Marie Doro Shines in The Richest Go at Park Theatre
Marie Doro leads the Park Theatre premiere of The Richest Go, a farce by Gavault and Martin. The new season opens with strong support from Orrin Johnson Frederic Erie and Louis Mas,en as rival players while critics note Doro's youthful poise and maturity and applaud her star power.
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Marie Doro
Park Theatre
Gavault
Martin
Shakspere
Marcus
Paul Normand
Paul
Doro
Orrin Johnson
Frederic Erie
Louis Mas“en
Theatre Comique Earns Reputation as Best Boston Movie House
The Theatre Comique draws praise for yesterday’s program headlined by The Heart of O Yama a Japanese tragedy. Also shown A Flower Girl's Life Story Life in a Burmah Teak Forest with elephants Comedy Mechanical Legs The Sedan Chair. Featured acts include William Montgomery Larry Langton Olive Mellor Josephine Thomas Eva Young Herbert Hacker Hunice McDougall Katherine Hawkins Alice Cramly Johnson Cusack in vocal instrumental and impersonation numbers.
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Theatre Comique
Boston
O'Yama
Dixie
Girl
William Montgomery
Liarry Langton
Olive Mellor
Josephine Thomas
Eva Young
Herbert Hackler
Hunice McDougall
Katherine Hawkins
Alice Cramly
Johnson and Cusack
Boston Premiere of The Warrens of Virginia at Majestic
A lavish Belasco production invites a large audience as Charlotte Walker stars as Aga tha in the Civil War drama The Warrens of Virginia. Frank Keenan as General Warren and Charles D Waldron as Lieutenant Burton receive strong notices for their performances.
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Majestic Theatre
Boston
David Belasco
Charlotte Walker
Frank Keenan
Warren
Charles D. Waldron
Burton
Agatha
Charles G. Craig
Ruth Warren
Emma Dunn
Bob
Betty
Richard Story
Mary Pickford
Arthur Warren
Ralph Kellard
William McVay
Wayne Arey
Gilmore Scott
Frederick Watson
Arthur Kessler
Theatre Premier Delights With Vaudeville and Films
A full weekly bill at the Theatre Premier features motion pictures and a strong vaudeville lineup headlined by Dudley Prescott famed for imitations and ventriloquism. Cohen and Mack, Gertrude Mann, Brown and Sheftall, Harry Ross, Cassie Clifford, Dave Coleman, and young Joseph Coleman perform in a varied program praised for versatility and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Prescott
Cohen and Mack
Gertrude Mann
Brown and Sheftall
Williams
Walker
Harry Ross
Cassie Clifford
Dave Coleman
Joseph Coleman
Orpheum Theatre Promises Variety and Debuts
The Dance of Salome by Aida Over ton Walker has become a Boston sensation as Orpheum Theatre hosts vaudeville. Bandanna Land with Williams and Walker headlines, praised chorus, and Walker leading a dusky beauty chorus in The Sheath Gown in Darkown. Harry Lauder sails for America Oct 3. season begins Oct 5.
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Salome
Aida Overton
Walker
Boston
Orpheum Theatre
Hollis Street Theatre Show Garners Large Boston Crowd
Boston audience fills Hollis Street Theatre as The American Idea opens its second week. George M Cohan receives praise for sharp writing and crowd-pleasing humor from Trixie Friganza and a strong ensemble including Hugh Mack Al Reeves Gilbert Gregory Walter Le Roy George Beban and Stella Mammerstein The Round Up is announced as the next Hollis Street attraction with Maclyn Arbuckle leading a wild West set featuring Indians Gatling guns and staged firefights.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Boston
George M. Cohan
Trixie Friganza
Rosie Greene
Gertie Vanderbilt
Lola Merrill
Maclyn Arbuc
Gaiety Girls at Columbia Offer Laughter and Entertainment
Pat White and his Gaiety Girls perform Doings in Mudville and The Night of the Fight, with George T. Davis, Anna Grant, Margie Catlin, the Malvern troupe, and the Wilsons delivering song and comedy. Tomorrow features Leo Pardello versus Jack Olsen wrestling. amateurs appear Friday. bargain matinees for ladies daily except Saturday.
