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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1907

Page

9

Marie Doro Shines in The Morals B at Park Theatre

The Park Theatre hosted two notable events last night. Marie Doro's sensational debut in The Morals B earned wide acclaim for her Carlotta a youthful piquancy and spontaneity. C Aubrey Smith portrayed Sir Marcus with suitable propriety while Beatrice Forbes Robertson scored as the amorous widow. The audience included Charles Frohman William Harris and William Gillette.

Park Theatre Marie Doro Atlantic W. J. Locke London England Sir Marcus Carlotta Judith Dora C. Aubrey Smith Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Charles Frohman William Harris William Gillette

Columbia Theatre Burlesque Delivers Lively Laughs At Show

A Columbia Theatre audience enjoyed a mixed burlesque line up headlined by Libby Blondell Lillian Dreux and Marian Alexander with Dave Conroy Joe Emerson and John Hanson praised for performances. The evening offered clean comedy tuneful music and fine stage settings. Tonight Jim Barnes and Ed Anders vie to determine the top catch as catch can wrestler.

Columbia Springfield Avenue Girls Dave Conroy Joe Emerson John Hanson Libby Blondell Lillian Dreux Marian Alexander Jim Barnes Ed Anders

Howitson Trio Defeats Galvin Team At Elite Alleys

Two three man squads linked to N G Wood Co rolled three strings. Howitson aggregation beat Galvin team 766 to 721 at Elite alleys last evening.

N. G. Wood & Co Howitson Galvin

Blanche Bates Stars in Cho Cho San at Majestic Boston

Blanche Bates headlined the Majestic Theatre in The Darling of the Gods as Cho Cho San with strong support from Millward Hastings and Harriet Sterling. The afternoon crowd praised her natural, restrained portrayal, while My Aunt's Advice showcased Bates's comic flair. The run continues daily except Saturday with Girl of the Golden West and ends next week before Cecilia Loftus and Lawrance D Orsay perform The Lancers.

Boston Mme. Butterfly Majestic Theatre Blanche Bates Cho Cho San Miss Bates Mr. Millward Pinkerton Cuyler Hastings Harriet Sterling Suzuki Cecilia Loftus Lawrance D’orsay the Lancers

Orpheum Theatre Feature Draws Big Opening Crowd

The Orpheum marked a major feature yesterday with the debut of the Red Haired Girl from Houghton & Duttons praised by a society lady. Carroll Johnson and company staged Louisian in a condensed minstrel form. Gracie Emmett presented Mrs Murphy's Second Husband. Alf Grant and Miss Ethel Hoag offered vaudeville wit. Zeno and Zeno performed trapeze, Murray sisters sang, De Witt Burns and Torrance showed The Awakening of Joys. Felix and Caire did impersonations. Carter Taylor and company closed with At Camp Rest.

Orpheum Houghton & Dutton Carroll Johnson and Company Louisian Gracie Emmett Felix and Caire Carter, Taylor and Company Camp Rest

Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents A Girl of the World

The Bowdoin Square Theatre stock company staged A Girl of the World a drama about a poor worker fired for resisting insults. Virginia Norton, betrothed to William Sterling, faces abduction and a fund dispute with Harrison Wentworth as the plot unfolds with strong performances from Jene Stuart and Clayton Legge.

New York Bowdoin Square Theatre Virginia Norton William Sterling Wall Street Harrison Wentworth Wentworth Virginia Water Street Jene Stuart Clayton Legge Louis Bresen Isabelle Sherman Jeanette Dixon A Fallen Flower Edwin Denison Harry Leland Florence Hale Mabel Florence Harry Brooks Tommy Shearer

Globe Theatre Debuts Samuel Tornberg in The Money Lender

Patrons greeted Hebrew actor Samuel Tornberg in his Globe Theatre debut as Abraham Levinson the money lender in Hal Reid's The Money Lender. Tornberg shone, aided by Mary E. Cunard and Hilda Warren, with strong turns by Clyde Bates and others as the ensemble delivered a melodrama of a sweatshop daughter, her father, and a scheming rival. Fiske O'Hara to present Dion O'Hara next week.

