Quaker Girl Charms Colonial Theatre Cast
The Quaker Girl enters its third week at the Colonial Theatre with a strong reception. Lead Fercival Knight plays the Paris attache, Ina Claire stars as the heroine, and May Vokes impresses as a lively maid. Supporting players Lewys James Roland Bottomley Arthur Klein Maisie Gay Nellie McHenry Maya Allison Ruth Lloyd also receive praise.
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Honor Among Thieves at Keith's Appeals to Vaudeville Crowd
B F Keith's Theatre features Honor Among Thieves a tabloid style drama about four men defying society. The bill includes Romany Opera singers Robbie Gordone and notable aerialists The Great Jungmann Troupe along with acrobats and vocalists.
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Romany Opera Company
Robbie Gordone
Gus van
Joe Schenck
Romany Opera CO
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van and Schenck
Mullen
Coogan
Puck
Lewis
Jungmann
Will
Tremont Theatre Debuts Woman Haters Club Delight
Tremont Theatre presents The Woman Haters Club in its first metropolitan U.S. production. Star Leslie Kenyon draws praise for the comic role while Sallie Fisher, Walter Lawrence, and Dolly Castles deliver notable performances. The piece blends dainty story, coherent plot, refined music, and lively orchestration, ending with a satisfying romantic finale.
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Tremont Theatre
Leslie Kenyon
Cook’s
Tremont
Kenyon
Sallie Fisher
Boston
Walter Lawrence
Dolly Castles
Albion
Woman Club
Butterfly on the Wheel at Shubert Theatre delivers standout courtroom drama
The Shubert Theatre presented Edward G. Hemmerde and Francis Neilson’s four act drama A Butterfly on the Wheel after a New York run. The plot centers on a wife entangled in a divorce case sparked by a scheming suitor while her husband uncovers the truth. The production impressed with authentic courtroom atmosphere and strong performances from Winona Shannon and the supporting cast are praised as among the best in its class.
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Francis Neilson
New York
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Peggy
Miss Shannon
Bille Norwood
Admaston
Charles Quartermaine
Roderick Collingwood
Richie Ling
M. P
Evelyn Beerbohm
Lord Ellerdine
Herbert Budd
Nicholas Joy
John Davidson
Harry Gordon
Hollis Street Theatre to Present The Talker This Sept
New York's long running Hollis Street Theatre production The Talker heads to Hollis Street Theatre for a Sept weekend run. Lead cast includes Tully Marshall and Florence Malone. The comedy, about American life, is written by Marion.
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William Hodge Opens Final Plymouth Theater Run
William Hodge stars in The Man From Home at the Plymouth Theatre in a final week engagement. Supporting cast includes Gertrude Hitz Ida Vernon Leonora Von Ottinger Harold Russell and Henry Harmon. An all star Oliver Twist will follow his farewell performances beginning September 30.
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William Hodge
Plymouth Theatre
Mr. Hodge
Gertrude Hitz
Ida Vernon
Leonora von Ottinger
Harold Russell
Henry Harmon
Charles Wellesley
Edlin P. Gayer
J. J. Gardner
Anthony Asher
Oliver Twist
Park Theatre Presents Maggie Pepper in Entertaining Boston Run
Rose Stahl introduces Maggie Pepper at the Park Theatre with a witty, cheery program. The supporting cast features Max Reynolds John S Robertson Agnes Marc Marie Hudson Walter Craven Percival T Moore Helen Dahl Florence Grant Mary Hampton Natalie Jerome Gretchen Lang George Wright Jr Albert Goldberg James Martin Edward Finch delivering clever performances.
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Maggie Pepper
Majestic Theatre hosts final week of The Million in Boston
Majestic Theatre enters the fifth and final week of its Boston engagement with The Million. Mr. Savage sent the original cast and production to Boston. Next week the Viennese operetta The June Bride premieres in America with Weber and Fields. cast includes Amelia Stone and Helen Hayes among others, plus a gypsy ballet and larger orchestra. Seat sale begins Thursday at 9 a.m.
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Boston Theatre Presents The Greyhound in Third Week
The Greyhound at Boston Theatre enters its third week of a prosperous run blending intense drama with broad comedy. The plot shifts from San Francisco to a modern European bound steamship, shown aboard nearly every ship area from the wireless house to the promenades and salons.
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Castle Square Theatre Delivers Realistic Cast in The Third Degree
The Castle Square Theatre presented The Third Degree to a warmly applauding audience yesterday. Mary Young as Annie Jeffries and John Craig as Brewster dominated the action with fiery, lifelike performances. Craig’s portrayal earned strong audience appreciation alongside Walker as the police captain and Meek as young Jeffries. Next week Craig will stage Belasco’s Is Matrimony a Failure.
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John Craig
Winter St
Castle Square
Mary Young
Annie Jeffries
Brewster
Miss Young
Globe Theatre Week Program Promises Wide Variety
The Globe Theatre presents a week of entertainment headlined by DeWar's circus with a human roulette wheel and unridable mule. Prescott and Kimball offer singing and piano numbers in Cigars for Sale. Watson and West deliver acclaimed singing and dancing, while Dave Rafels ventriloquial On the Farm and Karl Grees as lightning painter entertain. Amateurs join tonight with The Country Store slated for Wednesday and Friday shows.
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Howard Atheneum Burlesque Review Delights Old Howard
The Howard Atheneum in Boston featured Teddy Simonds directing a lively burlesque with Mil dred Stoller and Bertha Gibson among the standout performers. Kenney and Hollis teased with new stunts while the Four Regals delivered a powerful strength feature and the cast includes Floyd Mack the Hee Haw dancer and a chorus of numerous performers.
