Hodge Podge Co Delivers Dailey Boston Return at Museum
Peter F. Dailey returns to Boston as star in Hodge, Podge & Co at the Museum. Christie MacDonald shines beside him, with a strong supporting cast and a bevy of pretty chorus girls in lively musical numbers. The new comedy adaptation from In Himmelhof features Dailey’s keen wit and a varied program that drew a large, enthusiastic audience for three weeks of performances.
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Himmelhof
Christie MacDonald
George W. Barnum
Hodge
Stephen Maley
Podge
William Broderick
Td Garvie
Georgie Lawrence
Hodge, Podge & Co
Monte Cristo Shines At Castle Square Theatre
Castle Square Theatre extends Monte Cristo for a second week after a strong run led by John Craig in the title role. Craig’s Edmond Dantes and the later Count de Morcerf receive high praise, with Mercedes played by Lillian Lawrence and other cast members noted for solid dramatic work. The renewed production follows fresh changes to heighten its impact and has drawn unusually strong advance seat sales.
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Malvern
Paris
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Cafe d’Afrique
Court of Assizes
Latin Quarter
Brady
Howard Kyle
Sylvia Lynden
Miss Lynden
Adventuress
Castle Square Theatre
Edmond Dantes
Chateau D’if
Dumas
Sixtls
Castle Square Theatre Company
Mercedes
Lillian Lawrence
Countess de Morcerf
Leonora Bradley
Carconte
Helen J. Larding
Mlle
Danglars
Sadie Galloups
Frasquela
J. L. Seeley
Nortler
James A. Keane
Fernand
Stanley Kent
Lindsay Morison
Monsieur Villefort
Charles Mackay
Albert de Morcerf
John T. Craven
Caderousse
Monte Cristo
Bowdoin Square Theatre Hosts Wood in Out in the Street
Wood, the popular young star, headlines a triumphant Bowdoin Square Theatre run in Out in the Street a dramatization of Charles Gaylor's novel. The production features lavish crowd scenes and all-new scenery including Washington Market at night a padrone home a banking house a Grand Central depot and a burning oil works scene at Greenpoint Long Island City.
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Wood
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charles Gaylor
County Fair encore at Park Theatre with Neil Burgess
The Park Theatre hosts a second week of The County Fair featuring Neil Burgess as Abigail Prue. Audiences welcome old friends like Aunt Abby Prue and Otis Tucker as the farm scenes and the horse race with Cold Molasses draw strong laughter and sympathy. Burgess leads a talented company including C. Blanche Rice, E. S. Metcalf, Charles J. Jackson, Harry Burkhardt, Miss May Taylor, and Miss Annie Lennon.
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RNR
RENN
Abby Prue
Otis Tucker
Tages
Joe
Park Theatre
County Fair
Neil Burgess
Abigail Prue
New England
Abby
Mr. Burgess
C. Blanche Rice
E. S. Metcalf
Charles J. Jackson
Harry Burkhardt
May Taylor
Annie Lennon
The Dairy Farm at Tremont Theatre Review
A column praises The Dairy Farm for its homey, genuine country life portrayal. It lauds faithful character drawing, simple plot, brisk action, and broad appeal to sentimental audiences, noting strong, entertaining scenes and enduring audience interest.
Keith's Theatre dazzles with novelty acts and star turns
Keith's Theatre offered an unusual program with many novelty acts, headlined by Ida Fuller whose dance series impressed, and Richard Harlow the female impersonator delivering a witty sketch. Milton Boyle's Captain Impudence drew laughs, ventriloquist M Prelle and his animal talk wowed crowds, while Julie Mackey and Clarice Vance sang vividly. The Isinore sisters, Thurston the cards, Almont and Dumont, Gypzene and Roma, Americas comedy tour, and patriotic photos of McKinley and Bryan accompanied a strong show and lively audience reception.
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Ida Fuller
la Loie
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Richard Harlow
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Captain Impudence
M. Prelle
Julie Mackey
Clarice Vance
Miss Mackey
London
Miss Vance
Howard Thurston
Almont
Dumont
Gypzene
Roma
Americas
McKinley
William J. Bryan
The Cross-Roads of Life at Grand Theatre Delights Crowded Audience
The Cross-Roads of Life, a top modern melodrama, opened at the Grand Theatre with sensational scenes including a life saving station, Harlem tunnel, and stormy lighthouse. Severin De Deyrr stars as Captain Dick. J. J. Owens shines as the villain. Mildred Hyland and Virginia Thornton give strong performances. Bargain matinees for ladies are offered daily. production praised for scenery, acting, and entertaining interruptions.
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New Jersey
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Captain Dick
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Frank J. Kirke
Tramp
Casey Theatre
Boston Music Hall and Musee Vaudeville Opener Draws Big Crowds
West Obee reports a sold out show at the Boston Music Hall and Musee where the debut vaudeville program pleased all. The De Muths led a strong bill with Hines and Remington, Mary Young and Tony Cummings, Williams and Tucker, Bessie Lamb, the Johnstone brothers, Delmore and Lee, Joe O'Hare, Rossow, and many others delivering act after act to enthusiastic crowds.
