Dolan Impresses With Nine Inning Shutout Of St Louis
National League action at South End grounds saw Dolan dominate for nine innings, allowing only three hits as Boston beat St Louis 6 to 0. Duffy homered, McCarthy doubled, and Nash and Ryan added key hits as Boston surged late. Donahue pitched well for St Louis in a losing effort with Breitenstein expected to start next.
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Dolan
South End
Miller
St. Louis
Ely
Tom O’conner
Augusta
Donahue
Waterbury
Nash
Ryan
Boston
Tenney
Duffy
Cooley
McCarthy
Breitenstein
Nichols
Tom Tucker
Collins
Phillies Drop Second Game After Sloppy Inning Loss
Philadelphia loses the second of a doubleheader after a costly seventh inning miscues. Holmes starts strong, then settles, while Thompson and Taylor hit homers in the first game and Clements homers in the second. Final scores reflect Louisville dominance behind errors and timely hitting.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Sullivan
Louisville
Holmes
Weyhing
Will
Thompson
Taylor
Clements
Madelphia
Wisville
Batpywefan
Sadvbanseid
Saebere
Warner
Carsey and Clements
Baltimore Triumphs Over Cleveland 4-1 in Eight Inning Win
Hoffer starred for Baltimore allowing four hits and striking out seven as Cleveland managed only four safeties. The pitcher dominated with runners on base, sealing a decisive early game. Baltimore built early leads and maintained pressure through the seven inning effort.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Hoffer
Pure on California Wines Prices at Dock Square
A brief listing notes California wines priced between six and seven dollars at Dock Square with related notes on Ponson Halt Q Gauasce.
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California
Dock Square
Ponson Halt
Baseball Recap Notes From Baltimore Cleveland Game
Emsle was hit on the temple by a pitched ball in the second inning and retired. Blake sprained his ankle in the seventh and had to be carried off the field. Attendance was 100. The score shows Baltimore 4 to Cleveland 0 with a fifth inning rally. Hits were Baltimore 6, Cleveland 4. errors Baltimore 4, Cleveland 1. Batteries Hoffér and Clarke for Baltimore, Young and Zimmer for Cleveland.
Dad Clarke Shuts Out Reds In Big New York Win
New York 4 Cincinnati 1 as Dad Clarke pitched magnificently allowing four hits and one run. Smith hit a two run homer in the fourth inning, driving in the decisive runs. New York offense produced several productive innings while Rhines pitched well for Cincinnati. Attendance about 2,000. Hits: New York 11, Cincinnati 4. Errors: New York 1, Cincinnati 1. Clarke and Wilson for New York. Rhines and Vaughn for Cincinnati.
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New York
Dad Clarke
CinciNnatis
Smith
Bniy
New Yorks
Gare
Rhinos
Cincinnati
Clarke
Wilson
Rhines
Vaughn
Chicago Beats Brooklyn as Errors Hurt Brooklyn
In Brooklyn New York on a Sept day Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 amid erratic right field plays. Stein pitched poorly with a wild fifth inning pitch allowing two on base to score. Terry starred for Chicago while attendance was listed as 2.00. Batteries were Terry Donohue Stein and Grim.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklys
Chicago
Stein
Terry
Donohue
Stéin
Grim
Pittsburg Beats Washington on Opportune Hitting
Pittsburg won from Washington today by opportune hitting as Washington failed to hit Hawley. Anderson was relieved by Boswell in the seventh, Boswell gave up two singles. Attendance 800. Score Pittsburg 2 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 Washington 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 9 0. Hits Pittsburg 14 Washington 6. Errors Pittsburg 1 Washington 3. Batteries Hawley Merritt Anderson Boswell and McGuire.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Washington
Hawley
Anderson
Boswell
Pittsbure
Merritt
McGuire
Portland Hands Augusta 5-2 Defeat in State Series Opener
Eastern League report from Augusta Maine on September 9 records Portland shutting out Augusta early, Killeen effective and Viau pitching well. Final score Portland five, Augusta two with six errors and six hits for Augusta. Batteries Killeen Goodhart Viau Butler.
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Augusta
Portland
Killéen
Viau
Killeen
Goodhart
Butler
Fall River Beats Newport in Quadrangular Opener
Fall River won the first game in the quadrangular series against Newport at Newport. The visitors dominated with a 12 to 0 beatdown as Newport showed little life, committing 4 errors to Fall River’s 56. Pitchers Stevens and Rupert for Fall River and Mahoney, McDermott and Holmes for Newport contributed to the lopsided score.
