Viola Allen Stars in In the Palace of the King at Hollis
Viola Allen shines as Dolores de Mendoza in Lorimer Stoddard’s stage version of F. Marion Crawford’s novel In the Palace of the King at the Hollis. The historical drama, rich in court intrigue and Spanish splendor, features strong performances and lavish staging.
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Viola Allen
Hollis
Lorimer Stoddard
F. Marion Crawford
Boston
Crawford
Miss Allen
Mr. Crawford
Philip II
Stoddard
Dolores de Mendoza
Pan John
William Pescoe
Don John
Pascoe
Benrimo
Mendoza
Jen- Eustace
Neess
Arthur T. Hoyt
Tremont Theatre Delivers Comic Opera Triumph with The Princess Chic
Marguerita Sylva stars as the title character in The Princess Chic at Tremont Theatre Boston. The three act Burgundian tale pleases with bright lines tuneful airs and strong ensemble led by Leary and McNeil. A bustling chorus and sharp stage management elevate the charming comedy for a two week run.
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Marguerita Sylva
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Princess Chic
Kirke la Shelle
Julian Edwards
Burgundy
Chic
Miss Sylva
Dorothy Hunting
Edna Floyd
Thomas C. Leary
Duke of Burgundy
Nell McNeil
Edward
Castle Square Theatre Presents A Heroine in Revolutionary Times
Castle Square Theatre staged A Heroine in Revolutionary Times with strong cast. Apolo gave a pressing performance of A Heroine and the company justified the advance praise. Maye Louise Aigen scored as Lady Danvers and Mary Sanders portrayed the mischievous Ke tan. John Craig, Godfrey Remsen, and Abbe Richardson's dramatic work received commendation.
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Castle Square
Mess
Abbe Richardson
Tive Taylor
Molly Heddin
Maye Louise Aigen
Lady Danvers
Mary Sanders
Dramatic Roles Highlight Local Stage Cast
The review praises a vivid portrait of a young American lead with strong audience response. James Aane charms in love scenes with Jack Osborne and Lady Ketoltas, Louis Thiel trapped in a weaker Danvers, T Craven excels as Colonel Warecsi, and Edmund Breese delivers sharp Captain Porelec performance. A Colonial oil company show follows with A Million of Money slated next week.
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James Aane
Jack Osborne
Lady Ketoltas
Louis Thiel
Danvers
T. Craven
Ca Aes
Ley
Colonel Warecsi
O Cer
Edmund Breese
Porelecs
Hearts of Maryland Delights Grand Opera House Audience
David Belasco's The Heart of Maryland drew a receptive crowd at the Grand Opera House last evening. Frank MacDonald, B J Murphy, Herbert Bostick, Elwood Bostwick, Justice, W B Murray, Florence Foster, Helene Winter starred with a strong supporting cast, delivering the well balanced performance.
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Grand Opera House
David Belasco
Heart of Maryland
Frank MacDonald
Alan Kendrick
B. J. Murphy
Kck
Herbert Bostick
Wicklow Postman at Bowdoin Square Theatre Impresses Crowds
Irish comedy drama attracts packed houses at Bowdoin Square Theatre with a strong cast led by Bertell as Richard Conway. Sytell and Denison turn in standout performances as well as Daley and Philips in key roles. Vaudeville interludes and an excellent orchestra elevate the program. Next week the sensational melodrama The King of the Opium Joints will be presented.
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Bowdoin Care
Wicklow Postman
Ressoting
Berttell
Richard Conway
Mr. Sytell
Nicholas Anderson
E. D. Denison
Theerson
Carl Fey
Ilas Douglas
E. R. Philips
Jem Saunders
D. L. Gaylord
Owen Denion
Charlotte Hunt
Virginia Thornton
Florence Hale
Corinne Cantwell
Baby
Bowdoin
Revere House
Monte Cristo Returns Draw Boston Theatre Crowds
Boston Theatre plans seven remaining performances of Liebler & Co. production of Monte Cristo with James ONeill in the title role drawing New England patrons. Next week Sag Harbor from James A. Herne will follow with George Woodward and Crystal Herne in a two week engagement offered at reduced prices, after advance sales opened yesterday.
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Monte Cristo
Boston
New England
James O'Neill
Edmond Dantes
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Irving
Matthias
Liebler & Co
Sag Harbor
James A. Herne
George Woodward
Dan Marble
Chrystal Herne
Martha Reese
Evangeline at Columbia Theatre Enters Second Week
Evangeline continues a successful Columbia Theatre run with a 50th performance underlined for Oct 28. Rosemary Glosz resumes Gabriel as Miss Isabella Underwood and Frances Burkhardt return after illness. Lila Blow steps in. A new paper rafter scene titled A Dream debuts. Wednesday matinee planned with ladies and children in mind. no smoking or liquor on premises.