Globe Theatre Samuel Tornberg Hal Reid Reid Tornberg Mr. Tornberg Abraham Levinson Mary E. Cunard Bowery Lil Hilda Warren Clyde Bates Louis Reinhardt Harry Joyner Baron von Levinson Alf C. Pearse Grim McGinnty Tessie L. Lawrence Mona Anderson Fanny Carew Grant Esther Wolf Fiske O'Hara Dion O'Hara

California Low Rate Colonist Tickets On Sale Daily

California low rate colonist tickets on sale daily through October 30. Fares range from 49.45 to 51.45 dollars for Boston to the Pacific coast. Tickets are good on the electric lighted Los Angeles Limited and the China and Japan Fast Mail from Chicago via the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern line. Daily personally conducted tours in Pullman sleeping cars cost 9.75 dollars for a double berth from Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland. Choice of routes. J S Brittain general agent passenger department 300 Washington Street ade.

Boston Pacific Coast Los Angeles

Boston Theatre Review of The Girl with the Green Eyes

The Boston Theatre hosts a strong stock company revival of The Girl with the Green Eyes led by Miss Gordon as Jinny. The cast delivers solid comic and emotional performances with Mr Melrose as the devoted husband and Walter Walker Lillian Hadley as an exemplary couple. The play runs only this week before Sky Farm takes the stage next Monday.

New Stock Company Boston Theatre Jinny Miss Gordon John Austin Mr. Melrose Tillman Walter Walker Lillian Hadley Theodore Friebus Geoffrey Maida Reade Miss Ruth Mabel Colcord Maggie Lucille la Verne Mrs. Cullingham Donald Meek Peter Edward E. Kidder Sky Farm

A Chorus Girl's Luck Shines At Grand Opera House

A. H. Woods new melodrama opened in Boston at the Grand Opera House to an enthusiastic audience. The production centers on Grace Carroll the chorus girl and her temptations in the big city with a strong blend of humor and scenic appeal. Ralph G. Herbert plays the hero to general approval and the company is well balanced.

A. H. Woods Boston Grand Opera House Mr. Woods Grace Carroll Ralph G. Herbert H. Woods New York Gambler of the West

Beggar Student Revival Delights Castle Square Crowd

The operatic revival of The Beggar Student at Castle Square draws unanimous praise for its Polish setting and elaborate scenery. Clara Wane as Laura, Le Baron as Bronislava, Ladd as Countess Palmetica receive sustained applause while Murray as Symon leads a lively performance with Davies, Shields, and Henderson contributing strong supporting turns.

Castle Square Masson Poland Clara Wane Laura Miss le Baron Bronislava Miss Ladd Countess Palmetica Symon Murray Davies Janitzky Mr. Shields General Ollendorf Mr. Henderson Enterich

Bowery Burlesquers at Lyceum This Week

Ken Jansen and Mike Kelley lead a troupe of entertainers presenting Bowery Burlesquers at the Lyceum. The show blends funny scenes from Bowery life with tableaux and musical medleys featuring Ben Jansen, Mike Kelley, the Racketts, Arthur and Ethel Miller, Carmelita D Elcedere, and others in humorous sketches and dances.

Ken Jansen Mike Kelley Bowery Racketts Fitz Arthur Ethel Miller Carmelita D'Elcedere Venus Harry Kohler Harry Hills Neely and Limbach Funny Rube Jolly Coon Clara Douglas Alma Burman Tda Bayton Gertie Hart

Theatre Premier Presents A Race for a Million

The Theatre Premier features A Race for a Million a drama about a rich mine and a schemer’s bid to steal it from an old man and his daughter. Also showing An Indian Idyll a vivid East Indian life tale with comic numbers The Stilt Race and The Stolen Pig. Song numbers include Fanella Grace Merriman Beth Robie and more. Music by Harry J. Norton Ruth Wilmore and Bessie Beasley with Turner and Long on impersonations. Thursday the full bill will be replaced.

