Hall makes her Boston debut this afternoon at Jordan Hall with an engaging recital program. A limited number of admission tickets will be sold for this performance. Tomorrow Raoul Pugno will perform at Jordan Hall, drawing student interest with a program spanning 1665 to 1807. Mme. Eames attracts strong subscriptions for her December 9 concert at Symphony Hall, signaling Boston fans’ warm welcome to the artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hall
Boston
Jordan Hall
Raoul Pugno
Mme. Eames
Symphony Hall
The County Chairman at Tremont Theatre Review
The Tremont Theatre presents George Ade's The County Chairman with Maclyn Arbuckle as Jim Hackler and George S Christie as Tillford Wheeler. Strong character acting, witty political satire, and broad audience appeal mark this well received production running for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Tremont Theatre
George Ade
Jim Hackler
Maclyn Arbuckle
Tillford Wheeler
George 8
Christie
Suibuy Fascat Exwee Dena Charles Sl
Prewitt Sci Tave Wees
Thomas Lawrence
Jupiter Pettaway
George Ricketts Sassafras Livingston
Willis P. Sweatnam
Jefferson Brisco
Edwin Chapman
Uncle Eck Melbury
W. J. Gross Vance Jimmison
E.seeeeses
Sidney
Reece Eh
Nina Alinscoe
George S. Christie
Charles Fisher
Elias Rigby
Willis. P. Sweatnam
Sassafras
Coon
EF. R. Phillips
Joe Whittaker
Charlotte Downing
Lucy Rigby
Martha Conway
Dorothy Hammack
Anna Buckley
Fifty-Second Performance of As We Saw at Majestic
The 50th performance drew record attendance at the Majestic Theatre with every seat filled from top to bottom. Denman Thompson of The Old Homestead attended, praising the story of Cape Cod life and the wholesome humor and heart interest. Seats are on sale for the Thanksgiving matinee and evening, plus the Yale and Harvard contest night show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Denman Thompson
John Snyder
Cape Cod
Yale
Harvard
Palace Theatre Week Brings Gay Masqueraders Burlesque
The Palace Theatre hosts the Gay Masqueraders with a lively skit The Advisor and a travesty Way Up Yeast led by James E. Cooper and John J. Black. Berry and Berry entertain musically while Tav erly and McRea, Edith Murray, and James E K Cooper plus Lucia Cooper round out a strong vaudeville bill. The whole show promises broad laughs and polished numbers for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Yeast
James E. Cooper
John J. Black
Berry
Taverly
McRea
Edith Murray
James EK
Lucia Cooper
Hopekirk Piano Recital at Steinert Hall Delights Audience
Mme Helen Hopekirk presented a pianoforte program at Steinert Hall featuring Novelette in D Carnival Op 9 D Indy's Barcarolle A minor Faure Clair de Lune L Isle Joyeuse Masque Debussy prelude and scherzo Chopin The Lark Erl King and Schubert Lisat Critics praised her clear authoritative technique and refined tone with several encores and an enthusiastic audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopekirk
Helen Hopekirk
Steinert Hall
Schumann
D'Indy Barcarella
Debussy
Chopin
Wark
Hark
Schubert-Lisat
Mme
D'Indy
Debussey
Gabriel Faure
Stephen
Catarrh Cure Praised by Scranton Man
Hon. aeoree James of Scranton says twenty years of catarrh caused hawking throat pain and bad breath. He reports instant relief after the first application of Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder and claims to be cured after using a few bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeoree James
Scranton
