Ragged Pearl and The Ragged Marl at Boston Theatres
Boston theatre notices review Andrew Mack hosts The Ragged Marl at the Boston Theatre with Annie Ward Tiffany Georgia Florence Yip and a large company. Mack sings several songs including Cruiskeen Lawn and My Sweet Maid while the cast delivers strong performances. Trilby continues at Bowdoin Square and The Two Orphans will be staged next week by the stock company.
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Andrew Mack
Boston
Dr. Lacy
Joseph Humphrey
Emen
Iresana
Wack
Mack
Mr. Mack
Annie Ward Tiffany
Sarah
Georgia Florence Yip
W. J. Mason
James Vincent
Thomas Jackson
John C. Fenton
Prince Lloyd
Hawin Brandt
Thomas Mackay
B.J. Ringgold
J. T. Thomas
Barney Williams
Minnie Mack
Josephine Lovett
Shekha
Shore Acres Opens Boston Theatre Run With Herne Triumph
The rural drama Shore Acres opened a three week run at the Boston Theatre last night. James A. Herne received a cordial reception as Nathaniel Berry with solid performance as a steadfast farmer. His daughter Julie A. Herne played Helen Kerry with clear enunciation and convincing pathos. Atkins Lawrence, George K. Henry, Bert Flansburg and the rest of the cast delivered strong, intelligent performances. R H White significantly aided attendance, and Herne announced plans to stage a new play in the spring seeking similar support.
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Shore Acres
Boston Theatre
James A. Herne
Nathanielerry
Helen Kerry
Atkins Lawrence
Martin Berry
George K. Henry
Joel Gates
Herbert Flansburg
Sam Warren
R. H. White
Herne
Mr. White
Trilby at Bowdoin Square Theatre Impresses Boston
Du Maurier's Trilby at Bowdoin Square Theatre drew huge crowds yesterday with a strong stock company. Fanny McIntyre in the title role and E. L. Sander’s Svengali received special praise. Hallett Thompson and Maurice Darcey delivered solid turns as leading figures. The production is hailed as among the best seen at the Bowdoin Square house.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
du Maurier
Trilby
Bowdoin Square Theatre Stock Company
Fanny McIintyre
E. L. Sander
Svangali
Boston
Dr Pierce products touted as cures for blood and digestion
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and flesh builder, claiming it strengthens digestion, liver function, and appetite while improving breath and skin. Testimonials cite drastic health recoveries and constipation relief with Pleasant Pellets, stressing superiority of the product line.
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Dr. Pierce
Ella Bartley
Grant Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Mantell Charms Boston Audiences In Romantic Drama
Robert Mantell drew one of the season’s largest crowds at the Columbia Theatre last evening in D Ennery’s romantic drama. His portrayal, clear diction, and commanding presence impressed Boston theatregoers, who praised the strong company and fresh love story alongside new costumes and stage effects. The Castle Square Theatre offered The Solicitor with a standout performance by J H Gilmour and a lively cast led by Lillian Tawrence and Lizzie Morgan, while The French Maid at the Park Theatre continues its seventh week with Anna Held starring and a festive fiftieth Boston performance celebration this evening.
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Robert Mantell
Columbia Theatre
Boston
Monbars
D’ennery
Mantell
Castle Square Theatre
J. H. Darnley
Centralharacter
Gilbert Brandon
London
J. H. Gilmour
Lillian Tawrence
Lizzie Morgan
Mary Kingston
Marian Chapman
Bright
Pert Bella
James
Barrows
Colonel Sterndale
Charles Mackay
Captain Midhurst
Tony Cummings
Arlington
N Ty
Fowler
Manners
Lindsay Morison
Peter Fioran
Flor
Edward FB. Rice
Park Theatre
Rice
Eugene Tompkins
Anna Held
Charles A. Bigelow
Harlen Moslyn
BE. J. Heron
William Armstrong
George Honey
Edouard Jose
Yolande Wallace
Eva Davenport
Blanche Sherwood
Mamie Forbes
Herald Square Theatre
Sousaonera at Tremont Delights Crowded Audience
The Charlatan remains popular as the Tremont presents the new Sousaonera for a second week. DeWolf Hoover shines as the Muscovite fakir with audience favorites tempting encores. Hopper excels in Demidoff’s misadventures amid rising laughter and applause. Hopper is repeatedly called to the curtain. The engagement runs two more weeks with a Thanksgiving matinee on sale and The Geisha set for November 28.
