Sothern and Marlowe Star in Romeo and Juliet at Hollis Street
Edward H. Crosby reviews Charles Frohman’s company at Hollis Street Theatre. Sothern as Romeo and Marlowe as Juliet deliver a near perfect emotional portrayal with period stage settings. Supporting cast includes Sol Smith, Crompton, and Hunter. Dorothy Vernon at Majestic improves under Bertha Galland. Orrin Johnson and Frank Losee praised. Engagement for two weeks promises ongoing Majestic success.
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Shakspere
Charles Frohman
Hollis Street Theatre
BE. H. Sothern
Romeo
Julia Marlowe
Juliet
Verona
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Mr. Hunter
Mercutio
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Bertha Galland
Majestic Theatre
Colonial
Miss Galland
Dorothy
John Manners
Orrin Johnson
George Vernon
Frank Losee
Malcolm Vernon
Carl Anthony the Earl of Rutland
Edward Racey Perkin
W. Peters
Elizabeth Tudor
Helen Tracy
Mary Stuart
Helen Bell
Lady Vernon
Kate Dennn Wilson
Jennie Faxton
Mary Faber
Miss Gatland
Carl Anthony
Malcolm
Queen Elizabeth
Majestic
Fiscalus
Kingdon Paris
Sydney C. Mather Montague
Malcolm Bradley Capulet
William Harris Romeo
Othern Mercutio
Hartson Hunter Benvolio
Norman Hackett
Tybalt
T. L. Coleman Friar Laurence
H. Crompton Balthasar
Robert
Gill Sampson
Ewer Es
Morgan Wallace Gregory
Gilbert Douglas Peter Weer
Rowland Backstage Abraham
Edson R. Miles
Malcolm Bradley
Per Smith
Lady Montague
Ereer Seer
Doris Mitchell
Lady Capulet
Oodwarid Juliet
Dulia Marlowe
NPSC
Sol Smith Page
Katherine Wilson
Hollis Street
F. E.G
ST. Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman Provepte
The Harvester at Park Theatre Earns Strong City Praise
Otis Skinner stars in The Harvester in its second week at Park Theatre with a poetic, harvest mood shifted to French Canada by audience and critics. Skinner’s performance matches his Willow the Vagabond past, Maud Durbin shines beside him in memorable scenes, supported by an excellent company.
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Otis Skinner
Park Theatre
Canada
Jean Richepin
Mr. Tree
England
New England
Mr. Skinner
Willow
Maud Durbin
Aline
Love's Lottery at Colonial Theatre Delayed
The Colonial Theatre postponed last night's performance of Love's Lottery by Mme Schumann-Heink due to her husband Paul Schumann's death in Dresden. Ticket holders could exchange for later shows or receive refunds, and the show was announced to proceed tonight with the same cast and comic opera plan.
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Colonial Theatre
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Stanislaus Stange
Julian Edwards
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Grand Opera House presents The Great Automobile Mystery show
The Grand Opera House stages Theodore Kremer's The Great Automobile Mystery based on a Buffalo tragedy. Dr. Warde uses hypnotic power to ruin a wife, plots murder, and ends with a double death in Central Park. Strong cast. Miss C Blanche Rice leads with Phyllis Hubbard. Arthur Hoops stars as Dr Warde. One week only.
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Grand Opera House
Theodore Kremer
Buffalo
Dr. Warde
Central Park
C. Blanche Rice
Phyllis Hubbard
Arizona
Warde
Newark
Gebhard Recital in Potter Hall with Miss Fletcher
Gebhard presents a piano violin program in Potter Hall featuring Schumann Debussy Chopin Liszt and Franck works. Nina Fletcher assists and performs violin solos alongside Mr Gebhard in a structured afternoon recital.
