Sir Herbert Tree Ends Run at Hollis Street Theatre
Sir Herbert Tree presented his farewell at Hollis Street Theatre with King Henry VIII. Tonight The Merry Wives of Windsor will be staged by request with Edith Wynne Matthison as Mistress Page and Laura Hope Crewes as Mistress Ford. Lyn Harding returns as Ford, a role he has played over 300 times in London and beyond.
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Herbert Tree
Trenry VIII
Hollis Street Theatre
Edith Wynne Matthison
Page
Laura Hope Crewes
Mord
Lyn Harding
Ford
London
Mrs. Fiske Excels in Comedy in Erstwhile Susan at Tremont
Mrs. Fiske demonstrates a singular gift for comedy in Marian de Forest's Erstwhile Susan at the Tremont. She receives strong support from Walter Wilson, Robert Stowe Gill, Madeline Delmar, Henry Mortimer, Rikel Kent, John Daly Murphy, Wylda Millison, and others.
Aborn Company Opens Second Boston Week With The Jewels
The Aborn English Grand Opera Company opened its Boston season week two at the Boston Opera House with The Jewels of the Madonna. Cast includes Agostini Gennaro D Angleo Rafaele Miss Eubank Carmela Miss Helena Marbella and Mr Shields Rocco. Ignacio del Castillo conducted. Audience enjoyed the performance. La Boheme set for tonight.
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English Grand Opera Company
Boston
Boston Opera House
Agostini
Gennaro
D'Angelo
Rafaele
Crawford and company stage "Her Soldier Boy" at Shubert
A large audience welcomed Clif ton Crawford and his associates in Her Soldier Boy at the Shubert Theatre last evening. The next show is Al Jolson in Robinson Crusoe Jr. with seat sales opening this morning.
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Clifton Crawford
Assollates
Shubert Theatre
al Jolson
Anna Held Returns to Open Boston Season in Follow Me
After several seasons Anna Held returns to Boston to open the regular season at the Majestic Theatre next Monday evening in Follow Me. Miss Tield's company is headed by Roy Arwell with Letty Yorke William TP Carleton Georgia Drew Meachum Wilmer Bentley Edith Day Mabel Weeks and others in the cast.
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Anna Held
Boston
Majestic Theatre
Miss Tield
Roy Arwell
Letty Yorke
William TP. Carleton
Georgia Drew Meachum
Wilmer Bentley
Edith Day
Mabel Weeks
Exeter Street Theatre Week Schedule with Silent Screen Stars
For the week ending Wednesday at Exeter Street Theatre Norman Talmadge stars in The Social Secretary and Edna Mayo in The Return of Eve with travel pictures and Sidney Drew. Thursday onward Harold Lockwood and May Allison appear in The River of Romance and Alice Brady in The Gilded Cage along with Burton Holmes travel pictures and Bray cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Street Theatre
Norman Talmadge
Edna Mayo
Eve
Pnthe
Sidney Drew
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Alice Brady
Burton Holmes
Bray
Old South Theatre Showings Feature Stage Names and Films
The Old South Theatre screens Nance O’Neil in The Iron Woman with a sensational Rummy feature starring Wilfred Lucas. For the last three days, Bessie Barriscale appears in Plain Jane and Maurice Costello in The Crimson Stain Mystery, plus Keystone comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance O'Neil
Old South Theatre
Wilfred Lucas
Bessie Barriscale
Maurice Costello
Keystone
House of Glass at Park Sq A Melodrama Review
At Park Square Theatre last evening the four act melodrama The House of Glass by Max Marcin played to a large appreciative audience. The author, until recently little known, gained fame in New York after two works were produced simultaneously, The House of Glass and See My Lawyer.
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Park Square Theatre
House of Classes
Max Marcin
House of Glass
New York City
New York
The House of Glass on Stage Shows Threads of Fear and Fate
Margaret Case is wrongly jailed for theft and later released on parole. She marries Harvey Lake and returns to New York, living under the shadow of possible imprisonment. A detective connected to her past confronts her in a dramatic climax ending in a governor’s pardon and a strong Mary Ryan performance.