Fanella Grace Merriman Beth Robie Lillian Rose George Francis William Chase H. T. Harder Harry J. Norton Ruth Wilmore Bessie Beasley Turner Long

Theatre Joliette Presents The Highwaymen Attracts Crowds

The Highwaymen headlines Theater Joliette this week in an intensely exciting program. Also showing are The Indian Idyll and The Maniac Juggler in the comedy lineup. An Interrupted Outing adds to the laughs. Pictorial ballads are sung by Joe Roth Harry O Neil Maude Fenton William OConnell and Frances Steadman with her first appearance. Musical numbers and impersonations are by Ed C Mahony Grace Milliken F C Robbins and P J Payson.

Theatre Jolliette Joe Roth Harry O'Neil Maude Fenton William O’connell Frances Steadman Ed. C. Mahony Grace Milliken F. C. Robbins P. J. Payson Harry O'Neill Frances Stedman

Hub Theatre presents Miles brothers hour show

The Hub Theatre features a varied program with sensational numbers artistic and dramatic comedy and scenic productions. Headliner May White has a strong voice along with praised performances by William H Graves Marie Camilla and Willie Daly. An all female orchestra closes the bill with incidental and instrumental numbers. The current bill runs through Thursday when a complete change will occur.

Miles Brothers Moving Pictures Hub Theatre May White William H. Graves Marie Camilla Willie Daly Ladies’ Orchestra

Divorcons Shines At Hollis Street Theatre With Grace George

Grace George leads the final week of Divorcons at Hollis Street Theatre Boston with a sparkling comedy revival. Cyprienne, a vivacious Parisienne, anchors the performance as Frank Worthing and Max Freeman deliver a strong waiter turn while supporting roles impress.

Grace George Hollis Street Theatre France America Miss George Boston Frank Worthing Max Freeman

Follies of 1907 Dazzles Boston at Colonial Theatre

A near Parisian revue style show drew full houses in Boston with no plot but lively dances and satire. Nora Bayes and Annabelle Whitford led a strong cast including Bickel, Watson, Mile Dazie, and energetic dances that drew repeated encores.

Colonial Theatre Boston Messrs. Bickel and Watson Nora Bayes Charles Dana Gibson Annabelle Whitford Mile Dazie

Theatre Comique Offer Smiling Mix of Drama Illusions and Song

At Theatre Comique a lively bill features The Highwaymen a colonial era thriller. The Enchanted Glasses shows illusions including bottle scenes. The Maniac Juggier and The Little Pig provide comedy. I'll See You Later Dearie is a ballad. Luna Cooper and others sing with Johnson and Sternberg providing impersonations.

Theatre Comique Dearie Luna Cooper Mildred Emerson H. J. Hecker P. H. Nadeau Clarence Faskell F. H. Beauregard Katherine Hawkins Helen McDougall Katherine Schell Johnson and Sternberg

Austin and Stone's Museum Show Delights Scollay Square Crowd

A morning at Austin and Stone's Museum in Scollay Square features the Tipica Mexicana Orchestra with vibrant music from Mexico and Spain. John F. Breckenridge and Sam Johnson entertain, while Otura the prestidigitateur and Alfonso the glass eater perform. The Minstrel Maids, vaudeville acts, and a Meadows company showcase music, dance, and comedy to a varied audience.

Scollay Square Austin & Stone’s Museum Tipica Mexicana Orchestra Mexico Spain John F. Breckenridge Sam Johnson Ottura Alfonso Glass Eater Punch and Judy Cook Milton Larkin Fulton Vesta Gilbert Davis Sisters Ida Campbell Ruth Clark Whalens Hoop Rollers Tom Bateman Mono Devine Shurtz Boulder and Quinn Tom Meadows Vera Belasco The Meadows Comedy Company

Palace Theatre Burlesque and Vaudeville Review

Weber Rush's Bon Ton Extravaganza Company headlines a lively program at the Palace Theatre with A Pousse Cafe and The Girl from Mars. Notable acts include Guy Rawson Frances Clare and The Girl With the Red Mask, plus The Evans Trio, sketch artists Cunningham and OLevy, and aerialists.