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Gebhard
Potter Hall
Schumann
Debussy
Chopin
Liszt
Cesar Franck
Nina Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Parsifal Returns to Tremont Theatre in Stellar Wagner Presentation
Richard Wagner's Parsifal was staged at Tremont Theatre with a robust Savage company. Performers included Maclennan as Parsifal, Griswold as Gurnemanz, Bischoff as Amfortas, Lind as Klingsor, Kent Parker as Titurel, and Lunn as Kundry. Critics praised the conducting and chorus, noted the first act's slower pace, but found the overall performance highly impressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wagner
Tremont Theatre
Kirkby Lynn
Parsifal
Francis Maclennan Amfortas
Johannes EB. Bischoff Gurnemanz
sPatnam Griswold Wreimbgoe
Wegner
Putnam Griswold
Gurnemanz
Johannes Bischoff
Homer Lind
Klingsor
Robert Kent Parker
Keith's Theatre Refreshes Crowd With Comic Stage Acts
Keith's Theatre offers a weekly lineup featuring a Japanese troop mock Port Arthur finale and a string of comic sketches. Highlights include James Morton’s sharp wit, Buckley and Snyder's wind instrument comedy, and a new suburban city man sketch that drew big laughs.
The Knessel Quartet with Hoffmann in Potter Hall Concert
Josef Hoffmann, pianist, joins the Knessea String Quartet for a Potters Hall concert next Tuesday. The program features Brahms quintet in F minor, Bach quartet in G minor, and Beethoven quartet in C major Op 59 No 3.
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Josef Hoffmann
Knessea
Potter Hall
Brahms
Bach
Beethoven
Pyramid Pile Cure Claim Promises Quick Hemorrhoid Cure
A letter from W E Wallis of Piggot Arkansas touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a complete four day remedy for hemorrhoids. The ad notes prior failures with other treatments, urges publishing his endorsement, and offers a free booklet from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan detailing causes and cures of piles.
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Arkansas
W.E. Wallis
Piggot
Ark
Mr. Wallis
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Lis
Boston Theatre Presents Primrose Minstrels Revival
George Primrose headlined a Western minstrelsy revival at the Boston Theatre, drawing large crowds with old favorites and new numbers. Eddie Leonard and Arthur Deming supported, with numbers like Oh Sall I love you till I die and Santa Claus, plus six elaborate Negro show scenes and encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Primrose
Boston Theatre
Primrose
Arthur Deming
Eddie Leonard
Foley Twins
Nellie
Globe Theatre Presents Me Him and I A Farceful Musical
The Globe Theatre in Boston opened Me Him and I a three act farce with music by Vincent Bryan and book by Willard Holcomb. Story follows an English lord masquerading as a theater manager to woo an American heiress and ends in Klondike adventures with mischief from a German Irishman and a tramp. Cast includes George Bickel Harry Watson Jr Ed Lee Wrothe with Gertrude Hoffman Marion Stanley and Edward B Adams delivering lively performances. Spectacular costumes music and scenery accompany songs such as The Self Made Man Good Night Evangeline Abner Nit and My Yukon Belle. The show closes with a happy ending and the next attraction The Ninety and Nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Holcomb
Vincent Bryan
Boston
Globe Theatre
Klondike
Adventuress
Dawson City
George Bickel
Harry Watson, Jr
Ed Lee Wrothe
Him
Seattle Sal
Gertrude Hoffman
Marion Stanley
Vera Heartburn
Willie Roa
Edward B. Adams
Miss Stanley
Frank Williamson
Klondike Charley
George Germaine
Lord Storm
Thomas Carlton
Hiram Rolla
Castle Square Theatre Delights With In the Palace of the King
Castle Square Theatre drew large audiences for two performances of In the Palace of the King yesterday extending a second week. Lillian Kemble stands out in Dolores with strong dramatic intelligence and skill while Hansel and the rest of the cast contribute to the production’s success. The play runs only this week, then Boston’s first stage version of The Cavalier follows next week. Voting by Castle Square patrons on season selections last week will be tallied and announced next Sunday.
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Keith's
the Mikado
Little Brown Fighting Men
Keith
Port Arthur
James Morton
Mr. Morton
Harry Buckley
George B. Snyder
Frank Gardner
Lottie Vincent
Mills
Morris
Bellman
Moore
Lew Hawkins
Robert Fulgora
Delmore and Lee
Mr. Cunningham
Miss Lord
Biograph
Palace of the King
Castle Square Theatre
Lillian Kemble
Dolores
Howell Hansel
Boston
George W. Cable
Howard Atheneum Stage Show Delights Boston Audiences
A full day program at the Howard Atheneum drew large crowds from 1 pm to nearly 11 pm. The Gasch sisters and Bottomley troupe wowed with acrobatics on head balancing and high bars. Singer's monied antics, Greene and Werner, LaVine Cimaron trio, Brown, Anderson, Briggs, Marshall and Lorraine, Benner, Jones and Walton, Edmonds, Wilson and Davis, Quinlan and Howard all contributed varied acts. The Lost Child film series and a burlesque skit A Royal Flush provided additional entertainment.