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Columbia Theatre
Columbia
Rosemary Glosz
Gabriel
Isabella Underwood
Frances Burkhardt
Lila Blow
Evangeline
Henderson
Prem
Penitent at Park Theatre Draws Record Crowd
The third week of The Penitent opened at the Park Theatre last evening with a larger, more enthusiastic audience. Hall Caine's drama grows in popularity, and the Nankeville company, led by El Davenport and Miss Shaw, receives praise. The play will continue for the foreseeable future.
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The
Park Theatre
Hall Caine
Mr. Nankeville
EL. Davenport
Miss Shaw
Ales McCarthy
Mr. Hunter
The Climbers at Colonial Theatre Boston charms fashion crowd
Amelia Bingham stars as the wife in Clyde Fitch s The Climbers with strong support from Robert Edeson Bijou Fernandez Minnie Dupree and Ferdinand Gottschalk as Boston audiences attend the second week of the production at the Colonial Theatre praising performances and stage direction.
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Boston
New York
Clyde Fitch
Amelia Eee
Amelia Bingham
Robert Edeson
T Little
Bijou Fernandez
Milnesby
Minnie Dupree
Ferdinand Gottschalk
James Carew
Altr Fisher
James Bennett Sturgis
Harry Wright
Madge Cook Carr
Ia Bingham
Champagne Charley at the Boston Museum Impresses Audiences
Boston audiences praised Augustus Thomas's Champagne Charley at the Museum starring Peter F. Dailey. The second-week performance drew large crowds with lively farce, strong incidental acts, and a well balanced company including Christie MacDonald Ada Lewis Helen Reimer and George A Beane.
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Peter F’. Dailey
Mr. Dalley
Frank McKee
Charley
Mr. Dailey
Christie MacDonald
Ada Lewis
Helen Reimer
George A. Beane
A. MacConnell
Will A. MacConnell
Mary Mannering to Star in Janice Meredith at Colonial
Mary Mannering, long regarded as a top American leading woman, will headline the Colonial Theatre production of Janice Meredith on September 30. The show, adapted for the stage by Pat Leicester Ford and Edward E. Rose, features a strong company and faithful New York production details. Tickets go on sale at the box office at 10 o'clock this morning.
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Mary Mannering
America
Daniel Frohman
Colonial Theatre
Janice Meredith
Pat Leicester Ford
Edward E. Rose
New York
Rose Coghlan to Star in Peg Woffington at Grand Opera House
Rose Coghlan headlines next week at the Grand Opera House in Peg Woffington with critics praising the star lineup. Manager Magee holds regular tariff despite higher production costs, box office seats to go on sale tomorrow morning for the star studded company led by Louis Massen and William Elton.
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Grand Pra House
Rose Coghlan
Magee
Miss Coghlan
Grand Opera House
Louis Massen
Pomander
William Elton
Triplet
W. J. Mow Womery
Ernest Vane
B. T. Ringold
Alley
Minna Phillips
Mabel Vane
Agnes Roslyn
Kitty Clive
Boston Music Hall Vaudeville Pleases Crowds
Boston Music Hall provides a strong vaudeville program with Sparrow the mad juggler delivering rough yet entertaining acts. Mrs. Alice Shaw and her twin daughters receive a strong reception for whistling and dance. Other acts include Dooley and Fowley, Zeda and Elden, Margaret Ashton, the Barretts, Thatcher, the Musical Bells, Daly and Devene, Lenore and St. Claire, Hampton’s dogs, the Tanakas, and visitors view the Abbot horse race and McKinley portraits in the vignette.
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Zeda
Lyra Elden
Dooley Owley
Lenore St. Claire
Deveneri Dale
Margaret Ashton
Boston Music Hall
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Alice Shaw
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Lenore
St. Claire
Hampton
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Keith's Theatre vaudeville delights with Venetian flower dance
The Keith show drew boisterous applause last night with a Venetian flower dance by 20 fisher boy and girl dancers. A color filled finale featured electric garlanded costumes and a bright curtain tableau. Laughter came from Hickey Lillian Nelson and Cap Case while Decourcy brothers and Montgomery acts added variety. a Milburn McKinley funeral photo poem closed the program.
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Keith
Louis Baer
C. W. Eddy
Ll Hickey
Lillian Nelson
Hickey
Smit
Campbell
Charlie Case
Decourcy Brothers
Banio
Hill
Wher
Montgomery
Macart
Opie
McKinley
Milburn
Huttalo
Iograph
Charmion Captivates Howard Audience With Daring Act
The Howard Theatre presents its weekly comedy bill featuring Charmion in a famed Parisian turn. She performs at 3:30 and 8 p.m. daily as part of a varied program. Other acts include Dinkins's Utopian burlequers and the burletta There's Something Doing introducing a cast of clever comedians.
