Mrs Fiske Stars In Ibsen's Rosmersholm At Lyric
Mrs Fiske brings a varied repertoire to the Lyric next week with Rosmersholm, as she returns to the stage in Rebecca West. Her career spans roles from Cyprienne in Divorcens to Tess in Tess of the D Urbervilles with a natural realism and a focus on introspective characters. Her Ibsen portrayals, including Hedda Gabler and Rosmersholm, mark her as a leading interpreter of intellectual drama in America.
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San Dessarte
Cyprienne
Tess
D'Urbervilles
Mrs. Fisker
Becky Sharp
Little Italy
New York
Dolce
Jo Luther Long
Chelsea
Louisiana Bayou
Mary
Magdala
Leah Kleschna
Terge
Hedda Gabler
Rosmersholm
Ibsen
America
Magda
Hatch
Fiske
Miss Nielsen Delights Audiences With Marta Support
Miss Nielsen of the San Carlo Opera Company shows democratic spirit and patriotism by praising Eva Mudge in London and supporting her US star guest. She performs brilliantly in Marta yet admits nerves and a desire to do her best as Cincinnati audiences applaud her and recall prior honors.
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San Carlo
Miss Neilsen
Marta
Lyric
Eva Mudge
Palace Theater
London
Miss Nielsen
Miss Mudge
Land of the Stars and Stripes
Mr. Russell
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Vanity Fair Next at Standard Theater Opens Sunday
Vanity Fair presents Vanity Fair at Standard Theater with thirty five in production. Notable names include Tom McRae Tom Haverly and Belle Wilton among others. The program features Twisted and Tangled Ain't Quartet Southern Belle closing burletta and Burns Palmer fight pictures in an elaborate glittering show.
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Vanity Fair
Standard
Bob Manchester
Standard Theater
Tom McRae
Tom Haverly
Hennings
Lewis and Hennings
Welsh and
Maitland
James R. Waters
Belle Wilton
Dorothy Kent
Burns-Palmer
In New York Town at the Walnut Next Week
A musical comedy with jingling music pretty girls and costumes comes to the Walnut starting Sunday matinee. Critics call it top class and say it delivers ample merriment and laughter. The plot centers on Charles the Hebrew politician and a chorus of merrymakers dispensing humor in two acts.
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New York
New York Town
Charles
George Primrose Performs New Act at Walnut Theatre
George Primrose with the Hstrel troupe at the Walnut presents a two-scene act titled Twilight on the Old in with a Dixie cabin setting and a blooming patch described amid sunset and night fall. The performance showcases his best work to date in a compact, period tone.
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Hstrel
Walnut
Asa
Dixie
Dickens Oliver Twist on Stage at Olympic by Forepaugh
The Forepaugh Stock Company brings Beerbohm Tree’s Oliver Twist to the Olympic next week. The review lauds Dickens sharp characters like Fagin Sykes Nancy and the Dodger and notes the staging by Forepaugh will illuminate the classic drama as a season highlight.
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Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist
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Beerbohm Tree
Fagin
Bill Sykes
Nancy
Artful Dodger
Charley Bates
Man of the Hour to Open at Grand Opera House Next Week
George Broadhurst’s four act drama The Man of the Hour directed by William A Brady and Joseph R Grismer opens Monday at the Grand Opera House with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Cast includes Lionel Adams Felix Haney Louis Hendricks R Armstrong and more. The play portrays graft in city politics centering on a street railway franchise bill and a young man’s fight against bosses for love and integrity.
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William A. Brady
Joseph R. Grismer
Grand Opera House
Savoy Theater
New York City
Lionel Adams
Felix Haney
Louis Hendricks
R. Armstrong
Thomas L. Davis
Everett Butterfield
R. D. Cain
Murdock J. McQuarrie
William Lloyd
Ruby Bridges
Ethel Brandon
Jane Aubrey
Broadhurst
Man of the Hour Actress Ruby Bridges Heads Grand Opera Next Week
Actress Mise Ruby Bridges, star of The Man of the Hour, arrives at the Grand Opera House next week. She had contracted to lead the summer cast on August 22 but declined to take a summer post to rest and study, choosing to memorize all female roles from the play.
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Ruby Bridges
Grand Opera House
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The Dairymaids brings light music to the Grand this week
The Dairymaids, a tuneful British musical comedy by Charles Frohman, charms light music fans with Harry Bulger and a strong cast led by Julia Sanderson. The show, praised for clean entertainment and bright comedy, opens with a matinee at the Grand today.
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Grand
Harry Bulger
London
Frohmar
Pratt Leads Campaign For The Girl Question Musical
Jack Pratt represents Henry W. Savage in promoting The Girl Question from Singer-Askin for the Grand in a few weeks. The firm previously contributed The Time the Place and the Girl to successful musical comedies. Pratt is in the city preparing for the new production's arrival.
