Boston Theatres Busy With Stars and New Works
Amelia Bingham prepares a new English life play with Charles Walcott in the cast amid talks of Daly comedies. Isabelle Underwood impresses as Gabriel in Evangeline at Columbia. Mary Mannering stars in Janice Meredith at Colonial next week. Edna Floyd, Boston-trained, shines in The Princess Chic at Tremont as she rose from chorus, replacing Adele Ritchie. Belasco’s The Heart of Maryland bows as next attraction. Bowdoin Square hosts Reaping the Whirlwind finales. The Wicklow Postman opens Monday. Faust replaces Mephisto on Monday. Meantime, The Altar of Friendship ends at Hollis Street, Bonnie Brier Bush ends at Tremont. Keith’s next week promises a lavish spectacular with new scenery and acts, while the Boston Music Hall vaudeville bill features top acts and novelties. Telescopic Tim Toole’s last week at Austin & Stones. Nickelo deon hosts Sam Johnson beer stunt tonight. Norumbega Park ends season tomorrow. final vaudeville shows offered. Paul Revere trolley trips remain popular outdoor attraction and will continue for weeks.
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Amelia Bingham
Charles Walcott
Miss Bingham
Daly
Isabelle Underwood
Gabriel
Evangeline
Columbia
Mary Mannering
Colonial Theatre
Janice Meredith
Edna Floyd
Tremont Theatre
Boston
The
Bostonians
Adele Ritchie
David Belasco
Heart of Maryland
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Wicklow Postman
Keith
Katherine Bloodgood
Hickey
Nelson
Smith and
Campbell
Hill and Whittaker
Decourcey Brothers
Macart
Boston Music Hall
George Thatcher
Dooley
Fowley
Gilman Low
DeBeaumonts
Rambler
Bennett
Stembler
Sapho
Lulu
the Howard
Charmion
Lyons
Crowley
Tim Toole
Pattens
Montt
Hurd
Martin
Paul Revere
Viola Allen to star in Crawford drama at Hollis Theatre
The Hollis Theatre opens with Viola Allen in In the Palace of the King by F Marion Crawford with Dolores a pivotal role. The Tremont Theatre hosts Marguerie Sylva in The Fanthic opera comique and other attractions draw society crowds, including Monte Cristo and The Christian while James A Herne’s Park Theatre drama Sap includes Sag Harbor and The Penitent adaptation.
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Viola Allen
F. Marion Crawford
Palace of the King
Dolores
Miss Allen
Tremont Theatre
Marguerie Sylva
Monte “Cristo
James O'Neill
Sag Harbor
James A. Herne
Park Theatre
Prentice
Seft
Wrence Marston
Gial Caine
the Park
Navarre
al Hayman
Frank Sanger
Amelia Bingham
de Fitch
Péter F. Dailey
Peten
Champagne
Chariey
Abby Sage Rich- Theyrne Brothers
Grand Opera House
Steamers Face Busy Week at Boston Harbor
The European fleet to Boston ports this week includes the Devonian and Cambrian with grain cargoes totaling 487 477 bushels. the Saxonia and Commonwealth bring large passenger lists. Immigrants flood the docks as ships depart for Halifax and Liverpool, with 3166 passengers landed in two days.
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Liverpool
Totterdam
Hamburg
Cambrian
Commonwealth
Saxonia
Cestrian
Caledonian
Michigan
United States
Jngland
Ireland
Charlestown
Nova Scotia
Boston
Long Wharf
Stanwood
Mshipen
Miss Sloan Thrown From Horse In York Exhibition Race
Halifax September report describes Miss Blanche Sloan of New York, sister of jockey Ted Sloan, thrown from Bessie Mac after the horse bolted toward the grand stand. She suffered severe bruising but no broken bones.
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Halifax
Exhibition
Blanche Sloan
New York
Ted Sloan
Bessie Mac
Amerique
Canada
Miss Sloan
Vessels And Vessels Yet In Port As Steamers Race For Europe
The port greets large steamers and Cunard ships likely to rival New York routes. The six masted schooner Eleanor A. Percy recently sailed Norfolk in four days with 6500 tons coal. George W. Wells heads down for cargo. Bananas and passengers ride the Jamaica-bound ships Admiral Dewey and Admiral e. Fishermen’s fleet includes Julia Costa and Columbia. A new flagstaff near Pier 4 marks half mast for President’s funeral. dredging near Warren shed prepares for a new steamer replacing the wreck Bay State. The pilot boat Hesper remains, others like pink and Minerva become fishing boats. The Leyland liner Alexandrian launches at Newcastle with 4600 tons and may sail to St. Lawrence. five masters frequent Boston drydocks.
