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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1907
Page
6
The O'd Howard in Greater Boston presents a weekly vaudeville and burlesque program. The venue, a sixty year old temple of amusement, markets a democratic atmosphere with good smoke and careful management delivering top acts for theatre goers.
The Castle Square Theatre reports strong fall and winter opera attendance in Greater Boston. The Castle Square Opera Company is praised for shifting from stock drama to well performed opera at reasonable prices. Next week features The Wizard of the Nile with Jack Henderson in Daniel's role.
The Pit and The Christian are praised as the best stock company in America and the Boston audience has enjoyed two weeks of theater under the popular manager. Next week Eleanor Gordon arrives from the West for her Boston debut as the leading lady, with Zaza starring as the main production.
The Klaw and Erlanger brand of vaudeville has Boston buzzing with 50 headliners in a week. The current week sold out and next week promises a grand array of talent, pleasing Greater Boston vaudeville fans and likely ensuring continued strong attendance.
Dixon and Anger star in a lively comedy act while James and Jenny Joe headline a broad vaudeville program featuring bicycling acrobatics and a large lineup of performers in one of the era’s biggest bills.
Keith's Theatre in Greater Boston showcases high class vaudeville entertainment founded by Mr. Keith. The Washington Street venue offers continuous performances from 1 31 to 10 30 P M to accommodate suburban riders, praised as one of America's most beautiful temples of entertainment.
The Boston Theatre stock company begins a promising season with careful casting under Manager Lindsay Morison. After two productions, the troupe shows solid actor judgment and potential for continued success.
The Orpheum Theatre promotes a large vaudeville lineup for next week led by Conway's band from Ithaca and Marvy Ann Brown a top English comic. Also featured are Marzella with exotic birds and cockatoos plus Howard and North and Munro Mack and Lawrence in their sketch The Mother-in-Law.
Basement tables showcase brand new fall and winter boys suits with prices from 2.49 to 5.98. Items include two piece suits, knickerbockers, straight pants, double breasted coats, Russian and Serge blends, and heavy overcoats for ages roughly 4 to 16.
An advertisement touts Crack-a-jack boys pants in cottonade at 25c and 35c, plus 50c double knee versions, 75c Sandow style, $1.00 to $1.50 best and knickerbocker cashmere options, and 50c corduroy pants, emphasizing durability and value.
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