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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1908

Page

28

Cast of The Salt Cellar stars Mann Steger and others on Mont Hane ascent

A comic sketch The Salt Cellar features Pan Mann and Mr Steger with a return by their trio of actors. Davenport Jes Dickson and Robert Edeson join as companions in the company’s past farce work. Baron Jyrtowitch is cast for Pitkin and Mise Ogden plays the baron’s wife. The Me Widow Remarried does not open until Monday night. a final Bald Pasha performance is set for Sunday.

Mont Hane Pan Mr. In Chi New York City Davenport Edgar Davenport Jes Dickson Robert Edeson Steger Mann Pitkin Baron Jyrtowitch Mise Ogden Jes Bald Pasha Pai Swinburn Tennyson Irving Optim Times Ae Sue

The Merry Widow Remarried at Chester Park Opera House

The Merry Widow Remarried debuts at Chester Park Opera House Monday night in a lavish production with Adelaide Norwood as the widow and Henry Taylor as Count Danilo. The new staging promises stronger comedy and a lively set of melodies, including Do You Remember and My Love Is, with a full Chester Park Opera Company cast.

Chester Park Opera House Lehar Max Hanisch Montenegro Paris France Danilo Carl von Wegern Chester Park Opera Company Adelaide Norwood Norwood Henry Taylor Count Danilo Robert

Music and Animals at Zoo Embark on Don Phillippini Tour

Don Phillippini and his 45 piece band, popular visitors last summer, succeed Thayiu at the Zoological Garden beginning today. The conductor is described as fiery and dignified with a grand smile, a suave, courtly style, and distinct artistry setting him apart from other bands this season.

Zoo Don Phillippini Zoological Garden Thayiu

Isle of Yucatan Opens in Lagoor Program

Hutchison Musical Comedy presents The Isle of Yucatan a new musical play starting this afternoon featuring Miss Ruby Lusby as Mary Sampson and Early Flynn with original songs. The show promises a sensational bill with the Snow Ball number where the chorus pelts the audience with snow balls and quick comebacks from the performers.

Bill at Robinson's Promises Comedy and Ventriloquism

The New Robinson bill for the coming week features ventriloquist Harry Fetterer and witty dummy figures to entertain patrons. Lillian Colson adds artistic singing with popular and semiclassical ballads, drawing on a strong reputation from earlier years.

Robinson's Robinson Harry Fetterer Lillian Colson Miss Colson

Queen City Beach Busy as Bathers Return

The Queen City Beach shows a rise in visitors with hundreds flocking to the riverfront resort this week. Families and children enjoy the cool waters and waves while management thanks the community for support and clean recreation.

Queen City Beach

Settlement sought over forfeit in a stalled motor race tale

Greenroom gossip from producer Wagenhals Kemper and author Eugene Walter discusses a gentlemens agreement over a forfeit for a Broadway meet at Astor theater. The piece notes delays, differing routes, and arrival times, prompting questions if the forfeit should be paid.

A. Wagenhals Collin Kemper Wegenhals and Kemper Company Eugene Walter Weigerhals May Walter Kemper Oswego N. Y

Marion E pro ducer drama The Bulldozer

A fragment from Wagenhals and Kemper outlines a forthcoming Marion E production titled The Bulldozer. The note hints at a modern drama theme and the project’s staging details remain unclear from the OCR snippet.

Wagenhals and Kemper Company Marion E Produceirtax Bulld

Williams and Florence to star in Paid in Full at Astor Theater

Frits Williams and wife Katherine Florence engaged by Wagenhalse and Kemper to appear together in the reopens of Paid in Full at the Astor Theater on August 2. Williams plays Joe Brooks and Florence Emma.

Frits Williams Katherine Florence Wagenhalse and Kemper Company Astor Theater Mr. Williams Joe Brooks Miss Florence Emma

Walter Craven Makes American Debut in Lord Chumley

Walter Craven a company member in The Third under Henry B directed s debuting in Lord Chumley with E H Sothern at the old Ceum Theater on August 21 1878. A prominent actor in the same company with Craven was Herbert.

Walter Craven Henry B E. H. Sothern Lord Chumley

George Este Debuts in Channing Pollock Play Such a Little Queen

George Este, a rising actor, is set for a prominent role in Channing Pollock's Such a Little Queen under Henry B. Harris. The production opens at Haghett Coe in New York on August 30, marking Este's debut in this new stage venture.

George Este Channing Pollock Henry B. Harris New York Haghett Coe

Oh My What a Bunch Were You with Us

A fragmented note from Queen City Beach urges daytime use by little tots and warns about after sundown bathers. The readable text emphasizes family time and cautions activity by adults after dark.

