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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1900

Page

5

Theodora at the Boston Theatre in lavish revival

Sardou’s Theodora returns to Boston with Melbourne MacDowell and Clarence Brune leading a long credited cast. The production features elaborate scenery and strong scenic detail, with Brune as Marcellus and Andreas performed with artistic effort. The show runs one week followed by Woman and Wine.

Sardiya Theodora Boston Justinian Andreas Fanny Davenport Melbourne MacDowell Clarence M. Brune West California Sardou Sarah Bernhardt Mrs. Brune Mr. Brune Marcellus MacDowell Bostonians Jas William A. Brady Millie James

Wheels Within Wheels charms Hollis Street Theatre audience

The Daniel Frohman stock company presented Wheels Within Wheels at Hollis Street Theatre last evening with strong performances. Hilda Spong as Mrs Pulmer impressed as a comedienne and Elizabeth Tyree’s portrayal of the easily influenced wife stood out, along with solid turns by John Mason Jameson Lee Finney and supporting players. On Thursday The Maneuvres of Jane, a season success, will be repeated.

Daniel Frohman Hollis Street Theatre Museum Hilda Spong Erie Jameson Lee Finney Blagdon Elizabeth Tyree Jane

The Telephone Girl Charms Grand Opera House Crowd

Last night the Grand Opera House audience packed the seating to capacity for the New York Casino’s The Telephone Girl. Harry Hernsen as Hans Nix delivered near perfect dialect and humor. Edward Lahey as Colonel Goldtop earned praise. Mabel Hite as Estelle Coocoo displayed a rich voice and strong performance. Winfield Douglas as Snuffles and Margie Ford as Toots rounded out a well received cast with warm encores.

Grand Opera House New York Boston Hans Nix Harry Hernsen Kdward Lahey William Goldtop Mabel Hite Estelle Coocoo Snuffles Winfield Douglas

Hadfield and cast shine in a weeklong bill with songs

Hadfield Charles Phillips leads with new and cheering songs while James Levering and Frank Marr take male roles. The ladies Susette Willey as Mrs Morgan Miss Hale as Mrs Slade Miss Talbot as Miss Cartwright Miss Henriette Rich as Willie Hammond and Gussie Hunt as little Mary Morgan charm the crowd. Shannon Wenman Child Harris Shattinger Brice praised for their clever performances.

James J Corbett draws crowds at Lyceum amid burlesque bill

The Lyceum measures a prominent day with James J. Corbett, “Gentleman Jim,” drawing huge crowds and performing light workouts with sparring partner Dan Ryan. The bill features The Jolly Grass Widow burlesque company, with numbers by Mile. Dika, Carrie Fulton, Fyne and Dandy, and many others. The program at Boston Music Hall continues with Miss Redding and Miss Lovering, plus O'Brien and Havel, Brocksom and Burns in blackface, Florence Moore, and a host of acts including Talbot and Davidson, Wolff and Milton, and the Celestes. The Musee, pool matches between Fish Marsh and the Salem Kid, and a Trilby contest fill out the attractions. The Lyceum’s Imperial burlesque at the Lyceum Theatre showcases an all-new production with strong acts and a lively finale.

James J. Corbett Jim Jeffries McCoy England Dan Ryan Jolly Grass Widow Burlesquers Bob Jackson John Lancaster Harry Hodge M. Paulo Joe Fyne Jack Lorenz Mile. Dika Carrie Fulton Gussie Vivian Madeline Shirley Kittie Pembroke Nellie Dunbar Bebe Barrett Maud Lancaster Minnie Young Dollie LeClair Grace Lawrence Grace Hill Fyne Dandy Hodge Hayward Lancaster Howard and Moore Lorenz and Halpin Paulo Dika Mile Johnnie Carroll Collins Hardt Fredo Forrest Howard Tenbrooke Leonard Cogan and Bacon Bernard Sisters Joyce and Phipps Boston Music Hall Amos Vitagraph Francesca Redding Daisy Lovering George Henry Trader Miss Lovering O’brien Havel Brocksom Burns Florence Moore Cooke Clinton Talbot Davidson Wolff Milton Julian Rose Raymond West and Sunshine Crouch-Baxter Folly Musee Walker New England Fish Marsh Salem Kid Curio Halls J. Lawrence Carey Canada Blondell Mme. Lincoln Burkharts Professor Doyle Casey Lttle Parlor Higgins Brothers Nellie Buckley the Fraziers M&rion Becket Chic Soubrette Master O’hare Boy Gopr Lyceum Theatre Harry W. Williams, Jr Imperials Williams Miss Blanch Newcombe Carmody John E. Cain Whitelaw and Stewart Phyliss Ruffell Europe Barton and Ashley Bula and