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Cunard
New York
Eleanor
A. Percy
Jewett
Norfolk
Priester
George W. Wells
Wells
Europe
Grand Banks
Ampson
Admiral Dewey
Admiral E
Pay Island
Jamaica
T Wharf
Julia Costa
Columbia
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Warren Shed
Bay State
Walters
Newfoundland
Rowe
Hesper
Pink
Minerva
Newcastle
Eng
Liverpool
London
St. Lawrence
Samseason
Hast Oston
Oakley C. Curtig
Grydotk
Helen W. Martin
Thief Steals 30 Fine Razors From Barber Shop
Detectives chase a slim tall thief who raided John Marks barber shop at 243 Washington Street between Wednesday night and Thursday morning. About 30 razors, the finest grade, were stolen, a collection built over 27 years of Marks' work in the city.
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John Marks
Washington Street
Marks
Tis City
Sunday church services and lectures listed in Boston area
A long listing of Sunday worship services across multiple churches including Dudley Street Baptist, Ruggles Street Baptist, Tremont Temple, First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue, and Old South Church. Also notes readings, Sunday schools, memorial sermon for President McKinley, spiritual societies, and charity lectures with times in morning and evening sessions.
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
Bustard
McKinley
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
Dizon
D. D
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Elcome
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Geo Cc. Lorimer
New England Evening School Promises Broad Course List
The catalog advertises over 100 subjects with 60 instructors and 1025 students for 1901 02. Low charges and definite results are claimed with catalogues available on application. Enclose AFFEY Secretary in inquiries to GEO MEHAFF Young Men’s Christian Association 458 Boylston St.
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New England
Affey
Geo
Mehaff
Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston St
White Mountains Autumn Excursions Begin September 15
The article notes welcoming autumn scenery in the White Mountains New Hampshire with vibrant foliage and cooler travel. Beginning September 15 the Boston and Maine Railroad starts affordable mountain excursions through October 15 inviting summer travelers to enjoy the region’s scenic beauty.
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New England
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eheres Tie Nears
Maine
Boston
Mess
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Carpems. Radanasda Wen
Geulistan
Hindoostan
Kirman
Turkey
Washington St
St. Boston
Readville
Grescens
the Abbot
Omarity
Teos
Vw. Rawson
Boston ‘Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
James
O’neill
Liebler & Co
Monte Cristo
Shean
Warren MoucVan
Ferrell Brothers
Rick ‘Dort
Elinore
Adelina Roattino
Brothers van
En Dent Roosevelt
Hawthorne
Chevalier Scognamillo
Mille
Preste
Biograph
Charles River Park
Waltham
Mettling Nelson
Columbia and
Promenade Delle
D. Henderson
Bob Mgr
All
Imat
Rige
Hamilton Pl
Winter St
Oxford
Isc Orchestra
Lew Sully
Scott & Judge
Fitzibbons
McCoy & Fitzgibbons
the Artelles
Jennie St. George
Columbia Comedy Four
Armetron Bros
Forest & Danforth
Vitagraph—Complete Orchestra
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Music Hall
Gillette
Secret Service
Cherry Blossom Grove
West
Clarinda
Indiana
Marion
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Canton
McDonald's Circus
Ted
Cash
Fremont
Tod
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Kokomo
Bunker Hill
Chicago
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Old South Church
Third Church
Lyman Abbott
Hope Chapel
Shewmut Street
Park Square
Annum
Sreanlay Geniinin
Edward Anderson
Christian Endeavor
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Landis
Berkeley Eee
Harlan P. Smith
Ita
Alexander Heath
Tufts College
Goddard Chapel
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Wor ‘Ass
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Park Street
Soeneare
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Boylston
Cearapa Arcade
Par Ark Square
Masischusatts Avenue
Sunda
Methodist
Berkeley Street
L. A. Peop
Adams
Seaport
M. E
Leon Stree
Zingeveld
M. EB
Spiritfualistic
Retu Ee Ower
Innie M. Soule
Annie Marriner
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Sangus
Lissle Ewer
Clara Mra
Caird
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Paul Reve Troll
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Trapelo Road
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Lexington
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Bijou
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Ich
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Auburndale
Rustic Theatre
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Solaret
Monti
Weston & Beasley
Zoological Garden
Chaley
Peres
Newton Boulevard
Norumbega
Commonwealth Ave
St. Ry
Edgar L. Davenport
Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
John Mason
Bowdoin
the Wicklow Postman
Laura
Sallie Stembler
Howard
Jala
Violet Mascotte
Willie
Peter
Revere
Turday
Elkes
Moran
Vaaiet
Stoney
Kirke la Shelle
George W. Mager
Easee
Orchestra
Rothers Byrne
Mary
American League
Huntington Avenu G Hounds
Detroit
Wright & Ditson’s
Brigha’s
Loucester
Cape Ann
North Shore
City OF Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State Street
Gloucester
General Manner
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Morrison
Matini
Prichs
Callahai
Regimont Rand
Parker Memorial
Zante
Appleton St
Berkeley St
Giveo Sie
Philadelphia
Sagtege
Alach
Rose H Hill
Haymarket
Airgaka Dace
Wesd. St
Beton
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