Sothern and Marlowe Open Week in As You Like It at Shubert
At the Shubert Theatre B H Sothern and Julia Marlowe opened week two in Shakespearean roles with As You Like It. Sothern’s Jacques impressed by its natural, philosophical tone while Marlowe’s Rosalind charmed Boston audiences with dainty, witty femininity and deft gender mix. The trio also showcased Howson as Touchstone and a strong Forest Arden scene. runs continue nightly with Romeo and Juliet Thursday and Hamlet on Saturday.
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Shubert Theatre
B. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Rosalind
Mr. Sothern
Jacques
Shakspere
Albert S. Howson
Forest of Arden
Frederick Lewis
Orlando
Cough remedy recipe promises fast relief with Pinex and syrup
A household cough syrup recipe claims a pint made from granulated sugar water and Pinex can stop obstinate coughs quickly. It touts ease of preparation, pleasant taste, and extra benefits for hoarseness bronchitis and throat and lung troubles with a money back guarantee and delivery via The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
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United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Majestic Theatre ends run of The Chocolate Soldier with packed crowds
The Majestic marks the closing week of The Chocolate Soldier with capacity crowds as Oscar Strauss music and Stanislaus Stange dialogue charm audiences. Three matinees tone the week and Blanche Ring’s Yankee Girl seat sales begin tomorrow, her first local appearance in three years.
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the Majestic
Oscar Strauss
George Bernard Shaw
Stanislaus Stange
Majestic Theatre
Blanche Ring
Boston
Miss Ring
Raffles at Boston Theatre Showcases Kyrie Bellew
Kyrie Bellew delivers a polished portrayal of the famous amateur cracksman in Raffles at the Boston Theatre. Gladys Hanson shines as heroine, Jane Tyrrell as Mrs. Vidal, with minor roles well handled. the company closes with the comic musical Katie Did next Monday.
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Raffles
Kyrie Bellew
Boston Theatre
Mr. Bellew
Gladys Hanson
Jane Tyrrell
Joseph M. Gaites
Boston
Navy
Katie Did
W. C. Duncan
Frank Smithson
Karl Hoschna
Barrymore Leads Tremont Crowd in Farewell Boston Run
John Barrymore drew large crowds at the Tremont Theatre for the opening of the farewell fortnight of a rural comedy in Boston. The run ends December 3 with two weeks left for Eastern New England to see the piece. Barrymore’s Nat Duncan drew hearty applause and the cast includes Mary Ryan Edna Bruna Forrest Robinson Charles Fisher and Kathryn Marshall. Christie MacDonald in The Spring Maid takes the stage December 5.
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John Barrymore
Tremont Theatre
Boston
New England
Mr. Barrymore
Nat Duncan
Mary Ryan
Edna Bruna
Forrest Robinson
Charles Fisher
Francis Byrne
Sydney Ainsworth
John C. Brownell
Kathryn Marshall
Christie MacDonald
Park Theatre Delivers Laughter Amid Health Board Quarantine
The fifth week of the farce Seven Days drew roaring crowds in Boston as the show faced possible quarantine. Actors Albert Brown Allan Pollock Florence Reed Georgia O Ramey Lucille LaVerne and Hope Latham were highlighted by audiences for their roles in the merriment that could prompt another such dose if the production moves on to New York.
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Board of Health
Park Theatre
Boston
New York Board of Health
Albert Brown
Allan Pollock
Florence Reed
Georgia O'Ramey
Lucille LaVerne
Hope Latham
Gillette stages Too Much Johnson at Hollis Street Theatre
Mr. Gillette revived Too Much Johnson for two performances at the Hollis Street Theatre with a packed house. The farce amused three hours as he kept straight faces through ridiculous situations. The company included Louise Rutter and Marion Abbott with strong support, and future shows include Sherlock Holmes and The Private Secretary. Seats go on sale for Francis Wilson in The Bachelor's Baby opening next week.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Gillette
Johnson
Boston Museum
Mr. Gillette
Hollis
Charles Frohman
Sherlock Holmes
Private Secretary
Secret Service
Louise Rutter
Marion Abbott
Charles Bradshaw
J. EB. Miltern
Griffith Evans
Francis Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Colonial Theatre Act Delights With Dialect Sketches
Montgomery and Stone perform at the Colonial Theatre, shifting from canny Scots to aged Swedes with convincing dialects. Their nuanced impersonations and song routines draw laughter as they reprise past success, keeping the audience engaged with rapid identity changes and comedic flair.