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Newport
R. I
Fall River
Stevens
Rupert
Mahoney
McDermott
Holmes
Corfield Wins Narrow 15th Round Glove Bout in Sheffield
George Corfield of this place defeated Nuno Wallace of Birmingham in a 15 round 110 pound prize fight for £400 before about eight thousand spectators. Wallace started strong, but Corfield improved after round five and finally stopped him in the eighteenth with a powerful left hand to the neck.
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Sheffield
George Corfield
Nuno Wallace
Birmingham
Wallace
Corfield
Leary Wins Half Mile Swim on Charles River
A half mile race on the Charles River yesterday afternoon saw Mat Leary edge out Joe Grady Frank Murphy and Frank Potter in a thrilling finish. Leary surged around the 200 yard mark and held off rivals to win by about eighty yards.
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Charles River
Mat Leary
Joe Grady
Frank Murphy
Frank Potter
Mark Leary
Lawrence Canoe Club Regatta Winners at Merfillac River
The Lawrence Canoe Club held its annual regatta on the Merfillac River after flood conditions. Winners include F B Harrison in double paddle, BE B Forbes W H Sturtevant Fred H Eaton and Graham Seddon in four paddle, George Owens in hand paddled, John H Bingham in big race, F B Wheeler and W H McAlpine in tandem, W H McAlpine in standing, W H Sturtevant in single paddle, crew No 1 in war canoe with Sturtevant captain, J B Wheeler and Miss Lydia Blood in Ladies and Gentlemen standing, and the professional vs business crew war race won by the businessmen.
Walcott and O'Brien surrender in Lewiston court
Pugilists Walcott and O'Brien of Lewiston Maine turned themselves in to the Superior Criminal Court to answer an indictment returned by the grand jury for alleged prize fighting and mutual assault at the old West Newton street armory on August 28. Judge Sherman presided. Each man pleaded not guilty and bail was set at 1000, which was furnished.
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Walcott
O’brien
Lewiston
Superior Criminal Court
Grand
Old West Newton Street
Sherman
Middlesex South Agricultural Society Opens 42nd Fair
South Framingham September 9 opening day of the Middlesex South Agricultural Society fair. Attendance light as entries and exhibits are set. Governor Greenhalge’s private secretary Colonel Henry A. Thomas to attend tomorrow and Lieutenant Governor Roger Wolcott on Wednesday. Tuesday morning to feature premium awards and exhibitions with trots in 2:27 and 2:40 classes. children’s day planned for Wednesday.
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South Framingham
Middlesex South Agricultural Society
Greenhalge
Henry A. Thomas
Roger Wolestt
Open Century Run Draws 120 Cyclists From Boston Area
Arthur Langford led the Horace Partridge company open century from Copley Square to Providence and back with about 70 riders on the slow start and roughly 30 in the fast division. Accidents occurred including a broken tandem chain, a giraffe machine crash injuring Percy and a wrist sprain for Rice. The pace was set by pacemakers and notable riders such as Miss Fay, Miss Cushing, Kitty Knox, and Captain Langford.
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Arthur Langford
Horace Partridge Company
Providence
Copley Square
A&t
Miss Fay
Miss Cushing
Langford
Charles G. Percival
F. P. Sibley
Boston Post
Providente
Boston
Andy
Foxboro
Dedham
Percy
Rice
Mr. Percival
Mr. Rice
Walpole
Pawtucket
Papa” Schiato
Mr. Spear
J. M. Lin Scott
Chelsea
Attlebonians
Boston Wheelmen
Newburyport
Pope Manufacturing Company
Horace Partridge & Co
Razoux & Handy
Wolff's Tavern
H. E. Walker
C. H. Finley
P. GC. Co
Winder
Castle Square Press Club
City finance committee tours Parental School West Roxbury
Alderman Dever and Councilmen Whelton Battis and Connorton with Commissioner Heath and Deputy Dwight toured the Parental School in West Roxbury yesterday afternoon. They praised the buildings and approved the temporary arrangements by Dr Heath. They viewed the $50,000 request for new buildings as reasonable and potentially profitable.
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Dever
Whelton, Battis and
Connorton
Heath
Dwight
West Roxbury
Massachusetts Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Meet in Hall
The regular meeting of the Massachusetts Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was held in William Parkman Hall last evening. Members enjoyed a lively discussion on electrical matters and the association voted to retract initiation fee to one dollar for a limited period.