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Columbia
Pat White
Pat
Mudville
George T. Davis
Anna Grant
Margie Catlin
Fair
Lady
Malvern
Wilsons
Leo Pardello
Jack Olsen
Austin and Stones Museum Big Show Draws Crowds
Tremont row crowds packed Austin and Stone's Museum for a season centerpiece at the amusement resort. The Manhattan Girls staged a lively program with The Old See-Saw and numbers by Grace Mazelle Edna Leslie Ruth Ardelle and others. The bill also featured comedians dancers magicians and animal acts including a ten thousand dollar bear act and an electrospectacular illusion by Charles Catullo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curio Hall
Tremont Row
Austin & Stone’s
Mile. Marie
Charles Catullo
Aphrodite
Ajeeb
Hub Theatre Delights Audiences with Miles Brothers Program
Large crowds praised the Hub Theatre last night as Miles brothers moving pictures drew top marks. Comedy led the show with hearty laughs from the audience. Vaudeville opened strong featuring the Ridges Harringtons and Ben Warren. A full program change is planned for Thursday with vaudeville pictures songs and singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Theatre
Miles Brothers Moving Pictures
the Ridges
the Harringtons
Ben Warren
Colonial Theatre Shows College Life in The Red Mill Engagement
A large audience enjoyed The Red Mill at the Colonial Theatre last evening with Virginia Frame and Margaret Mayo credited for the college girl tale. Lolita Robertson and Katherine Florence led the cast as box office sales open at 8 this morning for Boston’s final performances in town.
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Colonial Theatre
Virginia Frame
Margaret Mayo
Lolita Robertson
Katherine Florence
Red Mill
Montgomery
Stone
Otis B. Thayer Stars In A Square Deal At Globe
Otis B Thayer headlines the Globe week presenting A Square Deal a West politics drama based on The Man of the Hour. The cast includes D M Merket Maude Grattan Grace Lothrop Katheryn Haslam Carolyne McLean and Louis FitzRoy with strong supporting performances and lively crowd appeal.
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the Globe
Otis B. Thayer
Mr. Thayer
D. M. Merket
Sam Jones
Miss Maude Grafton
Maria Jones
Kitty Fox
Katheryn Haslam
Ruth Leighton
Carolyne McLean
Louis FitzRoy
Phileas Judson
Rose Sydell London Belles at Palace Theatre Thrills Audiences
Burlesque and vaudeville star Rose Sydell headlines at the Palace Theatre this week with the London Belles company. The show features "The Affinity Bureau" and "The Devil" in leading roles for Sydell and Cassie Bernard with a strong supporting cast. An operetta "Poketa" and various skits, dances, and vocal numbers fill the program, plus Friday amateur night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Rose Sydell
London Belles Company
Affinity Bureau
Cassie
Resurrection at Bowdoin Square Theatre Receives Commendable Interpretation
The Bowdoin Square Theatre presented Resurrection with Rosina Zaleska as Maslova and Hal Clarendon as the Prince. The drama centers on a peasant girl ruined by a noble, with the prince later serving on a jury that condemns her to Siberia leading to his conscience awakening. Dieppe Circuit moving pictures accompany the stage production this week.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Katusha Maslova
Dimitri Neckhludoff
Siberia
Maslova
Rosina Zaleska
Hal Clarendon
Dieppe
Tremont Theatre cast reshuffled as Lina Abarbanell returns
Miss Lina Abarbanell who had been indisposed returned to the cast of The Merry Widow at the Tremont Theatre last night. Miss Ruby Dale, who led the title role five weeks earlier, rushed from New York to replace her and sang Friday and Saturday performances. Dale then resumed her lead role with the New York company.
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Lina Abarbanell
Tremont Theatre
Ruby Dale
New York
Sonia
New Amsterdam Theatre
Miss Abarbanell
The Old Homestead At Boston Theatre Pleases Crowds
Denman Thompson’s The Old Homestead enters its third week at the Boston Theatre with full houses since Labor Day. The country home life air and gentle humor draw lovers of drama seeking rural simplicity and wit. Songs elicited frequent encores from the audience.
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Old Homestead
Boston
Denman Thompson
Mr. Thompson
America
Through Death Valley at Grand Opera House
A melodrama at the Grand Opera House titled Through Death Valley features the Des troying Angels sect and a plot of rival suitors and fiendish schemes. Hero Jim Barton played by Charles Wright, with Grey Wolf and Sioux Indians as a chorus, and Noah Claypole portrayed by Phil A. Perkins gaining praise. the audience awarded the company generous applause.
