Raffles The Amateur Cracksman Captivates at Hollis Street
Hollis Street Theatre packed for Kyrie Bellew's two week run of Raffles the Amateur Cracksman. Bellew's finely drawn Raffles and a strong supporting cast deliver masterly staging with elegant sets and rich costumes and the show earns strong audience praise.
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Lawfeence Smith
Lady Melrose
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Vidal
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Crawshay
Mrs. Vidal
Lorena Atwood
Gwendolin Carson
Clara Glandick
Juorena Atwood
Jeffersons Rip Van Winkle Delights Boston Theatre Crowd
Thomas Jefferson in Rip Van Winkle wows a large Boston Theatre audience in a second week. Critics praise his touching pathos and compare favorably with Joseph Jefferson. The cast includes Bangs Bassett Fuller Francis and Flugrath. Denman Thompson set to star next week in The Old Homestead at the same venue.
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Rip van Winkle
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Gretchen
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Russell Bassett
Ethel Fuller
Lauretta Francis
Viola
Leoni Flugrath
Denman Thompson
Boston Theatre
Mr. Thompson
Tremont Theatre Ends Run of The College Widow
Tremont Theatre nears finish of Henry W. Savage company engagement with The College Widow. Capacity crowds indicate strong advance sales for the October 28 farewell performance. Critics praise the author and actors for vivid living portraits of college town life.
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Vir ginian stage drama praised for closer fidelity and new ending
Historic portrayal by Kirke LaShelle evolves into a stronger dramatization of Owen Wister's novel The Virginian. Dunstan Farnum as the Virginian impresses with polish and dialect, Molly Wood portrayed by Mary B. Conwell earns praise for the demanding role, and Frank Crampeau as Trampas receives fitting, restrained menace. The revised third act introduces a mountain pass lynching, heightening drama while preserving the original arc. The Virginian runs for a single week in Boston with strong audience response.
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Owen Wister
Virginian
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Molly Wood
Dunstan Farnum
Mary B. Conwell
Miss Conwell
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Park Theatre Delivers Style and Stars in De Grammont Run
Otis Skinner closes a Boston season with a standout run of His Grace de Grammont at the Park Theatre. Clyde Fitch’s work shines as Skinner leads a strong cast including Arthur Forrest Laura Hope Crews Robert Peyton Carter and others. Next on sale at 8 this morning are seats for Thomas W. Ross in A Fair Exchange, a noted star returning to Boston under Charles B. Dillingham.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre Welcomes Miss Hunt In Northern Lights
The Bowdoin Square Theatre hosted Miss Charlotte Hunt in the American military drama Northern Lights to a glorious reception both afternoon and night. The cast, including Yale graduate Charles Miller as John Swiftwind and Henry Alexander as Sidney Sherwood, impressed with strong performances and staging. Next week the superb drama The Price of Honor is announced for showing.
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Sherwood
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Hugo Dare
Wall Street
The Mayor of Tokio at the Colonial Theatre
The Mayor of Tokio a two act farcical opera by Richard Carle and William Frederick Peters at the Colonial Theatre in Boston offers lively dancing pretty chorus and bright numbers. Carle leads the show with strong comic timing supported by Miss Janvier Miss Rhoda and Rusty with a strong ensemble and notable songs like Tokio and Cruising Home. The run continues for two weeks before Fritzi Scheff stars in Mlle Modiste on October 1.
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Colonial Theatre
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Fred Frear
General Satake
Sylvain Langlois
Ivan Orfulitoh
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William H. Platt
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Henry Blossom
Victor Herbert
Castle Square Presents The Royal Box at Castle Square
Castle Square Theatre offered The Royal Box a five act drama adapted from French sources by Charles Coghlan. John Craig led a strong cast with Mary Young and Lillian Kemble delivering notable support as the production showcased versatility and dramatic impact. The cast included Wyngate Waldron Wade and others in prominent roles as the premiere run ran this week before Lucette Ryley’s Mice and Men follows with Kemble in the star role.
