Oliver Twist at Plymouth Theatre Captivates in New Dramatization
Edward Crosby reviews a new Oliver Twist adaptation seen at Plymouth Theatre marking Dickens centenary. Marie Doro as Oliver impresses with boyish charm while Constance Collier as Nancy and Wilton Lackaye as Fagin earn standout turns. robust Bill Sikes by Edmund Breese, Rose Maylie by Madelaine Louis. Five acts, two week engagement precedes George Arliss in Disraeli.
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Rose Maylie
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Disraeli
Tremont Theatre Chooses Viennese Polka Over Waltzes
Tremont Theatre Boston enters the third and final week of The Woman Hater's Club at the Burgtheatre with strong applause for Sallie Fisher Walter Lawrence and cast. A Polish Wedding from Cohan and Harris starts next Monday. box office seats go on sale Thursday.
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Dolly Castles
Joseph Stantley
Leslie Kenyon
Stuart Robson
Cohan and Harris
A Butterfly on the Wheel Ends Its Run at Shubert Theatre
The Shubert Theatre charges into the final week of the celebrated divorce drama A Butterfly on the Wheel. The play, praised as a sharp truth teller, appeals to married women and hints at the penalties of \"planing the fire\". A preopening night audience anticipates the Gertrude Hoffmann show next Monday. A party of 50 New York regulars travels on a special train, including notable figures such as Lee and J J Shubert Morris Gest David Belasco William A Brady. Broadway to Paris will follow to the Winter Garden after Boston.
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New York
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Boston
Orpheum Vaudeville Bill Heads by Texas Tommy Dancers
The Orpheum Theatre showcases the Texas Tommy dancers leading an all-star vaudeville week. On the bill for the first half are Toomer and Hewins in a sketch It Happened in Loneville, Carten and Davis as singers and dancers, Hammond and Forrester in a comedy, Hilton and Bannon in The Battle of Too Soon, Harry Thriller in the lad with the chairs, and Hunters’ dogs act.
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Texas Tommy
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Loneville
Carten
Davis
Hammond
Forrester
Hilton
Bannon
Too Soon
Harry Thriller
Lad
Olympia bills cast include Castellucci and brothers act
This week at Gordon's Olympia the program features Castellucci and his brothers in a musical act Hillaire's comedy circus the Country Choir John B Cook in The Snag Waring on the piano Coy De Trickey the Brazzar brothers and moving pictures.
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Gordon's Olympia
Castellucci
Hillaire
Country Choir
John B. Cook
Waring
Coy de Trickey
Brazzar Brothers
Moving Pictures
Tremont Temple Exhibits Color Coronation Pictures
Moving pictures in natural colors showing the coronation of George were displayed at Tremont Temple yesterday. The exhibition attracted a well attended audience and photo plays from last season remain popular despite changes in presentation.
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Old Point Comfort
Annapolis
U. 8
S. Naval Jenny
Chesapenie Bay
Pulladelphia
Rex Fram
Foes Jork
Betaetar
George E. Peneren
Washington
Boston
Hale Tremont Temple Daily
Harold Meade
George Xne
England
Tremont Templef
Robin Hood Revival Delights Boston Theatre with All-Star Cast
The DeKoven Opera Company's revival of Robin Hood at the Boston Theatre proves the work a lasting comic opera classic with a strong book and tuneful music. Noting the absence of Henry Clay Barnabee, the performance features Pauline Hall and Edrwin Stevens among an exceptional cast, praised for vocal excellence and precise ensemble. The large orchestra under Frank E Tours and the chorus receive high marks, with particular acclaim for Bessie Abbott, Walter Hyde, and Florence Wickham in key roles. The revival is described as the best Boston has seen for Robin Hood, a testament to enduring quality and lively interpretation.
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Boston Theatre
DeKoven Opera Company
Bostonians
Henry Clay Barnabee
Frothingham
Pauline Hall
Edrwin Stevens
Bessie Abbott
Marian
Walter Hyde
Mr. Frothingham
Friar Tusk
Dame Burden
Herbert Waterous
Will Scarlet
Carl Gantvoort
Little John
Sylvia van Dyck
Majestic Theatre Opening of The June Bride Engagement
The Majestic Theatre began the closing week of Weber and Fields’s The June Bride with strong audience approval. The light music score by Edmund Eysler and well staged scenic surroundings delighted patrons as the comic storyline carried through the performance. Seats go on sale Thursday for Henry W Savage’s Little Boy Blue arriving next Monday with Otis Harlan Gertrude Bryan Maude Odell and John Dunsmure in the cast.
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Weber and Fields
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Edmund Eysler
Henry W. Savage
Little Boy Blue
Otis Harlan
Gertrude Bryan
Maude Odell
John Dunsmure
Park Theatre engages Rose Stahl in Maggie Pepper role
Rose Stahl enters fifth week at Park Theatre Boston playing Maggie Pepper in Charles Klein's new play. Her swift wit and slang keep audiences laughing as she humorously directs a store owner, delivering a standout performance likely to draw strong future crowds.
