Tickers Hum as Holiday Ends in Brokerage Market
State Street, Sept. 6. The three day holiday ends and traders return to work. Stocks rose near a high, Steel common hit 80 1 8, while the bond market stays dull with few new offerings. Major underwriters plan railroad bond issues and large refinancings loom, including Missouri Pacific and Pennsylvania plans, with abroad sales likely.
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Calendar for Today Calendar of payables and book closings
calendar notes list assessment payable in Michigan copper mining two dollars. Books open Ray Consolidated subscription payable Ray Consolidated five dollars. Books close Am. Agri. Chem. Hocking Valley R. R. Lake Erie & Western Ry. Steel spring paid.
Hub Theatre Presents Baker and Everts in Novelty Act
The Hub Theatre bills Baker and Everts, Greene and Weathers in singing talking and dancing comedy, plus Rem Brandt as cartoonist. Miles brothers provide comedy and emotional pictures, with songs captivating audiences and the overall show described as gratifying.
Wise Guy backs Burton in mining stock push
Two mining men on the property affirm their integrity and plan to buy stock for themselves and family. Wise Guy endorses Burton, praising the property and urging continued effort despite opposition.
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Wonderland Closes Next Sunday with Cinderella Finale
Wonderland's season ends next Sunday the 12th as the park offers daily shows at 3:30 and 8:30. Cinderella delights audiences with new features by producer James Gilbert guided by Teel's Band, alongside Brenk's Golden Graces, moving pictures and famed rides.
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Wonderland
James Gilbert
Cinderella” Company
Teel
Lexington Park Summer Prosperity Ends With Theater Show
This week closes Lexington Park’s most prosperous summer with a theater program tonight featuring Milo de Cheval and two stallions. Also on stage are the Four Luciers vaudeville act, Fiske and McDonough in The Ladies Interfering Society, Laura Howe with new stories, soprano Norma Beaux, and illustrated songs. New motion pictures will be shown.
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Lexington Park
Milo. de Cheval
Four Luciers
Fiske
McDonough
Laura Howe
Norma Beaux
Norumbega Park Acts Draw Big Vaudeville Crowd
The Norumbega Park bill is led by Techow's Cats with vaudeville headlines praised in the season. Collings and Sherry deliver top comedy. Beauchamp and Fontaine shine in acrobatic acts. Crenyon remains a ventriloquist favorite and Quigg and Nixon unveil new stunts while the homograph shows new motion pictures.
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Norumbega Park
Techow
Europe
Collings
Sherry
Beauchamp
Fontaine
Crenyon
Quigg
Nixon
Medford Boulevard Theatre Week Bill Delights Audiences
The boulevard summer theatre offers a strong bill headlined by the Be dini-Sonia Troupe in Russian peasant garb performing national dances and gymnastics. Marron and Heins present minstrelsy, Ascott and Maximo perform as comedy gymnasts, and Dot son and Tucas feature a young colored pair. Mlle Carrie delivers popular airs on varied bells as motion pictures show outstanding motion pictures.
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Boulevard Summer Theatre
Marron
Heins
Ascott
Maximo
Dotson
Tucas
Mlle
Carrie
The Gay Hussars in Boston Theatres Opens with Charm
Boston theatre presentation of The Gay Hussars features Bobby North Muriel Terry and Anna Bussert with strong songs including Oh Silver Moon Please Give Me a Kiss and Oh You Bold Bad Men. Harry Fairleigh Bonney and Florence Reid deliver notable performances in a romantically plotted operetta.
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Boston
Hussars
Lorenty
Bobby North
Muriel Terry
Anna Bussert
Risa
Harry Fairleigh
Cupid
William E. Bonney
Majestic Theatre Opens With Sam Bernard in The Girl and the Wizard
Inaugural Majestic Theatre night features Sam Bernard in The Girl and the Wizard a musical play by J Hartley Manners with score by Julian Edwards. Bernard proves versatile delivering refined comedy and pathos with strong stage presence critiqued for enhanced acting in a stronger performance than prior efforts. Kitty Gordon Flora Parker and Harriet Stanton support as principal cast alongside elaborate scenic effects. The piece remains in Boston for two weeks with favorable reception of tunes and choruses.
