Mantell Stuns Bowdoin Square in Moonlight Play at Bowdoin
Robert Mantell dominates as Rabat and Victor Ambrose in A Face in the Moonlight at Bowdoin Square Theatre. The Globe-Return of the Lyceum Company offers The White Squadron and 1492 at Park and Globe. Regaloncita charms audiences with 1492 dancing and imitations while Nickodemus the Nondescript astonishes crowds with mixed-animal whimsy.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
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Rabat
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The Scout at Grand Opera House Delights Audiences
The Scout at the Grand Opera House entertains with a vivid Wild West show. Indians from Pine Ridge perform dramatic scenes alongside Frank Carver known as Dead Shot. A bridge collapse stunt ends with a swimming pony and dramatic battles, war dances, and a burning-house display.
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The Whites Squadron melodrama at Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre staged The Whites Squadron last night to strong applause. Set in Rio Janeiro, the plot follows a Brazilian general linked to brigands who is uncovered by a captain guarding a silver train. A Congress of Navies, disguises as monks, and a dramatic finale on a Rio square culminate in capture of the treasure and brigands. Lead actors include Robert Hilliard and King Healey.
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Congress of Navies
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The Grey Mare Opens Hollis Street Theatre Run
The Hollis Street Theatre hosts the fifth annual engagement of Daniel Frohman’s Lyceum Company with two new plays. White Roses stars Georgie Cayvan Effie Shannon and Mrs Wiffen. The Grey Mare, adapted from German, features Cayvan Shannon E J Ratcliffe LaMoyne Walcot Williams in a bright light comedy. Squire Kate The Wife and The Charity Ball will be staged during the engagement.
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Georgie Cavan
Effie Shannon
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Squire Kate
Linus Stallion Salary Rise Ignored by Crowd Surge
Since his last Boston appearance the $100,000 Oregon stallion Linus has had his weekly pay raised by $500, but Messrs Stone and Shaw heed the people. Yesterday crowds filled the house from morning till night, with women making up a large share of the audience, a feature noted as pleasing and indicative of popular support.
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Indian actress stars in Wep-Ton-No-Moh at Austin Palace
Go-Won-Go Mohawk, descendant of Red Jacket, writes and stars in Wep-Ton-No- Moh portraying The Indian Mail Carrier. She wowed audiences on ponyback without saddle or bridle and leads a varied program with Charlie Charles and a full troupe. Palace Theatre runs daily 1 to 10:30 pm with other acts including Ethelyn Broughan’s quartet and the Lovenberg illusionists.
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Miss Annie Pixley Stars In The Deacon's Daughter at Tremont
Miss Pixley, known as Ruth Homewebb and Mabel Hawthorne, headlines The Deacon's Daughter at Tremont Theatre with bright dresses and catchy songs including Song of the Washtub. Supporting company strong, second-week profits lag first. Oct 17 features Fadette by Henry Mapleson Company. Urania stage spectacle premieres in Boston Oct 18 19 and 20 at 2 PM.
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Tremont Theatre
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Criterion Theatre
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Early Birds charm audiences at New Lyceum Theatre week
The Early Birds company led by Nina Bertolini wowed New Lyceum crowds with about twenty members. Acts included John Lynch, John Lovely, Dan Barrett and Dick Morasco in blackface and ethnic roles, Pauline Cook and May Clinton with rifle and revolver stunts, Billy Jerome singing new songs, and contortionists Sapollo Petrie and Elise Petrie.
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Dan Barrett
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Reese
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Variety of the Best Type Stuns Howard Audience
A diverse Howard Theatre program drew strong applause last night as John J. Burke and Grace Forest opened a lineup that included Sparrow the French juggler Miss Lilly Laurel a male impersonator the Burani brothers the Nelson sisters Ford and Lewis Fred J. Leslie and his leaping hound Wheeler and closed with Hades and the 400 featuring Mr Pat Reilly. The performance was excellent and promises a strong attraction for the week.
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Hades
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Star Course Opens with Black Patti at Tremont Temple
Opening Star Course concert at Tremont Temple featured Black Patti with Princess Lilly Dolgorouki and the Listemann Concert Club. Selections included Ryder on organ, a string and flute serenade, Benet and Meyerbeer arias, and Gounod Ave Maria with violin obligato. The program praised Dolgorouki and Patti, with next events announced for Monday and Master Cyril Tyler debut at Chickering.
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Monda
Rupture Cure Claims Public Promise No Operation Needed
A pamphlet ad proclaims a nonoperative rupture cure with mathematical certainty and a no cure, no pay offer. It invites readers to send a stamp for details and asserts relief without pain or loss of work.
Controversial medical claim ad by Dr Parker at 73 Columbus Ave
An unusual advertisement promises harmful outcomes from medical devices used on women and children and touts a safer method for protruding intestines. It advertises free examinations daily 10 to 3 and weekday evenings, seeking patients to contact Dr Parker at 73 Columbus Ave for more information.
Cambridge Caucuses Favor Lodge and Local Races
Republican caucuses in Cambridge drew large crowds with strong support for Henry Cabot Lodge in Wards 1 5 2 and 4 while Ward 8 failed to pick a US Senator. Ward 3 suggested Alderman John R Fairbairn for Representative. In Ward 2 Dickinson led with 215 votes, followed by Close 112 Wilkinson 102 and Teele 37. Ward 4 Townsend 200 Rideout 199 Spalding 155 Waugh 119 Frasier 54. Ward 1 5 district contests saw Myers Parry Lovell win two seats as Parry led 183 to 108 to 77.
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Fight in the Sixth Democratic senatorial convention
The sixth Democratic senatorial convention meets Thursday night in the Municipal Court room at Fourth and Dorchester streets. Alderman Leary of Ward 18 is seen as the likely nominee with 27 delegates from Ward 18 and backing from Ward 15 McNary supporters. Ward 14 backs Cronin or McEttrick, while ex Representative Michael J. Moore may run as an independent if Leary wins. Ward 15 holds the decisive six delegates.
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Real estate owner Durkee badly injured after horse kick
G R Durkee, a prominent real estate owner and hardware merchant of Bagry VI, was kicked by a horse Sunday afternoon. He suffered a broken jaw, a smashed collar bone, and a facial gash. He was unconscious for an hour, unable to talk, and may die.
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