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The
Massachusetts Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
William Parkman Hall
Hartford Wheel Club Races Draw Wide Crowd at Charter Oak Park
Hartford races drew nearly 400 spectators as Newton Rode Well. In the half mile handicap Class B, F J Jenny of Utica won after a strong kick and despite the bell to stop. H C Bald led the crowd favorite Columbia team to victory in the mile Open. Newton beat Hoyt in a special mile match, while Newton set a best open mile time of 2 05 3 5, with the State record at 2 07 1 5.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Wheel Club
Charter Oak Park
F. J. Jenny
Utica
H. C. Bald
Columbia
Newton
Springs
Hoyt
Bridgeport
Petr
Englishmen Won’t Come to Newton Games
The Cambridge University A C of England was invited by the B A A and Newton A A to join a joint Newton meet but likely will not attend. A letter to John Graham from the B A A states the Cambridge team departs for England in October and will have no time to travel for the event.
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Newton A. A
Cambridge University A. C
England
Newton
aWilipg
John Graham
Boxing Gossip and Privateer Letters Spark London Boxing Debate
The column critiques a New York Sunday Journal letter by Privateer amid boxing gossip. It discusses Creedon Craig purse stakes, weight terms, and alleged England boxing ties, noting Creedon’s claims, Peter Jackson’s status, and upcoming bouts at Lynn's Kirtland Club. Rob Roy signs off with local Boston notes and ref notes.
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Mirror of Life
London
New York Sunday Journal
Journal
England
Dad Créédon
Frank Craig
National Sporting Club
Tom Denny
Sporting Life
Dan Creeden
Denny
Creedon
Pleming
Creydon
Craig
Loudon
Aug
Privateer
Peter Jackson
Péter Maher
Post
Jackson
John Adams
Roxbury
George Denniis
Kirtland Club
Lynn
John Blo
Butler
Billy Vérnon
Boston
New England
Harry Tracey
Jack O’brien
John A. Sullivan
Billy Vernon
Jim Gibbons
Hue Peckham
Jimmy Fox
Jack Green
Billy Ernst
Harry Pidgeoh
Dan McDermott
William Daly, Jr
Court Square
Orto
New York Herald
Tim Hurst
Big Jim Kennedy
Seaside Athletic Club
Hurst
New York
Tim
Wwe
New York Journal
Corbett
Jere Dunn
Corbett- Fitzsimmons
Billy Brady
Frank Steele
Hanover Street
Arthur Bradley
Warrenton Street
Fleet Street
Charlesbank Athletic Club
Rob Roy
President has luck at bass fishing trip
President Cleveland and Dr. Bryant left Buzzard's Bay on the eight a.m. train for Falmouth and were met by Secretary Olney. They went to Long Pond and spent the day bass fishing. He reached Gray Gables at six p.m. after another day of splendid luck.
East Boston Wharf Fire Probe Delayed By Formalities
Fire Marshal Whitcomb delays comment on the East Boston wharf blaze as investigations continue. Examinations not complete. two more witnesses summoned and the process resumes today.
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Whitcomb
Boston
Farmer Henry Abbott Tries Suicide in Danvers
Henry G Abbott a 63 year old Danvers farmer attempted suicide by cutting his throat amid nervous prostration. He survived the act and is expected to recover.
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Danvers
Henry G. Abbott
Steamfitters Remain Out. Best Mechanics Leave Town
Steamfitters stay firm as the work stoppage continues with no change in the situation. A number of the leading mechanics departed yesterday to seek employment elsewhere.
New Temple Roof Debate At Masonic Grand Lodge
The Massachusetts and Rhode Island Masonic directors met at Right Worshipful Charles Welch offices, voting a temporary roof to protect the temple. A building plan for a new temple drew no definite decision, with views split on selling or enlarging the current property. Grand lodge meets Wednesday at 2 pm to review fire damage and roof recommendation.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Charles A. Welch
Edwin B. Holmes
Charles C. Dame
Frank. Z. Pwineil
Charles T. Gallagher
Henry Endicott
Post
Grand Recording
Nickerson
Grand Lodge
Wills Fund Urges Charitable Support For East Boston Widow
The Post calls for a public fund to aid the destitute widow of John W. Wills and her six children following the East Boston tragedy. The appeal stresses broad sympathy across denominations and notes funds already collected totaling 1,314.99 dollars through Crescent Beach and local contributors.
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Post
East
Boston
John W. Wills
Miner Memorial Meeting Promises Memorial Honor for Late Leader
September meeting of the Anti Tenement House League directors held at 42 Court street. President M D Chenery reports illness of the secretary delaying action on certificates for firms with clean clothing conditions. A pro tem secretary is to report next meeting to clear the path for certificate awards. Memorial details for late president Rev A A Miner include attendance by Tufts President Capen, Boston University President Warren, Rev Philip S Moxom and others. An appropriation funds printing of the October annual report with a full league account and a portrait of Rev Dr Miner.
