The Hypocrites Captivates Boston Audiences
Henry Arthur Jones's The Hypocrites, widely seen in New York, opens in Boston to mixed reactions. The drama centers on Lennard Wilmore's moral struggle after a past liaison and a deceitful engagement, resolved by love and honor amid strong performances by Jessie Millward and Richard Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Arthur Jones
Phi
New York
Lennard Wilmore
Scotland
Wilmore
Girl No
Jones
Jessie Millward
Fabre
Bennett
Louis Massen
Man
W. H. Denny
Daubeny
Olive. Temple
Helen Plugenet
Nebel Morrison
Rachel
Boston
Lohengrin at Castle Square ends next Saturday
The Castle Square Theatre stages Wagner’s Lohengrin in Boston for the third week with standout performances by Clara Lane as Elsa George Tallman as Lohengrin and Murray Telramund Lois Hall and Boyle. Next week Masson will present Rob Roy a De Koven and Smith comic opera with a Tuesday performance dedicated to Miss Louise Le Baron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Square
Boston
Clara Lane
Elsa
George Tallman
Mr. Murray
Telramund
Lois. Hall
Ortrud
Mr. Boyle
Masson
de Koven and Smith
Rob Roy
Louise le Baron
Dermatology claim for eczema cure spreads via Boston letter
Mr H R Gardner of Boston reports instant relief and cure from eczema after using three bottles of D D YD. The letter credits this remedy with rapid, permanent skin cures and promotes Jaynes Drug Stores offering free pamphlets on skin diseases and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. R. Gardner
State House
D. D. YD
Jaynes Drug
Belasco's The Rose of the Rancho Enters Second Week at Majestic
David Belasco's production The Rose of the Rancho enters its second week at the Majestic Theatre with Miss Frances Starr in the lead. The show runs through Thanksgiving Day and seats are being reserved for holiday performances. The company, led by Starr, Richman, Revelle, Losee, Gaylor Clark, Cope, Benrimo and others, delivers naturalistic acting and strong ensemble work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
Majestic Theatre
Frances Starr
Belasco
Miss Starr
Mr. Belasco
Mr. Richman
A. Hamilton Revelle
Monterey
Frank Losee
Grace Gaylor Clark
John W. Cope
Harry Benrimo
Red Mill Delights Colonial Theatre in Third Week
The Red Mill receives public approval as Montgomery and Stone shine in Dutch setting. Scenic design and costumes evoke Holland while impressive stage crowds fill the Colonial Theatre. Harvard and Yale elevens plan to attend next Saturday after the Stadium game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mill
Colonial Theatre
Messrs. Montgomery
Stone
Harvard
Yale
Lulu Glaser Lights Up Boston Stage As The Little Cherub Opens
Lulu Glaser draws laughter and applause in a Boston performance marking her final week at the Hollis Street Theatre. The cast also features Franklyn Roberts Lavinia Shannon Jack Standing and Florence Mae Smith as the show builds toward Hattie Williams new engagement with The Little Cherub selling seats starting at 8 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Glaser
Boston
New York
Lula
Berlin
Miss Glaser
Lola
Rogers Brothers
Weber and Fields
R. C. Herz
Franklyn Roberts
Lavinia Shannon
Jack Standing
Florence Mae Smith
Florence Lester
Hattie Williams
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston Theatre Hosts British Veterans Night
A large delegation from British veterans and a Scotch clan group filled the Boston Theatre for a performance of The Soudan. Consul Captain William Wyndham attended as guest of Manager Morison, and Trafalgar Square and national airs drew patriotic responses before the show ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
William Wyndham
Morison
Trafalgar Square
England
America
Boston Theatre Stock Company
DuMaurier
Austin and Stone's Museum Hosts Bear Wrestling Spectacle