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the Howard
Gasch
Bottomley
Boston
Greene
Werner
LaVine- Cimaron
Comedienne
Harry Brown
Bill
al Anderson
Billy Briggs
Jones and Walton
Joe Edmonds
Wilson
Davis
Quinlan
Howard
Eee
Europe
America
Greene and
Werner la Vine-Cimaron
Harry Brown Anderson
Boston Music Hall Vaudeville Delivers All Star Week Show
Boston Music Hall presents a top notch vaudeville bill with Reynard's Royal Exposition Midgets Tyrolean dancers, Professor Wormwood trained dogs and monkeys, Eugene Cowles in superb voice and four songs including Doughty Deeds, Low Back Car and The Armorer's Song. Also featuring Charles Dickson in A Pressing Matter, Smith and Fuller, Lotta Gladstone, Wills and Hassan and a silent kinetoscope scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Music Hall
Reynard
Professor Wormwood
Boston
Eugene Cowles
Bostonians
Mr. Cowles
Gertrude Howe
Brandon Hurst
Dickson
Smith and Fuller
Jennie St. George
Josephine Gassman
Lotta Gladstone
Wills
Hassan
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents The Victorian Cross Hit Show
The Victorian Cross a six act melodrama drew a popular price crowd at Bowdoin Square yesterday and earned instant praise for staging pacing and performances. Charlotte Hunt DeLasieur Hale Du Bois lead a strong cast with Miller Walter Clarke and others praised. next week Monte Cristo arrives.
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Bowdoin Square
Victorian Cross
Charlotte Hunt
Kate Maynard
Miss DeLasieur
Phyllis
Miss Hale
Miss du Bois
Lady Aubrey
Charles Miller
Jack Baynton
Wilmer Walter
Richard Aubrey
Redfield Clarke
Sir Hugh Wheeler
Thaddeus Grays
Colonel Maynard
Edwin Denison
Nana Sahib
Butler Haviland
Andy Cregan
Henry Alexander
Harry Brooks
William Colton
George Lamson
D. L. Gaylord
Frank Lane
Charles Wheelock
Monte Cristo
Nickeldeon Resort Vaudeville Features Noted Acts
At the resort this week a strong attractions list includes Will Carringtons Georgia Minstrels in a plantation first part with songs jokes and dancing. Auger brothers aerialists perform on Romans rings and trapeze while Professor Hall presents legerdomain magic. An auditorium vaudeville show features Eddie Giguere Ilene Campbell Anne Le Joie May Harrison and George Loraine with The Black Statue. Friday marks amateur night.
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Nickelodeon
Will Carrington
Georgia Minstrels
Auger
Eddie Giguere
Ilene Campbell
Comedienne
Anne le Joie
May Harrison
George Loraine
Columbia Music Hall Burlesque and Vaudeville Night
The Columbia Music Hall offers a mixed program with vaudeville and burlesque. Highlights include Manning and Lang the Katzenjamer Kids, M Paulo and Mile. Marlowe in a bright sketch, the Belclaire Brothers, Kitty Bingham, Adonis Trio, Keno Welsh and Melrose, and Weber and Fields burlesque Hurly Burly. The cast pleases a high class audience.
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Columbia Music Hall
Manning
Lang
M. Paulo
Mile. Marlowe
Belclaire Brothers
Kitty Bingham
Boston
Adonis
Keno
Welsh
Melrose
Weber and Fields
The
Columbia
Georg Henschel Lecture at Jordan Hall on Brahms
Georg Henschel will present Personal Recollections of Johannes Brahms at Jordan Hall on Thursday afternoon December 1. He will discuss modern music as part of the talk and tickets are on sale at Symphony Hall.
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Georg Henschel
Jordan Hall
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