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Anti-Tenement House League
Henry F. Naphen
Court Street
William E. Chenery
League
A. A. Miner
Capen
Tufts College
Warren
Boston University
Philip S. Moxom
Dr. Miner
Caulkers Seek State Arbitration Over Wages
Caulkers of East Boston have submitted their wage dispute with employers to the State Board of Arbitration. Employers agree to accept the board’s finding. A delegation led by B E R Ayres met at the State House with E D Leighton representing employers. The issue is a wage cut from 3 25 to 3 per day on a ship owned by R R Freeman. Freeman joined the board party as the commission will hear the case Thursday or Friday amid looming dock jobs.
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Caulkers
East Boston
State Board of Arbitration
State Board
BE. R. Ayres
State House
E. D. Leighton
R. R. Freeman
Freeman
Strikers Return as Champion Mine Resumes Work
A Calumet company of 35 men traveled by special train to the Champion Mine at 5 am. The mine restarted with 100 workers including miners and laborers returning. Strikers from Ishpeming and Negaunee may visit in protest as union rivals push for order. Firemen and pumpers from Section 21 Mine also returned to work after a Saturday union strike.
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Ishphiming
Mich
Calumet
Champion Mine
Ishpeming
Negaunee
Section 21
Lake Superior Iron Company
Union
Meeting of Manufacturers in Fall River
Fall River September 9 The Manufacturers Association will meet Wednesday afternoon to consider the weavers demand for higher wages. A committee will likely be appointed to draft a firm courteous letter declining any wage advance at this time and supporting the stance with figures.
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Fall River
Manufacturers’ Association
Cambridge Republican Caucuses Scheduled for Sept 28 at 8
The Cambridge Republican city committee met last evening and voted to hold the State county councillor representative and senatorial caucuses on the evening of Sept. 28 at 8 o'clock.
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Cambridge
Hat and Cap Makers Strike at Fox & Co and Shaw & Keiser
Hat and cap workers at Fox and Co on Kingston Street and Shaw and Keiser on Chauncy Street walked out yesterday seeking higher wages. The labor walkout disrupts local supply as negotiations begin.
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Fox & Co
Kingston Street
Shaw & Keiser
Chauncy Street
Hair on the Page: Experiments Highlight Odd Ink Stain
A readable fragment describes an unusual ink stain or hair on a page noted during a scientific or archival examination. The report mentions organisms or chemicals used to test preservation and quality. Researchers discuss the stain's origin and potential impact on archival readability.
Deflector or Defender in Focus in a Murky Rhetoric
A cryptic note on defense and self reliance references a Defender with unclear aims. The fragment hints at public discourse or opinion but offers few concrete details, names, dates, or events to anchor a full summary.
First Night Pieces and Burmah Open at City Theatres
The Park Theatre opened with Thomas Q. Seabrooke in A World of Trouble by Harry and Edward Paulton, featuring Middleton Simpkin with Grace Huntington, Mattie Earle, and Violet Rand in supporting roles. While uneven at times, Seabrooke stayed within the authors' idea, prompting a large audience and a favorable reception. The Boston Theatre then launched the second week of Burmah, praised for its smooth pacing, spectacular battle scenes, and the climactic church finale as it builds toward strong audience applause.
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the Park Theatre
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Harry
Edward Paulton
Middleton Simpkin
Mr. Seabrooke
Grace Huntington
Judith Simpkin
Mattie Earle
Elaine Ferris
Violet Rand
Susan
Charles Smiley
Comyns
Simpkin
Mr. Seabrook
Boston
Norah
Captain Chandos
Empire Theatre
London
Danby
Chandos
Boston Theatre
Madeleine in Boston Returns to Hollis Street Theatre
Camille D Arville presents the renewed production of Madeleine at Hollis Street Theatre in Boston with new faces and changes including female disguise attire. Horace W Ravenscroft and W G Stewart deliver solid performances alongside favorites George Boniface Jr Hilda and Maude Hollins. Alice Harrison returns in Mary Doodle. chorus shines. two week engagement.
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Madeleine
Boston
Hollis Street Théatre
Camille D’arville
D’arville
Baron de Grimm
Horace W. Ravenscroft
W. G. Stewart
Frederi Ribeau
George Boniface, Jr
Hilda
Maude Hollins
Mary Doodle
Alice Harrison
D’arvillé
FTurriah Hearts at Columbia in premiere by Hal Reid
Hal Reid’s new play FTurriah Hearts received its first city performance at the Columbia last evening. Reid stars as Tom Logan with a strong company including Jeannette Logan and Bertha Belle Westbrook, delivering a romantic, humorous, and sensational drama with convincing scenery and prison interiors.