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House of Glass
Margaret Case
Harvey Lake
Kansas City
New York
Lake
Carroll
Waldron's Casino Burlesque Presents Follies of the Day
Waldron's Casino presents a weekly burlesque titled or Dog, or What Does the Public Want. The cast features George P. Murphy Chester Nelson Gertrude Hayes with dog Jerry John B Williams Anna Propp Edith Malvare Risa May and a chorus. A spectacle of witty lines comic situations songs and dances aimed at theatergoers.
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Barney Gerard
Waldron
New York
George P. Murphy
Chester Nelson
Rubes
Gertrude Hayes
Jerry
John B. Williams
Anna Propp
Edith Malvare
Risa May
Beauty
The Four Husbands at B. F. Keith’s Theatre in Boston
The weekly vaudeville bill at B. F. Keith’s Theatre features The Four Husbands a musical comedy with Ray Raymond Florence Bain and a 30 strong chorus. The tropical island setting provides vivid costumes and scenic effects while the plot centers on a woman choosing among four suitors. The show runs one week with additional acts and the Hearst International News Pictorial shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Ray Raymond
Florence Bain
Boston
Florida
Hay Raymond
Gene Tlughes
Bowdoin Square Theatre Thrills Fans With New Show
Enthusiastic reception for Phil Ott at Bowdoin Square Theatre signals strong popularity. The Musical Jollies presents an all new week with Mattie Quinn Eddie Healey Allie Bagley Dan McCaffrey George Hibbard and Arthur McConville in suitable roles. Rosebud chorus costumes draw praise from women patrons. Vaudeville include Walls and Walls Tom Bateman Tom Bullock and the Shielding Shadow fifth episode. Sam Cohen's amateurs join Thursday with regular show and Friday features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Ott
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Jollies Company
Mattie Quinn
Ddie Healey
Allie Bagley
Dan McCaffrey
George Hibbard
Arthur McConville
Rosebud
Tom Bateman
Tom Bullock
Sam Cohen
Globe Theatre offers sensational war film reels this week
The Globe Theatre screen shows close range war footage described as intensely thrilling and harrowing. Viewers see a town bombarded by war ships, a burning settlement, and the burial of the dead after a battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Ware
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Washington Theatre Promotes New Silent Features This Week
The Return of Drew Egan starring William S Hart headlines the Washington Theatre program. Theodore Roberts and Anita King appear in Anton the Terrible with Maurice Costello in The Crimson Stain Mystery. Marie Doro stars in The Lash, Billie Burke in Claria's Romance finale, and H B Warner in Vagabond Prince, plus Keystone comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Egan
Williams
Hart
Washington Theatre
Theodore Roberts
Anita King
Food Fair closing week program by Consumers League
During the Mechanics Building food fair week the Consumers League of Massachusetts schedules an afternoon and evening program on Thursday. Miss Mary C. Wiggin will discuss the league’s aims and accomplishments, with readings by Mrs. George H. Root. At 8 15 Mrs. Davis R. Dewey will speak on how the League can help the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Building
Consumers’ League of Massachusetts
Gammon
League
Mary C. Wiggin
Massachusetts League
George H. Root
Winchester
Davis R. Dewey
State Board of Labor and Industries
Benefit for paralysis research draws high society crowd
Paralyzed by illness to benefit from an event at the Boston Opera House next Friday afternoon. Mrs John Hays Hammond and other society ladies back the effort with scores of dramatic professionals. Volunteers include Mrs Wiske Marie Tomapest Sir Herbert Tree Edith Wynne Matthison Lyn Harding Ernest Truex Alice Dovey Oscar Shaw and several companies from Aborn Onera to Keith's and the Orpheum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays Hammond
Samuel W. McCall
Minnie Maddern Jiske
Boston Opera House
Wiske
Marie Tomapest
Sir Herbert Tree
Edith Wynne Matthison
Lyn Harding
Ernest Truex
Alice Dovey
Oscar Shaw
Julia
Classic Autumn Hunting Chums Favor C. C. A. Cigars
The text extols hunting season with a loyal dog solid gun loyal friends and fresh air. It promotes comfort and fragrance of a smoke and recommends a box of C. C. A. Cigars as essential for a perfect hunting holiday and tradition.