Stage Highlights for Hackett Theater Season Opener

Mrs D Bowers star of The Spanish Ambassador stage scene. Henry B Harris engages Ralph Stuart for a principal role in Channing Pollock’s Bitch a Little Queen debuting Hackett theater season opening Monday August 30.

Henry B. Harris Ralph Stuart Channing Pollock Hackett Theater

Leona Watson Moves From Chorus to Star Roles

Leona Watson has moved from chorus girl in The Tourists to a leading singing part in The Climax. She holds a five year contract with Joe Weber and will later headline in Joseph Carl Briel’s opera The Song of the Soul written for her.

Leona Watson Joe Weber Joseph Carl Briel

Breese to retire from The Third Degree in October

Edmund Breese leaves The Third Degree this October to be starred by Mr Harris in James Bernard Fagan's play The Earth. Mr Stuart will succeed him in The Third Degree as Richard Brewster.

Edmund Breese Mr. Harris James Bernard Fagan Mr. Stuart Richard Brewster

Travel ing Salesman closes season at Park theater

The Eastern company of The Traveling Salesman ends its Boston run at the Park theater on Saturday July 3. Its engagement there was surpassed in length only by The Merry Widow, indicating robust audience appeal and strong box office.

Coney Coney Island Bonner Jim Key Ting Gus Achtman John Portune Jimmy Wall Keith Harry Baker Daughters of America Loyal Americans Western and Southern Life Insurance Company Anderson Township the Park Theater Boston

Capital Comedy Ends One Week After Aid James Forbes

A brief line notes a capital comedy show concluded one week after aid James Forbes. The readable text implies a timing link between Forbes aid and the show’s end, without additional context or names.

Aid James Forbes Capital Comedy

Frederic Perry and Grace Bilkins to star in An American Widow

Frederic Perry and Grace Bilkins join dramatic heads in Kellet Chambers new play An American Widow. Henry Kolker to lead in Ser get James by Eugene Walter next season for the Shuberts in the first Walter play.

Frederic Perry Grace Bilkins Dramatic Heads Kellet Chambers Henry Kolker The Shuberts Eugene Walter Sergeant James

Evans and Hitchcock join Cohan in Rochester opening

Raymond Hitchcock appears in a new musical by George M. Cohan opening in Rochester on August 27. George Evans leads his minstrel show with an afterpiece titled The Fireman’s Ionic. Hana Wallace Hopper stars in The Harrigan Girl by Cohan.

Rge Evans Raymond Hitchcock George M. Cohan Rochester Wallace Hopper

Hackett Trio Named For The Traveling Salesman Cast

Janet, Albert and Mrs Florence Hackett are engaged to play important roles in C company of James Forbes comedy The Traveling Salesman this coming season.

Janet Albert Florence Hackett James Forbes

Keenan sails for London to prep The Heights stage work

Frank Keenan, signed with Henry B Harris to star in The Heights by William Anthony McGuire, sails for London to gather local color and scenic ideas. He plans meetings with W Somerset Maugham and James Bernard Fagan, tours Whitechapel lodging to study conditions, then returns to New York in four weeks to supervise Harris productions. He critiques contemporary playwrights as unwholesome and baneful to youth.

Frank Keenan Henry B. Harris William Anthony McGuire Chicago Wll Harris London Switzerland Mr. Keenan W. Somerset Maugham Robert Edegon Heary Bobvis Edmund Mr. Keenan Savoy Whitechapel W York

Annie Yeaman Denounces Sex Problem Plays

Veteran actress Annie Yeaman laments the current trend of sex problem horrors on stage. She favors delicate acting, great plays, and wholesome morriment, arguing theater should uplift with humor and beauty rather than dwell on unhappy women.

Annie Yeaman Booth Irving Joe Jefferson New York

The Poor Author Receives Praise for The Third Degree

Helen Ware of The Third Degree at Hud son theater argues praise belongs to the writer as well as the actor. She cites Shakespeare and emphasizes the author as creator while actors vitalize but do not create.

Helen Ware Charles Klein Hudson Theater New York Hamlet Bette Shakesp

Talk With Beerbohm Tree to Tour America This Winter

Adolph Klauber reports in a London letter to The New York Times that H. Beerbohm Tree may visit America this coming winter in a short Shakespeare season possibly at Central Park West. Tree confirms an offer and notes repertory theater vitality and the challenge of securing enough great plays for touring.

London New York H. Beerbohm Tree America Adolph Klauber New York Times Central Park West Mr. Tree Hrs Majesty’s Neetle Ape

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