As Ye Sow at Majestic Theatre Draws Large Boston Crowd
The Rev John Snyder presented As Ye Sow at the Majestic Theatre in Boston praising its dramatic construction and modern melodrama. Cast included Frank Gillmore Helen McGregor Hastings and Douglass Fairbanks with a shipwreck second act and a reform burglar incident drawing a large, impressed audience including many clergymen and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Yeo Sow
Enoch Arden
John St. John
Frank Gillmore
Dora Leland
Helen McGregor Rank Leland
Deacon Bassett
Captain Hanks
Herne Hulda Cushing
May McCabe Brieve Stetson
Edwin Forsberg
Lute Ludlam
Douglas Fairbanks
Dolly Hinckley
Marion Chapman
Bassett
Pearl Sanford Frank Gillmore
Helen McGregor
Ernest Hastings
Steve Stetson
Marian Chapman
Douglass Fairbanks
Majestic
John D. Long
Henry Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Herbert Parker
S. A Domain Union Trust Company
Dna
John Wellesley Hills
R. Melville Baker
Wellesley Hills
E. A. Horton
Alfred Manchester
Salem
Jasper L. Boutcher
Shelbyville
Ill
Robert Collyer
Dover
Alfred Boston
Samuel A. Eich
Steven
Wilson
Hopedale
the Weatherley
Peter Seidsmith D. D
Paris
Welless Hills
Wweeper
Wellesley Ills
Mr. Coe
Newos Or Falls
M. Marsters
Campes
B. F. McDatiel
Dorchester
Prederick Js. Gault
Leominster
Carl G. Horst
West Upton
Ames
Dole
Pennies
Jain
Irancis Tiffany
Cambrid
Hudson Bennoe
Gar Wiers
Frank W. Pratt
John F. Locke
New Dorchester
Calvin Prebbing
Beech
Ayland
Ss. C. Wicks
Brighton
Ww. H. Savery
Groveland
Gone
William ¥ .Eener
George Pratt
Natick
L. A Wkent
Providence
B. Mackwain
Peladie
Boro
J. Ee
Normandie
Roxbubury
Wreterick
R. Ae Braintree
J. Coleman
Roxby
Jones
Fast Brinter
V. Panty T. Secrist
Roxbury
J. F. Meath
Charles Ark
Thomas J. Horner
Feligeth B. MacDonald
Irish Ladies' Choir to Perform in Symphony Hall Concerts
Peter McNally, publicity remoter for the Irish Ladies Choir of Iblin Ireland, announces a week of concerts at Symphony Hall starting Nov 5. He praises the choir of 26 young ladies as talented and beautiful saying they are a bouquet of exotic flowers from Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Ladies’ Choir
Peter
McNally
Iblin
Ireland
A Fair Exchange Delights Boston Audiences at Park Theatre
Henry Blossom's American comedy A Fair Exchange opened at the Park Theatre Boston with Thomas W. Ross in the lead as Cliff Austin. The production features a yacht race plot mixed with romance and satire, strong setting drawings of Larchmont Yacht Club, witty dialogue, and a capable supporting cast led by Claire Kulp and John Flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Blossom
Charles Dillingham
Thomas W. Ross
Capital Players
Boston
Langhorne
Bob
Anaghanatgeaine Mae EI Rat the Hon
Claire Kulp
Ryerson
Lisele Hudson Collier
Lydia van Corlear
sBijon Fernandes Venneners Weuegias
Joremus Antoing
Cliffe Austin
Arizona
Lily Belle Sturgis
Commodore Sturgis
Lauren Rees
Larchmont Yacht Club
Walter Langhorne
John Flood
Blossom
Larchimont
Bob Howe
Cliff Austin
Larchmont
Mr. Ross
Forte
Globe Theatre Opens Two Week Engagement With Cardinal Richelieu
Thomas B. Shea and company presented Cardinal Richelieu at the Globe with strong support from Louie XIII Gaston de Orléans and Barradas. The Bells followed with Mathias and Christian in the cast. Shea praised for restrained realism as next week promises Napoleon the Great and further Jekyll and Hyde and Othello performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Thomas EB. Shea
Bulwer
E. Gilbert Cavalier de Mauprat
James J. Cassady Steur de
Charlotte Burkett
Lice
Andrés Marion de Lopme
Mr. Shea
Cardinal Richelieu
Cardinal
Julie de Mortemar
James J. Cassady
de Mauprat
John B. Gilbert
Barradas
Louis Cardot
Mathias
Étieweee
Eeeebeeeseees Hom
Waite
Paneer Bharrens
Oharlotte Burkett
Shea
Miss Burkett
Cassady
Christian
The Old Homestead at Boston Theatre Delights Crowd