Big crowds watched Peter Carr and his bear Teddy perform in multiple catch wrestling and grappling bouts at Austin and Stone's Museum. The program also featured the Apriel family Neapolitan quartet, Nora De Marr sword ladder act, Flo Austin cowgirl rifle shot, and Meadows troupe with moving pictures and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Carr
Teddy
Curio Hall
Austin & Stone
Museum
Apriel
Nora de Marr
Flo Austin
Neal Johnson
Harry de Marr
Mezotti
de Debonnaire
Trixie
Order of Things
Fagan
Merriam
Laura Adelene
Rubber
The
Meadows Comedy Company
Tom Bateman
Mickey Finn
Vera Belasco
Eleanor Lawrence
Florence Emmett
Pictured Melodies
Palace Theatre Presents Cracker Jacks Annual Bow
The Palace Theatre opens this week with Bob Manchester's Cracker Jacks led by Venus Ruby Leoni and Lillie Vedder. The 35 performer company features Van Osten Varden Perry Wilber Mannings Millard brothers Madcaps and more in acts of song dance acrobatics and moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Bob Manchester
Venus Queen
Ruby Leoni
Lillie Vedder
Bob van Osten
Varden
Perry
Wilber
Mannings
Warden
Perry and
Millard Brothers
Madcaps
Marble Hall
Palace
Niblo and Spencer
Bell and Raddy
D’elmer Brothers
Caston Welch
Merrill and Barstow
Keith's Theatre Vaudeville Show Delivers Strong Lineup
Keith's Theatre continues its vaudeville run led by Bransby Williams with Dickensian characters. The bill features Leech and the Rosebuds in schoolhouse sketches, Millie Lindon singing, the Novellos miniature circus, Murray sisters, Willy Panzer acrobats, Callahan and St George sketches, Elsie Harvey and Field brothers dance act, Hurleys gymnasts, Morzario the multi instrumentist, Frances Abbot company with Baby Abbot, and moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith's Theatre
Bransby Williams
Keith
Cruikshank
Phil
Barnard
Leech
Rosebuds
al Leech
Boston
Novellos
Murray Sisters
Bheir
Willy Panzer
James Callahan
Jenny St. George
Miss St. George
Mr. Callivan
Elsie Harvey
Field Brothers
Bfield Brothers
Miss Harvey
The Oyster Man at Globe A Festival of Song and Humor
Ernest Hogan delivers a lively production at the Globe described as a festival of song and dance with drolleries, featuring Hogan as Rufus Rastus amid a strong cast. The show pleases with pretty costumes, effective scenery, and strong vocal and dance numbers led by Muriel Ringgold with John Becker and Harry Reed supporting. Digby Pell to appear next week as Nat Berry in Shore Acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hogan
Globe
Hfe
Mr. Hogan
Rufus Rastus
Sunny Sam
John Becker
Harry Reed
Muriel Ringgold
Digby Pell
Nat Berry
Shore Acres
Burlesque Show Dazzles at Columbia Beachside Panama Theme
The Twentieth Century Maids presented A Trip to Panama at the Columbia last night. Fern Melrose led the cast with singing while Pauline Moran and Billy Noble drew laughs in comic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Panama
Fern Melrose
Pauline Moran
Billy Noble
Abe Sinclair
Frank Carleton
Cornelia
Eddie
Carleton
Terre
Miss Melrose
Hub Theatre sings Good-by Glory big hit for Montague
Henry J. Montague of the De Wolf Hopper company scored a big hit at the Hub Theatre with a new ballad Good-by, Glory. Marie Camella and William H. Graves also drew praise as the hour show offered seven numbers including The Little Conjuror and The Mysterious Boudoir. The Miles brothers curated a varied bill with comedy and emotional pieces and a ladies orchestra segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Montague
Boston
de Wolf Hopper Company
Hub Theatre
Marie Camella
William H. Graves
Miss Camella
Bridget McCue
Miles Brothers
Theatre Comique Show Features The Eleventh Hour Drama
The Theatre Comique presents a strong bill headlined by The 11th Hour a dramatic feature. A Breeze from the West offers a cowboy number with an Indian fight while The White Shoe delivers comic mystery of a lost banknote. Performers Luna Cooper Mileva Emerson Norma Beaux Fred Beauregard Prim H Nadeau Haeckler sing Dreaming Two Blue Eyes and Katherine Hawkins Eunice McDougall Katherine Schell provide musical numbers with Johnsen and Sternberg in impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture Line