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Hines
Remington
Mary Young
Tony Cummings
Castle Square Company
Williams
Tucker
Joe O'Hare
Rambler Burlesquers Spark Boston Run at Howard Amid Laughs
The Rambler Burlesquers headline a two part extravaganza at the Howard with stars Lida Dexter Grace La Rue Dora DeVere and the Burke brothers. A travesty finale The Queen of the Holland Dames and acts by Wise Mike Quaker City Quartet and the Dunbar sisters highlight the program in lively urban entertainment.
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Boston
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Charlie Burke
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Grace la Rue
Dora DeVere
Bee Dunbar
Nell Dunbar
Gertie Dunbar
Alice Wilde
Mamie Chapman
Minnie Murray
Harry Ernst
John Piers
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Bobby Raymond
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Women and Wine headline fragment analysis
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Season at the Hollis Street Theatre Promises Big Comeback
The Hollis Street Theatre has spent large sums on interior renovations during the summer. The theater will reopen for the regular season in a few weeks with a new first performance and initial attraction to be announced soon. Auditoriums will be brighter and more attractive, with a star-filled lineup promised by manager Isaac B. Rich.
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Hollis Street
Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
In Gay New York Begins Second Week at Columbia Theatre
The Columbia Theatre reports strong audience attendance for the second week of In Gay New York last evening. Patrons enjoyed the humorous situations bright music and clever travesties with W T Cameron receiving lively encore. The burlesque on Way Down East pleases and the show features fine dancing and a charming chorus.
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New York
Columbia Theatre
W. T. Cameron
Columbia
Public farewell of Mrs Tom Thumb and Magic brothers in Boston
Austin and Stone present the final Boston engagements of Mrs Tom Thumb and the Magic brothers Lilputians perform travelers tales and song with Count and Baron Magri. Swiss peasant choir and a strong variety bill including Masse McKinnon Rollins and others thrill audiences at the Curio Hall.
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Magic Brothers
Curio Hall
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Nettie Masse
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Denzer
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Annie Lacey
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Lizzie Weston
Tom McIntosh
Fred Dayton
Morton and
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Lambert
Emma Thompson
Nickelodeon Presents Creole Belles and Georgia Minstrels
Manager Walker brings Georgia minstrels and Creole belles to the Nickelodeon with a range of acts. A grand buck and wing dancing contest offers a silver cup prize. Twelve national beauty contestants join a beauty show while Happy Lou and partner perform mirror rifle tricks. Vaudeville companies and classic living pictures round out hourly programs. Amateur night Friday features local talent.
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Georgia Minstrels
Congress of Creole Belles
Nickelodeon
Happy Lou
Lving
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Pearl Thayer
Bert Shaw
Frankie Green
George McDonald
Marion Becket
Cook and Hall
Etta Woods
Annie Martin
Alice Davidson
Anna Hill
Minco's City Club Burlesquers Open 12th Boston Season
Minco's City Club Burlesquers opened their 12th annual season in Boston at the Palace Theatre with new scenery and costumes. The program features two burlesques Satan's Will and The Sultan of Ballyhoho or the Magic Medal, an alio of specialties by Crimmins and Gore Howe and Scott Adelina Rotino Harry Lund and the Levine duo among others. Performances run every afternoon and evening all week.
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Minco
Boston
Palace Theatre
Panny Everett
Satan
Norumbega Park Stage Delights With New Zoo Improvements
The New York specialty company delivers an excellent show at the rustic Norumbega Park theatre with Rosa Nanyon Montague and West Provo and the Armstrong brothers providing entertainment. The audience gives unqualified approval as the zoological section receives stakes in ground and plans for enlargements to rival major public menageries.
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New York
Rustic Theatre
Norumbega Park
Rosa Nanyon
Montague and
West
Provo
Armstrong Brothers
Norumbega Zoo
James ONeill to Star in Monte Cristo at Boston Theatre
Bustle fills the Boston Theatre as James ONeill and the Liebler company arrive to support him in the grand revival of Monte Cristo. The production promises vast scenery and full dress rehearsals begin, with the theatre closed next Monday evening for final preparations ahead of the first presentment next Tuesday.
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Boston
James O'Neill
Big Liebler Company
Monte Cristo
Boston Theatre
Messrs. Liebler & Co
New England
Big Playhouse
Rustic theatre at Point of Pines draws usual crowd
Entertainment in the rustic theatre at the Point of Pines attracted its usual audience as locals gathered for an evening show. The quaint venue offered a simple program that drew steady crowds and familiar faces in a small resort community.
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Point of Pines
Navy Yard Crusade Against Roaches Begins War on Pests
The United States declares a campaign against cockroaches at Charlestown Navy Yard. A navy yard official says the $400 extermination effort aims to rid the yard of cimex lectularius, describing it as a righteous war and noting the broader effort as a new territory gained by pest removal.
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United States
Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Boston
Miss Tarr Faces Burglary at Rockport Home
In Gloucester on September 10 a bold burglary attempt occurred at Benjamin Tarr’s Railroad Avenue house in broad daylight. Grace Tarr confronted the intruder as he rifled the pocketbook, a confrontation that ended with the thief escaping after taking a $2 bill. Miss Tarr fainted but recovered.
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Benjamin Tarr
Railroad Avenue
Rockport
Barn Fires Destroy Fitzgibbons Property in North Hatfield
Two large barns owned by John Fitzgibbons burned in North Hatfield on September 10. The seven acre tobacco crop drying inside was lost, with total damage estimated at 180 dollars. Fire crews reported full containment by evening.
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John Fitzgibbons
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