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Montgomery and
Stone
Colonial Theatre
Ducklings Burlesque Opens at Columbia Theatre with Lavish Shows
The Ducklings opened at the Columbia Theatre with a lavish burlesque program headlined by Oh You Lemon featuring Frank Damsel and Frances Farr. A vaudeville lineup followed with Katherine Ross Young brothers Mike McDonald John Price and Parisian pantomime Temptation. The closing burletta A Night on the Roof Garden showcased musical hits and a richly staged chorus. Wednesday marks a wrestling match Alex Bersin versus Walter Willoughby with amateurs set for Friday.
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the Ducklings
Columbia Theatre
Frank Damsel
Harry Matthews
Frances Farr
Alice Brophy
Claire Lewis
Katherine Ross
Young Brothers
Mike McDonald
John Price
Blanche Martin
Broilers
Alex Bersin
Walter Willoughby
Piramel the Living Body in One Form at Austin & Stone's
The piece features Piramel, a Hindu marvel described as a man with a living female body growing from his breast, presented alongside Supramani, Bombai, and Gondi the human question mark. Thousands saw the act with accompanying comedy and musical performances by Murphy, Walsh and Walsh, Elizabeth Taylor, and others.
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Austin & Stone’s
Piramel
India
Supramani
Bombai
Ceylon
Gondai
Murphy
Walsh
Elizabeth Taylor
Musical Alexander
Bowery Burlesquers Open at Gaiety Theatre in Weeklong Run
The Bowery Burlesquers opened at the Gaiety Theatre for a week with Too Much Isaacs a lavish extravaganza. Ben Jansen and Lizzie Freligh lead the cast with a courtroom Madam X spoof as a special feature supported by Charles Jansen Sammy Brown Fitzgerald Quinn Norma Bell Josie Kine Edna Green and Minnie Lee in key roles.
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Bowery Burlesquers
Isaacs
Ben Jansen
Bowery
Lizzie Freligh
Picturesque recital by Emilio de Gogorza and Robert Schmitz at Jordan Hall
Emilio de Gogorza and Robert Schmitz offered a vivid program in Jordan Hall. Gogorza impressed despite an unsympathetic accompanist with Gluck, Rubinstein, Koechlin, Faure, Tours, and Hadley works. Schmitz, debuting at the hall, showed formidable technique and musicality, delivering his best afternoon performance in Busoni's Bach Chaconne.
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Emilio de Gogorza
Robert Schmitz
Jordan Hall
Gogorza
Gluck
Rubinstein
Fleur Jetee
Tours
Hadley
Schmitz
Busoni
Howard Atheneum Show Tops the Season with Wise Guy Company
Edmond Hayes and the Wise Guy company deliver a standout bill at the Howard Atheneum. Bozo played by Bob Archer and a strong lineup including Frank Riley Jim Collins Elmer Eul and the Ernesto sisters sparkled. Marie Jansen Jessie Eagan and The Ginger Bells drew strong applause with lively songs and humor. Thanksgiving Day matinee at 12 executes the festive showcase.
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The
Howard
Edmond Hayes
Plano
Bob Archer
Bozo
Frank Riley
Jim Collins
Elmer Eul
Marie Jansen
Ernesto Sisters
McCauley
Donnelly
Ford Sisters
Piccadilly
Jessie Eagan
Louie Dacre
Miss Eagan
Ginger Bells
Christys
Jimmy Whiteley
Waldron's Casino Burlesque Opens With Charles Howard Star
The Follies of New York and Paris begins a week at Waldron's Casino with Charles Howard as Ikey Shinestein and a corps of 20 chorus girls. Jennie Austin leads the female roles, supported by Nell Capron Violet Pardue Ada Avers Mildred Mantell and Mabel Percival. A strong supporting cast includes Saul Powder Ned Norton Al Canfield Bert Capman H. P. Nelson Michael Saxe M. Belmont Sam Bennett and Murry Belmont. Special numbers by French Dolls Bessie Pardue and Martin Ferrari feature the show.
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New York
Paris
Charles Howard
Waldron
Ikey Shinestein
Jennie Austin
Nell Capron
Violet Pardue
Ada Avers
Mildred Mantell
Mabel Percival
Mr. Howard
Saul Powder
Ned Norton
al Canfield
Bert Capman
H. P. Nelson
Michael Saxe
M. Belmont
Sam Bennett
Murry Belmont
Nellie Capron
Bessie Pardue
Martin Ferrari
Dockstader Crowd Cheers At Globe Night Show
Lew M Dockstader and his acclaimed blackface company drew a large enthusiastic Globe audience last night. His topical songs and encores pleased the crowd while Allen Campbell and quintet performed the Lucia sextet admirably. Charles Falk delivered a memorable "Sweet Sixteen" performance.
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Lew M Dockstader
Globe
Dockstader
Allen Campbell
Lucia
Charles Falk
Scenic Temple Holiday Bill Delights Crowd
Royden Benford a boy soprano created a sensation with a voice of range power and sweetness. Hap Handy and company performed soap bubble manipulation. The Harolds offered ven triloquism novelty and White head and Reuben provided a comedy sketch. A holiday themed motion picture exhibit complemented the program.