Marie Tempest at Plymouth with A Lady's Name
The Boston debut of Marie Tempest at Plymouth features a brief engagement presenting A Lady's Name by Cyril Harcourt. Her artistry and sharp comedy draw constant, near perfect skillful performance and festively engaging humor.
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Boston
Marie Tempest
Plymouth
A Lady's Name Brightens Stage With Curious Plot
Mabel Vere seeks material for a novel by advertising for a husband and tests suitors to gather stories. A money minded fiancé is rejected as a habit. the butler and idle rich man both vie for control as the kitchen scene unravels the plot. Miss Tempest delivers charm and wit in a lively production directed by W. Graham Browne with strong turns by Maud Andrew Stanley Harrison and Daisy Felmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Vere
Miss Tempest
W. Graham Browne
Noel Cockeran
Maud Andrew
Cyril Maude
Stanley Harrison
Daisy [Elmore
The Man Who Stood Still and The Flower of Faith at Park Theatre
The Park Theatre features two photo plays this week The Man Who Stood Still with Lew Fields and Doris Kenyon The Flower of Faith leads alongside Their Divorce with Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew The Selig Tribune presents day’s leading events Vaudeville includes Heath and MacDonald and William A Krauth and his Symphony Players live music by the orchestra group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Lew Fields
Mr. Mann
Doris Kenyon
Sidney Drew
Selig Tribune
Heath
MacDonald
William A. Krauth
Symphony
Beacon Theatre Weekline Shows Attract Local Audiences
Beacon Theatre presents The Lash with Marie Doro and Through the Wall featuring Neil Shipman in the first half of the week. The Shielding Shadow Ep 5 also screens. In the second half Alice Brady in The Gilded Cage Blanche Sweet in The Storm and Earle Williams in The Scarlet Runner Ep 5. Patrons enjoy the pipe organ during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Theatre
Marie Doro
Neil Shipman
Alice Brady
Blanche Sweet
Earle Williams
Beacon
Scollay Square Olympia Special Features and Autographs
The Scollay Square Olympia offers autographed photographs of Theda Bara to ladies and children buying tickets 10 a m to 2 p m. The vaudeville features Tate's Motoring with the original company, Berber's Arabs, the Dougherty sisters, Pontini and Cecil Eldred Carr. The program includes Blanche Sweet in The Storm with Theodore Roberts and The Fires of Conscience with William Farnum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
theScollay Square Olympia
Bo P
Theda Bara
Tate
Dougherty
Pontini
Wizard of the Piano
Cecil
Eldred
Carr
Blanche Sweet
Theodore Roberts
William Farnum
Wilbur Theatre Run of Very Good Eddie Reaches Week Twelve
The Wilbur Theatre continues its run of Very Good Eddie in its twelfth week. Principal performers remain Ernest Truex Alice Dovey Oscar Shaw and Ann Orr delivering the show.
