New Tremont Theatre Opens with Wyndham Garrick Tribute
Boston audience fills the Tremont Theatre for the first public performance led by Charles Wyndham in David Garrick and the comedy Why Women Weep. The critic praises Wyndham’s Garrick portrayal, the company including Miss Moore and Mr. Giddens, and notes the theater’s comfort and rapid intermission pacing.
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Davy
Peg
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Casey
Reynolds
Garrick
Robertson
Criterion Theatre
Matthews
Ada Ingot
Giddens
Square Curney
Iagot
Leslie Corcoran
David James
Criterion
Blakely
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Mary Moore
Barrett Stars In New American Run Of Ben-My-Chree
At the Boston Theatre a large audience witnessed the first US performance of Ben-My-Chree a five act drama by Hail Caine and Wilson Barrett The cast includes Wilson Barrett Miss Eastlake and veterans from the 1886 87 season showcasing the new tour.
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London
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Isle of Man drama Ben-My-Chree praised for strong Manx features
A critical review lauds the Isle of Man setting and Manx customs in Ben-My-Chree. It highlights the Deemster, Mona, Dan Mylrea, and the Bishop, noting dramatic vigor from Tynwald scenes and the production’s vivid scenery. Performers Barrett Eastlake Meiford Cooper Cliff receive mixed praise for stage presence and craft.
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Ben-My-Chree
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Ewan
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Davey Fayle
Dun
Charlotte Bronté
Kwan Mulrea
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The Suspect at the Globe Theatre Review
The Suspect is a melodrama drawn from the French Revolution focusing on a woman’s love for her fiancé. The cast including Henry Lee Minnie Seligman and Mattie Yore delivers a smooth performance though some dialogue drags and Lee overacts at times. Anne Suspects will be shown this week only.
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Minnie Seligman
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Miss Marlowe as Rosalind in As You Like It
Miss Julia Marlowe, a city favorite, performed Rosalind at Hollis Street in As You Like It. Her portrayal was intelligent sincere charming and poignant though occasionally immature as expected. The audience acknowledged the veteran talent and praised the overall performance.
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Rosalind
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Hollis Street
Twelfth Night Promises Delightful Evening Performance
Critics praise the cast with Miss Shaw's Celia near flawless and Mr Plympton's Orlando vigorous. Mr Levick delivers a competent Jaques in a conventional portrayal as the play open tonight.
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Gasper the Yodger Headlines at Grand Opera House This Week
Gasper the Yodger appears at the Grand Opera House with Mr. Ellis delivering his humor and style. The Howard features a top bill from William Muldoon’s variety organization offering an excellent program this week.
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Booth and Modjeska Open Broadway Season in New York
Edwin Booth and Mme Modjeska inaugurated the Broadway Theatre season in New York with a strong attendance and notable enthusiasm. Joseph Jefferson and W J Florence starred in The Rivals at the Star Theatre and drew a warm reception from the audience.
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Edwin Booth
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W. J. Florence
Star Theatre
Market currents mix consolation and concern in rail and sugar shares
The market shows strength in Atchison railroad stocks with strong August earnings and a higher fourth week, while Sugar drops to 754 1 2 and carries a 10 percent dividend doubt. Boston leads buying, but bank reserves fall and oil hovers near a dollar amid steady production. Cornelius Vanderbilt begins a southern tour with visits to C&O and CCC and St Louis systems.
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Locomotive Engineers Convene Denver. Chief Opposes Federation
More than 300 delegates travel through Kansas City en route to the Denver convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Chief P M Arthur declares federation with other labor groups unlikely and warns the order must stay separate or he may resign. Public reception in Kansas City shows wide support for his stance.
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Fires Rage Across Two Regions With Heavy Losses
Sash and blind factory Merrill and Connor Crostsbury burned with stock valued at 4000, insured 3000. Toronto Varnish Works also burned with 10000 loss and 1000 insurance. Minor blazes reported on Chapman street and Morse barber shop with smaller damages.
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City Notes on meetings and civic updates
A quarterly meeting of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association will be held in Mechanics building on Wednesday Oct 16 at 7 30 p m to hear Rev Dr Hale on mechanical and manual training schools. The Lynn Street Railway seeks capital expansion and electric plants. The Queen Esther Chapter initiated forty six candidates at Berkeley Hall. The Fragment Society held its seventy seventh annual meeting on Arlington street with reports of aid and clothing distributed. Officers elected include Mrs Charles O Whitmore and William T Glidden among others.
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Cochituate and
Sudbury
Boston Water Works
Lynn Street Railway Company
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Order of the Eastern Star
Berkeley Hall
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J. W. Austin
Arlington Street
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J. L. Brewer
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E. G. Tucker
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W. Rust
Charles Blake
D. W. Hitchcock
C. van Brunt
Balloting for a Lieutenant at Charlestown Armory
Company H Fifth Infantry MVM held an armory meeting on Winthrop street Charlestown to elect a second lieutenant after the resignation of Duncan MacArthur Major Oakes presided Sergeant Lindberg was elected on the fifth ballot but declined After nearly three hours of balloting without a choice the meeting adjourned until 8 tonight.
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Kennan Lecture On Siberian Camp Life Tonight
Mr George Kennan delivers a Tremont Temple lecture this evening at eight o clock sharp. The talk on narrative and description of life in Eastern Siberia is praised as Kennan s masterpiece and promises instruction and vivid description suitable for readers planning trains to the suburbs.
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Kennan
Siberia
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Obituary notices from Boston area whistling October deaths
Obituaries list multiple deaths and ages in Oct. in and around Boston Highlands East Boston Cambridge Somerville Hyde Park Woburn Quincy and surrounding towns. Notables include Miss Lydia Souther aged 100 and Captain Rishworth Jordan aged 95. Entries name spouses parents and locations.
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