Denman Thompson and a strong company deliver a vivid revival of The Old Homestead at the Boston Theatre. Thompson’s Uncle Josh and Kast members, including Gus Kammerle and Louisa Morse, receive warm praise for realism and staging. The audience response is hearty and the quartet singing plus The Palms encore draw noted approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Denman Thompson
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Uncle Josh
Rip van Winkle
Joseph Jefferson
W. E. Chamberlain
Colonial Theatre Delights Boston with The Mayor of Tokio
Richard Carle again proves a crowd draw at the Colonial Theatre in a comic opera that places Japan as an ideal setting. Carle as the stranded impressarian leads a strong, funny cast including Emma Janvierm and Fred Frear with praises for wardrobe and performers. This marks the last week of the current engagement before Fritzi Scheff’s Washington return and Boston run for Milé Modiste. Box office sales begin at 8 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carle
Tokio
Japan
Mr. Carle
Impressarian
Emma Janvierm
Fred Frear
William Rock
Cecilia Rhoda
Hortense Mazaretta
Madge Vincent
Ostrich
Fritzi Scheff
Washington
Boston
Colonial Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents The Price of Honor
Miss Charlotte Hunt headlines the Bowdoin Square Theatre production The Price of Honor a sensational melodrama about dangers facing a young girl seeking work. The cast includes Pearl De Soustér Annette Marshall Hale Henrie Charles Miller Wilmer Walter Edwin Denison and others in a one week engagement with strong acting and moral themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hunt
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Anna Melville
Gertie Merville
Miss Henrie
Charles Miller
Tom Elliot
Wilmer Walter
Henry Ferris
Edwin Denison
Mr. Butler Haviland
McGluckin
Harry Brooks
Thaddeus Gray
William Carter
Charles Wheelock
Henry Alexander
Frank Wright
Oliver Plunkett
World Beaters Burlesque Opens at Lyceum Theatre
J Herbert Mack presents a spectacular burlesque show at the Lyceum with two burlesques and a feature chorus of a dozen costumed young women. The opening number Jolly Ola Sports includes songs such as The Automobile Chorus Sassy Sal and Nursery Rhymes Quadrille plus a skilled drill. The bill also features Bohannon Corey electrical singing act McFarland and McDonald laughsmiths and dancing marvels Niblo and Spéen cer. The finale is the comic All at Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Mack
Lyceum Theatre
Bohannon
Corey
McFarland
McDonald
Quigg
Edwards
Nickerson
Niblo
Spéencer
Roller Skating Fad Gains Boston Attention
Roller skating becomes a popular social activity in Boston with growing attendance at all sessions and many beginners, especially women and children. Professor A P Demers, a champion, performs impressive skates to enthusiastic cheers as weekly prizes reward the most graceful lady skater. Excursion parties arrive from Quincy and others plan trips from South Framingham, Lynn, and Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
A. P. Demers
Unit
Quincy
South Framingham
Lynn
Lowell
Bellew Stars in Raffles at Hollis Street Theatre
Kyrie Bellew opened the second week in Boston with a strong Raffles performance at the Hollis Street Theatre. Bert Holland as Captain Fox Bedford and Frank Connor as Bunny earn praise for solid support while Clara Blandick and Lorena Atwood appear. Box office opens at 8 am for Mary Mary Quite Contrary with Henrietta Crosman company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyrie Bellew
Boston
Hollis Street Theatre
Raffles
Mr. Bellew
B. M. Holland
Captain Fox Bedford
Frank Connor
Bunny
Clara Blandick
Hattie Russell
Lorena
Henrietta Crosman
Mary
The College Widow Draws Strong at The Mont Theatre
The Mont Theatre reports high demand for The College Widow with strong student attendance and public praise. Ade’s comedy is noted for its lively reception and continued appeal in the final three weeks of performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade
Atwater
Harvard
Adé
Castle Square Theatre Stages Mice and Men In Fine Form
