Sky Farm debuts with strong rural drama and firm cast
Sky Farm first performed at the Museum Edward E Kidder presents a pastoral drama with integrated atmosphere and dramatic construction. The cast led by Charles Frohmann and featuring Jessie Busley William Hodge Katherine Florence Frank Loree delivers life like roles as the Boston era audience eyes.
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Edward E. Kidder
Sky Farm
Kidder
New England
Charles Frohmann
Jessie Ebusley
Miss Busley
William T. Hodge
Stephen Tully
Wbreetvan
Carolyn Whyte
Maud Horsford
Sarah McVicker
Wright Kramer
William Crosby
Frederick Truesdale
Frank Monroe
Tully Marshall
Rose Flynn
One of the Bravest at Grand Opera House Thrills Audience
After years away the Grand Opera House presented One of the Bravest a noted fire piece set in New York with scenes on docks Mrs Grogan s house and a Chinese opium joint The cast led by Charles McCarthy Iliam Cronin Virginia Buckle John Moore H S Parker Lulu Konari and Al Friend delivered strong performances with multiple encores and lively fire scene action
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Grand Opera House
New York City
Mrs. Grogan
Jack
Jill
Larry Howard
Charles McCarthy
H. 8
Parker
Tiger
T Latter
Lulu Konari
Rosie Grogan
Larry
Trovatore
Art Stevens
Officer
Bowdoin Square Theatre Delivers Top Notch Alvin Joslin Show
Bowdoin Square Theatre audiences enjoyed a sensational rural comedy Alvin Joslin with Charles Willard in the title Uncle Alvin role. Supporting stars include Lytell Clarence Merton E R Philips and Virginia Thornton. A skit Modern School of Acting drew laughs and singing from Annie Carter and Maud Campbell. The bill runs a single week with daily matinees and popular prices. Next week features The Fatal Card melodrama.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Alvin Joslin
Charles Willard
Uncle Alvin
Bowdoin Square
Lytell
Carl E. Clerence Merton
E. R. Philips
Imore Hammond
Wiliam Gleason
Johnne Henryan
Frank Mart
D. Gaylord
Virginia Thornton
Florence Hale
Corinne Cantwell
Maud Campbell
Charles Burnham
John Phillips
Annie Carter
Sag Harbor Opens Farewell Week at Boston Theatre
Sag Harbor opened its second and farewell week at the Boston Theatre before a large appreciative audience. George Woodward as Captain Dan Marble delivers a natural performance in a jolly, sympathetic role. Martha Reese as the orphan Sophie is charming and sympathetic, with the rest of the cast earning praise for their contributions.
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Boston
Acres
George Woodward
Dan Marble
Martha Reese
Erne
Park Theatre Presents Up York State A Rural Play
Park Theatre audiences saw Up York State a four act rural drama by David Higgins and Georgia Waldron. The story follows an orphan girl who marries to pay a debt, blending farce and melodrama with a strong final act and vivid character work by Higgins Waldron Horton McKean Mitchell and Cumpeson.
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Park Theatre
York State
David Higgins
Georgia Waldron
Mr. Higgins
Darius Green
Miss Waldron
Evelyn Blair
Walter G. Horton
Allen Woodford
Cee Estcott
Castle Square Company
Gabriella McKean
R. Brandon Mitchell
John R. Cumpéson
Davis
Tears and Fitch
Allen Stars In Palace of the King
Hollis Street Theatre opens Miss Viola Allen in In the Palace of the Line with a large audience. The cast includes William Pascoe as Don John and W Bonn as King Philip with strong support from Jennie Eustace Adelaide Warren and others. Rich stage settings recreate a picturesque era as the company earns high praise.
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Viola Allen
Hollis Streeteatre
Palace of the Line
Miss Allen
Boston
William Pascoe
Don John
W. Bonn
Philip
Mr. Hoyt
Jennie Eustace
Adelaide Warren
Arthur Bitchcock
J. H. Benrimo
Eugene Sweetland
Harry Ford
Margaret Shaffer
Lida Hall
Ain
Mannering Stars in Janice Meredith at Colonial
A large Colonial Theatre audience praises Ary Mannering in Janice Meredith as the show enters its second week. The review lauds Mannering’s flawless rendering of the Puritan maiden and her versatility from ingenuous youth to mature heroine demonstrating strong stage presence and screen-accurate charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Hearty Spelauss
Ary Mannering
Meredith
Beaton
Miss Mannering
Janice Edith
Miss Manner
Leicester Ford
Er Hale
Brave Arthrop
Ratory
le Andes
Atu
Kate'Lestes
Alice Neal
Mary Mannering
Janice Meredith
NK Wid Vews
Noted Praise Without Impersonation in Court of Play
A brief commentary asserts strong placement and praise without impersonation in athletic handling. It emphasizes fair performance and sincere admiration for players who deserve recognition.