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Hal Reid
Columbia
Mr. Reid
Tom Logan
Jeannette Logan
Bertha Belle Westbrook
Mrs. Reid
Jim Mason
William Robgns
Frederick Ormsdale
Walter G. Horton
More Jones
Heart and Hand Lights Castle Square Crowd Boom of New Comers
The Castle Square Theatre presents Lecocqs Heart and Hand with new stock additions Clara Lane Kate Davis and J K Murray. The performance drew a large audience as the newcomers won success with singing acting and stage presence. Lane gave an excellent voice and moving performance while Murray displayed fine voice and intelligent business helping earn encores. Davis charmed as the funny old Duenna with Persse and Mason also singing well.
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Castle Square Theatre
Lecocq
Boston
Clara Lane
Kate Davis
J. K. Murray
Castle Square
Miss Lané
Duenna
Thomas H. Persse
Edith Mason
Katie Emmett Stars in Chat an American Boy at Bowdoly Square
Katie Emmett headlines Bowdoin Square Theatre with the lively farce Chat an American Boy staged by Herbert and Marion Sackett. Emmett displays her usual charm and energy while George R. Sprague handles the heavy work and Max Von Mitzer plays a mild hero amid canine and comic antics.
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Chat
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Herbert Sackett
Marion Sackett
Katie Emmett
Boston
George R. Sprague
Max von Mitzer
Maro
Widow Jones at Museum draws large Boston crowd
May Irwin and company stage The Widow Jones at the Museum with new songs causing instant favor. Last week set a Museum September attendance record. the star’s first Boston engagement ends next Saturday. The season closes with The Fatal Card on Sept. 16, seats on sale now.
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Widow Jones
May Irwin
Miss Irwin
Boston
Star
New York
London
Museum
Tremont Theatre Audiences Endorse Lillian Russell Opera
The Tremont Theatre crowd enjoyed The Tale gane as Abbey Schoeffel Grau extend the Lillian Russell opera company run. Performers show unity and precision with lively singing by Lillian Russell who received repeated encores and applause for the second act tableau.
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Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Lillian Russell Opera Company
Lillian Russell
Carleton Debuts In Boston as Season Prodigy at Opera House
A leading evening bill in Boston features William T. Carleton in his first continuous opera appearance with ovations at 4 45 and 7 50 pm. His selections include Rose Marie Carmen aria Toreador, Village Blacksmith and more. The program also showcases Hughey Dougherty as a witty speaker and a lineup of acts by Ward and Curran, Watson and Hutchings, Tim Cronin, Murphy and McCoy, Allen and West, Stack and Milton, Minnie Be Frances Addington Murry and Alden, the wrestling pony Delina and Baldwin and Daly.
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Boston
William T. Carleton
Rose Marié
Carmen
Carleton Hughey Dougherty
Ward
Curran
Watson
Hutchings
Tim Cronin
Murphy
McCoy
Allen
West
Stack
Milton
Mmne
Frances Addington
Murry
Alden
The
Wrestling Pony
Delina
Baldwin
Daly
Week opens with Keiths Theatre nightly vaudeville lineup
Opening night at Keiths elegant theatre features a stacked week of acts headlined by eight Symphony Orchestra soloists and a parade of specialty performers. Serverus Schaffer showcases juggling prowess while Lottie Gibson sings new songs, with acts from the Acme Four to Maggie Claire and others offering comedy, magic, acrobatics, and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Serverus Schaffer
Lottie Gibson
Brétte
Acme Four
Boston
Sartoris
Maggie Claire
Felix
Cain
O’brien
Palace Theatre opens fall and winter season with varied acts
The Palace Theatre opened its regular fall and winter season to large crowds for both matinee and evening shows. Eddie Shayne and Mae Worden offered an eccentric sketch, Lizzie Stewart performed a fresh burlesque act, Edward and Rose Mason sang in a high quality musical piece, Thomas J. Ripley debuted a new monologue act, and the duo James P. and Violet Alicote returned with another humor sketch. Fred Lucier presented hayseed comedy in a quaint routine. Continued on page 4.
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Palace Theatre
Eddie Shayne
Mae Worden
Lizzie Stewart
Edward
Rose
Thomas J. Ripley
James P
Violet Alicote
Fred Lucier
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