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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1908

Page

17

Molnar Devil in New York Sparks Theatre War

In New York a clash erupts between Henry W. Savage and Harrison Grey Fiske over Ferenc Molnar’s The Devil. George Arliss stars with Isadora Duncan drawing crowds as both productions race for opening night, while critics hail the drama as a modern Faustian allegory despite moral controversy.

New York Harrison Grey Fiske Ferenc Molnar Mr. Savage the Garden Theater Edwin Stevens Mr. Fiske Belasco George Arliss Isadora Duncan Charles Frohman Europe Henry W. Savage Budapest Vienna Savage Hungary

Isadora Duncan at Criterion Draws Chicago Crowds

Iso data Duncan’s barefoot Greek dance captivates Criterion audiences in New York as critics compare her to predecessors and rivals like Mildred De Gray Maud Allan and Gertrude Hoffman. Frohman’s promotion boosts a varied bill including Pryor Norris and the Human Globe of Death at the Lagoon with the Bethel Band honoring its contest success.

Isadora Duncan Charles Frohman Criterion Theater Miss Duncan Mildred de Gray Miss de Gray Sam Devere People’s Theater Empire Gertrude Hoffman Allan la Sylphe Fifth Avenue Theater New York City Duncan Pryor and Norris Stappleton and Chaney la Fette la Monte Ollie Villate Bethel

Walnut Street Theater Opens With Wide Variety of Attractions

The Walnut Street Theater announces a broad lineup for opening this afternoon including Just Out of College The Virginian Corrine in Lola From Berlin Time Place and the Girl Coming Through the Rye Fifty Miles From Boston The Honeymoon ers York and Adams Checkers Me Him and I Wine Women and Song Forty five Minutes From Broadway Buster Brown the Rays In Old Kentucky Murray and Mack George Sidney in Bizzy Izzy's Boodle The Wizard of Oz The Old Homestead Charles Grapewin in Mr Pipp Williams and Walker Ward and Vokes and others.

Walnut Walnut Street Theater George Ade Corrine Lola Berlin Boston

German Day at Lagoon Honors Local Maennerchor Groups

Sixteen societies join the Lagoon outing with four hundred dollars in cash prizes for singing and music by each maennerchor and society and for largest member turnout. Singers from Cincinnati Louisville and Lexington Ky perform with Pete Baker and Helen Walters in a new vaudeville act.

Lagoon the Lagoon Cincinnati Louisville Lexington Pete Baker Helen Walters Baker

Summer bathing among Cincinnati women at Queen City Beach

The article extols outdoor bathing as beneficial summer exercise for women, notably at Queen City Beach under Mr W E Kroger. It notes bathing develops the chest, strengthens muscles, makes the wearer graceful, and that Cincinnati and nearby cities see increasing crowds as August ends and September begins with another large turnout expected.

Cincinnati Queen City W. E. Kroger

Metropolitan English Opera Company to close Chester Park with Rigoletto

Opening the last week at Chester Park the Metropolitan English Opera Company presents Verdi's Rigoletto. Critics praise the cast including Sheehan Hemmi Richards and Metcalfe and urge Cincinnati and Chester Park patrons to support a banner final week.

Metropolitan English Opera Company Chester Park Sheehan Hemmi Richards Cincinnati Metcalfe Chester

Walnut Mounts Ade Comedy Just Out of College at Walnut

George Ade’s sparkling comedy Just Out of College opens this afternoon at the Walnut for a week with Thursday and Saturday matinees. The plot follows a rich pickle manufacturer’s wife and a penniless young man who starts a rival pickle factory. Aunt Julia from Duluth provides hearty laughter as the story ends happily with romance and humor.

Walnut George Ade the Walnut Simon Ade Caroline Edward Worthingto Swinger Pickering Pickle Trust Julia Duluth

Grand Opens Next Sunday at the Grand Opera House

The Grand Opera House will begin its season next Sunday evening August 30 with the minstrel company of George M. Cohan and Sam Harris as the first attraction. Led by George Evans the troupe includes George Thatcher Eddie Leonard John King Ernest Tenney and many more. The program features In the Glade of the Orchids with elaborate stage pictures and numerous musical numbers including ballads by Frank Morrell Matt Keefe and others. The vaudeville portion promises to be among the busiest yet with Evans performing a new monologue and the act Bumpety Bumps by Waterbury Brothers and Tenney.