Palace Theatre Weber Rawson Clare Woods and Green Ben Pierce Palace Theatre Company Evans Trio Cunningham O'Levy Frank Phipps Nelson LaPorte Norman

Discovery of Cullinan diamond highlighted in Howe exhibition

After a day’s work at Premier mine near Pretoria a superintendent dug out the Cullinan diamond from a quartz vein with a pen knife. Lyman H Howe’s diamond mining show at Tremont Temple this Friday and Saturday will depict the discovery and all stages of diamond mining with extraordinary features.

Pretoria South Africa Kohinoor Lyman H. Howe Tremont Temple

Anna Held to Bring The Parisian Model to Boston

Anna Held arrives in Boston next week with The Parisian Model a musical comedy by Harry B Smith and Max Hoffman that wowed Broadway Theatre audiences last spring. Her songs and Parisian fashion plus a beauty chorus will draw crowds. Box office at Colonial Theatre opens at 8 this morning with expected strong demand for opening nights.

Anna Held Boston Harry B. Smith Max Hoffman Broadway New York Miss Held Colonial Theatre

Keiths Theatre bill outshines last week in musical comedy

Keiths Theatre presents Peter Dailey and company in Nearly a War Correspondent a lively musical comedietta about an American in South American war scenes with music and humor. The Narrow Feller Charles Semon returns with topical sketches and Stella Mayhew sings Smoking. Juggler Salerno tramp Lew Bloom and bicyclists Paulton and Dooley headline a varied bill with dancers Kalmos and others providing acts and sketches.

Keith's Peter Dailey South America Mr. Semon Stella Mayhew Salerno Willie Weston Milton Walters Kalmos Peter F. Dailey Comedienne Lew Bloom Chas, F. Lemon Paulton and Dooley Clara Ballerine Anderson and Goines

Dartmouth Sophomores Defeat Freshmen 9 to 2

Dartmouth sophomores defeated the freshman team in Hanover New Hampshire in a six inning game by a score of 9 to 2. The result shows the stronger side claiming the win with a solid seven run margin.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Sophs Freshies

Tremont Theatre Animal Comedy and Vaudeville Review

An eclectic Tremont Theatre program features an intoxicated dog and a monkey policeman pantomime act, Buster Keaton's growing talents, Lelia McIntyre and Johnny Williams, George M. Cohan’s The Governors Son tabloid, the Heras acrobats, Joe Welch and Juggler Fields. Strong crowd engagement across varied acts.

Tremont Theatre Barnold Buster” Keaton Buster Lelia McIntyre Johnny Itilyams Heras Joe Welch Juggler Fields

Howard Atheneum Burlesque Delights Patrons With lively Acts

A Howard Atheneum programme at the Old Howard entertained audiences with Casey at the Bat and Down at Our Drug Store skits. Zelma Somers and the chorus drew praise while Joe Reno Estelle D Arville and the Frey brothers showcased top acts among a strong bill including Valvenos St Elmo Cramer Beverly Sartella and Fred Bowman.

Old Howard Pat White Casey Zelma Somers Lewis and Green Malvern Will Jennings Mabel Webb Joe Reno Estelle D’arville Estelle Frey Brothers Valvenos St. Elmo Cramer Beverly Edwards Kernell Sartella Fred Bowman

Eleanor Robson brings Salo my Jane to Boston Hollis Street

After a season of triumph at the Liberty Theatre New York Eleanor Robson arrives in Boston with Paul Armstrongs new Western play Salo my Jane She is booked for a fortnight long engagement at Hollis Street Theatre including Wednesday and Saturday matinees seat sale opens today.

Liberty Theatre New York Paul Armstrong Salomy Jane Eleanor Robson Boston Hollis Street Theatre

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