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Majestic Theatre
Edward H. Crosby
Sam Bernard
J. Hartley Manners
Julian Edwards
Mr. Bernard
The
Bernard
Kitty Gordon
Boston
Flora Parker
Harriet Stanton
Colonial Theatre Opens Fall Run With The Round Up
The Colonial Theatre opened its fall and winter season yesterday with Edmund Day’s Western play The Round Up. The company, led by Rapley Holmes as Slim Hoover and Theodore Babcock as Jack Payson, drew strong crowds for the cattle range tale filled with Indians, cowboys, and a cliff-hanging finale.
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Colonial Theatre
Edmund Day
Rapley Holmes
Slim Hoover
Theodore Babcock
Jack Payson
Sweetwater Ranch
Hileen Errol
Echo Allen
Buck McKee
Ogden Crane
Fred R. Stanton
Peruna
Dainty
Paula Glory
Polly Hope
Glittering Gloria at Castle Square Theatre in Boston
The second act of Glittering Gloria opens at the Castle Square Theatre with Miss Gloria Grant preparing for an American tour. Admirers test her wit as bulldog chaos and trunks trap patrons, leading to a 24 hour hold at Euston station. Glowing notices praise John Craig and Donald Meek, with Mary Young as Gloria and a Texas colonel, while The School for Scandal follows next week.
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Gloria
Boston
Castle Square
Gloria Grant
London
America
Euston
C. M. S. McLellan
John Craig
Donald Meek
George Hassell
Texas
Mary Young
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School For Scandal
Final week for Bass Point and Nahant harbor trips
The season ends next Sunday night making this the last chance to visit the popular shore resort. Steamers depart Otis wharf at 9 30 am 2 20 pm and 6 10 pm with frequent returns offered.
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Bass Point
Nahant Harbor
Otis Wharf
The Noble Spaniard Opens Hollis Year With Maugham Farce
The Hollis season opens with The Noble Spaniard by W. Somerset Maugham starring Rob ert Edeson. The farce features Marion Nairne as a rich widow and a rakish Spaniard Duke of Hermanos with a plot of mistaken spouses and comic complications. The cast includes Ella Hugh Wood Gertrude Coghlan Cyril Chadwick Ann Murdock Cordelia MacDonald and Verner Clarke among others. The engagement runs two weeks.
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Edward H. Crosby
Hollis
Robert Edeson
Atlantic
W. Somerset Maugham
Edeson
Mr. Maugham
Marion Nairne
Hermanos
Marion
Ella Hugh Wood
Gertrude Coghlan
Mr. Edeson
Verner Clarkes
Cyril Chadwick
Ann Murdock
Cordelia MacDonald
Keegan's Pal at Park Theatre Delivers Gripping Finish
Boston audiences praise the Park Theatre for Keegan's Pal a two week engagement with Emmett Corrigan as the lawyer and Harry Harwood as the ex convict. The cast delivers careful, smooth portrayals and keeps the suspense strong until the final denouement.
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Boston
Keegan
Emmett Corrigan
Harry Harwood
Girl and the Detective at Grand Opera House Excites Audiences
Charles Blaney presents The Girl and the Detective at Grand Opera House this week. Florence Elliott stars as Tykie with a full company, lavish costumes, and vivid scenery, earning strong audience acclaim after the third act.
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Charles Blaney
Grand Opera House
Mr. Blaney
Florence Elliott
Tykie
Miss Elliott
Town Talk Opens Week at the Columbia Theatre in Boston
The Columbia Theatre hosts Town Talk with a standout cast led by James Francis Sullivan. Margaret Lane Blanche Latell and Esther Powers headline an elegant burlesque production praised for its finish. John Perelli and Jack Fully set for a finishing wrestling bout while Friday features an amateur funfest in a gala week.
