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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1907

Page

9

Thanksgiving Week at Hollis Street Theatre spotlight on Hattie Williams

Hattie Williams shines in The Little Cherub at Hollis Street Theater with clever mimicry and a fresh take on The Merry Widow waltz. Henry V. Donnelly, Adele Rowland, Winona Winter, Trixie Jennery and Will West join the note worthy cast as the two week engagement continues before Lillian Russell presents Wildfire.

Hattie Williams Sam Bernard Charles Frohman The Hollis Henry V. Donnelly Dainty Adele Rowland Miss Rowland Rosa Adele Winona Winter Trixie Jennery Will West James Blakeley Miss Williams Lillian Russell Boston Little Cherub

Rob Roy at Castle Square Theatre Impresses Audiences

Cast features Reginald DeKoven and Harry B. Smith with a Scottish Rob Roy revival at Castle Square Theatre. Murray shines as Rob Roy, Lane as Janet, Le Baron as Flora MacDonald, Tallman as Prince Charles Edward, and others in period kilted garb. Run runs through early next week before Verdi’s Aida is revived with Madame Helene Noldi.

Reginald DeKoven Harry B. Smith Robin Hood Rob Roy Castle Square Scotland Mr. Murray Scott Miss Lane Janet Miss le Baron Flora MacDonald Mr. Tallman Prince Charles Edward Stuart Mr. Boyle Locniel Miss Hall Captain Sheridan Mr. Henderson Dugald Verdi Aida Madame Helene Noldi

Fronagan Lustini and Libbera Headline Boston Curio Show

The Austin and Stone’s Museum packed yesterday with the three legged Francois Lentini and Libbera the head and two bodies drawing crowds. Also featured were Peter Carr with Mon Sulla and Russell, Braddon and Gibson, De Bonnaire’s wooden heads, Trixie and snakes, and pythons. Other acts included That Colored Quartette, Frieda Terrell, Morton and Gray, Hylands, Mendy Bradford, Kitty Hoffman, and the Meadows company with Tom Edwards and peers.

Boston Austin & Stone Francois Lentini Libbera Curio Hall Lentini Italy Peter Carr Monsulla Russell Braddon Gibson de Bonnaire Trixie Snakes Quartette Frieda Terrell Morton and Gray The Hylands Mendy Bradford Kitty Hoffman Meadows Comedy Company Tom Edwards Vera Belasco Eleanor Lawrence Tom Bateman Mickey Finn

Actress to Perform Hedda Gabler and Magda at Symphony Hall

Mrs Patrick Campbell opens a three performance run at Symphony Hall beginning tomorrow evening. She will star in Hedda Gabler tomorrow evening and Thursday afternoon, then appear in Magda Thursday evening. Campbell’s managers promise the same high level of scenery and costumes for both plays despite Symphony Hall debut.

Patrick Campbell Symphony Hall Ibsen Hedda Gabler Magda

Belasco's The Rose of the Rancho Enchants Boston Crowd

Majestic Theatre presents The Rose of the Rancho in its final fortnight in Boston. Frances Starr stars as Juanita in Belasco's celebrated production with strong supporting cast. An extra matinee is scheduled next Thursday afternoon.

Majestic Belasco Boston David Belasco Mr. Belasco Frances Starr Juanita Miss Starr

Globe Theatre Stages Shore Acres with Digby Bell

Digby Bell stars as Nathaniel Berry in Shore Acres at Globe Theatre for two weeks. Leslie Stowe leads a strong cast including Alice Haynes and Helen Whitman with Squire Andrews and Joash Blake among others in a Maine farm life drama praised for Bell’s lighthouse scene and festive moments. An extra matinee is scheduled for Thursday.

Shore Acres James A. Herne Globe Theatre Digby Bell Nathaniel Berry Maine Nat Martin Bell Martin Berry Leslie Stowe Alice Haynes Helen Whitman Berry Edwin August S. S. Wiltsie Josiah Blake Rex. L. Kingdon Squire Andrews Joel Gates James T. Galloway Mandy Gates Gladys Egan Helen Chieffo Millie Berry Charles Shear Nat Berry

Bowdoin Square Theatre sees new talents in Daniel Boone

Mark Kent and Charles Stevens debut at Bowdoin Square Theatre with the Boston audience giving warm reception. Clayton Legge anchors the title role with a strong performance as Daniel Boone while Kent shines as Patrick McCarthy and Stevens charms as Simon Gerty. Jane Stuart and Mabel Florence lead Susie Boone and Sally Brush with a solid supporting cast.

Mark Kent Boston Bowdoin Square Theatre Charles Stevens Daniel Boone Clayton Legge Patrick McCarthy Simon Gerty Susie Boone Jane Stuart Mabel Florence Sally Brush Edwin Denison Tommy Shearer Louis Bresen Harry Leland Dwight Gaylord Doris Horslin

Theatre Comique Holiday Programme Offers Rare Excellence

At Theatre Comique a holiday programme of rare excellence is offered headlined by The Pirates, with Captain Kidd’s days recalled. Comedy numbers include The Crazy Quilt and Plank, while The Enchanted Pond and The Baboon intrigue. Illustrated songs Won’t You Be My Honey and The Girl Who Threw Me Down receive encores. Participants include Mileva Emerson Luna Cooper Norma Beaux Fred Beauragard Prim Nadeau H J Waeckler Katherine Hawkins Eunice McDougall Katherine Schell with Johnson and Sternberg in impersonations.

