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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1908
Page
18
Dramatic Western Play With Train Effects and Colorful Cast
The script describes a highly dramatic stage piece featuring cowboys, Indians, Mexicans, bandits and breezy characters. It blends wholesome comedy with character drawings and a mountain prairie atmosphere. Scenic highlights include an express train and a moving freight train to heighten interest.
Irwin's Majestics at Standard Theater This Week
Fred Irwin's Majestics, a 65 member troupe from Columbian Amusement, plays the Standard Theater with strong vocal numbers and a Salome dance. Gus Fay and Will King lead the comedy, six scenic sets enhance the production, and elaborate lighting includes an electrical storm and dawn scene.
Blanche Bates Aids Belasco In Elevating Stars
Blanche Bates has earned the title starmaker for helping Belasco elevate George Arliss in The Darling of the Gods and Frank Keenan in The Girl of the Golden West. Arliss now headlines The Devil at Belasco Theatre while Keenan stars in The Warrens of Virginia, Belasco’s Southern war play from last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bates
David Belasco
Miss Bates
Belasco
George Arliss
Mr. Arliss
The
New York
Golden West
Frank Keenan
Lost Trail at Lyceum Opens Afternoon Engagement
The Lost Trail is praised as a well written Western melodrama with strong staging and a capable company led by Franklin Woodruff. Set at a Colorado military post, the drama follows a man on the wrong trail and his reclaiming, with five settings and varied comedy. Ernest E. Ottke from Cincinnati also appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Franklin Woodruff
Colorado
Ernest E. Ottke
Frivolities of 1918 at the People's theater
The Big Review presents Frivolities of 1918 a two act musical comedy burlesque at the People's this week. A large company of sixty performers supplies music song and humor with acts set in Yonkers and a country grocery store. The production promises elaborate scenery and is billed as the most pretentious show yet at the venue.
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Big Review
People’s
Yonkers
New York
French danseuse La Belle Duseth to perform Salome imitation
An added attraction will be La Belle Duseth, a clever French danseuse, who will give a realistic imitation of Maude Allen in her Salome dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ple’s
la Belle Duseth
Maude Allen
Faversham to star in The World and His Wife at Lyric
William Faversham headlines at the Lyric Theater starting Monday September 28 with Charles Frederic Nirdlinger’s adaptation The World and His Wife of Jose Echegaray’s The Great Galeoto. The cast includes Julie Opp Nellie Thorn Olive Oliver and others in a drama about calumny and social ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faversham
Lyric Theater
Charles Frederic Nirdlinger
Jose Echegaray
Galeoto
Bernard Shaw
Saturday Review
Echegaray
Madrid
Paris
Teodora
Don Julian
Ernesto
Mr. Faversham
Julie Opp
Nellie Thorn
Olive Oliver
Gertrud Agarde
Alice Belmore
Cooper Clift
Mor
Notable Names List in Local Notice
Ton Selton, Charles Harbury, Sheldon Lewis, Benton Churchill, Henry Redding, Emmet Shakleford, Albert Cowles, Albert Lyons and Frank Bixby are cited in a community notice listing residents or participants. The text provides only the names without context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Selton
Charles Harbury
Sheldon Lewis
Benton Churchill
Henry Redding
Emmet Shakleford
Albert Cowles
Albert Lyons
Frank Bixby
New Bill Opens at the Columbia with Laugh-filled Acts
The Columbia bill features Gus Edwards' School Boys and Girls in a juvenile sketch, Sammy Watson's Barnyard Circus, the Juggling Normans, Ward Klare's Twin Flats, the Rooney Madcaps, and the Sisters Brasely. Also included are the Bootblack Quartet, the Frederick Musical Trio, and the Village Gossips on screen. Margaret Anglin's drama The Great Divide is noted for touring Australia with Forepaugh's stock company presenting exact stage settings.
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Columbia
Gus Edwards
Sassy Little
Freshie Buttinsky
Spike Dugan
the Monitor
New York
Twinkle
Sammy Watson
Ward-Klare Company
Charles B. Ward
Kathrin
Bootblack
Elliott
Adams
Weber
Hayes
Frederick
Messrs, Anderson and Ziegler
Margaret Anglin
Australia
Zira at the Olympic and The Right of Way at Grand Opera House
Forepaugh Stock Company presents Margaret Anglin in Zira directed by Henry Miller and Hartley Manners at the Olympic with a tale of a woman’s regeneration and wartime heroism. Klaw and Erlanger revive Sir Gilbert Parker’s The Right of Way starring Guy Standing and Theodore Roberts at the Grand Opera House on September 28. Jose Echegaray, Spanish dramatist of El Gran Galeoto, is highlighted with a biographical sketch of his life and works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roberts
Guy Standing
Margaret Anglin
Zira
England
Klaw and
Erlanger
Sir Gilbert Parker
Charley Steele
Joe Portugals
Grand Opera House
Joe Portugais
Damon
Pythias
Echegaray
Lope de Vega
Calderon de la Barca
Jose Echegaray
Murcia
James Graham
Reopens Her Studio October First at 530 East Fourth
A solo vocal instruction and dramatic art studio announces reopening on October first at 530 East Fourth Street. The venue offers lessons in singing acting and stage presentation.
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East Fourth Street
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