Dainty Muriel Hope Plays Multiple Roles Across Europe and America
Dainty Muriel Hope, now Elizabeth Baker opposite David Kessler in The Spell at the Park Theatre, has a diverse stage career spanning Hanover Germany Paris and New York. She began at the Royal Theatre in Hanover playing leading ingenue roles in a 200+ member company, then performed in French classics in Paris before returning to America to act in German at Irving Place Theatre. Theodore Liebler Jr. discovered her talent and cast her in the Kessler company, marking her first performance in her native tongue.
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Dainty
Muriel Hope
Elizabeth Baker
David Kessler
the Park Theatre
New York
Royal Theatre
Hanover
Germany
Europe
Old Heidelberg
Paris
America
Herr Conried
Irving Place Theatre
Theodore Liebler, Jr
Kessler
The Girl With the Green Toque Chronicle
A dramatic story of love and adventure unfolds with unexpected twists. Charles Belmont Davis writes this tale for Next Sunday's Post Magazine, presenting a vivid period narrative and romantic intrigue.
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Charles Belmont Davis
Spanish yacht Doriga wins third race in Sonder series
The Spanish yacht Doriga won the third Hispano American race in Sonder series held in San Sebastian on a windward leeward course of eight miles. Doriga clocked 2 hours 26 seconds ahead of Chewink VIII and Dios Salve La Reina among others.
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Doriga
San Sebastian
Spokane J
The
Marblehead
Princesa de Asturias
Yachtsmen Hope All Our Boats May Qualify for Cup
In San Sebastian on September 11 three races sailed and Spokane I has secured an elimination stay. Americans hope Chewink VIII Marblehead may qualify in two remaining races, leaving three American boats to challenge Doriga for the King's Cup. If no boat has three firsts after four races, more races will be run to reach three wins.
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Lukens
Norumbega Park
Yackley
Bunnell
Frances Abbott
Cox
Leon
Adeline
C. W. Littlefield
Alice In Wonderland
Wonderland
Nantasket
Rowe's Wharf
William Collier
Park Theatre
Gibson Girls
Boston
Hollis Street Theatre
the Colonial
Frank Daniels
Tattooed Man
A. N. C. Fowler
Harry B. Smith
Victor Herbert
New Tug Gwalia Makes Maiden Home Port Run
The steel ocean going tug Gwalia, three weeks in service, arrived from Philadelphia with coal barge Beattie in tow. Built by Neafie Leary for the Baltimore and Boston Barge Co, she is 150 feet long, 450 tons gross, crew of 16, and cost 90 000 dollars.
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Gwalia
Will Haley
Philadelphia
Beattie
Neafie & Leary
Alice Murrell
Murrell
Baltimore and Boston Barge Company
Virginia
May Smash Auto Record at Rendville Meet
Charles Basle, holder of a world record on Narragansett track, will ride the Bowden Flying Dutchman in a mile against the record at Rendville next Saturday. He also races Napier Gordon Bennett car in a match. The Marriott Balawin clash draws great attention with anticipated sub minute miles and many heats under 57 seconds. Regular events slated for Saturday promise a strong card.
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Narragansett
Rendville
Marriott
Balawin
Pine Tree and Lynn Exhibition Game Postponed by Rain
The exhibition game between Pine Tree of Maine and Lynn of the N E League was called off in Portland due to rain.
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Portland
Pine Tree
Maine State
Lynn
Officials deny cadet misconduct aboard Enterprise voyage
Massachusetts Nautical Training School Commission reports no complaints from Enter prise or cadet parents since the ship sailed for Gibraltar. They cite letters from parents praising the school and voicing hope for positive future influence despite recent disturbances aboard the Enterprise.
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Gibraltar
McWilliams
Bassett
Sears
Madeira
Captain Low
Brown University Football Schedule Set for Fall
Providence R I Sept 11 The Brown University football schedule for the fall lists New Hampshire State Amherst Aggies Norwich University Mane Penn Yale Vermont and other key games. Brown plays Harvard in Cambridge and Yale in New Haven along with several home and away contests across October to November.
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Amherst Aggies
Norwich University
University of Mane
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Williams
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Yale
New Haven
University of Vermont
Amherst
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