Mysterious Mr Raffles at Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre presents The Mysterious Mr Raffles a short run show praised for clever staging and strong performances. Thad Gray leads as Raf fles with solid support from Charles Miller Henry Alexander Warry Brooks and a capable female cast led by Annette Marshall Pearl Be Sostour Florence Hale and Cordelia MacDonald. Souvenir portraits are promised Friday evening with daily matinees and bargain prices for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mr. Raffles
Raffles
Charles Miller
John Aldrich
Thad Gray
Henry Alexander
Bud Watson
Butler Haviend
Eli Johnson
Warry Brooks
Penholder
Edwin Denison
Richard Harrison
Wilmer Walter
Charles Harrison
Charles Wheelock
Brinker
Thomas Russell
Frank Wright
D. l. Gaylord
Annette Marshall
Pearl Be Sostour
Florence Hale
Cordelia MacDonald
No Mother to Guide Her at the Grand Opera House
Lillian Mortimer stars in the lively melodrama No Mother to Guide Her at the Grand Opera House. Mortimer also wrote and portrays Bunco while Gracia De Foy plays Bess Sinclair and J. F. Nicholson is the villain. The current week features matinee souvenirs and， with The Flaming Arrow set to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Lillian Mortimer
Miss Mortimer
Bunco
Gracia de Foy
Bess Sinclair
J. F. Nicholson
Jonn S. Connor
Eva Benton
Alice Matlock
Lillian ‘Mortimer
Scandinavian concert company dazzles Austin and Stone's crowd
A Scandinavian troupe entertained yesterday at Austin & Stones with lively dance and solo musical numbers. The performers showcased top dancers and soloists, supported by Till's Marionettes and a variety of vaudeville acts. Highlights included Joe Page’s clay figures and Denno’s upside-down acts, with Powell's Minstrel Maids presenting new songs alongside numerous artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin & Stone
Scandinavia
Till
Curio Hall
Joe
Joe Page
Denno
Powell
Ida Campbell
Gertrude Campbell
Beatrice Campbell
Vivian Bernard
Marion Cleveland
Erla Musette
Marion Lancaster
Meriam Martell
Grace Toledo
Pearl Irving
Messrs
Harry Powell
Charles Clark
Bob Morris
Speddan
Hersen
Sharpley
Globe Theatre production Tis Up to You John Henry charms crowd
Globe Theatre presented its drama Tis Up to You John Henry last night featuring a strong ensemble including Charles E Grapewin Edward C Gillespie and Charles Morton with Nat Kolb Fred Mower and Harry Crandall. Anna Chance led a capable vocal chorus delivering sparkling wit and song. The cast list highlighted numerous characters and performers in a lively evening of musical comedy and dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Globe Theatre
Charles E. Grapewin
Edward C. Gillespie
Charles Morton
Nat Kolb
Fred Mower
John
Harry Crandall
Anna Chance
Charles E. B
Cikersie Buneh
Kathryn Pearl
Natalie Delmonte
Vecelo Suuwcsese
Blanche Howard
Emma Morey
Ruth Black
Gingerbread Man to Debut at Malden Auditorium
The first dress rehearsal for The Gingerbread Man, a new comic opera, was held last evening in Malden Theatre. The production marks Harry E. Converse’s entry as producer, with Mason Peters as partner, following his prior role managing the Malden Auditorium. The work is by Frederic Rankin with music by A Baldwin Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith’s
Keith
Wilfred Clarke
Clarke
Deltorell
Glissando
Clifford and Burke
Bert Williams
Long
Cotton
Miss Cotton
Midgeley
Carlisle
Fiske
al Carleton
Ray
Wood
Three Meers
Agoust
Florette
Willie Gardner
Buck
Chamerons
Majestic
Coons
Czar
Russia
Malden Auditorium
Harry E. Converse
Frederic Rankin
Excelsior, Jr
The
Lady Teazle
Converse
New Enterprise
Mason Peters
Henry W. Savage
Howard Atheneum Burlesque Show Heads Howard Schedule