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Tremont
DeWolf Hoover
Demidoff
Hopper
Maude Adams Ends Boston Run With The Little Minister
At Hollis Street Theatre Boston the final week opens for Maude Adams and her company in The Little Minister. The crowded house and renewed applause mark a strong reception as the engagement nears its end, with Boston’s public showing high appreciation.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Maude Adams
Boston
Miss Adams
Adams Company Leaves Boston in Farewell Week
Berdd as a model one and coming plays will be measured by the high standard set by Miss Adams and her company. All members have become favorites in Boston this season. Engagement limited to the present week. Saturday’s farewell promises a record attendance and enthusiasm.
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Berdd
Conquerors Burlesque Tops Weber and Fields Show in Boston
A Weber and Fields burlesque titled The Con curers rivaled Paul Potter's The Conquerors in Boston at the Howard. The travesty features Edgar Atchison-Ely, Sam J. Ryan, John E. Drew, Harry West, and a large cast including Georgia Gardner and the Clayton sisters. A seven act program with specialties from the Pantzer brothers and other performers followed the burlesque.
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Weber and Fields
Broadway Music Hall
New York
Boston
Paul Potter
Mr. Potter
Weber
Fields
Edgar Smith
Conqurers
Edgar Atchison- Ely
Sam J. Ryan
John E. Drew
Harry West
Jack Bernard
George Dailey
Georgia Gardner
Jane Bernard
Harriet Vokes
Marie Clayton
Hattie Clayton
Viola Caron
Pantzer Brothers
Edgar Aitchison-Efly
Clayton Sisters
Hoyt’s
Comediennes
Lillian Perry
Oscar Dane
Pearl van Ness
Daisy Wade Mayers
the Osbornes
John Walsh
Ike Johnson
Bert Fitzgibbons
Maude de Leon
New Acts Highlight Keith's Vaudeville Show
Newcomers headline a diverse Keith's program with Rough River Mitchell delivering a twenty minute lecture and applause, Felix Morris's The Vagabond, John E. Camp parody singing, Max Cincinnati juggling, and the Grisantes sand and crayon act. Director Schilzonyi's band closes with a German American farewell.
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Rough River Mitchell
Spain
Teddy” Troosevelt
Mitchell
San Juan
Las Guasimas
Felix Morris
John E. Camp
Max Cincinnati
Schilzonyi
Austria
United States
Wikoff
Russell Brothers Star at Grand Opera House in Maids to Order
Irish comedians the Russell brothers open a strong Grand Opera House run with Maids to Order a musical comedy noted for its rapid action and vibrant vaudeville turns. Haines Pettingill Bernard Dyllyn Odetta Seymour and others provide witty bits and feats as the audience roars and the week ends with Yale’s The Devil's Auction.
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Grand Opera House
Russell Brothers
Lurline
Haines
Pettingill
Peter Daily
Bernard Dyllyn
Helen Gould
Odetta
Seymour
C. H. Yale
Grand Theatre hosts Isham’s Royal Euro pean-American Octoroons in Boston
The Grand Theatre presented John W. Isham's Royal European American Octoroons in Boston yesterday. The famed burlesque troupe, high in prestige and salaries, opened with a two act burletta "A Tenderloin Coon" featuring a New York tenderloin scene with dancing and ragtime. The second act moved to Long Island with vaudeville acts by Reece Brothers and Douglas, Edward H. Winn, Rastus and Banks.
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Grand Theatre
John W. Isham
Boston
America
Octoroons
Massau da Ben Hadj Appears At Austin & Stone's Museum
Masauda Beni Hadj, an Arabian dancer described as symmetrical and slender, captivates crowd at Austin & Stone's Museum with whirling dances said to ward off spirits. She dazzles in native bright dress as Gertie Cochran and a cast of specialists perform feats and tricks to entertain a full house.
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Masauda Beni Hadj
Austin & Stone
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Gertie Cochrane
Boston
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Bears
Edwardes
al and
Mamie Anderson
McLean and
Hall
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Spencer Brothers
Chandos
Coburn
Josie
Jessie Lynnton
Orville
Wild and Mackey
Ramir
Bonnie Goodwin
Mons
Mme, Guilmetti
Bon Ton Burlesquers at Palace Theatre Engage Week
The Bon Ton burlesquers open a seven night run at Palace Theatre with clever comedians and handsome girls. A pantomimic act titled Caught in the Act features Nina Diva, famed Parisian model, offering a tasteful presentation of a sensational picture. Agnes Behler leads a bright cast with songs, Irish sketches, travesty acts, and lively dancing by Stella Mack and Alice Berwick.