Theatre Comique
Luna Cooper
Mileva Emerson
Norma Beaux
Fred Beauregard
Prim H. Nadeau
H. J. Haeckler
Katherine Hawkins
Eunice McDougall
Katherine Schell
Johnsen
Sternberg
Tremont Theatre Sidelights and Stage Acts
Severe laryngitis kept Vesta Victoria from performing at Tremont Theatre last night though she planned to sing this evening. Edith Helena delivered a strong high note performance while Louise Agoust led a skilled juggling act. A novelty burlesque circus by Jean Cleremont and aerial feats by the Duffin Redcay troupe drew praise along with Leo Carillo’s versatile mimicry and the Sabraskans acrobatics opening the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Vesta Victoria
Miss Victoria
Edith Helena
Louise Agoust
Agoust
Mlle
Louise
Joe Hart
Jean Cleremont
France
Jean
America
Claremont
Duffin-Redcay
Leo Carillo
Sabraskans
Nellie Went Away at Grand Opera House Delights Boston
The Grand Opera House stage presents Since Nellie Went Away a dramatic tale of love and deceit. Arthur DeVoy as Roy Thatcher receives praise for a daring sea rescue while Evelyn Faber and Eva Dean drive the scheming plot. The cast earns hearty applause for lively performances and strong ensemble support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Grand Opera House
Boston
Harry Handworth
Ashley James
James
Gabriel Farley
Life Saving Station
James E. Nichols
Mae Lloyd Roberts
Sally Jones
Midnight Ride of Paul Revere captains busy theatre crowd
The Theatre Premier showcases The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere as the city’s premier attraction. The bill includes The Rivals The Drink Cure with illustrated songs Two Little Sailor Boys and When the Robin Sings Again with multiple vocal and instrumental acts by Beth Robie Grace Merriman William Chase George Francis Harry J Norton Ruth Wilmore Bes sie Beasley and Loud and Turner. On Thursday the programme will change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Cosey Theatre
Beth Robie
Grace Merriman
William Chase
George Francis
Harry J. Norton
Ruth Wilmore
Bessie Beasley
Loud
Turner
Theatre Joliette presents a varied weekly bill
The Theatre Joliette offers The Night Watchman as the headline feature with The Elixir of Strength and The Twin Brothers Joke as comedy numbers. A Little Hero appears as another subject, while pictorial ballads Yesterday and Comrade Mine are sung by Joe Roth Maude Fenton George Stedman William OConnell and Frances Stedman. Ed CC Mahoney Grace Milliken W F McGovern and F C Robins receive praise for musical numbers and impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Joliette
Night Watchman
Joe Roth
Maude Fenton
George Stedman
William O'Connell
Frances Stedman
CC. Mahoney
Grace Milliken
W. F. McGovern
F. C. Robbins
Wim O’connell
Howard Atheneum Burlesque Night Delights at Hioward
Mozelle the sensational fire dancer entertained patrons while Miner's American Burlesquers and a strong chorus showcased wit and melody. The program featured La Tour sisters comic duo World’s Comedy Four and J Hunt Ford and Snor sketches with Bessie Steiger songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozelle
W. ST. Ward & Co
Bessie Steiger
Jay Hunt
Ford
Snor
Hobo
Cop
Rice
Himer
al Carleton
Parson Sisters
Viscohhi Brothers
Joe Edmonds
Lew Stanley
Howardscope
Star Theatre Presents Fine Moving Pictures This Week
At Tremont row the Star Theatre showcases What a Pipe Did and An Anonymous Letter with sympathetic depictions. Accidents Will Happen The Cripples Duel and Grandfather and the Kitten entertain children while My Virginia and Cheer Up Mary are sung charmingly with illustrated visuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Tremont Row