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Eddie
Wilbur Theatre
Ernest Truex
Alice Dovey
Oscar Shaw
Ann Orr
Monroe School Seals Lexington Grammar League Title
In an evenly contested game Munroe School defeated Hancock 12 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Lexington Athletic Field to clinch the Grammar School Football League championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe School
Lexington Grammar School
Hancock School
Lexington
Burlesque at the Howard Atheneum Delights Crowd
The Girls From the Follies burlesque impressed with witty material like Cohen's Vacation. Notable acts included John Hawley, Fred Binder, Teddy Russell, Dorothy Sherlock, Laura Brenner and a lively chorus. Other entertainers featured Les Monfords acrobatics, Skinner and Wood dancing, Parise Duo musicians, Warrell rag pictures, and Henry Kelly with songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Atheneum
Cohen
John Hawley
Fred Binder
Harry van
Hodge Holmes
Virginia Wilson
Teddy Russell
the Howard
Dorothy Sherlock
Laura Brenner
Gibson
Flo Robinson
Helen Dayton
Doris Brandon
Carrie Fennelly
Isabel Savoy
Les Monfords
Castle Square Theatre Brings Blaney and Cast to Stage
The Castle Square Theatre hosted Harry Clay Blaney in the new play In Walked Jimmy with support from Miss Kitty Wolfe and a capable company. The evening drew a broad audience and featured a number of pretty stenographers among the performers. Tonight 200 Rotary Club of Boston members attend the Castle Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Square Theatre
Harry Clay Blaney
Jimmy
Blaney
Kitty Wolfe
Rotary Club of
Boston
Castle Square
The Sultana Opens at Boston Theatre Week
Pathes natural color feature The Sultana stars Ruth Roland as the lead in a Boston Theatre exclusive. The program blends vaudeville and picture acts including Edwin Stevens and Margaret Gale in The Yellow Menace and a detective tale about a stolen gemstone. The bill features the Meyakos Charles Mack and company Mme Techows cats Billy Rogers and more with the Boston Theatre Symphony Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
Ruth Roland
Boston
Boston Theatre
Grant
Edwin Stevens
Margaret Gale
Meyakos
Charles Mack and Company
Mme. Techow
Cats
Billy Rogers
Sterlings
Stone and Clair
Boston Theatre Symphony Players
Charles Rank
Late Mr van Camp leads bill at St James Theatre
Wilmer Walters long time leading man at Bowdoin Square Theatre headlines the St James Theatre this week in The Late Mr van Camp. Also on the bill are Memories with the Haskings Walter James and De Vine and Williams. The photo section features Pathe News a Keystone comedy and the feature photoplay The Vagabond Prince. The bill changes Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Walters
Bowdoin Square
St. James Theatre
Mr. van Camp
Haskings
Walter James
de Vine
Williams
Pathe
Prince
Modern Theatre presents Love and Huate and Seventeen
The Modern Theatre screens Bertha Kalich in Love and Huate this week. Also featured is Seventeen with Jack Pickford and Louise Huff in leading roles, plus Winifred Allen Helen Lindroth Madge Evans Walter Hiers and Anthony Merlo. Matt and Jeff cartoons and new short comedies accompany the bill with music prominently featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Kalich
Modern Theatre
Seventeen
Jack Pickford
Louise Huff
Winifred Allen
Helen Lindroth
Madge Evans
Walter Hiers
Anthony Merlo
Matt and
Jeff
Gordon's Olympia Theatre Bill Features The Auto Bandit
Gordon's Olympia presents a diverse vaudeville lineup this week with The Auto Bandit as the main act. The mix includes Orth and Lillian Burns and Lynn the Wileys Lucky and Yost and the LuToy brothers. Screen selections are The Brand of Cowardice starring Lionel Barrymore and Grace Valentine and The Soul of Kuri San with Hayakawa and Myrtle Stedman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon's Olympia
Orth
Lillian
Burns and Lynn
Wileys
Lucky and
Yost
LuToy Brothers
Lionel Barrymore
Grace Valentine
Kuri San
Hayakawa
Myrtle Stedman
Orpheum Show Attracts Notables On A Recent Bill
