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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
16
Mrs. Fiske's Tess of the D’Urbervilles portrayal draws praise for strength and fidelity to Hardy's farm life. The production, differing from Becky Sharp, achieves dramatic success with a powerful performance and excellent supporting cast.
Dan Daly's stage method and a weary sung performance draw mixed reviews as he taunts the audience with a back to them style while Brooklyn stage acts and a diamond wearing dancer spark attention amid a lively theater scene with bets on reworked acts and a looming lawsuit for a rival star.
Hoyt's production of A Brass Monkey draws crowds with a lively cast and chorus. Mazie Turnbull stars as Bussie along with Nelsons London trip details and a notable lineup including Viola Gillette and Mixon Lackaye.
The Richards and Pringle minstrels announce a grand season with a star cast and a lively blend of darky humor, catchy tunes, singing and dancing. A dramatic scenic finale is described as a big triumph for this popular entertainment act.
San Francisco drama critic notes manager Jim Love fully recovered and planning a circuit of preparatory kangaroo jumps. He travels to New York to observe Dorcas with Josephine Stanton company, then to Chicago, Duluth, Winnipeg, Fargo, Spokane, Portland, and beyond, ending with a voyage to Honolulu and the Far East. The Josephine Stanton company opens in Duluth on March 18 before sailing to the coast and Honolulu.
Stage gossip reports Oscar Hammerstein triumphant in the New York Life Insurance dispute over Olympia personal property. He plans to challenge executory proceedings and foresees a Supreme Court fight to reclaim his theater, claiming it was worth far more than the debt. Other notes include Willie Cole in on the Quiet at Madison Square and Frank McKee’s Janice Meredith success.
The sixty sixth annual Waterloo Cup at Altoar ten days ago saw Pearless Footsteps win the classic stake of sixty four dogs at $125 each with $7,500 added. The winner, by Fabulous Portune out of Fille de Feu, represents Hartley Bibby secretary to the National Coursing Board of Basland. Fearless Footsteps is lauded as a dog of great beauty and speed, while his rival Father of Vive faltered early. The article notes historic winners and large values for coursing stock, including high prices for untried saplings in England. It also mentions the California Plate at Union Park, San Francisco, won by Gen Pato Alto for $400, and other stakes run concurrently.
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