Virginia Courtship at Castle Square Theatre Praised

Eugene Presbrey's American comedy A Virginia Courtship drew a large audience with strong stage settings. J L Seeley led as Major Richard Fairfax, with standout turns by Charles Mackay, Stanley Kent, Tony Cummings, John T Craven, Lindsay Morison, Edward Wade, William Hasson, Leonora Bradley, Lillian Lawrence, Leonora Gaito and Alice Davenport. The play runs through the week, followed by Under the Gaslight next Monday.

Eugene W. Presbrey Castle Square Theatre J. L. Seeley Richard Fairfax Charles Mackay Captain Tom Fairfax Stanley Kent Jack Neville Tony Cummings Berkeley John T. Craven Squire Fenwick Lindsay Morison Amos Kendall Edward Wade Neal William J. Hasson Sam Leonora Bradley Mme Constance Robert Lillian Lawrence Prudence Robert Leonora Gaito Betty Fairfax Alice Davenport Laura Fenwick Virginia

The Cadet Girl Dominates Columbia Stage Night

The Cadet Girl pleases a full house as Dan Daly debuts with eccentric comedy and topical songs. Other cast members including George A. Schiller, William Cameron, Charles Danby, Miss Ritchie, and Toby Claude share the spotlight with strong chorus performances. The Long Strike at the Grand Theatre draws praise for scenery, acting, and a capable company led by Severin De Deyn with Kim Kirke and J. J. Owens delivering standout turns. Bargain prices for ladies highlight the matinee crowd.

Columbia Dan Daly George A. Schiller William Cameron Charles Danby Daly Miss Ritchie Toby Claude Grand Theatre The Grand Price Severin de Deyn Jern Starkee Frank J. Kirke Old Moneypenny J. J. Owens James A.bliss F. Thomas Thomas Carroll G W. Watson Charles Farwell James Walsh Miss Hyland Janet Learoyd Thornton Maggie Grace Euler Nina Mays

Becky Sharp at Tremont Theatre Praises Mrs Fiske's Performance

Mrs Fiske stars as Becky Sharp at Tremont Theatre with a record setting native draw. The production earns strong applause as an entertaining study of Thackeray’s era with fine supporting cast and vivid period dress.

Rebecca Sharp Thackeray Becky Mrs. Fiske Mayfair Miss Crawley Brussels

Keith's Theatre Mystery Note Appears in Print

A fragmentary OCR line mentions Keith's Theatre with repeated letters and no clear context. The readable text offers no date, location, or event details to specify. This brief item hints at a venue reference without a verifiable story line.

Keith show delights Boston audiences with a diverting one act play

A recent Keith performance in Boston impressed with quantity and quality entertainment. Lillian Burkhart starred in A Deal on Change a fresh one act comedietta about Wall Street featuring ticker figures receiving curtain calls. Prodigious impersonators and Hilda Thomas provided lively support entertaining a broad audience all week.

Keith Lillian Burkhart William Gerald Boston Miss Burkhart Wall Street Hilda Thomas

Lost River at Park Theatre Promises Dramatic Acclaim

Liebler & Co selects Lost River to follow the current attraction at Park Theatre Monday next. Joseph Arthur's new play, praised by critics, opens in New York and Boston with mechanical devices and strong heart interest. The story follows Bob Blessing a contractor who builds an aqueduct, faces labor strife and theft, and ends with Bob marrying Ora.

Liebler & Co Park Theatre Joseph Arthur New York Boston Arthur Bob Blessing Lost River Bob Ora

Giant Hassan Ali Draws Attention at Austin & Stone's Museum

Hasan Ali, the so called giant, enjoys warm regard from Trixy Roderigo, a striking figure at the museum. Visitors noted the giant sitting and speaking in public yesterday and throughout last week, attracting curious crowds and local chatter.