The Castle Square theatre presented Mice and Men a four act romantic comedy familiar to Boston audiences. William McVay played Mark Embury with a refined study of matronly virtue. John Craig portrayed Captain George Lovell with charm. Lilian Kemble excelled as Peggy the foundling. Other cast members included John Waldron Edith Tombes and Leonora Bradley. Next week Sardou's Cleopatra is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeleine Lucette Ryley
Boston
Castle Square Theatre
William McVay
Mark Embury
Foundling Asylum
John Craig
George Lovell
Embury
Lilian Kemble
Peggy
The
Foundling
John Waldron
Roger Goodlake
Edith Tombes
Joanna Goodlake
Leonora Bradley
Deborah
Hinbury
Sardou
Cleopatra
Columbia Theatre Presents Double Vaudeville Evening
Columbia Theatre hosted two performances featuring Alcazar burlesque and big glittering acts. The Beauties dazzled with attractive chorus girls and risqué costumes in "The Romance of a Suit Case" and the extravagant finale "A Midnight Dream." Notable acts included Ward Reilly Seymore in various skits, the Census Taker and Barnstormers, plus Keeley brothers and the original Bowery boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Alcazar
Charles Ward
Frank Reilly
Harry Seymore
The
Big
Sevens
Matthews
Reilly
Barnstormers
Seymour and
Hill
Sawtell and Sears
Keeley Brothers
Charles B. Ward
Bowery Boy
Palace Theatre Presents The Well Well Man Burlesque
The Dainty Duchess company performs The Well Well Man a lively two act burlesque at Palace Theatre this week. Edgar Bixley leads with strong support from James Leonard T K Smith Fred Nolan and Sadie Leonard with Clara Wieland Bonnie Arado and Alice Porter in leading female roles. The action moves from High Reuben Glue’s Lakewood New Jersey lawn to Cafe Subway with catchy music and strong comic moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Théatre
Dainty Duchess Company
Edgar Bixley
James Leonard
T. K. Smith
Fred Nolan
Sadie Leonard
Clara Wieland
Bonnie Arado
Alice Porter
High Reuben
Grand Opera House Presents The Lighthouse by the Sea
The Lighthouse by the Sea thrilled a large Grand Opera House audience with a coastal setting and a tale of wealth, an ex convict villain and a romance. Jack Dunn as Paul Clifford and Wilhelmina Frances as the heroine drew praise for their performances while David Elmet and John R. Simpson portrayed the villains. Letty Holmes and Jack Dunn received warm encores for singing dancing and violin. Matinees are scheduled for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Paul Clifford
Jack Dunn
Wilhelmina Frances
David Elmet
John R. Simpson
Letty Holmes
Empire Theatre Delivers Notable Bonnie Briar Bush Performance
The Empire stock company presented The Bonnie Briar Bush with artful staging and local color through Scotch songs and bagpipes. Frank Losee in Lachlan Campbell and Mary Hall as Flora Campbell drew strong praise, with solid turns by Jeffie Tilbury, Gertrude Berkeley, Mary Sanders, and others. Next week the troupe performs Lord Chumley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Lachlan Campbell
Frank Losee
Flora Campbell
Mary Hall
Jeffie Tilbury
Boston
Kate Carnegie
Gertrude Berkeley
Margaret Howe
Mary Sanders
Annia
Posty
William Evarts
James Seépley
Dr.Macluer
Francis Byrne
Donald Andd
William Hasson
Earl of
Colonist Tickets On Sale For West Coast Travel
California Oregon Washington fares listed 49.90 to 52.00 with dates Sept 15 to Oct 31 and an anticipated advance of about 17 after the sale. Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and coast points covered with lower intermediate rates. Reductions from New England points. Pullman sleeping cars offered daily and by tour via direct line or Colorado scenic route at half the berth price. Contact A Hutchinson manager tourist dept Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern line 800 Washington St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
New England
Colorado
A. Hutchinson
Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Washington Street
Keith's Theatre Vaudeville Delights With Diverse Acts