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Drury Lane Theatre
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Spider and the Fly headline at Austin and Stone's Museum
Yesterday at Austin and Stone's Museum the preview titled The Spider and the Fly drew top notices as one of the finest illusion productions. The curio hall featured tattoo artists Frank and Annie Howard and other acts including Townsend, De Vere, Allen and Delk, Powell's Minstrel Maids, and various vaudeville acts led by Bob and Annie Cook and others.
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Nellie Diamond
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Keiths Theatre Show Delights Audiences With Juggler Strewn Bill
Big crowds filled Keiths Theatre yesterday as Paul Conchas billed as the most sensational heavyweight juggler of modern times performed daring feats including catching cannon balls on the neck. Will M Cressy Blanche Dayne and others offered rural comedy musical clowning and novelty acts alongside a lively billed program and a colored kinetograph film The Wonderful Album.
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Paul Conchas
Cinquevalli
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Bill Biffin
Bill
South Africa
Squire Tappan
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Charles Barron
Matthews
Ashley
Vera King
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Jules Larvette
James F. Macdonald
Kenyon
DeGarmo
Scott and Johnson
Empire Theatre Delivers Stirring A Message from Mars Performance
The Empire Theatre audience enjoyed a technically ambitious staging of A Message from Mars led by Howell Hansel in the central role. James Seeley as the messenger and Mary Hall as Minnie drew strong approval, with supporting turns by William Evarts Gertrude Berkeley and Mary Sanders enhancing the production. Next week the stage version of The Bonnie Brier Bush is scheduled.
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Howell Hansel
Horace Parker
Hansel
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Mr. Seeley
William Evarts
Mary Hall
Horace
Gertrude Berkeley
Mary Sanders
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Dreamland Burlesquers Pack Columbia Show With Song and Dance
The Columbia audience cheered a full Dreamland Burlesquers program featuring thirty live dreams. Leaders Jolly Zeb Barton Johnston with Bessie York Gladys St John Clara Raymond head two musicals At the Circus and Through the Clouds. The act showcased Dreamland Trio Clede Raymond Everetts Sisters Cain Palfrey Barton and Louis Pritzkow in various specialties.
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Grand Opera House stage offers strong dramatic line up
A crowded Grand Opera House audience praised the drama More to Be Pitied Than Scorned with solid acting by King Baggott as Julian Lorraine and Pauline Fletcher as Viola Keith. Walter Wilson as Garrick Gaunt drew applause while the cast overall met high expectations. Next week the house will present The Lighthouse by the Sea.
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King Baggott
Julian Lorraine
Boston
Viola Keith
Pauline Fletcher
Walter Wilson
Garrick Gaunt
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Sign of the Cross at Globe Theatre Impresses Crowd
Wil son Barrett presents The Sign of the Cross at Globe Theatre to a crowded house. Frank Smith stars as Marcus Superbus with J. J. Elwyn Nero Edward B. Nannery Ter gellinus May Radcliff Empress Poppea Alberta Keen Mercia and a large cast delivering superb scenery and strong performances. The production runs only one week before Thomas E. Shea’s repertory.
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Wilson Barrett
Frank Smith
Marcus Superbus
J. J. Elwyn
Nero
Edward B. Nannery
May Radcliff
Poppea
Ethel von Osthoff
Berenice
Alberta Keen
Mercia
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Howard Burlesque Opens With New Cast At Howard
The Howard presents a new burlesque week featuring 40 performers under Miss Violette Mascotte. Notable acts include Cunning the jail breaker, Ward and Curren in The Terrible Judge, Keno Walsh and Melrose, Zimmer the juggler, and the Siddon brothers Irish act.
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Violette Mascotte
Grace Leonard
Marie Yale
Rose Felmer
Hartford Sisters
Marie Rogers
Viola Marion
Julia Crosby
Millership Sisters
Edith Renfrew
Marion Martell
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Walsh
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Zimmer
Carmen Sisters
Joe Hardman
Fred Lucier
Wood
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Lon
Cork
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Palace Theatre Opens Week of Al Reeves Show
Al Reeves and his big beauty show began a week at the Palace Theatre with a crowded opening. The company is among the best ever to play the house and features top star attractions.
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