Local notices mix with ads on skin care and fires
The page blends shop promotions and health lore, touting Dr Leighton skin food claimed to erase wrinkles before detailing a fire sale by American Wringer Co. at Franklin and Arch streets. It mentions Boston firms, hotels, dentists, and a student at Harvard Law amid community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thempany
Boston
Julius Bennett
Swift & Co
Wringer Company
Enterprise
Leighton
Dr. Leighton
Puritan Chemical Co
No. 74
Boylston Street
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Bissell
Along the Water Front Returns and Maritime Notes
Steamer Chattahoochee sails from Chelsea to Savannah with Cepart Johnson in command in place of ill Captain H C Lewis. Purser Cooney reports fourteen passengers bound for Chelsea and Essex Junction with regiments. Several ships unload catches and hull repairs noted, incl. Dunstaffnage hemp from Calcutta and Brookline to Port Antonio. Wreckers abandon Express wreck at Ben Portage Island. Amrum and Amrum crew updates. Captain George W Cates of Machiasport returns home after St Vincent tornado wreck. Also promotions and ads for hair products and asthma remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattahoochee
Cachs
Savannah
Newa
Cepart Johnson
The
City of
Macon
H. C. Lewis
Cooney
Forbes
Calcutta
Grand Junction
Boston
New York
E. Farmer
George Lawley & Son
South
Blakeley
de Long
Comrady
Weymouth
Lawrence
MacDonough
Atlantic Works
Brookline
Port Antonio
Alfred Brabrook
Marquand
Killsboro
N. B
Philadelphia
Doane
Blancae
Blea Bailey
Howard
Winthrop Head
Thes
Diane
Curlew
Hattie May
Falmouth
Cape Lookout
George Johnson
Halifax
N. Y
Pye
Lewis Wharf
Dominion Line
England
Liverpool
New England
Canada
America
Massachusetts
Ben Portage Island
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Yarmouth
Isaiah Kelley
Mercury
W. H. Hamilton
Joan K. Souther
J. H. Conant Company
Thomaston
Buenaventura
Morgan Line
New Orleans
H. Loewe
Amrum
Mexico
Havana
Cuba
George W. Cates
Mark Lapland
St. Vincent
Machiasport
New York Plays Dull Night at The Madison Square Theater
The Oct 18 report notes a quiet New York theatre scene with Bisson's farce On and Off at the Madison Square Theatre led by E. M. Holland and Amelia Bingham. Critics praise its clean froth, ensemble strength, and the phonograph device, though some critique prosy dialogue and the plot’s simplicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nework
Ening
Bisson
Madison At Square Theatre
Charles Frohman
New Stock Company
E. M. Holland
Amelia Bingham
George Godfray
Godfray
Madeleine Lucelle Ryley
Tr. M. Holland
Fritz Williams
Viola Allen
May Lambert
Madison Square Theatre
Alexandre Bisson
Gruileless
M. Bisson
Abe Hummel
Mr. Frohman
Charles
Miss May Lambert
New York
Boston Capitalists Eye Olympia Theatre Purchase in New York
The Olympia Theatre deal is being shaped by G. R. Stimpson with A. H. Chamberlayn as lessee if funding succeeds. Boston capitalists, in three syndicates, review the plans to lease the Lyric, convert the adjacent building into a restaurant, and add a winter roof garden skating feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Watson
Kutnow
Kutnow Bros
Astor Plaice
New York City
Boston Post
Olympia Theatre
New York
Boston
G. R. Stimpson
A. H. Chamberlayn
Chamberlayn
Rich, Harris & Frohman
Leibler Brothers
Paris
Vaudeville and Theater Moves Hit Boston Stage
Robert Hilliard returns to vaudeville as leading man in Sporting Life at the Academy of Music with William Courtleigh stepping in. John W. Luce joins Grand Opera House as press agent next week while George H. Brennan reports rising business at Third Avenue Theatre. The Bride Elect stars Christie Macdonald and Hilda Clarke in Harlem and Boston Theatre. Marie Jansen to debut at Proctor's New York on Nov 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Italian Opera Company
A. E. Harris
America
Della Fox
Robert Hilliard
Jacob Litt
Sporting Life
Academy of Music
Lord Woodstock
William Courtleigh
Richard Carle
Sir Andy de Bootjack
Koster & Blal
Richard Bernard
Josephine Hall
Marty Shaw
Boston
Rosalind
Columbus Theatre
New York
New York Lyceum Company
John W. Luce
The
Sans Souci
Grand Opera House
George H. Brennan
Third Avenue Theatre
Harlem
Christie Macdonald
Hilda Clarke
Boston Theatre
Marie Jansen
Proctor’s Theatre
Thomas E. Shea
Pedler
Matthias
Castle Square
Boston Baseball Club
Edgar Seldon
McKenna
McAvoy and
May
Weber & Field
Howard
S. Miller Kent
Keith
John Martin
Columbia
Blaney
Grand
Weber & Iield
Sol Smith Russell
the Tremont
Martha Morton
Uncle Dick
Austin & Stone
Robert G. Ingersoll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Hoyt
Messrs. Hoy
Slate
Ahd
Silas Peirce
Erican Insurance Comay
Gelate
Silas
Anes
Ng Imitas
Atlés
Worces
Wolf
Khi
Wwear
Re Company
Evonshire Street
School For Sachusetts
Frye
Maid Columbus Avenues
Amerija Society
Tremont
Exis
Harvard Law School
Randolph
M. W. H. Rando
BE. A. Corbett
A. W. Wheeler & Co
Hanover Street
Frm
Hallowe'en
Clan Mackenzie Noa
Blaine
Washington
James
Manila
Boston Capitalists
Faust
Bowdoin Square
Frank Daniels
Phyllis Baranco
the Park
Hollis
Maude Adams
E Rogers
IN Square Theatre
Goethe
Joseph Callahan
Mephisto
E. L. Snades
BE. R. Philips
Valentine
Carl Fey
Wagner
Mark Kent
Brander
Fanny McIntyre
Marguerite
Mamie Gilroy
Siebel
Florence Hale
Martha
HP. M
Weber and Fields Vaudeville Club
Queen of Comediennes
Lizzie
Raymond
Micavoy
John and
Harry Dillon
Billy Wan
Johnnie Quigley
Boston Newsboy
Crand Weber and Fields
Burlesque Company
Manhattan
Cushman & Holcombe
Gilbert
Goldie Boyce
Black Dryden
Leslie Burman
Tremont Theatre
Sol Smith
Russel
Eugene Tompkins
White Heather Rose Coghlan and Company
Hollis Isaaqo B. Rich
VELA
TELIS
Arles Frohman
IME
J. M. Barrie
Kosten Grass
Germania Bana
Herbert L. Clarke
Paul Revere
Grand Hall
New Paul Revere
MUSEU
Eve’g
Matines S
Rogers
Klaw and Erlanger
Jack
Ww & Erlanger
Sorious Litering
Net
Sloane’s
Bale
Ae RE Park
SG Comedy Theatre
E. Rice
WNY
Anna
Halaely At
Model Playhouse
Schilzonyi
Knaben-Kapelle
Harry Woodruff
Capital New Pictures
Mrs. Chas. T. Ellis
Fowter
Fowler
Horticultural Hall
Tremont St
Quincy House
Oxford Dairy
Nets
Belasco and
de Mille
Krvenings
Cyrano DE Lergerac
Hee
Ixzher
Paine In One
E. Shea
Austin
Stone
Yiuin-Yun
Armress Marve
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