The current Keith's programme offers a standout two second transformation by Dick Staley and Belle Birbeck from smithy forge to drawing room, plus strong comedy by Will H. Murphy Blanche Nichols and Vera Lillian. Belaire? The show features many acts including Leon Bloomh Jane Cooper Ed Gray Garnella and Harris Nibbe and Bordeaux with a strong Village Choir and Holdsworths. A cannon balancing act by Conchas draws cheers along with Betron's burlesque and a parade film from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith’s
Dick Staley
Belle Birbeck
Will H. Murphy
Blanche Nichols
Vera Lillian
Zara
Tom
Eliza
Riva
Léw Bloomh
Jane Cooper
Bloom
George Day
Winona Winter
Ed Gray
Garnella and
Harris
Nibbe and Bordeux
Hurleys
Holdsworths
Paul Conchas
Barron
Cénchas
Betron
Parade of the Odd Fellows
Philadelphia
B P C E Concert Opens Tremont Theatre Charity Event
Henri French renowned as a master magician and juggler headlines the opening concert on Sunday evening October 15 at the Tremont Theatre in Boston. The Boston lodge B P O E presents the show for their charity fund with trunk mystery and protean changes as key novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri French
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Howard Atheneum Burlesque and Vaudeville Offerings This Week
The Howard Atheneum presents a strong burlesque and vaudeville bill led by a 40 member burlesque company in Delivering the Goods. Notable acts include Grace Leonard and Marie Rogers novelty creations, Louis Wesley's On Gee Aint It Great To Be Crazy, Hayey and Healey in The Clerk and the Bell Boy, and W J McDermott with the Hooligan Sousa. Also featured are the Knox brothers, Probst trio, Kenneth and Patterson, Munroe Mack and Lawrence, Léroy and Woodford, Lynch the wire star, Charlie Ahern on bicycles, Phil Morton Celtic songs, and the moving pictures Rafes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Grace Leonard
Marie Rogers
Louis Wesley
Hig
Hayey
Healey
W. J. McDermott
Sousa
Knox Brothers
Probst
Kenneth
Patterson
Munroe
Mack
Lawrence
Léroy
Woodford
Arto
Lynch
Charlies Ahern
Phil Morton
Howardscope
Rafes
Dr Bullen Leads Pawtucket Centennial Exercises
The Rev. George Bullen of New London New Hampshire was the principal speaker at Pawtucket centennial observances begun last Friday. His subject was The Relation of the Church to Social and Civic Righteousness. Other speakers included Rev. D W Faunce and Rev. Frank Rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullen
Pawtucket
R. Ly Oat
George Bullen
New London
N. H
D. W. Faunce
D. D
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Frank Rector
Jordan B. Marsh
Whitman L. Wood
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Granite State Park Races at Dover This October
The Granite State Park races in Dover New Hampshire run October 16 17 18 and 19. A large entry list signals competitive classes with fast harness horses. Round trip tickets including park admission offered at Boston and Maine stations with posters or agents for rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite State Park
Dover
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
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GLOBE
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Nia
Ats. SC
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MR. Hyde
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Oemeier
Getater
WA Parsons
Park Theatre
Mats
A Fair Exchange
Ead Alcazar
Bowdoin
RY Eae
Dora _Thorne
Hollis
Kyrle Bellew
Betrone
BF Holland
Richard Priseite Wiineeit
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Hayes and Healy
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Washington St
Joy Line
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Congress
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Lowell Institute
City OF
John Lowell, Jr
Huntington Hall
Rogers Building
Boylston St
Boylston
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Empire War Empire Stock Co
Lindsay Morison
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