Camille DArville in a Farce With a Rat at Park Theatre
Camille DArville endured a frightened, real life rodent interruption in a dressing room scene before a Venus performance at the Park Theatre. She fainted from shock but returned to perform, omitting some songs, after medical care and a worried doctor advised against further strain.
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Camille D'Arville
Venus
Park Theatre
Rat
Camille
Prince
Camille Macenad
Post
Parker House
Sunday church services and lectures in Boston
A collage of Sunday events lists Mrs Royal healing services at 2:20 and 7:30 PM on Davis Street, Dr. Landis free lectures at 659 Tremont Street for ladies and gentlemen, and multiple church gatherings at Union Hall Boylston Street St Pauls Tremont Street Temple Street Parker Memorial and Union Mission with topics on Christianity labor and daily living.
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John BR. Green
Reading Ass
J. B. Green
John
Phinney
Thomas UL. Cushman
Edwin J. Gorham
Episcopal City Mission
St. Paul’s Church
Charles Permusom
M. BE
Temple Street
Louis Albert Banks
Boston
Tre Nettts Brown-Mitchell
E. Ll
Doreen
Goulds, Woodruff Rumor Spark Broadway Havoc
New York news reports a rumor that Helen Gould may be engaged to actor Harry Woodruff, triggering family tense. Woodruff resigns from Charley's Aunt to study law at Yale after George Gould and Mrs. Gould oppose the romance. George allegedly offered to fund two years of Yale for silence.
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New York
the Post
Rialto
Helen Gould
King of
Charley
Standard
Yale
Goulds
Helen
Harry
George Gould
Edith Kingdon
Woodruff
Hartford
Edith Kingdo1
Daly’s Theatre
Harry Woodruff
George
Apollo
Twain
Carnegie Hall
Miss Gould
Missa Gould
Gould
Lambs’ Club
George and
Rochelle
Ing
Jay Gould
Woodruff the Young Actor Noted for Curls and Quiet Demeanor
A portrait of actor Woodruff highlighting his tall slender frame, fair complexion, blue eyes, and notably flaxen curls. The article recalls his stage beginnings, early roles, and a reputation for being quiet, studious, and untainted by scandals, though critics call him a poor actor.
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Mr. Woodruff
Lillian Russell
Harry
Augustus Thomas
Woodruff
Clemenceau Case
Sibyl Johnstone
Jesus
Randmann
Standard
Miss Gould's Personality and Wealth Profile
Helen Gould, 22, blends Wall Street training with common sense from both parents. Her fortune tops 15 million and she owns a Fifth Avenue brownstone and an Irvine-on-the-Hudson estate valued near a million. She shares a close bond with her mother and aids her infirm father with business acumen.
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Helen Gould
Wall Street
Goulds
Fifth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Gould
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Jay Gould
Miss Gould
Helen Gould Portrait in Quiet Benevolence and Grace
A detailed profile of Helen Gould describing her appearance and demeanor, her charity work in New York and Irvington, her gymnastic skill, musical ability, and study, plus notes on her reserved social life and Presbyterian roots and her relationship with Woodruff.
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Wiss Gould
Orine Jan Nes Lee
Pith Avenue
Helen
Lexington Avenue
Gould
Jay Gould
Miss Gould
England
New York
Dr. Paxton
Irvington
Helen Gould
Woodruff
Goulds
The Acting Career of Harry Woodruff and a Pennsylvanian Muster
Harry Woodruff long served on stage from childhood with a hiatus for study and travel. He starred in a 1881 Boston Theatre spectacle based on Jules Verne and later joined A. M. Palmer's company. After a world tour including Japan he returned to Philadelphia and enlisted in a Pennsylvania militia regiment bound for Homestead to quell rioters, serving two weeks in camp.
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Harry Woodruff
Boston Theatre
Jules ‘Verne
Southern
Captain Grant
Harry
A. M. Palmer
Japan
Mr. Woodruff
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Woodruff
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Mary Walker petitions to recall grand jury in New Hampshire
Dr Mary E Walker writes to Justice Carpenter asking the Eastern District Court to recall the grand jury so she can state grievances and seek redress. She cites threats to her life and lack of safety, asking for full access during the court session to pursue legal remedies.
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Plymouth
N. H
Mary E. Walker
Court House
Supreme Court
Grafton County
Seseton
Carpenter
A. P. Carpenter
New Hampshire
Grand Jury
Mary BE. Walker
Changing Pianists in a Town Variety Show
A New York Sun observer recalls a seamless pianist change in a city variety theatre. The relief pianist glided from bass to treble, joining the original musician who kept steady tempo as both men moved across the keyboard without a single note missed.
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New York
Death of Charles W. Thomas of Hoyt and Thomas
Charles W. Thomas, 30, partner in the Hoyt & Thomas theatrical firm, died in Denver after two years of consumption. Once wealthy with about 150000 of life insurance, he lived in Portland with family there and had traveled from Boston to join Hoyt in dramatic work. He had health problems, spent time in the Adirondacks, then Southern California before dying.