The Orpheum Theatre offered a varied program headlined by A Wireside Reverie with surrounding acts O'Neil and Sexton Bits of Minstrelsy Maidie De Long the Math Brothers and Girlie the Steiner trio Seymour's Happy Family and Morris and Campbell. Also shown were the latest Pathe News a Keystone Comedy and the film Romeo and Juliet with Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne. The entire bill will be ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
O'Neil
Sexton
Maidie de Long
Math Brothers
Girlie
Steiner
Seymour
Morris and
Campbell
Pathe
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Paramount Screen at Fenway Shows A starry bill
The Fenway program features Blanche Sweet in The Storm as a top draw with Where Love Leads starring Orml Hawley. Mary Miles Minter headlines Youths Endearing Charm for the last half of the week, Lenore Ulrich returns in The Intrigue, plus the Fenway Symphony Orchestra continues and daily Mary Pickford matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sweet
Paramount
Fenway
Love
Orml Hawley
Mary Miles Minter
Lenore Ulrich
Fenway Symphony Orchestra
Mary Pickford
Gaiety Theatre Presents Watsons and Wrothes All New Show
This week at the Gaiety Theatre the Watsons and Wrothes All New Show led by Ed Lee Wrothe and Sliding Billy Watson features Owen Martin Mabelle Morgan Estelle Colbert Helen Patsy Delaney Fred De Silva and Max Fehman. Watson and Wrothe perform separate acts with a notably fine chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiety Theatre
Birth of a Nation at Grand Opera House Opens Thursday
The Birth of a Nation returns to the Grand Opera House next week with a seat sale opening at 9 o clock Thursday morning. It will be the first time the film is shown at popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Griffth
Grand Opera House
Sybil Charms at Colonial Theatre
Miss Julia Sanderson delighted with Sybil at the Colonial Theatre last evening. Donald Brian and Joseph Cawthorn contributed to the charm and joy of the program performing alongside the leading lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Sanderson
Sybil
Donald Brian
Joseph Cawthorn
Colonial Theatre
Russian Operetta Sybil Renault Delights Audiences
Miss Sanderson stars as Sybil Renault in a lively operetta set in a romantic Moscow. The plot follows Sybil’s masquerade as a grand duchess, pursued by a lover, sparking comic intrigue with Grand Duke and the real duchess. The production features elaborate costumes, lively solos, duets, and encores, with libretto by Frank Martos, Max Brody, Harry Graham, and H. B. Smith and music by Victor Jacobi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Sybil
Miss Sanderson
Sybil Renault
Shan
Cawthorn
Moscow
Siberia
Frank Martos
Max Brody
Harry Graham
H. B. Smith
Victor Jacobi
Crimson Hussars
Mr. Brian
Cupid
Cissy Savell
Boston
Drama at the Copely shines in Jim the Penman revival
Henry Jewett Players in Boston deliver a strong revival of Sir Charles L. Young’s Jim the Penman at the Cop ley. Fred W. Permain leads as Paron Hartfeld with standout force, supported by Lionel Glenister as Ralston and Mabel Merson as Mrs. Ralston. Jeon Gordon earns special praise as Captain Redwood, while Cameron Matthews carries Louis Percival with notable distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jewett
Boston
Jim the Penman
Charles L. Young
Copley
Fred W. Permain
Paron Hartfeld
Forgery
Lionel Glenister
Ralston
Mabel Merson
Mrs. Ralston
Jeon Gordon
Captain Redwood
Cameron Matthews
Louis Percival
Heffelfinger Leaves Minneapolis for Yale
W W Heffelfinger, former Yale football star, will depart Minneapolis Wednesday for New Haven to assist Tad Jones and the Yale squad for upcoming games with Harvard and Princeton. He has made the trip in prior seasons, but starts earlier this year at Yale's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
W. W. Heffelfinger
Yale
New Haven
Eli
Harvard
Princeton
Heffelfinger
Tad Jones
Boston College Football Brushes Off Light Workout
Boston College football players appeared mostly fit after a light workout at Alumni Field yesterday following last Saturday's Trinity game. Only Joe Brickley was reported kicked in the back with possible internal injuries, while the rest of the squad were found in good condition.
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Brickley
Alumni Field
Trinity
Joe Brickley
Boston College
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