Theatre Comique Captain Kidda Mileva Emerson Luna Cooper Norma Beaux Fred Beauragard Prim Nadeau H. J. Waeckler Katherine Hawkins Eunice McDougall Katherine Schell Johnson and Sternberg

The Red Mill Delights Colonial Theatre Crowd

The fourth week of The Red Mill at the Colonial Theatre drew a full house as Montgomery and Stone energized the show with song and dance. Ethel Johnson Stanley Hawkins and D L Don led a lively cast praised by a large audience for their vivacity and performances.

Red Mill Colonial Theatre Montgomery Stone Ethel Johnson

Trilby at the Boston Theatre Impresses Audience

Paul M Potter's dramatic version of Du Maurier's Trilby opened with Eleanor Gordon in the title role earning high praise for grasping the character and delivering a convincing ending. Theodore Friebus as Svengali was a polished villain and his piano playing added to the evening's appeal with a cast featuring Wilson Melrose Walter Walker Donald Meek and others bringing Bohemian studio life to life.

Boston Paul M. Potter du Maurier Morison Eleanor Gordon Svengali Svengall Theodore Friebus Trilby Friebus Taffy the Laird Bohemia Latin Quarter William Hasson Gecko Thomas MacLarine Zouzou James Devine Rev Thomas Bagot Rose Morison Mrs. Bagot Lucille la Verne Mme. Vinard Mary Sanders Maida Reade Angele Honorine

Columbia Theatre Dreams Burlesque Delivers Superb Show

Columbia Theatre presents Dreamlands with Dave Marion as book writer delivering witty lines and sharp satire. Agnes Behler the Earle sisters and Adelaide L Fell headline a strong female quartet with top chorus singing. Fred Barnes and Harry Fox provide notable performances as the five-act program closes with planned amateur stunts Friday.

Dreamlands Columbia Dave Marion Newport Marion Agnes Behler Earle Sisters Adelaide L. Fell Boston Fred Barnes Harry Fox Alio Will Lawrence Hanlons

Orpheum crowd roars for Billy’s Tombstones at bill

A packed Orpheum audience roared with laughter and applause over Billy’s Tombstones performed by Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Drew and company. The bill also featured Bedouin Arabs, Gillette’s animals, the Le Brun Opera Trio, Billy Clifford, Genaro and Bailey, Catherine Hayes and Sabel Johnson, Tom Moore, and Shields and Rogers with lariat work.

Orpheum Billy Sydney Drew Gillette le Brun Grand Opera Trio Mlle. le Brun Fritz Huttman J. 8. Stevens Billy Clifford Genaro and Bailey Catherine Hayes Sabel Johnson Tom Moore Shields and Rogers Sydney Gillett Genaro and Bailey le Brun Grand Opera Jayes and Johnson Shields Paul Mars Eve

Bunco in Arizona at Grand Opera House Impresses Crowd

Miss Lillian Mortimer stars in Bunco in Arizona a Western comedy at the Grand Opera House. The play features full blooded Indians cowboys and scenic extravagance as Bunco the heroine returns from five years in England to wed her cowboy lover. Mortimer and her trained animals receive strong applause and solid support from the cast.

Lillian Mortimer Grand Opera House England Arizona Rocky Mountains Bunco Lady Bird Chubby

Tremont Theatre Bill Promises Vaudeville Variety

Louis Mann leads a condensed All On Account of Eliza with his German dialect. The program features Vasco the mad musician, Willy Hale the juggler, Will Rogers with lasso act, Eva Mudge impersonations, the Okabe Japanese acrobats, the Quigley brothers, Johnny Johns blackface, and Alexandra Bertie in a flying ring act.

Louis Mann Tremont Theatre Mr. Mann Eliza Hochstuhls Albert Meyer Mann Clara Lipman Muriel McArthur Vasco Willy Hale Willy Buster Will Rogers Eva Mudge Boston Okabe Quigley Brothers Johnny Johns Alexandra Bertie

Palace Theatre presents Vanity Fair burlesques and more

Palace patrons enjoyed Bob Manchester's Vanity Fair company with two burlesques Fluffy Ruffles and a Southern Belle featuring Frank Morgan Harry Dawson and a cast of 12 to 14 performers. The program includes grotesque comiques Alma Morgan trio of singers and dancers Wang Doodle Four and new Palacescope pictures with next Friday slated as amateur night.