Hassan Ali Hassan al Trixy Roderigo Charygger

Boston Theater Review of The Choir Invisible at Park Theatre

The last week of the Boston season features The Choir Invisible at the Park Theatre in a strong run. A large audience applauds the James Lane Allen story dramatized by Frances Hastings, with Boston critics noting the drama’s serious reception and sustained interest.

James Lane Allen Frances Hastings Boston The Park Theatre

Money to Loan Co Operative Bark Plans Home Loans

A classified style ad from Burbank, offers mortgage loans with no commission and easy systematic payments. It urges homeowners to reduce debt, become their own landlord, and build equity by loaning money through the cooperative.

Co-Operative Bark Burbank

Francis Wilson's The Monks of Malabar Tops New York Talk

Francis Wilson's hit The Monks of Malabar has drawn large crowds in New York with Knickerbocker Theatre capacity tested weekly. J Cheever Goodwin and Ludwig Englander produced a successful show with a strong company including Van Rensselaer Wheeler, Hallen Mostyn, H Arling, Sidney Jarvis, and others. Wilson makes a notable stage debut at Hollis Street Theatre on Monday next.

FF PF Pr KK Francis Wilson Malabar New York Knickerbocker Theatre J. Cheever Goodwin Ludwig Englander van Rensselaer Wheeler Hallen Mostyn H. Arling Sidney Jarvis J. Ratliff Madge Lessing Maude Hollins Edith Bradford Clara Palmer Louise Lawton Edith Hutchins Mr. Wilson Hollis Street Theatre

Notable Names Listed in Local Society Columns

George Frothingham MacDonald Josephine Lartlett Hilda Clark Albert Parr Adele Rafter John Dunsmore Belle Fremont Claudia Petite Vernon Stiles J J Martin and Charles R Hawley appear in the society notice, indicating invitations, marriages or club memberships among prominent residents. The item reads as a roster of individuals connected to local events or social listings reported by the paper.

Testimonial at the Columbia for N W Scott Jr

The complimentary testimonial to N W Scott Jr at the Columbia on Wednesday evening marks an important event in the local theatrical season. Scott’s long service in Boston theatre box offices has earned him a wide circle of friends eager to show their esteem.

N. W. Scott, Jr Columbia Scott Boston

Enchanted art pictures headline Palace Theatre bill

This week at the Palace Theatre Manager Waldron presents enchanted art pictures replacing fading living pictures with a rotating cast. The night’s features include A Night at the French Ball and A Merry Maiden's Lover, plus Ford and Dot West, Lowry and Conroy, Josie Flynn, Schutz and Devene, and Nellie Hanly in illustrated songs.

Palace Theatre Waldron Alio Ford Dot West Lowry and Conroy Josie Flynn Schutz and Devene Nellie Hanly

Andrew Mack Returns to The Rebel at Boston Museum

Home-coming night features Andrew Mack opening his annual engagement in The Rebel at the Boston Museum. The metropolitan production remains intact with Rich Harris scenery and costumes. Original New York cast returns, including Deyo Shine Ringold Mc Donald Brandt Ince Jackson Fenton Lovett Knott. New Mack songs like Little Tommy Murphy For Freedom and Ireland Eyes of Blue Serenade aim for popularity.

Boston Museum Andrew Mack Metropolitan Rich & Harris New York George W. Deyo Giles Shine Ben T. Ringold Charles McDonald Edwin Brandt John Ince, Jr Thomas Jackson John C

Mrs Fiske Tour Planned Denver Contract Ruling

A Denver court upheld a contract that allowed Mrs Wiske to perform on a Pacific coast tour via a Denver engagement. F E Carstarphen had rented the Denver Theatre and faced attempts to bar the show by rival managers. The injunction protecting the booking stood after a demurrer and full argument, confirming the contract’s legality.

Denver Mrrs. Wiske Pacific Coast F. E. Carstarphen

The Viceroy Opera Grabs Foreseeable Boston Audiences

Pleasant notices from music lovers boost seat sales for The Viceroy at the Boston Theatre next week. The opera, regarded for whimsy and vivid staging, features Henry Clay Carnabee among its cast and promises crowded houses across performances.

Boston Theatre Henry Clay Carnabee W, II

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