Butte Theater Scene Sees Early 1901 British Ties and Opera World
The notes review a flood of arts topics from February, mentioning Frederick Warde, Rentz-Santley Burlesque, Emma Nevada, Ada Rehan, James Loraine, and J. F. Cathcart. It notes new productions. Cyrano de Bergerac in London. Suzan drama in Melbourne. and plans for Butte’s Grand Opera House with Ms. Nevada touring America and a forthcoming season led by Louis James. It also highlights Sothern’s Hamlet plans and Illinois theater developments with the Al Hayman-Davis group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Frederick Warde
Rentz-Santley Burlesque Company
Mme
Nevada
White Elephant
Hoyt
James Kidder-Hanford
Clara Thorpe
Adam Rehan
Manchester
London
Rehan
Robert Loraine
Loraine
England
Sutton's
Dick Sutton
Sutton
Bristol
William Edomn
Europe
Americas
Sedley
Fessenden
Schiller Theater
Chicago
Widow O'Brien
Robt
Deming
Count D'Orsay
Hart
Capt. Cranberry
Bert Baker Fessenden
Cora Ray -Nelly Schrow
Frankie Brown
Hattie Mayberry
Mamie le Estelle
San Francisco Evening Post
Renta-Santiey
Grand
Rentz-Santley Company
Alhambra
John Baker
Gus Bruno
Zanfretta
Palmer Sisters
Emma Nevada
Mapleson
Patti
America
Jenny Lind
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Nevadi
Philadelphia
Washington
Grand Opera House
Illinois
al Hayman
William J. Davis
Jackson Boulevard
Misa Julia Marlowe
Barbara Frietche
Nine Men Hold Off Fifty At Luzon Fort
A Manila correspondent recounts Corporal Anderson and nine American guards repelling fifty insurgents at a Luzon fort. Anderson orders a split, drives attackers back with flanking charges, and leads a bold advance as the outpost holds under heavy fire. A python and other hazards are noted in a chaotic relay of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malixy Road
Anderson
Luzon
Manila
Fort Santiago
Robert Young
Twentieth Infantry
Battle with a Python Ends in Northfield Saloon Fight
A dramatic fight unfolds as soldiers confront a large python behind a seclusion under a floor. After bayonets and rifle leverage fail, the beast is hacked to pieces, measuring ten feet two inches, with the tail lost in darkness. A captured Nordenfeldt gun relic highlights rebel ammunition use in the skirmish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Spain
Young
Perviance
Novaleta
Increased Trade Judge Thespis How Could Such a Bad Comedian Get an Engagement
A music hall proprietor hired Thespis for business reasons in the foyer story. The anecdote notes the comedian drew audiences to drink, affecting trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespis
Foyer
A New Coat for Early Spring Styles Emerging
The coming spring brings long tight coats back into favor with medium lengths useful for calling and street wear. Describes an enveloping pale castor and primrose satin cloak with dark brown melton shoulder ruffles, unique hat, and two white birds on the crown. Notes black taffeta cloaks with beaded passementerie and two toned effects, cautioning on color pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
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Blackpool
J. F. Cathcart
Charles Kean
Macready
Melbourne
Oberammergau
Dixie
Ind
Admiral Dewey
McParland
Louis James Saye
Sitll
Digby Bell
Deacon
Detroit Free Press
Augustus Thomas
Bell
Digby
Jefferson
Rip
Gus
Thomas
Siegfried Wagner
Rome
Theater Royal
Munich
Leipzig
Vienna
Budapest
Queen of England
Walter Parrat
Beatrice
Villers Stanford
Mr. Sothern
Hamlet
Edward A. Dithmar
New York Times
Daniel Frohman
Miss Harned
Ophelia
Mr.Morgan
Claudius
W. F. Owen
Polonius
Prince of Denmark
Irving
Shakespeare
Boa
Madame Nevada
Mighon
Dr. Palmer
Mignon
Spain
Alphonso
Boudier
Victoria
Mme. Nevada
Amd
Castoria
Infante and Children
Oo Suumray
New York City