Grand Grand Opera House George M. Cohan Sam Harris New York Theater Broadway George Evans Honey Boy Evans George Thatcher Eddie Leonard John King Ernest Tenney Frank Morrell Matt Keefe Thomas B. Clifford Paul J. Benham Charles F. Orr Charles J. Snow Prevost Waterbury Brothers Tenney

Columbia Theater Opens Season With Star Vaudeville Lineup

The Columbia Theater launches its season with a fresh lobby to stage transformation and a strong opening week program. Gus Edwards presents Blonde Typewriters and the office boy sketch A Picnic for One, plus The Eight Original Madcaps, Bowser and Hinkle with Superstition, Josselin Trio aerial act Pictures in the Air, Amy Stanley with four pickaninnies, Tom Armstrong and Ella Verne in Kid die Kerdee, Burt Earle banjo novelty, and Paul La Croix from Hammerstein's Roof Garden, along with films The Busy Fiance and The Face on the Barroom Floor.

Columbia Columbia Theater Cincinnati Messrs. Anderson Ziegler Gus Edwards Blonde Arthur Conrad New York Wallack Charles W. Bowser Edith Hinkle Sear Josselin New York Hippodrome la Croix

Serenaders Bring New Burlesque Path at Standard

C B Arnold and company present a week long burlesque run at the Standard starting with today matinee. The show features The County Fair and In the Justice's Court with natural humor and a fresh view of city life. Chorus, surprises in costumes, and a strong cast including Bob Van Osten Harry Evans James Rowland Ed Lowry Theresa Baldwin Grayce Celeste Margy Ryan and eight Lancashire Lasses from London headline a diverse entertainment bill.

C. B. Arnold Justice’s Court Serenaders Bob van Osten Duck Nose Harry Evans James Rowland Ed Lowry Theresa Baldwin Grayce Celeste Margy Ryan London Dainty Carroll Sisters Lyric Four Lou Lowry Weston Sisters

Faversham Stars in The World and His Wife on Tour

William Faversham headlines a new tour presenting El Gran Galeoto adapted by Charles Nirdlinger. The production marks a bold departure for the actor, with the drama’s devastating gossip and jealousy at center stage, delivering a powerful vehicle unseen in years for the star.

William Faversham Charles Frederick Nirdlinger Jose Echeraray Nirdlinger America Faversham Maude Banks Nirdlinger-Faversham Boston William Archer Echeraray Galeoto Don Juan Mr. Faversham

Henry Harris Adds An Official Milliner For The Stage

Henry B Harris expands his theatrical operations with a dedicated milliner for women hats. Kurzman of New York and Paris will supply Paris designed hats for The Chorus Lady The Lion and the Mouse and the new Charles Klein play. He recently returned from Paris with the latest styles including picture hats dark colors airy trimmings and elaborate feather adornments.

Henry Harris Henry B. Harris Harris Kurzman New York Paris Charles Klein New York Herald

Clothes and the Chorus Lady Opens at Grand Opera House

Rose Stahl returns to the stage in The Chorus Lady on September 7 at the Grand Opera House after playing Patricia O'Brien around 2,000 times. Her original Patricia costume survives as a mascot coat, worn and patched through eight hats, twenty belts, ten slippers, eight petticoats, twenty-two stockings, and many black skirts. The production is new to Miss Stahl’s touring era with Henry B. Harris backing for three years.

Rose Stahl James Forbes Grand Opera House Patricia O’brien Patricia Miss Stahl Henry B. Harris

Two Weeks More of Coney Island Season

Two weeks remain in the Coney Island season before the river gates close and the park ends its season. Beachgoers brace for the final days as vendors prepare for the finale.

Coney Coney Island

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