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Royden Benford
Hap Handy and Company
Harolds
Whitehead
Reuben
Eddie Clark Delights At Orpheum With Versatile Impersonations
Patrons at the Orpheum Theatre enjoyed Eddie Clark in a three character impersonation act portraying a 40 year old, an old maid, and a 15 year old boy. He stays all week. Also featured were the Doria opera trio and Rhoda Bernard the comedienne. The theatre promises the best motion pictures available.
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Orpheum Theatre
Eddie Clark
Orpheum
Doria Opera Trio
Rhoda Bernard
Comedienne
Qt Brand Spirits Price Listing with Regional Variants
Qt Star Bourbon Qt Home Brand Qt Standard Rye Qt Old Colonial and a variety including Spanish Port and Spanish Sherry are listed with a price of 45c 7c on in this fragmented OCR snippet.
House with the Green Shutters at Grand Opera House
Boston audiences watched Walter Howard's melodrama The House with the Green Shutters at the Grand Opera House last night. Arthur De Voe stars as the detective hero with Ralph McDonald as the villain while Eve lyn Faber leads the heroine role. Salvaggi dancers add notable numbers. Next week A Minister's Sweetheart is announced.
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Walter Howard
Grand Opera House
Boston
Green Shutters
Arthur de Voe
Ralph McDonald
Evelyn Faber
Addie St. Alva
Clark Ross
Lynda Farle
John C. Hickey
J. W. Carroll
Lion and the Mouse at Castle Square Theatre in Boston
The Lion and the Mouse at Castle Square Theatre features Mary Young as Shirley Rossmore and Craig as Ryder, Hassell as Hon. Fitzroy Bagley, with a vivid American drama portraying strong-willed characters. The production is lauded as one of Boston’s best and will run through next week.
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Charles Klein
Boston
Shirley Rossmore
Cay
Mary Young
Ryder
Mr. Craig
Mr. Hassell
Fitzroy Bagley
Lion and the Mouse
Castle Square
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Snappy Vaudeville and Moving Pictures
This week at Bowdoin Square Theatre features A Day at the Races with Ted Steele and company, a singing specialty by Carr and Archer, a sketch The Lady and the Lawyer by Corbett and Forrester, and poodle dogs by Frank. Lorosky the violinist and other acts headline a up to date moving picture program including Ali Pasha fortunes. Thanksgiving show starts at 10.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Ted Steele
Carr
Archer
Corbett
Forrester
Frank
Clarx Brothers
Lorosky
Ali Pasha
Hub Theatre Week Opens With Varied Vaudeville Bill
The Hub Theatre opens the week with De baldo's trained sheep and pigs the Harcourt sisters in a singing and dancing act of merit and the Moulin Rouge Orchestra returning by request, with the entire bill to be changed on Thursday.
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Vaudevillians
Hub Theatre
Debaldo
Harcourt Sisters
Moulin Rouge Orchestra
Keiths Theatre Presents Diverse vaudeville lineup
Keiths Theatre offers an excel lent bill with Takeo Namba the Japanese acrobat delivering startling stunts such as a headfirst ascent up stairs. Gus Edwards Song Revue and Irene Martin lead female performers while trained seals entertain children. Lulu McConnell and Grant Simpson joke in A Stormy Hut. Varona Verdi performs La Dent with juggling. rest of acts meet Keith standard.
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Keith
Takeo Namba
Gus Edwards
Irene Martin
Boston
Lulu McConnell
Grant Simpson
Harry L. Webb
Carson
Willard
Varona Verdi and Company
Dr Williams Pink Pills Said To Cure Severe Inflammatory Rheumatism
A woman recounts her son Francis Clarkson of Archbald Pa being cured after months of illness and ineffective treatments. The text argues standard care only relieves symptoms and urges starting Pink Pills now with a free booklet on blood diseases. Pills cost 49 cents per box, six for 2 dollars 50, from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Masa
Ave
Boston
Ite S
Lincoln St
Williams
Francis H. Clarkson
Archbald
Arthur Clarkson
Francis
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Boston Man Endorses Ballard Health Theories
O J Lappin a Boston businessman at 8 Eulita Terrace Brighton endorses R T Ballard Western health reformer. He credits Ballard treatment with curing long standing stomach catarrh and related ailments after years of pain insomnia and faintness. Ballard states his medicine targets the root catarrhal condition of stomach and intestines.
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O. J. Lappin
Boston
Eulita Terrace
Brighton
R. T. Ballard
Ballard
New York
Perdition
Epstein
Scollay Square
Lappin
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