Castle Square Theatre Debuts Pudd'nhead Wilson After A Million of Money
The Castle Square Theatre reports strong audience response to A Million of Money with realistic sets and solid cast performances. Next week the company opens Mark Twain's Pudd'nhead Wilson, marking a season shift after the current run ends.
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Castle Square Theatre
Ners Rform
Compan
Mar Twain
Pudd’nhead Wilson
Henry Pettitt
Augustus Harris
Pudd’'Nhead Wilson
Evangeline at Columbia Theatre Enters Fourth Week
Rice's extravaganza Evangeline continues at the Columbia Theatre with Gus Daly as Le Blanc delivering a distinctive performance. The Papyrus Club helped spark its run, and a tour of principal cities is planned for Oct 19, followed by The King's Carnival on Oct 21 with the New York cast and staging.
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Rice
Evangeline
Columbia
Gus Daly
le Blanc
Daly
Aparoe Club
Papyrus Club
Columbia Theatre
New Yorkeatre
New York
The Princess Chic at Tremont Theatre
Bee Sylva and the 60 clever people present The Princess Chic in its third Boston week at Tremont Theatre last night. The company shows renewed enthusiasm. the audience roars with laughter and applause for many songs. Mr la Shelie’s witty lyrics and Julian Edwards’s sweet music drive the show’s appeal.
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Bee Sylva
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Mr. la- Shelie
Julian Edwards
Brady's Uncle Tom's Cabin at Boston Theatre Monday
Brady presents an all star production of Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Boston Theatre with a famed New York Academy of Music cast led by Gackaye as Western and Hatch as Esau, featuring Cast members like Laren, Ris, Hall, Rand, Vesemee, and Chapelle in prominent roles amid strong sales and public interest.
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Nat
Jocre
Tal
Rent Gackaye
Westerom
Legree
Stee Stockwell
A Arcs
Hatch
Oeetna Seach
Donal Laren
Augustus Bt. Clair
Top Ris
Cassie
Artie Hall
Maudrand
Hmetine
Lima
Annie Vesmeme Amelia
Tamar G. Chapelle
Kidnapped in New York at Owami Hall
Barney Gilmore stars in a sensational four act melodrama at Grand Opera House Owami Hall Next week He impersonates Dooley the detective The plot mirrors the Marion Clark cage case with up to date elaborate scenery and lifelike pictures A child is central promising strong heart interest and dramatic appeal.
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Barney Gilmore
Coman
Grand Opera House
Owami
New York
Dooley
Marion Clark Cage
Keiths Theatre vaudeville crowd enjoys lively burlesque show
A bustling Keiths Theatre program delivered a bright vaudeville bill with Burlesque comedy and strong singing. Acts by Anand a Johnny Curran and others drew solid audience response while Alex Heindl and Scott offered notable solos before a finale with aerials and variety numbers.
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Nia
Wits
Ananda
Johnny Curran
Alex. Heindl
Scott
Advertising Targets College and Yachtsmen Audiences
A brief ad note indicates campaigns tailored to college readers and yachtsmen. It signals promotional content aimed at students and maritime enthusiasts, highlighting products or services likely linked to campus life and boating interests.
Boston Music Hall Week Features Diverse Vaudeville Acts
Boston Music Hall hosts Sam Morton Clara Morton and Kitty Morton performing a lively vaudeville bill with originality and variety. The program includes Miyo San Japanese musical comedy, Pantzer contortionists, Pafrey and Hilton bicycle act, Yiddish acts, and animal sketches, offering ornate scenery and engaging performances for theatergoers.
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Sam
Clara
Kitty Morton
Boston Music Hall
Mrs. Morton
Try Orton
Miyo San
Adolphe Mayer
Pafrey
Hilton
Elvan
Wive
Nengid
Harman
Leah Russell Weveral
Girard
Diggine
Howard Atheneum Vaudeville Review Highlights
A fragmented report praises the Howard Atheneum vaudeville program with Pat Rely leading a lively lineup. Acts include Purcell and rotate the ball in motion, Edwin of Dor jard in travesty, Leona harber praised by a pair of cherubs, and Batley and Maasses delivering acrobatic humor amid a capricious, breezy stage show.
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Howard
Gonary
Pat ‘Ellty
Purcell
Pat
Iriah
Resents & Miekeen
Edwin of
Dorjard
Poe
Specia
Leona Harber
Batley
Topical optics and acts at Pat Reilly show headline
Frank D. Bryan offers topical optics with six pretty girls and a rattling act by Pat Reilly. The program features the Ferrell brothers as a headliner, Collins and Malet musicians, Murphy and Dunn, the Pryor brothers, the Fillmores, Marshall the Mystic, and Phil Morton.
