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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1908

Page

4

Daniels Brighten Park Theatre With Hook of Holland

Frank Daniels returns to Boston in Hook of Holland at the Park Theatre delivering his trademark humor. Christie MacDonald shows marked improvement while Danforth Flossie Hope Fleuretta De Mar and a mixed chorus add songs and dances. The plot centers on Miss Hook's marriage to Bandmaster Van Vuyt as Daniels anchors a lively, cheerful program.

Frank Daniels Park Theatre Hook Holland Mr. Daniels Boston Salome Jackson Christie MacDonald Miss MacDonald Flossie Hope Fleuretta de Mar Miss Hook van Vuyt

Edeson Opens Second Week In Call of the North at Hollis Street

Robert Edeson begins the second week in The Call of the North at Hollis Street Theatre with a strong Ned Trent performance. The cast includes Ann Murdock and Harrison Ford. Next Monday Edmund Breese leads The Third Degree with Wallace Eddinger Ralph Delmore and Helen Ware. seats go on sale at 8 this morning.

Hollis Street Theatre Robert Edeson Boston Ned Trent Edeson Strongheart Ann Murdock Beatrice Prentiss Stephen Wright Harrison Ford Charles Klein Lion and the Mouse New York Edmund Breese Wallace Eddinger Ralph Delmore Helen Ware

Miners Bohemians Brighten Columbia Theatre Run

Two large audiences enjoyed the Miners Bohemians at the Columbia Theatre. Andy Gardner and Patsy Boliver led the fun division with lively acts and fashionable ensembles. Ed Johnston, Joe Barton, and Jeanette Buckley delivered standout numbers as the burlesque program pleased the crowd with music and wit. Bargain matinees for ladies run today through Friday.

Columbia Andy Gardner Patsy Boliver Ida Nicolai Jeanette Buckley Lillian Russell Eva St. Clair Alice Wilson Alice Ed Johnston Joe Barton Harry Lauder Scotchman Barton Daisy Leroy Wilson Boston Sam Anderson Norwood Jim Prokos

Palace Theatre Presents Parisian Widows Burlesque Bill

This week at Palace Theatre Weber Rushs Parisian Widows company offers The Boarding House and A Busy Day as introductions to a lively burlesque and vaudeville bill. Kathleen Howard Kelso and Leighton Ben Pierce Sauber and Bentley Margie Hilton and Auto Bee perform novelty acts with eight taxi girls. Friday features amateur night promising extra fun.

Palace Theatre Weber

Otis Skinner Stars in The Honor of the Family at Colonial

Otis Skinner’s Boston engagement in The Honor of the Family enters its second week with a packed Colonial Theatre as audiences applaud his colonel and the strong cast. Next week Henry Miller appears in The Great Divide with anticipated box office success.

Otis Skinner Boston Colonial Theatre Mr. Skinner Bridau Percy Haswell Flora A. G. Andrews Henry Miller Miller

Pedler shines at Grand Opera House with Joe Welch

Joe Welch headlines at the Grand Opera House in The Pedler. The show features his signature Hebrew humor and new parodies, with Lawrence and Harrington as co stars and a plot set in New Yorks East Side and Chinatown.

Joe Welch Grand Opera House Joseph Abraham Jacobson Lawrence Harrington New York Chinatown Metropolis George Leonard

Merry Widow Thrills Tremont in Thanksgiving Week Run

The Tremont Theatre opened a new week of the Viennese comic opera The Merry Widow with Marsovians in lively performance. Principals and chorus display spirit and the box office shows continued strong demand with long foyer lines and four weeks of advance sales.

Tremont Theatre

Hannah Dustin and Mary Queen of Scots on Star Theatre program

The Star Theatre presents Hannah Dustin a memorable feature and the new Pathe color serial Mary Queen of Scots. The Edison comedy The New Stenographer is hailed as very funny and the illustrated songs feature several new singers.

Star Theatre Hannah Dustin Mary, Queen of Scots Colored Pathe Edison Company

Boston Theatre Stock Back On Stage With Sky Farm

The Boston Theatre Stock Company opened a weeklong run of the comedy Sky Farm last evening. Eleanor Gordon, Mary Sanders, Gertrude Binley, Wilson Melrose, and Frank Losee head a strong cast in roles from the parson's daughter to the irascible village owner. Next week the troupe presents the satirical comedy A Message From Mars by Richard Gautherey.

Boston Theatre Stock Company Boston Eleanor Gordon Jonquil Towers Mary Sanders Augusta Victoria Patricia Wilkins Gertrude Binley Marigold Towers Wilson Melrose Frank Losee Mars Richard Gautharey

Are You a Mason? Draws Big Laughs at Castle Square

Audiences at Castle Square laughed heartily as the revival of Are You a Mason? showcased Farce style acting. John Craig as Frank Perry and Mr. Meek in drag delivered strong humor while Evarts and Firebus added fresh energy. Miss Young gave a delicate romance note as the cast stayed in tune with the comic mood. The show closes with a note of next week’s Boston premiere The House of a Thousand Candles.