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Teddy Simonds
Old Howard
Mildred Stoller
Bertha Gibson
Boston
Hazel Ford
Louise Street
Charley Baker
Frankie Grace
Lew Fein
Lester Pike
Lew Shean
Alice Arthur
May O’sullivan
Evelyn Kemper
Essie Farrell
Laura Busby
Cassie Martii
Kenney
Hollis
Floyd Mack
Hee Haw
Ben
Eva Walker
Curtin
Wilson
Cohen
Clifford
Uraland
Dog
Charles
Bradley
Thais at St James Theatre Extended Run Adds Week
The St James Theatre keeps Thais for an extra week amid strong public demand. Katherine Grey shines as Thais in Alexandria and the convent scenes, with Theodore Friebus as Damiel delivering his finest Boston performance and Robert Haines as the pagan lover. The Dawn of Tomorrow is announced, so Thais cannot play indefinitely.
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Damiel
Boston
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National Theatre Anniversary Week Delights Audiences
The National Theatre presented a top tier anniversary program combining musical comedy with vaudeville. The Empire Musical company performed The Lady and Prince a lively farce with fast laughs and a baby dog mixup. Gaanda Humanus wowed crowds and will demonstrate publicly today driving two horses unassisted.
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Harry Gibbs
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Orpheum Theatre Show Delivers Entertaining Acts
The Orpheum Theatre presented a merit filled program yesterday with The Mayor and the Manicure, Grace De Mar, Holmes and Reilly, and George F. Hall among others. In the second half of the week Freedland and Clark in The Wrong Mr Schnitz take the stage alongside Mary Keogh Leo Wilkins and Wilkins and Young Brothers offering singing dancing and comedy.
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Planto Trio Delights at Scenic Temple Evening Show
The Planto Trio impressed audiences at Scenic Temple with a refined musical act. Fred Sanford, billed as a tallologist, earned praise as a fan maker of exceptional ability. Al Craig delivered powerful singing with vivid dissolving views as a clever sketch closed the olip. The photo play exhibit pleased spectators. overall, a highly satisfactory program.
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Miss Terry Stars in Madame XX at Lawrence
Miss Ethel Grey Terry of the S J James Theatre Boston delivered a remarkable title role performance in Madame XX for a Lawrence stock company. The leading woman illness forced a cancellation but M H Gulesian approved her departure from Thais to save the show, earning an ovation from local patrons.
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Burlesque at Grand Opera House Draws Big Crowd
The Grand Opera House burlesque show The Seminary Girls drew a large female audience and strong applause for cast members Margie Catlin Mae Yuir Leslie Hunter Hilton Lewis Billy Massey Harry P Kelley and the Four Dancing Harmonists. Performers Kelley Galvin and Charles Bradley offered extra acts. A wrestling match Van Thrajen versus Alethéa with George Tuohey refereeing is planned for Thursday and Friday showcases by new amateurs.
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South End
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Harry P. Kelley
Seminary
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Galvin
Gaiety Theatre Presents The World of Pleasure Burlesque
The World of Pleasure burlesque at the Gaiety Theatre drew strong praise yesterday for its laughs and lively cast. Leading performers include Will Fox Harry Marks Stewart Harry Yost Ed Dwyer C Hall Thomas Herbert Phyrnette Ogden Lanier DeWolf Pearl Dawson and others.
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Will Fox
Harry Marks Stewart
Harry Yost
Ed Dwyer
C. Hall
Thomas Herbert
Phyrnette Ogden
Lanier DeWolf
Pearl Dawson
Waldron’s Casino Features Janitor Higgins Entertainers
Waldron’s Casino hosts Ed Lee Wrathe known as Janitor Higgins with the Ginger Girls this week. Higgins spends a fortune and enjoys shining success amid humorous situations. Cast includes Frank Wakefield Henry Nelson Jane La Beau Inez Girard Joe Buckley Margie Austin Mabel Blake Owen.
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Death notices brief names and services across Boston area
In the Boston Post death notices list at Malden Melrose Everett and Roxbury locations. The column records numerous obituaries with dates September 12 to 18, mentioning family names ages and funeral arrangements at St Francis de Sales St Josephs Mission Church and other local parishes.
In Memoriam Notices: Lawrence Murphy Moore Memorials
In loving memory of Frank H. Lawrence who died Sept 17, 1911. Mrs L Lawrence and family extend the remembrance. Also Roxbury memorial for Peter Murphy dated Sept 17, 1906. Tre mont Council K of P announces funeral for B William A. Moore on Sept 17 at 9 am from Church of St. Angels Columbus and Wal ay rymés Roxbury. P FH Keyes Grand.
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Death notices for William A Moore and Chester D Reuter
Charitable Irisa Society announces the death of member William A Moore of 88 Atherton Street Roxbury with funeral at St Mary of the Angels Columbus Avenue on Tuesday September 4 at 9 a m. Boston Lodge 34 announces death of Brother Chester D Reuter of 213 Princeton Street East Boston with funeral from his residence on Wednesday September 18 at 2 p m.
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Martin and Principals Deliver Strong Support
Martin joins other principals to provide robust backing for the program as supporters praise leadership and commitment across schools. Local officials note coordinated effort and shared goals to improve student outcomes and community engagement.
Gordon's Olympia Feature Acts Stage Night
Gordon's Olympia presents Frederick Hallen a Boston favorite in a variety show with Edith Edwards in character impersonations. The lineup includes Stone Wahl Jackson Clemense brothers five Russian dancers Allade brothers Vale Connoly and more plus a new Pathe Weekly.
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