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Frank D. Bryan
Pat Reilly
Howard’s
Ferrell Brothers
Collins and
Malet
Murphy and Dunn
Pryor Brothers
The
Fillmores
Marshall
the Mystic
Conjurer
Phil Morton
Wrestlers Vie For Supremacy At Austin Stone Museum
A large crowd watched rival wrestlers in Austin & Stone's Museum with intense bouts. Japanese grapplers Jara Yamada and Warabé Haklowa showcased Jujutsu, while Muldoon and Nick Elliott sparked excitement in a bloodletting match. Other clashes featured Maher vs Matthews, and Turk Allen Hasesan against the “Russian Demon” Orloff amid stage acts by Imperial Four and a host of entertainers.
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Austin & Stone
Jara Yamada
Warabé Haklowa
Young Muldoon
Nick Elliott
Andrew Maher
Tom Matthews
Allen Hasesan
Orloff
The
Imperial
Allett Sisters
Gaiety
Ji. Reeves
Oak and Stuart
Shelley Brothers
Ndrews
Feld
Mettler
Robins
Trenaman
Fe Wyitt
Eed and
Shaw
Ares Donaldson
Instrumentel Grays
Ettie Atwoort
Wakema Sitters
Darktown
Whirling Hashish
Clever Gulliver
Lille Lennard
Alexandoffe
Morrison's Grand Theatre Presents A Homespun Heart
A crowded audience at Morrison's Grand Theatre enjoyed a lively program led by Mr. Coates and a talented cast. The review notes sympathetic storytelling and poetic pieces, praising the ensemble's skill while hinting at standout performances amid a varied lineup.
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Morrison's Grand Theatre
Oston
Coates
Homespun Heart Plays Each Week With Young Cast
The production features Bieriche Warren as Marion and a young Beatrice Howard as Baby Lawson in a charming cast. Daily matinees run at low prices, with six months old Beatrice Howard appearing as the infant character and the show billed as one week only.
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Ten
Bieriche Warren
Marion
Tot
Beatrice Howard
Baby Lawson
Nickelodeon Show Delights Town With Hebrew Convention
Manager Walker presents a popular Nickelodeon bill featuring Mannie Worth's Hebrew convention. The curio hall showcases Hebrew dialect comedians, Yiddish impersonations, and the dance Kasateky. Acts include Jessor Ga Roux, Mile. Freda, Charles Jackson, Mons. Meretto, and a grand nations beauty show. The theatre offers hourly performances with L eddy Pasqualena, Snakerina, Minnie Burke, Lalonda, and others, plus amateur acts later.
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Walker
Curio Hall
Mannie Worth
Jessor Ga Roux
Mile
Freda
Charles Jackson
Mons. Meretto
Leddy Pasqualena
Snakerina
Minnie Burke
Buck
Lalonda
Stewart Ane
Ie Ware
Ssoubrette
Jayet
Gence Seton
Cinnie Aerty
Living Core
Brown Among the Daisies Burlesque Sparks Local Laughter
A sprightly show by Rice & Barton played twice yesterday. The opening farce features Charles Barton in a lively star part with ample plot. Cast includes Mullen, Duno, Lloyds, Walton, Elmer, Miles, Raymond, Esher sisters, and Hedro. The Tenderloin finale showcases dances and songs emblematic of New York’s famed district.
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Messrs
Rice & Barton
Mullen
Duno
Lloyds
Walton
Rice
Elmer
Miles
Raymond
Esher
Hekdo
Gordon
Greater
New York
Little Africa
Ana
Mile
Mara
New Palace Theatre Presents Engaging Fringe Entertainment
A lively program at the New Palace Theatre features Frank Ered in a vaudeville style performance. The show blends comedy and variety acts with a burlesque flavor, promising an entertaining evening for patrons.
Burlesque Company Delivers Varied Stage Sketches
A lively lineup features Pearl Marquem and Larry McCale with strong supporting turns by Tim Healy Applegate and Frank Silver. Performances include two burlesques and a novelty act with catchy songs and a new comedy sketch, all praised for vibrant energy and appeal to diverse audiences.
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Pearl Marquem
Larry McCale
Tim Healy
Applegate
Frank Silver
Ohso
Demon the Fairy
Arthur Byron Shines in Petticoats and Bur Nets Debut
Arthur Byron made a star debut at the Studebaker Theatre in Ara Steele's Petticoats and Bayonets a revolutionary romance described as a comedy romance with a military flavor. The enthusiastic audience filled the house and hundreds could not gain admission.
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Chicago
Studebaker
Pit
Dome
Arthur Byron
Ara Steele
Trolley excursions reveal new Concord to Worcester and Fitchburg routes
Readers ride the Lexington and Boston system to enjoy extended lines from Concord Junction toward Worcester and Fitchburg. The journey passes Westvale and mills at Stow and Gleason, then proceeds through Rock Bottom to Gleason Manufacturing and on to Hudson, Clin, and Fitchburg.
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Paul Revere
Lexington and Concord
Palace Observation
Lexington
Aree Company
Con
Hen Magna
Wasrity and Enterprise
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