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Henry W. Savage
Singer-Askin Corporation
Mr. Pratt
Aristocracy Matinee At Olympic By Forepaugh Stock Co
The Fore paugh Stock Company presents Aristocracy at the Olympic this afternoon. The revival has drawn praise and given the week added distinction for its handsome staging and strong performances.
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Olympic
Forepaugh
Marie Claessens to Sail for Buenos Aires Opera
Madame Marie Claessens, contralto of the San Carlo Opera, will sail on April 15 to take her position as mezzo at Buenos Aires municipal opera. The state-endowed company requires vocal exams before directors. Recall for a second season honors. attaining four consecutive seasons is unmatched.
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San Carlo Opera Company
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Opera
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Frohman plans Maude Adams in Joan of Arc in London
Charles Frohman arranging Maude Adams appearance in London as Joan of Arc. A French play will be adapted to English by William Gillette for the production.
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Maude Adams
London
Charles Frohman
William Gillette
Vesta Victoria Adds New Songs to Columbia Theater Repertoire
Amusement notes report Vesta Victoria brought two London songs to the Columbia Theater, Artist's Model and It Ain't All Honey, for the week. She favors Artist's Model as her top success, and performs It Ain't All Honey while wheeling a baby carriage. After each show she rests in her dressing room for up to two hours, then leaves exhausted long after the audience departs.
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Columbia Theater
London
Miss Victoria
New York
Victoria
John
Texas Players Impress Giants Scout in Dallas
Special Dispatch reports Texas has seldom been a hotbed for top ball talent but Giants manager John McGraw is impressed by Dallas lefty Moore. He may add Moore to the staff after more experience. Eddie Karger of St Louis is noted as the NL’s top southpaw, and Moore’s rapid development is anticipated by observers.
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Demarest Beats Conklin In Billiards Exhibition
Calvin Demarest of Chicago defeated C. F. Conklin 400 to 231 in the National Amateur Tournament first game to settle a triple tie. Demarest finished in fourteen innings with high run 125 and average 288 14. Conklin's high run was 41 and average 17 10 13. The next match against the Pacific Coast expert was postponed to Thursday due to illness of H A Wright.
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Calvin Demarest
C. F. Conklin
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Conklin
H.A. Wright
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Pacific Coast
Nielsen Delights Audience In Martha Opera At Lyric
The San Carlo Opera Company presented Flotows Martha at the Lyric with Mme Alice Nielsen as Martha earning widespread acclaim for a lyrical soprano and da capo encore. Carlo Dani as Lionel, Madame Olitzka as Nancy, and a strong chorus under Conti drew praise for overall ensemble strength. The review notes engaging performances and a happy, enthusiastic crowd.
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Lyric Theater
Mme. Desana
Eleonora
Aida
Mme. Olitzka
Azucena
Nancy
Marta
Flotow
Martha
Mme
Alice Nielsen
Harriet
Mme. Nielsen
Lionel
Sig
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Constantine
Tristan
Sig. Tavecchia
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Commercial Tribune Patterns Coupon Request Form
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Practical House Gown Pattern Offers Morning to Afternoon Versatility
A house gown that serves as morning wear or with afternoon refinement is showcased. The simple chalisis design features a gathered hem, with options for silk or wool fabrics, various closures, collar styles, sleeve lengths, pockets, and a shirtwaist look. Size range 32 to 46 inches. medium uses 9 yards of 36 inch fabric. pattern price ten cents.
Cincinnati man files gas and electric rate complaint
Powell Crosley of Cincinnati charges Union Gas and Electric with discriminatory pricing based on quantity used. A hearing before Attorney General Ellis will be held in the office in a few days with both sides represented.
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Powell Crosley
Cincinnati
Union Gas and Electric Company
Ellis
Arcadia man Dominic Richard dies at 102
Dominic Richard 102 died at the home of William Hartsfield in Arcadia Kan He was born in Paris December 25 1805 and came to America when a young man Local dispatch reports the death on March 24 and notes his long life and origins
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Notice to nonresident heirs in Ohio probate case
Mary Ann O'Brien administratrix seeks allowance of a $400 claim against the estate of Kate O'Brien. Nonresident heirs Denis Garbally Mary McGrady Lizzie Dale Jennie Craiger and William O'Brien urged that the court hear the application on April 30 1908 at 9:30 a.m. in Administration Case No 61537 before the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio. Workum Bowilf attorneys.
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Denis Garbally
Mary McGrady
Lizzie Dale
Jennie Craiger
Jane O’brien
William O’brien
Mary Ann O'Brien
Kate’ O’brien
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Drury Lane Theater Destroyed By Fire In London
March 25 London Drury Lane Theater one of the city’s most famous venues burned early morning flames issued from windows despite fire brigade efforts no casualties reported the theater had been closed since the pantomime and was to reopen April 18 origin of fire unknown the site’s third theater since 1663 hosted Garrick Kean the Kembles and Mrs Siddons.
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Drury Lane Theater
Dryden
Drury Lane
Garrick
Kean
the Kembles
Mrs. Siddons
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