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Ana Park Mats
Rose Stahl
Charles Klein
Maggie Pepper
Boston
Park Theatre
Maggie
Paragon
Quaker Girl Delights Boston at Colonial Theatre
The Quaker Girl charms Colon ial Theatre audience as it marks the fifth week of its local engagement. Claire and Mr Knight lead a standout cast including May Vokes Gilbert Childs Maisie Gay May Allison Roland Bottomley Ruth Lloyd Arthur Klein and others as the lively musical comedy run draws strong playgoer support.
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Boston
Colonial Theatre
Lassie
Miss Claire
Mr. Knight
May Vokes
Gilbert Childs
Maisie Gay
May Allison
Roland Bottomley
Ruth Lloyd
Arthur Klein
Lewys James
W. H. Burton
Eleanor Sheldon
E. W. Martyn
Nellie McHenry
Peggy Lundeen
A. W. Metcalfe
Martin Cox
Globe Theatre all headline bill thrills audience
The Globe Theatre week offers The Four Lukens aerial stunts and Jesse Laskey in Visions d Art a light show Walker and Ill in a laughable playlet Church Sisters small pair of misses Lightner and Mitchell in funny talks Goodall and Letter singing and dancing act Rays and song review plus a long list of pictures Amateurs added tonight and The Country Store planned as extra on Wednesday and Friday nights
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Lukens
Jesse Laskey
Walker
Ill
Church
Lightner
Mitchell
Goodall
Letter
Rays
The Talker at Hollis Street Theatre Introductory Run
Marion Fairfax presents The Talker a two week run at Hollis Street Theatre. The drama surveys women’s revolutionary views on love and marriage with humor and pathos as Tully Marshall Eva McDonald Ruth Lenox Wilson Day and Jane Newton lead a strong cast. The play ends with virtue prevailing amid emotional scenes including a pivotal elopement and a restrained curtain call.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Marion Fairfax
Post
Tully Harshall
Eva MacDonald
Mary Mallon
Wilson Day
Vida Croly Sidney
Jane Newton
Preston Crewe
Warren Munsell
Miss Fairfax
Tully Marshall
Eva McDonald
Ruth Lenox
Mr. Marshall
Miss McDonald
Vida Croly
Sidney
Maried
Villian
Mr. Fells
Jean Newton
ONeal Opens Final Week at St James in Magda
St James Theatre presents Nance ONeal in Sudermann drama Magda in the second and final week of her engagement. The visiting star appears with a strong supporting company led by Theodore Friebus and Ethel Grey Terry as she schedules four matinees this week.
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Nance O'Neil
St. James Theatre
Miss O'Neil
Sudermann
Magda
St. James
Theodore Friebus
Robert T.haines
Harry Fearing
Charles Abbe
William C. Walsh
Dudley Hawley
Beth Franklyn
Kate Ryan
Ethel Grey Terry
Sherlock Holmes at Castle Square Stirs Big Crowds
John Craig stars as Sherlock Holmes at Castle Square this week in a reception praised for realism and impact. The cast includes Walter Walker Donald Meek Frederick Ormonde Carney Christie with Henrietta McDonald in a strong supporting turn. Next week the Castle Square features Wilson Melrose in The Aviator under Craig’s management.
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Sherlock Holmes
Castle Square
John Craig
Craig
Das zlers at Waldron's Casino Week Show
Waldron's Casino presents Dugan the Deputy a burlesque built around Irish comedian Pete Curley delivering roaring laughs. Bos tonian Ben Pierce the Dutch comedian shares the stage with a large company including Nan Engleton Kate Prior and 24 chorus girls in lavish scenic and costume production.
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Daszlers
Dugan
Pete Curley
Curley
Ben Pierce
Boston
Nan Engleton
Kittie Mitchell
Kate Prior
Betty Davison
Alf James
Johnnie Walker
Charlie Raymond
Fred Reese
Frank Farber
Frank Chamberlain
College Girls at the Gaiety Theatre Delights
A well laid plot and clever performances drive College Girls at the Gaiety Theatre Abe Reynolds leads as the Hebrew character comedian Dan Coleman debuts impressively May Florine Linden returns as the college widow with Jennie Ross Alma Bauer and Beatrice among the featured women Beatrice shines with a sensational violin act last year remains a big draw.
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Gaiety Theatre
Abe Reynolds
Dan Coleman
May Florine Linden
Jennie Ross
Alma Bauer
Beatrice
Scenic Temple Hosts Scenic Satire Show and Films
The Temple Players began the second week of their engagement at Scenic Temple presenting a musical revue titled School Days. The acts were generally well received and the film exhibit was up to date with instructive and entertaining photo plays.