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Boston
Columbia
James Francis Sullivan
Margaret Lane
Eve
Blanche Latell v
Esther Powers
John Perelli
Jack
Lyman Howe Presents Dramatic Moving Pictures Ahead
The Tremont Temple hosts Lyman H. Howe’s moving pictures this week featuring London motor boat races at Burnham on Sea scenes of Jerusalem and Frog Land. Italy highlights Milan Cathedral Tivoli Pisa St Marks Bridge of Sighs and a grand African hunting sequence with wildebeest eland zebra man eating lion and vulture plus crocodile and hippo hunts and native canoe races.
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Lyman H. Howe
Tremont Temple
Burnham-on-Crouch
England
Jerusalem
Italy
Milan
Cascades
Tivoli
Pisa
St. Mark’s Cathedral
Bridge of Sighs
Africa
Man Who Stood Still at Tremont Theatre Delights With Gentle Pathos
Louis Mann stars as Aim in Johann Krauss in a humane drama about good characters and a steadfast heart. The cast includes Mathilde Cottrell Katrina Edward Maynard and a baby as a heartwarming finale. The plot ties family fidelity and hopeful unions with a touched, melodious tone.
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Louis Mann
Johann Krauss
Mr. Mann
David Warfield
Spiegel
Fred Spiegel
Marie Krauss
MacFerguson
Katrina
Old Krauss
Louis Hendricks
Mme. Mathilde Cottrell
Edward Maynard
Louise Johson
Globe Theatre opens season with The Promoters at full house
Ward and Voices with Lucy Daly and a cast of 40 staged The Promoters at Globe Theatre drawing large crowds. Daly shines in many numbers while Sandy Chapman Lew Kelly Mae Kilcoyne Frances Avery and Eddie Judge share notable moments in this updated musical comedy full of humor and songs.
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Lucy Daly
Sherry Holmes
Betsy Bolivar
Charles
Sandy) Chapman
Boston
Professor Dope
Lew Kelly
Mae Kilcoyne
Letta Haverway
Frances Avery
Eddie Judge
Dog
John Manley
Richard Barry
David de Wolf
Louis la Vine
Josie Daly
Star and Garter opens at Gaiety for week run
The great Star and Garter opens at the Gaiety for a week long engagement. The company appears up to standard and excels musically. The piece Fantastic World runs in two acts and 11 scenes with Callan and Smith performing between intervals. Matinees are held daily.
Pastime Theatre draws crowds with varied acts
Crowds poured out after yesterday's matinee and evening performances at the Pastime Theatre. Tom Donnelly delivered strong comedy while Bert Spears carried much of the show himself. Grayce Holcombe and Eleanor Mack pleased audiences with singing and Charles McNaughton drew growing acclaim.
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Tom Donnelly
Bert Spears
Grayce Holcombe
Eleanor Mack
Charles McNaughton
Keith's Theatre Audiences Thrill at Star Vaudeville Bill
The weekly Keith's Theatre program features Cecil Lean and Florence Holbrook with hits like Me for Michigan Mrs Casey and He's a Fan Fant gyn. The Dude Detective spoof by Byron and Langdon earns laughs along with a strong impersonation act by Westin. The Otto brothers, Pedersen and trio of Newsoms and others provide song dance and acrobatics plus moving pictures.
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Keith’s
Cecil Lean
Florence Holbrook
Michigan
Casey
Byron
Langdon
Violet Black
Ken
Cameron Clemens
Napoleon
Buffalo Bill
Bismark
Admiral Schley
Gladstone
Dreyfus
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
George Washington
King Edward VII
McKinley
Sousa
Queen Victoria
Pedersen Brothers
Pedersen
Cook
Sylvia
Newsoms
Orpheum Theatre to Become American Music Hall This Week
This week at the Orpheum Theatre the Lindsay Morison stock company presents its final run for a year before vaudeville returns under William Morris Inc. The house will be renamed the American Music Hall linking to other Morris vaudeville houses. The Romany opera company leads the next bill, with Divorcons on stage this week sung by Morison players praised for artistry and wit.