Castle Square John Craig Frank Perry Meek Charley Mr. Evarts Amos Bloodgood Hamilton Travers Firebus Miss Young Boston

Peck's Bad Boy Draws Big Crowds at Bowdoin Square

Bowdoin Square Theatre showcased Peck's Bad Boy to large audiences with strong reviews for the stock company. Katharine Goodrich received applause for her standout performance as the Bad Boy, with Rita Byron Minnie Clay and Harry Jenkins as Shultz praised by critics.

Peck Bowdoin Square Theatre Katherine Goodrich Rita Byron Minnie Clay Harry Jenkins Harry Brooks Pat Duffy Major Peck Harry Humphrey

Winter Garden at Park Square Show Promises Rich Entertainment

Visitors to the Winter Garden in Park Square praise the breadth of attractions and value. Miss May Vincent sings illustrated songs while Willard’s Temple of Music draws crowds. Acts include Dare Devil Babcock looping death trap, Miss Flossie LeBlanche lifting 12 men, and DePhil and West on a monocycle. The Igrotte Village from Luzon island joins next week.

Winter Garden Park Square Moving Picture Theatre May Vincent Williard Temple of Music Charles Williard Babcock Flossie LeBlanche DePhil West Igrotte Luzon Philippines

Free cure offer for rupture ends truss use guaranteed

A letter promotes a method claimed to cure rupture permanently at the sender’s expense. It promises relief for all rupture types and ages, including those with failed trusses or operations, and urges readers to mail a coupon to begin treatment for free.

Keith's Theatre Holiday Vaudeville At Keith's

A holiday bill headlined by Stella Mayhew with Billy Taylor and Harry L. Tighe and his band of collegians offers top acts. The program features The Rain Dears, Novello's Circus, a new sketch Books, Lillian Rhoades, Maude Dunn, Eight Original Madcaps, and Coyt Trio canine display plus various dancers musicians and acrobats.

Keith's Stella Mayhew Billy Taylor Harry L. Tighe Collegians Rain Dears Novello’s Circus Miss Mayhew Harry Tighe Lillian Rhoades Joseph Hart Maude Dunn Novello J. Nelson Downs Goyt Cook Sylvia Lew Wells Phillips Brothers Morrissey and Ayer

Orpheum Bill Brings Grace Hazard In Five Feet of Opera

Grace Hazard headlines the Orpheum with a rapid costume turn and a varied program including The Bohemian Girl Rob Roy Fra Diavolo Mikado and The Chimes of Normandy Her bagpipe selection is praised Her sailor soldier and Scotch costumes plus a lively act by Felix and Claire and a new sketch by Harry Carson Clarke headline the rest of the lineup with Tohrs Sunflower Girls George Wilson and more. moving pictures show The Troublesome Carbunckle.

Grace Hazard Boston London Orpheum Theatre Miss Hazard Rob Roy Fra Diavolo Normandy Felix Claire Richard Carle Bessie McCoy Harry Lauder Grace Miller George Cohan Rogers Brothers Harry Carson Clarke Mr. Clarke Henry Irving Abraham Lincoln James Herne Edwin Stevens Tohrs George Wilson Barlow Wilson Primrose Westminstrels Vasco Alexander Bertie Probst Carbunckle

Alex andria Turkish Dancers Pack Austin & Stones Museum

Austin and Stone's Museum drew crowds with Oriental dances led by Zabeda Agra. The Damascus Salome and Druids dances wowed patrons as the full company and whirling dervishes performed at high speed. Other acts included Vera Vernon and partners, a Indian singing act, and new vaudeville numbers with moving pictures.

Austin & Stone’s Museum Alexandria Orient Damascus Zabeda Agra Zabeda The Merry Maids Vera Vernon Gladys Gray Ted Steele Cassie French Lottie Blanchard Campbell Elsa Harry Powell and Company Lamp-post von Seely Sisters Carroll and Doyle Walsh Thorne Percy Brown

Scenic Temple Presents Thanksgiving Week Program

A crowd filled Scenic Temple at Berkeley street and Warren avenue for a varied program of motion pictures illustrated songs and color slides. The Thanksgiving schedule features continuous performances starting at 1 PM on Thanksgiving Day with film changes, and Saturday's show begins at 2 30 PM.

Berkeley Street Warren Avenue

Hub Theatre Presents New Vaudeville Bill and Pictures

Hub Theatre showcases a vaudeville bill with J. L. Leonard Clara Whitney Miles Brothers and Elizabeth Stewart in monologue singing. The Russell and Davis duo and Duffy's Rise are featured with new comedy subjects and entertaining pictures. Thursday follows with a fresh program of vaudeville songs and performers.

