People of the Stage Hamlet Ambition and Notable Actresses
Julia Marlowe intends to perform Hamlet and anticipates strong critical and public reaction. The piece surveys famous women of the stage who have played male roles, noting Bernhardt and Charlotte Cushman as precedents among notables who donned men's attire.
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Julia Marlowe
Hamlet
Bernhardt
Charlotte Cushman
Julia Marlowe to Play Hamlet at New York Academy
The article notes Julia Marlowe’s plan to perform Hamlet at the Academy of Music New York as a co star with E H Sothern and then solo as Ophelia and the prince. It discussess the challenges of a female Hamlet and cites precedents from Bernhardt Barrymore Adams Marlowe and Bernhardt. It argues her Hamlet will be intelligent graceful and artistic and not sensational.
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Julia Marlowe
Hamlet
Julia
Dane
Miss Marlowe
Prince of
Denmark
Bhuster
Academy of Music
New York
E. H. Sothern
Mr. Sothern
Shubert
Academy
Prince
Ophelia
Prince Hal
Hal
Charles Major
Bernhardt
France
Cautelles Mendes
Ethel Barrymore
Carrotts
Barrymore
Peter Pan
Maude Adams
J. M. Barrie
Miss Adams
Recalled by the Distinguished Actor J E Dodson on Irving
J E Dodson who stars in The House Next Door recalls Henry Irving's restraint and shares anecdotes from Hamlet including a ghost mishap with Tom Meade. The tale shows Irving's calm under pressure and his impact on stage rehearsals and memory.
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J. E. Dodson
Henry Irving
Irving
Mr. Dodson
Hamlet
Felow
Tom Meade
Meade
Pioneering Actresses Tackle Male Roles on Stage
The article surveys Charlotte Cushman and other actresses who played male parts, praising Cushman for teaching stage business to Irving and noting limits of women in such roles. It cites Anna Dickinson, Charlotte Crampton, Mrs Cibber, and Miss Marlowe, highlighting varied receptions and the enduring appeal of bold celebrity in Shakespearean parts.
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Charlotte Cushman
Romeo
Meg Merrilies
Scott
Guy Mannering
Sir Henry Irving
Rip van Winkle
Joseph Jefferson
Miss Cushman
Henry Brown
Cusnman
Gypsy
Shakespeare
Mrs. Cibber
Anna Dickinson
Hamlet
East
Miss Dickinson
Stage's New Beauty Ex-Wife of a Senator
Lew S. Fields signs ex wife of Senator Tasker L. Oddie, now Claire G. Oddie, to understudy Adelina Von Hegen. Seeks a stage career after a high society life and inheritance. Oddie connection and Cannon kin noted as background to a planned theater triumph.
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STAGE
Lew S. Fields
New York
Oddie
Lew Fields
Stuncheon Fields
Leona Watson
Adelina von Hegén
Lew ‘Fields
Daly's
The Conqueror Film A Scene From a Lonesome Gala
A dramatic poem inspired piece after Poe portrays a grim theater night. A somber crowd watches a shadow play amid flickering light and ostentatious film tricks. The crowd erupts as the curtain falls, calling the show a hit of the stage.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Playwright Edward Peple Triumphs Over Theatrical Manager
Author Edward Peple wins a court case against F. Ray Comstock over The Love Route. Justice Bischoff voided the one sided contract and ordered Peple's verdict, plus royalties and an injunction against further production. The trial drew noted figures Augustus Thomas and Hollis E B Cooley.
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Comstock
Augustus Thomas
Hollis EB. Cooley
National Association
New Jersey
Jeffersons in Revival of The Henrietta
William and Joseph Jefferson announce a revival of Bronson Howard's The Henrietta for next season. They will perform the original roles created by William H. Crane and Stuart Robson, with ample comedy if production holds up.
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William and
Joseph Jefferson
Bronson Howard
William H. Crane
Stuart Robson
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