Captain Barrington Star Charles Richman in Boston Debut
Boston crowds witness a standout production of Victor Mapes drama Captain Barrington at the Globe with Charles Richman in dual roles as Captain Barrington and Lieutenant Fielding. Ruth Langdon and George Wilson deliver strong supporting turns as the Tory and the ward, while Joseph Kilgour's Washington earns praise for makeup and presence. The cast and sets receive high marks, and the play is forecast as a major success for the season.
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Captain Barrington
Globe Theatre
George
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A Caeaton
Charles Richman
Cuan Redline
Winon
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Ij Jets
Rances
Mandy
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Craig Lamb
New York
Barrington
Fielding
Moulton
Washington
Ruth
Mapes
Mr. Richman
Lieutenant Fielding
Suzanne Sheldon
Mr. Gothern
Uriah Heep
Wilson
Joseph Kilgour
General Washington
Kilgour
Houdon
Richmond
Lynn Pratt
Edward H. Crosby
Iron Ox Tablets promise natural blood building and health
An advertorial claiming bad blood stems from sluggish organs and that Iron-Ox Tablets purge impurities by toning the digestive system. It warns against purgatives and alcohol-based tonics, touts natural, gradual benefits, and offers fifty tablets for 25 cents plus postage from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co.
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Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Mica and Men at Park Theatre in four acts
The Park Theatre presented Mica and Men by Madeline Lucette Ryley last evening, with a strong cast led by Miss Russell as Peggy and John Mason as Mark Embury. The plot follows Mark raising a foundling to marry, a nephew’s love for Peggy, and a guardian’s selfless move, with strong character drawing and adequate scenery and costumes.
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Madeline Lucette Ryley
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Dees Cageles
John Mason
Roger Goodlake
Peeet
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Geo Tovell
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Charles W. Butler
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Ceseeeesee
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Sieve
Huddleston
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Jeacvuces Carver
Gilbert Fatron
Glendenning Molly
Murray Pegey
Annie Russell
Mice and Men Gang
Agley
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Guardian
Lovell
Miss Russell
Peggy
Mark Embury
Oswald Yorke
Captain Lovell
John Glendenning
Miss Huddleston
Joanna Goodlake
Grand Opera House Presents Under Two Flags in Boston
The Grand Opera House staged Under Two Flags with the original New York scenery. Cigarette loves an English guardsman in Africa and is betrayed by jealousy, risking her life in a climactic gorge escape. Jane Kennark impressed Boston with Cigarette, supported by Bert Lytell and an ensemble including H Guy Woodward, Walter Marshall, Nettie Douglass, Jeanette Carew, John Davies, and Mary Hill.
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Algiers
Bertie Cecil
Likelalla
Jane Kennark
Boston
Likelalla Gorge
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Earl of
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H. Guy Woodward
Walter Marshall
Rake
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Lady
Venetia
Jeanette Carew
Countess of
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John Davies
Pierre Baroni
Mary Hill
Renee Baroni
King of Detectives
Lovers Lane at Castle Square Theatre Delights Local Audience
Clyde Fitch's pastoral comedy Lovers Lane at Castle Square Theatre drew a large crowd and strong applause. Howell Hansel shines as the village parson, Mary Sanders as Simplicity Johnson earns wide favor, with John Sampolis and John Craven also delivering notable performances.
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Castle Square
Clyde Fitch
Howell Hansel
Simplicity Johnson
Mary Sanders
Herbert Woodbridge
John Sampolis
John T. Craven
Murphy in Kerry Gow thrills Boston audiences at Music Hall
Joseph Murphy, in the title role of Kerry Gow, drew a packed house with his Irish character work and strong supporting cast led by Thomas Burton and John Daly. The run continues this week with Murphy presenting Kerry Gow on Thursday and every performance thereafter, followed by a concert next Sunday and then The Volunteer Organist the week of October 19.