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Orpheum Theatre
Lindsay Morison Stock Company
William Morris, Inc
Boston
American Music Hall
Romany Opera Company
Morison
Howard Atheneum Burlesque Night Show At Howard
The Sam Devere Banner Burlesquers performed in two segments “The Hoodlum's Holiday” and “Queen of the Harem” with J. Grant Gibson and a lineup of featured beauties led by Lillie Stevens Adele Ranney Mabel Calvert and others. Musical numbers ranged from The Lamberti Trio to Siddons comedy with Jim Hussey and Scottie Provan also on the bill.
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Howard
Sam Devere
J. Grant Gibson
Lillie Stevens
Adele Ranney
Mabel Calvert
Mueen
Thresa Kerwin
Marie Morse
Edie Taylor
Mildred Rose
Valerie Chick
Ella Rentz
Minnie Perry
Grace Mack
Lizzie Sloane
Bessie Gillette
Ruth Howard
Ruth Reynolds
Carolyn Daly
Hunt
Mon. di Witt
Watermelon Trust
Gardner, West
Sunshine
Lamberti
Siddons
le Barge
Jimmy Hussey
Scottie Provan
Moving Pictures
Hearts of the Blue Ridge at Bowdoin Square Theatre
A large crowd enjoyed Bowdoin Square Theatre's Hearts of the Blue Ridge set in Kentucky. The Reynolds and Carter feud intertwines with a compelling love tale and strong performances by Charlotte Hunt, Frederick Van Rensselaer, James Barret, and Harry Humphrey.
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Hearts of the
Blue Ridge
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Kentucky
Reynolds
Carter
Charlotte Hunt
Frederick van Rensselaer
James Barret
Harry Humphrey
Florence Hale
Sadie Hilton
Florence Hartley
Tommy Shearer
Hal Brown
Harry Brooks
Holiday crowds fill Austin & Stone's Museum with top acts
The holiday rush drew record crowds for a season highlight at Austin & Stone's Museum. Giovanni's performing monkeys and cockatoos headlined a diverse program alongside Captain Jack Waters’ deep sea diving act Miraldo and Monetti the Italian musical duo Williams the man of many voices and Conlon's $10 000 painting She Will Live. Two shows featured the Manhattan Girls with song and dance plus Vanetta Bullock Keen comedy. The Harris trio, William Landers, Tom and Gertie Moya performed in a second show with sketches and illustrated songs.
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Austin & Stone
Museum
Giovanni
Captain Jack Waters
Miraldo
Monetti
Williams
Conlon
Manhattan Girls
Vanetta
Bullock
Keen
Harris Trio
William Landers
Tom and
Gertie Moya
Theatre Comique Crowded as Cameraphone Delights Crowd
The popular Theatre Comique drew full houses for yesterday’s performances with the Cameraphone novelty entertaining all. Special songs and dances featured Trixie Friganza Stella Mayhew Beck and Breen and William Grady. Motion pictures offered diverse subjects with lively applause. Harriet Walker Eddie Leaman Gordon Richards and Edna Leader received encores for illustrated songs. The bill will be changed Thursday as usual.
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Theatre Comique
Trixie Friganza
Stella Mayhew
Beck and Breen
William Grady
Harriet Walker
Eddie Leaman
Gordon Richards
Edna Leader
New Palace Theatre vaudeville bill tops crowds
The New Palace Theatre presents the strongest vaudeville bill seen at the house. Star acts include Rastus Brown the king of colored dancers Lillian Green in a novelty singing act Martini and Carl in acrobatic comedy Clare Gorgon pianologue Jordan and Brennan as comedy singers Mae Reed in illustrated songs with Travel ettes and other extras drawing large crowds.
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New Palace Theatre
New Pai¢re Theatre
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