Palace Bob Manchester Vanity Fair Frank Morgan Harry Dawson James R. Watters Julia Ellwood Madge Chester Mercedes Alvarez Annie Murray Russel Durands Sartella H. K. Greenhalge Palacescope

Theatre Jolliette Presents Mixed Film Program

Despite bad weather the Theatre Jolliette drew crowded houses. Dumb Sagacity led a strong bill, An Unfortunate Legacy sparked laughs, Where Is My Head and In Dream Land provided top subjects, and The Despatch Bearer offered exciting incidents. Performers include Joe Roth Maude Fenton George Stedman William OConnell and Frances Stedman with xylophone solos. Thanksgiving Day shows start at 9 am.

Jolliette Joe Roth Maude Fenton George Stedman William O'Connell Frances Stedman

Hypocrites at Park Theatre Second Week

Henry Arthur Jones serious play The Hypocrites continues its second week at the Park Theatre with Richard Bennett and Jessie Milward in key roles. The production features four well staged acts and three artistically crafted sets.

Henry Arthur Jones Park Theatre Mr. Jones England Richard Bennett Jessie Milward

Lyceum Burlesque Opens Week With Lively Variety

Fred Irwin's New Majesties open a week at the Lyceum featuring Bits as curtain raiser and rapid acts. James Wesley the diminutive Irish comedian provides steady humor while Irvin R. Walton with partner, Bert Bradley and Flo Barnes sing duets. Fay and Stanley perform a German act and the Phillips sisters close with wooden shoe dancing.

Fred Irwin New Majesties Lyceum James Wesley Irvin R. Walton Olip Bert Bradley Flo Barnes Fay Stanley Phillips Sisters

Old Mexico and the Bull Fight at Tremont Temple

Dwight L. Elmendorf presents the second illustrated lecture in his five part course Old Mexico the Egypt of America Next Friday evening and Saturday afternoon at Tremont Temple The talk contrasts with last week s lecture and features motion pictures including a bull fight with all brutal aspects removed

Tremont Temple Dwight L. Elmendorf Old Mexico Egypt America Panama

Keith's Theatre Boston bill shows high comedy and novelty acts

Keith's Theatre patrons enjoyed a strong program led by Flo Irwin in Mrs. Peckham's Carouse and Clarence Wilbur's The New Scholar. The bill featured Edna Luby impersonations, the Majestic Four, Clayton Kennedy and Mattie Rooney, Pucchian acrobats, Lina Marrder on a white horse, Paul Batty's Teddy Bears, and a variety of singers, dancers, and novelty acts.

Keith-goers Flo Irwin George Ade Mr. Wilbur Stuart Barnes Edna Luby Edna May Marie Dresser Anna Held Dave Warfield Vesta Victoria Edna Majestic Musical Clayton Kennedy Mattie Rooney Mr. Kennedy Lina Marrder Paul Batty Portsmouth Russia Japan Mr. Bruin Ila Grannon the Rinaldos Steve Robertson Eva Wanchette Ellen Richards L. A. Street Flo Irwin and CO Geo. Ade Mrs. Peckham Clarence Wilbur

Pirates and Despatch Bearer at Star Theatre This Week

Stars theatre presents The Pirates a thrilling tale of capture and rescue and The Despatch Bearer a Civil War story. Wife Wanted delivers broad comedy. Won t You Waltz Home Sweet Home and My Massachusetts Home delight audiences with a chorus. Thanksgiving Day specials added.

Star Theatre Massachusetts

Howard Atheneum offers songs stories by Alexander Dupree

George B. Alexander presented a new program at the Howard Atheneum featuring Jean ette Dupree, praised as a top vocal talent with several encores. Reilly and Woods supplied burlesque with Pat Reilly leading, supported by a chorus and a lineup including the Van Der Keers, Ruth Wright, the Clark sisters, Wilson and Da Monville, Cunningham and Fowley, Holman brothers, and others in acts and moving pictures.

George B. Alexander Old Howard Jeanette Dupree Reilly & Woods Burlesquers Pat Reilly van der Keers Ruth Wright Clark Sisters Wilson da Monville van Cooks Cunningham and Fowley Holman Brothers Les Salueres Albertys Rich Bellyea Lorraine Jack Creed Bunk Frederick Illusionist Moving Pictures

Hub Theatre Show Promises Tuneful Ballads and New Comedy

The Hub Theatre features illustrated ballads with Miss Marie Camella performing Priscilla and Miles Bros.' new comedy and sensational moving pictures. Graves and Montague entertain with encore worthy numbers then the ladies' orchestra provides incidental music. A full program change is planned for Thursday.

Hub Theatre Miles Bros Marie Camella Priscilla Messrs. Graves Montague Ladies’ Orchestra

Theatre Premier Presents A Fine Bill Of Moving Pictures

The Theatre Premier showcases The Trainers Daughter as the feature with The Despatch Bearer a Civil War tale and The Airship Thieves a top comedy. Illustrated songs by Beth Robie Norma Abbott Alice Marshall George Francis William Chase and Henry Plummer plus musical numbers by Harry Norton Ruth Wilmore and Bessie Beasley. An entire change of moving pictures will occur on Thursday.

Beth Robie Norma Abbott Alice Marshall George Francis William Chase Henry Plummer Harry J. Norton Ruth Wilmore Bessie Beasley Loud Ramsdell

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