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Bon Ton
Palace Theatre
Nina Diva
Miss Diva
Agnes Behler
American Burlesquers at Lyceum Impresses with Comic Clash
The American Burlesquers led by W. B. Watson performed yesterday at the Lyceum with a spoof duel between General Levy and General Whatcher over the Spanish onion. A varied bill featured Perry and Burns Irish comedians Mildred Murray, Dick Kumins, Leslie and Curdy, Monroe sisters, and Watson and Dupre in Why Do We Summer at Saratoga. A Wild Goose Chase closed the program with a half hour of merriment. Next week the Rentz Santley company appears.
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Lyceum
W. B. Watson
Captain Levy
General Levy
General Whatcher
Perry and Burns
Mildred Murray
Dick Kumins
Leslie and Curdy
Monroe Sisters
Watson and Dupre
Saratoga
Rentz-Santley Company
Crowd fills Nickelodeon for Cuba tale and boxing bouts
Evangeline Cipgnamps recounted a perilous escape from Trem Morro Castle Prison in a graphic, stirring spell round with ladies and children deeply sympathizing. Lowery Mary and Minnie Hines fought in three round bouts with Hines favored. Sandy Lynch impresses as a strong bag puncher. A female minstrel vaudeville show featuring twelve performers closes the hour of entertainment.
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Nickelodeon
Evangeline Cipgnamps
Minnie Hines
Sandy Lynch
New England
Burtons Holmes Lectures and Empire Stock Company At Hollis Street
The week features Bur ton Holmes lectures with course tickets at Munic Hall box office priced 2 3 and 84 and new Thursday and Saturday sessions beginning Nov 24 and 26. The Empire Stock Company returns to Hollis Street Theatre with The Conquerors and Phrase, bringing familiar stars and two new plays to Boston audiences.
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Burton Holmes
Munic Hall
Ico
Hawaiian Islands
Morocco
Fez
Moors
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Mudgett
Flolmes
Rosenthal Recital At Music Hall Promises Diverse Program
The first of two recitals by pianist Rosenthal at Music Hall is scheduled tomorrow at 2 30 PM. The program includes Beethoven Sonata Op 109 Schumann Carnival Carnaval de Vienna and shorter pieces by Chopin Schubert and Davidoff. The management urges punctual attendance.
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Music Hall
Rosenthal
Schumann
Vienna
Chopin
Schubert
Davidoff
Concert at the Columbia Opens Low-Cost Series
Next Sunday evening at the Columbia Theatre a series of popular music concerts debuts with light melodic programs. Frank L. Collins curates, the First Regiment United States Volunteers Military Band performs, and proceeds support Red Cross. Tickets are 10 15 and 25 cents, with seats on sale now.
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Columbia
Columbia Theatre
Frank L. Collins
United States Volunteers
Red Cross Bureau
Post Check System Urged For Postal Currency Reform
Washington November 14 W R Post of Battle Creek Michigan and W D Boyce of Chicago arrive to urge Secretary Gage to adopt a Post check system. The inventor describes certificates in 5 to 60 cent denominations with a large printed left side and a blank right side for a 2 cent stamp. The checks would replace money orders, travel by mail as letters, and function like bank deposits with only ordinary postage.
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W. R. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
W. D. Boyce
Chicago
Gage
Mr. Post
Boston Post
Boston
Look Out For That Gold Weather Ad for Dr Warren's Formula B
A weather warning and an advertisement touts Dr Warren's Formula B as a cure for colds. It claims the remedy stops a cold at the start and cures long-lasting colds when directions are followed. The notice emphasizes precautions against exposure and promotes the product as preventing inconvenience.
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Dr. Warren
St James Y M C A Society to stage annual show at Bijou
The St James Young Men's C T A Society presents its annual entertainment at the Bijou Opera House on **Wednesday evening** November 16. They promise to surpass prior efforts, with rehearsals showing strong progress toward meeting high expectations of friends.
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Bijou Opera House
St. James Young Men’s
C. T. A. Society
Columbia Clothing Company Offers Low Prices on Quality Goods
The Columbia Clothing Company at 737 Washington Street advertises high-grade clothing at surprisingly low prices. The store is open evenings and invites readers to inspect its stock in person.
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Columbia Clothing Company
Washington Street
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