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New York
Charles W. Thomas
Hoyt & Thomas
Denver
Thomas
Portland
Portlan
Boston
Hoyt
The
Post
Mr. Thomas
Adirondacks
California
Malden Missing Man Found
Edward W. Aston of 28 Vernon Street was found in Providence after a weeklong disappearance and was returned to Malden tonight He says he was sick and cannot explain his travels since leaving home.
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Malden
Edward W. Aston
Vernon Street
Providence
The Ensign and Other Plays Headline Boston Theatre Scene
At the Playhouses Wilson Barretts American Tour brings The Ensign to Bowdoin Square Minnie Maddern Fiske appears at Tremont Nat Goodwin stars in In Mizzoura at Hollis Patti concerts are set for Music Hall next Tuesday and Saturday The Museum hosts a matinee of L Enfant Prodigue this afternoon Patronage has risen during the second week of the engagement and the season will run to capacity Later On returns in a fresh up to date version at the Palace Theatre for a week starting Monday.
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Ensign
Bawdoin Square
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Tremont
Nat Goodwin
Mizzoura
Hollis
Music Hall
Palace Theatre
Pretty
Venus
Park Theatre
Annabelle
the Park Theatre
Boston
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Nat C. Goodwin
Henry Guy Carleton
the Tremont
Maddern Fiske
Harrison Grey Fiske
Hester Crewe
Wilson Barrett
Globe Theatre
Virginius
Mr. Barrett
England
Kathrine Clemmons
Venice
Boston Theatre Sees Week of Dramatic Star Turns
The Boston stage hosts Delina sisters closing their engagement as The Black Crook nears week eleven. Venus begins week eleven at Park Theatre with Annabelle extending her run. Miss Florrie West debuts next week as Ingersoll lectures on Lincoln. An array of acts including William Queen, Tiny Tom of Texas, and Nat C. Goodwin's double bill headline. The Bowdoin Square and Lyceum offer remaining shows before new productions arrive.
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Delina Sisters
Boston
Florrie West
William Queen
Austin & Stone
Tiny Tom
Texas
Beginning Their Work at the Boarding School
A judge notes the girls at the boarding school have begun their wisdom work after several lighthearted pickle parties, highlighting a school routine and social mischief within a disciplined setting.
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Camille D’arville
Mrs. Royal
Davis Street
Union Bisle A Mer
Meats Fis ‘Eae
E.H. Hill
Dedham St
Mary Walker
Charley Hoyt
Clark and Williams
Bertoto
Colonel Ingersoll
Abraham Lincoln
Columbia
Grand Opera House
Lyceum
Fay Foster
Ache Hare
Oity
Atches Read
Oo Bros
Tremont Row
Warry
Wilson Bros
Rome
Nealing
Prnrrratm
Keanrot
Nater
Ee Sonnson
Entertainments
Boston Music Hall
Stoddard
China
Ceylon
India
COURS
Ion Oe Sile
Nery
Buapire
Manapera
Boston Museum
RE. M. Feld
Ambre Bird
Mr. Taylor
Charlestown
J. Anderson, Jr
Bessie M. Bienenbeth
Chelsea
Thomas Connelly
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Hooker
Roxbury
Martha V
Henry B.eee
Cambridge
Charles K. Hooker
Lansing
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Ella T. Lansing
Smith
Dedham
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Eliphalet Smith
Wyman
Louisa A
Asa Wyman
Elizabeth Cheever
John A. Gould
Austin& Stone
Tremont Museum
Seoting
Chicago
Midway Plaisance
Dianer, Jole Proprietors
Washington
Boylston St
James W. Bingham
East
Eugene Tompkins
Eugene Tomperings
Delinas
Weras Fmily
Fielding, Odell & Page
Splendid Company
Grand Ballet
Dreumaiear
Cal Fh & Ingersoll
Lingoln
Oie
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Narod
Janéons
Mme
Pati
Alfred Byrne
Pata
A Crabtree
E. Piper
Rice’s Wire Venus
Sth Performan
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Fantastic Comic Opera
Columbia Zheatee
Richares
Charles Frohman
Tremont Theatre
Mr. A. M. Palmer
Ge Globe Theatre
Francis Carlyle
Ieee Barrett
Virgintas
Senta
Gale
Luis
Isa
Pivero
Mr.and
Mrs. Kendal
Mrs. Tanqueray
Weeck
Nat C, Goodwin
Bowdoin SQ
Chas. F. Atkinson
W. H. Power
Opera House
A. H. Dexter
Ovne
HOPKINS Trans Oceanic Star Specialty _ Company
Boston Grand Opera House
Combool
Moodman Bitad
Chickering Hall
Emma Eames
Ps Age Management
C. A. Ellis
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Medical Jarlers
St Tremont
Austin
Prop
Pilling
Met
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