Virginia
Mary
Orpheum Theatre bills break all records yesterday
The Orpheum drew crowded houses as records were shattered by Charlotte Parry in The Comstock Mystery and Polly Pickle’s Pets in Petland. Lalla Serbini performed daring stunts while Clark Bergman Mahoney and a chorus excited the audience along with Friend and Downing Hebrew entertainers and other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orpheum
Charlotte Parry
Miss Parry
Cripple Boy
Polly Pickle
Petland
Lalla Serbini
Clark
Bergman
Boston
La Maré@ brothers
Lalla Selbini
Clark, Bergman & Co
David Abrahams
Friend & Downing
Paul Batty
Albert Hart
Eccentrique Comiques
Katie Rooney
Mats
Orpfpie Urtor
New York
Polly Pickles
PETS
Jos
Batty’s Bears
la Maze Bros
Clark, Bergman & Mahoney
Transatlantic Burlesquers at Lyceum Theatre Offer Variety
The Transatlantic Burlesquers drew two capacity audiences yesterday at the Lyceum Theatre with acts like The Flubb-Dubb Conspiracy and A Gay Modiste. Featured performers include Lizzie Frelegh, Smith and Convey, Kalinowski brothers, Norma Bell, Fitzgerald and Quinn, Val Raynor, James Whitely, Eddie Nugent, and the DeGraff sisters delivering a lively program of comedy song and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Freleigh
Smith and Convey
Kalinowski Brothers
Norma Bell
Fitzgerald
Quinn
Val Raynor
James Whitely
Eddie Nugent
DeGraff
Girls
Bowdoin Square Theatre Melodrama Ends With Rescue
The Bowdoin Square Theatre presented The Battle of Life where Ivan Petrofsky poisons Alice Haswell before a rescue by her lover Arthur Strong. Arthur is charged, survives an electrocution scene at Sing Sing, and Alice escapes to reunite with Strong amid audience applause. Jane Stuart, Clayton Legge, Louis Bresen, Isabel Sherman, and Tommy Shearer star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Ivan Petrofsky
Alice Haswell
Arthur Strong
Strong
Alice
Sing Sing
Arthur
Jane Stuart
Clayton Legge
Louis Bresen
Isabel Sherman
Jane Haswell
Tommy Shearer
Dodge
Favorites Finish First At Bennings Track
Four favorites won at Bennings course in Washington D C with Flying Virginian ridden by Mr Taylor winning the open selling steeplechase handicap. Right Royal led and won the last race while Sanguine and Ardri each scored in earlier races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennings
D. C
Flying Virginian
Mr. Taylor
Spender Reiff
Oak
Merrymaker
Right Royal
Sanguine
the Squire
Ardri
Monacadir
Also Mentioned on This Page
Castle Square Theatre
H.R. Gardner
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Keith’s Theatre
Globe Theatre
Columbia Theatre
Theatre Jolliette
Scott
Howard Atheneum
Millie Lindon
London
Bill
Bransley Williams
3 Rosebuds
Willy Panther Troupe
Callahan and
St. George
Theatre Jolliette Bowdoin Square
Majestic
Matinee
TOMO
Belasco Theatre
R. W. Tully
Treatie Wed
Hesign Agham Montgomery and
Lindsay MO
Bie
the Soudan
Trilby
Klaw & ER
Lulu and Company, Incit
John J. Men
Lola Fron
Hatpe Ophe Luetle
Berlin Williams
Ren Erub
Tetre Atele
Charles Frohman
Rich & Harris
Wood
Lillian Mortimer
Lyceum
Trans-Atlantics
Orpheum Theatre
Lyceum Theatre
Ernest Blogain
Whitewash Brigade
John Rocker
Clobe Mon
Digby
HOGAN
Wed
BELL
Sig
Ali Baba
Tremont Ourers
Will
Louis Mann
Castle Sq
Tel
Tremont
Winter St
Washington, Cor
Beach St
Pryve
Washinton
Dover
Miles Bros. Moving Pictures & Illus
Ladies’ Orchestra
Pamitly Circle
Bowdoin
Daniel Boone
Vurreonss
Ours L
Famie
Mexico
Raymond & Whitcomb CO
Washington Street
Old South Church
Union Sq
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
New York & Ret
Van’s
Washington St
Park Square
Nat Butler
Jas. F. Moran
Jordan Hall
Ruby Gutter Savage
Theodore van York
J. Bertram Fox
Thompson's
Ditson
Elmendorf
Panama Canal
Charles
Symphony Hall
Mason & Hamlin
Kreisler
20Th Century Maids
Trembay
Young Prokes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!