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T Dinkins
Charmion
Paris
Jane
Fulton Zeapery
Clifton
Ednardeoa
Evelyn Iner
Celeste Carter
Gordon
George M. Trand
Seco
Empire City Vaudeville Bill Packs High Class Acts
A rich vaudeville program features Josselin Trio in aerial act Empire City Four with top vocal comedy Gordon Vidocq and Perry The Three Shamrocks in Two Strings to Her Bow Lillian Washburn George M Topack The Sporting Editor Charmion Swan Coleman May Walsh Two Fantas Cushing Merrill Bowers Curtis May Hoey Violet Mascotte Pink Dominoes and more play this varied bill with humor and song across the night.
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Empire City Four
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Vidocq
Perry
Lillian Washburn
George M. Topack
Klein
Clifton
Fenner
Carter
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Swan
Coleman
May Walsh
Cushing and Merrill
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Curtis
May Hoey
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Violet Mascotte
Callahan Delivers Standout Faust at Morrison's Grand Theatre
Joseph Callahan portrayed Mephisto in Goethe's Faust at Morrison's Grand Theatre to packed houses. Evening audience acclaim included curtain calls after multiple acts, with strong support from Sosso as Faust, Davis as Dame Martha, and Moeet as Marguerite. A souvenir night is planned featuring photographs for top ticket holders.
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Goethe
Faust
Morrison
Grand Theatre
Bhoss
Callahan
America
Tim
Sosso
Davis
Martha
Miss Oeet
Marguerite
Valentine
Klein
Brocken
Mr. Callahan
Boston
Mous Mephisto
Tim Toole Amazes Audiences at Austin Stone's Museum
Spectators at Austin & Stone's Museum witness Tim Toole the human telescope extend his legs and reach over eight feet in a show that also features Rhoda Lawrence and Professor Bilver. Audiences include skeptical attendees while the Buffalonian performer demonstrates remarkable body extension acts and hypnotic comedy.
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Museum
Tim Toole
Buffalonian
Rhoda Lawrence
Bilver
Niobe
Great Victor
Resana
Murphy
Notable names listed in local social notes
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Mons
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Belfor Brothers
Am Johnson Dares Sea of Ice Water Feat at Popular House
Crowds pack the curio halls to watch Am Johnson drink 20 quarts of ice water in five minutes beating last week's time. The bill features Frank Milton slipping handcuffs, Daisy Browns octoreon, and a cast of vaudeville acts including The Wambolds Mart Sully Bessie Le Clair and Leah the contortionist. Amateur night opens Friday with a variety of acts and Bellepine troupes.
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Thomases
Am Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Frank Milton
Daisy Brown
Mme. Lincoln
Wall Street
The
Wambolds
Soubrette
Mart Sully
Bessie le Clair
Jeanette Wwiner
Worth and Jerome
Fred Shannon
Leah
May Belmont
Zola
la Roux
Chapman and Anderson
Verte Anson
Maud Cottrell
Ida Clark
Rank Collins
James Munroe
May Carter
Oters
Burlesque and variety at Palace with Bohemian troupe
Miner and Van's Bohemian burlesquers headline a lively Palace bill this week. United States Cruiser Bohemian leads the program with brisk humor and strong talent. Riley Hughes deliver blackface bits, Maddox Wayne Barr Evans St John Nicolai Bixby Hughes Edna Buckley also entertain. Living pictures sparkle. Bowery Ball afterpiece draws big laughs.
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Palace
Riley
Hughes
Maddox Anid Wayne
Barr
Evans
St. John and
Nicolai
Ace
Bixby
Edna Buckley
Living Pictures
Lyceum Theatre Burlesque Show Highlight
The Lyceum Theatre showcases Harry Williams Imperial Burlesque, touted as a top act in the travesty entertainment line, opening to strong reception and local curiosity.
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Harry Williams
Paul Revere Trolley Trips in Autumn Color
Thousands enjoy the Lexington and Boston street railway autumn trolley rides along palace observation electrics. Stop at Lexington Green to view the Hancock Congregational Church area. The 1729 house near the Green and the ivy-covered monument, erected in 1799, mark historic Revolution memorials.
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Palace
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
Lexington Green
Hancock Congregational Church
International Yacht Races in New York Penning Sprint Start
The Plymouth of Fall River line and City of Lowell of Norwich line will sail for the international yacht races at New York starting Thursday Sept 2. Both ships depart at 9 30 in the morning from Pier 18 N R foot of Murray street and Pier % N R foot of Spring street with bands aboard. Tickets are on sale at No 3 Old State House limited to half capacity.
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Old State House
All Expenses Tours to Buffalo Pan American Exposition
All expenses tours to the Pan American Exposition with choice of Hudson River Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St Lawrence River Montreal Quebec White Mountains and other routes. Tickets cover transportation only at lowest rates. Send for circulars Simmons Marsters agents 299 Washington Street Boston.
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