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Grand Opera House
Death Valley
Destroying Angels
Charles Wright
Jim Barton
Grey Wolf
Phil A. Perkins
Noah Claypole
Mary Young Stars In The Devil At Castle Square
Mary Young attracted audiences in two Castle Square performances as Marion in The Devil. Her New York type portrayal showed charm and strong interpretation, while Mr Craig continued as Doctor Lucifer and supporting players Meek Fiheb us Hassell and Miss Cleveland kept the production solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Square Theatre
Mary Young
Devil
Castle Square
Marion
New York
Mr. Craig
Lucifer
Mr. Meek
George
Mr. Fiiebus
Mr. Hassell
Miss Cleveland
Howe's Lifeorama at Tremont Temple features travel scenes
Lyman H. Howe presents moving pictures Friday and Saturday September 25 and 26 at Tremont Temple. The program blends travel, science and comedy with musical atmosphere. Highlights include Savoy auto trip, Niagara snows, Indian ruins, England steeplechase, Australian sports, and a London military review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Howe
Tremont Temple
Savoy
France
Niagara
India
England
Australia
London
Star Theatre guests praise Hammond lecture and screenings
Professor Hammond's talk on In gomar the Barbarian at the Star Theatre drew praise with his stage-by-stage description. He will lecture at every performance in coming weeks as the program includes A Policeman's Vision How Rastus Got His Pork Chops and Tale of a Harem with strong songs.
Franklin Union opens as registration swells crowds
Opening night at the Franklin Union drew a small army of registrants with over 300 signed up for courses and about 700 visitors touring the four story facility. The building features lecture rooms for electrical and chemical work, drafting rooms, a large central lecture hall, blackboards, laboratories, and modern equipment. The formal dedication is planned for Friday evening at 8.
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Franklin Union
Union Building
Griffith To Manage Cincinnati Reds Next Season
Clark Griffith will manage the Cincinnati Reds next season succeeding John Ganzel. An authentic source says Griffith has signed a fat salary contract to attempt a championship ball club for Garry Herrmann. Also reported is George Stallings to manage the New York Highlanders next year.
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George Stallings
Buffalo
Frank Farrell
New York Highlanders
Miners Merry Burlesquers Entertain At Howard Theatre
A large crowd gathered at the Howard Atheneum yesterday to enjoy Miners Merry Burlesquers a lively burlesque show featuring Harry Fox Belle Wilton Lydia Fox and a host of dancers and singers The program included magicians jugglers acrobats and moving pictures with favorable reception and strong business expected all week.
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the Howard
Harry Fox
Belle Wilton
Lydia Fox
Philo
Maywood
Renos
Elsa
Campbell
Kinkaid
Bowman Deayes
New England
Bovais
Scenic Temple Hosts Thomas E. Clifford Encore Spree
Thomas E. Clifford the famous baritone and Klaw Erlanger minstrel member responded to several encores at the Scenic Temple located at Berkeley street and Warren avenue. The program featured motion pictures and up-to-date illustrated songs with choruses by the audience, all warmly received.
Great Northern Declares 1 3 4 Percent Dividend
The Great Northern railroad board of directors declares a quarterly dividend of 13 4 percent for the quarter at St Paul Minnesota.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railroad
Keiths Theatre Presents John J Hayes and Eklectic Night
This week's Keiths Theatre bill features John J Hayes the London Marathon winner headlining after a film act. The show also includes Russell brothers female impersonations Tooroom Arabs Doherty sisters Bert Coote Leoni Pam Frank Conroy Paulinetti acrobats Elite Musical Four Phil Bennett Amy Anderson and others. Olympic night is tomorrow with attendees from Boston to honor Hayes.
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Keith’s
John J. Hayes
London
Hayes
Moving Pictures
Russell Brothers
Doherty
Bert Coote
Wall’ Street
Leoni Pam
Frank Conroy
Paulinetti
Pique
Elite Musical Four
Phil Bennett
Amy Anderson
Potter and Harris
Boston
School Girls and the Dangers of Overwork
An editorial warns that ambitious American girls push beyond endurance in school. It notes teachers often lack guidance to prevent collapse during a critical period, urging attention to protect vitality and prepare for healthy womanhood.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Patient Letter
A Chelsea sixteen year old writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her sideache periodic pains sleeplessness and nervous irritability after other remedies failed The ad highlights the product as a long standing standard remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities eye pains backache and nervous prostration urging readers to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkaps
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Warrens
Virginia
Columbia Theatre
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Globe Theatre
UR Gyeonia
Boston Theatre
Howe’s Lifeorama
Star Theatre
Howard Atheneum
Great Northern
Lydia E.pinkham
Elsie J. Hook
Chelsea
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