Miles Brothers Hub Theatre J. L. Leonard Clara Whitney Duffy Russell Davis Elizabeth Stewart

Theatre Premier Holiday Week Bill Tops City Crowd

The holiday week program at Theatre Premier features Hodgdon the English clay modeller with faces and figures in soft material. Grace Livingston impresses with a powerful yet sweet voice, while Brooks and Ray perform a neat singing sketch. Carl D. Marlow offers a singing impersonation of famous stage celebrities. The motion pictures are strong and promise broad appeal.

Hodgdon Grace Livingston Brooks and Ray Carl D. Marlow

How ard Atheneum Review of Thanksgiving Day Show

A Boston audience praised Roger Imhof and the Empire Burlesquers with strong support for Gussie Linder Joe Howard Mildred Gilmore Susanne Corrine Irene Goodwin and Marie Brandon. The bill featured Blanchette brothers Randolph Sophie Tucker and others with a Thanksgiving matinee starting at 12.

Old Howard Roger Imhof Empire Burlesquers Gussie Linder Joe Howard Mildred Gilmore Susanne Corrine Irene Goodwin Goldie Marie Brandon Pearl Lebeau Nellie Stapleton Alta Pound Dorothy Drexell Maude Marshman May Emerald Virginia Perry Jusita Lawrence Mae Merrill May Dixon Daisy Clark Dottie Lewis Lucy Ricker Genevieve Merrill Ruby Pauline Marlowe Mr. Imhof Boston George Thatcher Will Phillips Blanchette Brothers Randolph le Maire King Sophie Tucker Phil Carrie Russell Gordon and Shakon la Dell Ward Charles Smith Howardscope Films

Max Fiedler Conducts Longy Club Concert

The Liongy Club of wind players gave its season opener in Potter Hall with Max Fiedler and 15 Boston Symphony string players. The program featured a new sextet in E flat and Caplet Persian Suite, with praise for Fiedler’s breath control and the overall performance, though Caplet’s suite drew critcism for excessive Oriental color.

Liongy Club Potter Hall Max Fiedler Boston Symphony Orchestra de Voto Maquarre A. Brooke Longy Handel Caplet

Bachner Recital at Steinert Hall Impresses Few Yet Delights

Pianist Louis Bachner offered a varied program from Bach to Chopin at Steinert Hall. Critics praised his tonal color and potential while noting uneven tempo and need for deeper spirituality in Beethoven Op. 109 and remaining works. An encore featured Sibelius Romance.

Louis Bachner Steinert Hall Bach Beethoven Brahms Schumann Debussy Scriabine Chopin Bachner Mr. Bachner Jean Sibelius

Theatre Comique Delights Large Audiences With Splendid Bill

A crowded Theatre Comique enjoyed a strong program yesterday with features like The Ingrate The Blind Farmer's Daughter and The Scarecrow drawing praise. Comedy numbers Their First Servant and A Swimming Lesson drew laughter while Bert Hackler and Miss Gertrude Mann scored with Sometime Somewhere and Won't You be My Baby Boy.

Theatre Comique Bert Hackler Gertrude Mann

$1000 Robbery in Back Bay Strikes in Daylight

Mary E. Goldsmith, widow of Nathaniel Goldsmith, reports a daylight theft at Orlington Street. Jewelry valued around $1000 disappeared, including a diamond clasp pin, a gold bar pin, a horseshoe pin, a gold watch with the monogram M E G, and an emerald cluster chain. Police suspect an expert sneak thief. no one with legitimate access is ruled out.

Mary E. Goldsmith Nathaniel Goldsmith Orlington Street Back Bay

Hoodoo Day for Firemen in Boston

Boston firefighters respond to a false alarm at box 23 on November 25. Twenty three pieces of apparatus and 123 men scoured Bowdoin square area before learning no fire existed. The culprits were a man on Hale street candle lighting during washing. Estimated cost of the skidoo incident pegged at 223 dollars.

Bowdoin Square Fox Bulfinch Street Jacob Sweetzer Hale Street Boston

Jamaica Plain Club Plans Innovation Dance

The Towne Club will debut the New port Whirl at a Thanksgiving matinee in Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain. Members have practiced the new whirl for weeks and promise a startling first public performance.

Newport Towne Club Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain

Druggists Endorse D D D Eczema Remedy Widely

Local druggists praise D D D Prescription oil of wintergreen thymol glycerine and other ingredients as a trusted eczema cure. Letters from Higginson Drug Co Voegels Bros. Drug Co P Taylor Co Wolff Wilson Drug Co and A Baur cite cures customer loyalty and strong sales. Riker Jaynes Drug Stores note Boston stores stock seven outlets. The preparation is a simple wash that relieves itching. Further details available at their store.

Higginson Higginson Drug Co Wichita Kansas Voegels Bros. Drug Co Minneapolis Minn A. Baur Terre. Haute Ind Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores Boston

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