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Boston
Shaun Rhue
Piace
Kerry Gow
Music Hall
Larry Donovan
Mr. Murphy
Thomas Burton
John Daly
Charles Edmonds
James B. Mulvey
Wiilliam T. Sheehan
George W. Conklin
H. J. Handworth
James Ryan
H. R. St
Music Haller
Shaun Thur
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Garry Owen in Boston
At Bowdoin Square Theatre yesterday two large crowds enjoyed the Irish comedy Garry Owen with added specialties and Irish music. Charlotte Hunt and Will Phillips lead a strong cast with Willard Blackmore as Leonard Markham, and Mary Atheling, Corinne Cantwell in notable roles. The run continues one week with matinees and discounted prices for ladies. The Runaway Wife is announced for next week.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Garry Owen
Charlotte Hunt
Will Phillips
Willard Blackmore
Leonard Markham
Carley
Mickey Hickey
Wilmer Walter
Butler Haviland
Edwin Denison
Lawrence Merton
Mary Atheling
Corinne Cantwell
Annie Southard
Willie Russell
Majestic Theatre Presents The Virginian Second Boston Show
The Virginian at the Majestic Theatre drew a large audience for a second performance last night, with enthusiastic reception and fewer pacing flaws. Dunstan Farnum stars as the cowboy hero, supported by Comatock as Molly and Frank Campeau as Trampas. with revised scenes and daily rehearsals the play shows strong progress toward success. Matinees are set for Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Majestic Theatre
Boston
Owen Wister
Mr. Wister
Kirke la Shelle
Dunstan Farnum
Columbia Theatre Hosts Steady Erminie Run As Week Opens
Last evening marked the start of the final week of Jacobowsky’s popular opera Erminie at the Columbia Theatre. Despite a storm, a large audience praised Francis Wilson as Cadeaux and the strong company, with Joseph, James and John interpolation and Gainsborough Girls chorus drawing acclaim. Jessie Bartlett Davis Madge Lessing and Signor Perugini remain crowd favorites as Shubert Bros. steer the house toward enduring success in high class comic opera.
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Erminie
Francis Wilson
Cadeaux
Joseph
James
John
Gainsborough Girls
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Madge Lessing
Signor Perugini
Shubert Bros
Columbia
Boston Theatre Sells Out As Quincy Adams Sawyer Excites Audiences
A large, enthusiastic Boston Theatre crowd fills the venue marking continued record attendances for the Quincy Adams Sawyer engagement. The show delivers clean comedy and light pathos, with a new production that draws quick laughs and steady audience appeal.
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Boston
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Boston Theatre
Boston Theatre draws crowds for charity concert series
The piece showcases George Lockwood as Zekiel Pettengill and Harry Goodwin as Sam Hill among a strong cast. Audiences flock to the vast auditorium, making advance seats wise. Next Sunday a charity concert series begins at the Boston Theatre for the Boston Emergency Hospital, continuing a popular tradition from prior years.
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George 8. Lockwood
Zekiel Pettengill
Harry Goodwin
Sam Hill
Winifred Gray
Lindy Putnam
Sabra De-Shon
Boston Theatre
Boston Emergency Hospital
Boston
Tremont Theatre Ends Yankee Consul Run in Boston
The Tremont Theatre hosts the final week of The Yankee Consul with Raymond Hitchcock praised as a leading comedian and Flora Zabelle debuting a new song My San Domingo Maid. A large chorus supports Miss Zabelle as Hitchcock’s In the Days of Old remains popular. The English grand opera company takes over next week for four weeks.
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Tremont Theatre
Boston
Raymond Hitchcock
Flora Zabelle
Robyn
the Tremont
Fools of Nature Opens Third Week at Hollis Street Theatre
Julia Marlowe and her admirable company opened the third and final week of the present engagement at Hollis Street Theatre last evening before a crowded house. Fools of Nature is a play that demands more than casual praise. Continued on Page 8-Fourth Column.
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Julia Marlowe
Hollis Street Theatre
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