The Howard Atheneum presented a new burlesque bill with the Keaton trio top billing and Buster the boy comedian delivering vast laughs. Lew Hawkins, the Valdares, Miss Sabel Johnson and Teddy Simmons-Dorothy Warde in The Curious Cure were highlights with strong musical acts and a moving pictures feature The Firebugs and Dangerous Golfers. Next week Troja returns headlining and patrons will receive souvenir portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Olio
Three Keatons
Buster
Lew Hawkins
Valdares
Sabel Johnson
Teddy Simmons
Dorothy Warde
al Johnson
Barlow
Nickerson
York Comedy Four
Bonnette Brothers
Bradfords
Coontown
Howardscope
Firebugs
Grace Leonard
Mazie Yale
Marie Rogers
Anna Belmont
Julia Crosby
Alice Thornton
Nellie Burt
Troja
Old Howard
Empire Theatre Stimulates Interest with The Crisis Revival
The Empire Theatre revived Winston Churchill's Civil War drama The Crisis in a near replica of the original production. Manager Morison returns to the stage with a strong stock company and added scenic and costume lavishness. Cast features Howell Hansel as Stephen Brice Frank Losee as Judge Whipple Mary Hall as Virginia Carvel and Gertude Berkeley as Nancy with a notable group of Southern women and Florida’s. The run continues next week due to high demand for seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
St. Louis
Empire Theatre
Morison
Mr. Churchill
Empire Stock Company
Mortson
Colonel Carvel
Howell Hansel
Stephen Brice
Frank Losee
Judge Whipple
Mary Hall
Virginia Carvel
Virginia
Tilbury
Kendrick
Sanders
Manola
Gertrude Berkeley
Nancy
Lyceum Burlesque Show Headlined by Fred Irwin
The Lyceum showcased Fred Irwin's high class burlesque revue with 26 singers and a mix of vaudeville acts. Highlights include the Barrison sisters, Harvey and company chin balancing, the Rastlebinders, and the leading burlesquers Miss Bennett Miss Wallace and Miss Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Irwin
Lyceum
Barrison
Irwin
Harvey and Company
Harvey
Austria
Carlton and
Terre
Devine
Williams
Elsa Bohm
de Faye Sisters
Margaret Bennett
Madge Wallace
Belle Williams
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Castle Square Theatre
Ronald McDonald
Henrietta Crosman
Castle Square Company
William, Prince of Orange
John Waldron
William Bentinck
Edward Wade Count Schomberg
William KE
Warren de Rondimacque
Spottiswoode Aitken
Edward Royston
Pate E Cee Eis Charles Mackay
Mary Royston
Leonora Bradley Sis
Michael Drayton
William McVay
Philippa Drayton
Lillian Kembie
Philip Drayton
Mark Kent
Simon Emmet
Cerercesse
Willard Howe
Prudence Emmet
Marion Ballou
Christopher Kidd
Maurice Franklin
Sergeant Morhead
John J. Geary
John Cbd
Osein
Fay MacFarland
Walter Sydney
Mackay
Castle Square
Sardou
Boston Theatre
Entertainments
Psabele Johnson
Keatons
Myra
Howard BU
Howard Atheneum
NI Ajtesti Theatre Tonight
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Empire Stock Co
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Down Town
Winter St
Ctremont Temple Burton Holmes Travelocues
Alps
Switzerland I
Switzerland II
Britt-Nelson Battle
Ringside
Colma
Cal
J. W. Coffroth
Willis Britt
Lawrence McCarty
Hamlin & Mitchell
Glen MacDonough
Frank Howe, Jr
Teo. W. Hobart
Elfie Fay
Avenue A
Maclyn
Arbuckle
Maeiuna
Mats
Liebler & Co
N. C. Goodwin
Wolfville
Sea Seat
Baldwin
Elol.t.is
Isaac B. Rich
Tate Eetaas Te Charlies Dillingham
Lulu Claser
Dolly
Seater
Symphony
Estines
Providence
Congress St
B. D. Pitts
Agt
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Bennett Club of
Somerville
Geo. A. Nelson
Molumbi
Baltimore
du Barry
Palace
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