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Puss in Boots Pantomime at Keiths Theatre Delights Crowd
London Christmas pantomime condensed for vaudeville adaptation at B F Keiths Theatre features David Abrahams as the cat, Will J Kennedy as the King, and a host of principals including Gertrude Taylor Lena Mason and Josephine Dur. The bill adds Just to Laugh That’s All Famous Characters in Famous Scenes and more with specialty acts and a Pathe Weekly overview.
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B. A. Rolfe
David Abrahams
Will J. Kennedy
Gertrude Taylor
Lena Mason
Josephine Durand
Fred Wilson
Charles A. Pusey
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Mer ry Maiden Company at the Howard Athenaeum
The Merry Maiden company presented New York in Two Reels at the Howard Athenaeum with lively burlesque. Notable performers included Lilla Brennan Blanch Curtiss Maud Black and a strong chorus led by Harry Fields and Ollie Olcott delivering comedy and music in a continuous show.
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Merry Maiden
New York
Harry Fields
Lilla Brennan
Boston
Blanch Curtiss
Miss Brennan
Maud Black
Lou Clark
Evelyn Russell
Dolly Barnes
Trixie Francis
Lottie Gibbons
Marie Hardy
Gussie Pape
Elsie Lamont
Ethel Webster
Dolly Morrissey
Adele de Wolfe
Vera Clayton
May Clayton
Frances Manne
Gilden
Terpsichore
Ollie Olcott
Marlowe
Planted
Prince Ceylon
Kittle
Dick Howard
Grand Opera House Burlesque and Vaudeville Aces
The Grand Opera House crowd enjoyed Pat White and the High Life in Burlesque with Celt ic songs and a bright Merrymaking lineup. Highlights included Casey in Society, The Union Men, and a gymnastic act by Tasma the human pinwheel. Wednesday to Friday show plans feature Country Store Parelli Swlmar Tuohy referee and amateur acts.
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Grand Opera House
Pat White
Mr. White
Casey
Pat
Carl Henry
Nellie Francis
Nellie Francis, Mr. Henry
May Bell
Anna Grant
Union
Charles Falk
Barrett
Bell
Tasma
Parelli
Bowdoin Square Theatre Brings Popular Violet Masccotte Company
Bowdoin Square Theatre features over 20 young performers from the Violet Masccotte Company. The Boston product grows in popularity with a current contest among favorites including May Belmont Alice Dudley Florida De Lisle May Hamilton May Osborne and others. The program features The Family Doctor with Three Nibbes Landis and Knowles a juggler Claude Austin and motion pictures. Thursday night promises amateur variety and Friday offers The Country Store.
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Nibbes
Clyde Austin
Landis and Knowles
Nat Clark
Boston
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Violet Mascotte Company
May Belmont
Alice Dudley
Florida de Lisle
May Hamilton
May Osborne
Gertie
Nellie Zola
Kittle Buhl
Mabel Parsons
Dolly Clifford
Blanche de Corret
May Waldron
Lillie Sutherland
Rose Emmet
Beatrice Roth
Anna Berry
Edna
Annie Wilson
Daisy Gallagher
Elsie Hill
Louise Baldwin
Anita Franklin
Three Nibbes
National Theatre Vaudeville Highlights Rose Pitonof Return
The National Theatre features Rose Pitonof the world champion woman swimmer as the local draw with Eddie Ross Fred Bailey Gordon Eldrich and company in Won By a Leg. The show also includes The Man from Springfield musical farce and strong turns by The Follies Pendleton sisters and Poltsin brothers. Pitonof plans to attempt the English Channel next spring.
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Tivoli Company
Springfield
Gordon Eldrich & Co
Eddie Ross Poltzin Bros
Pendleton Sisters
Folies Bergere
Mats
Eve
National Theatre
Rose Pitonof
Europe
Eddie Ross
Fred Bailey
Gordon Eldrich
Mies Pitonof
English
Follies
Poltsin Brothers
Handball Title Fight Set in East Boston
Handball enthusiasts will pack the Paris street gymnasium in East Boston on Wednesday evening for the New England championship match. Collin McDonald, swimming instructor and current single champion, takes on Joseph F B Goode in a spirited contest. The winner receives a cup donated by Michael McGreevy and a potential trip to New York to face the U S champion, with Lew Kelley refereeing and McGreevy scoring.
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Paris Street
Boston
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Collin McDonald
Bath Department
Joseph FB Goode
Michael McGreevey
New York
United States
Lew Kelley
Mr. McGreevey
Death notices and funeral details in Boston column
The column lists multiple death notices across Cambridge Roxbury Somerville and surrounding areas. It records names ages and residences with funeral arrangements including church services locations and dates. Notable entries include Bushee Cadieu Callahan Connors Cr a han Daily Doolan Edwards Engstrom Faxon Guild Hall Hosmer Jensen Lanagan Martin Manning McGrath McGovern ONeill ORourke Reddish Savage Timony Woods and a note from the Charitable Irish Society about Edward Sliney.
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