Fadette Triumphs in Boston Park Theatre Opera
Boston theatre scene reviews the Park Theatre production of Fadette, praising Laura Schirmer as Fadette and Charles H. Drew as Carapon, with Vallentine adapting the French libretto. It notes Mapleson’s company touring after Boston and recalls J. M. Hill’s resilient career amid Union Square closure and Standard Theatre lease.
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Fadette Triumph Steals Spotlight In New York Boston Reviews
The audience applauded wildly as Laura Schirmer Maple son won top honors and shone in the role of Fadette. Critics call Fadette an instant success with a sparkling staging, tuneful music, and a fresh, sweet voice that sparked a sensation.
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Second Symphony concert delights Boston audience
The Music Hall program showcased Reinecke’s overture to King Manfred, Saint-Saens piano concerto No.4, and Tschaikowsky Symphony No.5 in E minor, with soloist Mr. Caratasny. The audience applauded the performances as first-time Boston showings and praised the orchestra's skill and interpretation. Next week Miss Emma Juch solos as Dvorak, Weber, Scharwenka, Liszt, and Gade selections are slated.
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Mrs M French Sheldon Delivers Africa Lecture in Boston
Mrs M French Sheldon gave an engaging lecture on Africa at the Boston Theatre last evening under the New England Women's Press Association. Introduced by Mrs Mary A Livermore she contrasted her methods with other explorers and illustrated her perilous tour with pictures relics and souvenirs. The talk lasted over an hour and drew a large attentive audience.
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Third Week Opens At Fair With Salem Cadet Band
The fair enters its third week amid promising conditions after a weekend that nearly matched the Columbus Day crowd. Jamaica Plain girls led the cooking class for the children's exercises as the Salem Cadet Band takes over from the Germania, whose season closed Saturday.
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