Quo Vadis to Open At Sutton's Theatre
Sutton's New theater announces the initial week long run of Quo Vadis starting Sunday matinee March 18. The production touts lavish panoramic scenery and historically accurate wardrobe with a superior cast, promising a first class rendition and a major investment for the city of Butte.
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Japanese Actress Sada Yacco Shines In Geisha and the Knight
The New York Times notes Sada Yacco as the standout in the last of three Japanese plays at the Berkeley Lyceum. Katsuragi’s fury on stage challenges stereotypes of Japanese women, while Yacco’s final scene reveals an emotional depth unseen in Western depictions. The article contrasts Japanese femininity with Western melodrama and highlights Theatre Francais as a historic, starless company with a storied lineage.
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Sada Yacco
Berkeley Lyceum
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New York Times
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Plays And Players In Brief In New York Theatre Scene
Pauline Tucca to marry again at 59 her third husband a Swedish singing teacher named Forsten. A French adaptation My Daughter-in-Law moves to New York with most of its English cast. Marguerite Po?anolrora, former Princess Pocahontas, debuts in Germany as an American concert singer. Yacco and Kawakami the Japanese actors arrive in New York after Boston and Washington successes to perform at the Berkeley Lyceum. Hawkins is new farce in New York said to insult women if heard. The author of Zaza writes a new play for Mme Rejane and insists it be morally suitable in English. Spentier writes a grandop.
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Katsuragi
Japan
Theater Francais
Shirley
Congreve
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Goldsmith
Barton
Booth
Garrick
Simons
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Kean
Paris
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Altored
Sarcey
Ke ‘Hernani
Mile de Belle Isle
Adrienne
Lecouvreur
Lekain
Talma
Napoleon
Mile
Mars
Plessy
Rachel
Bernhardt
Got
Coquelin
Pauline Tucca
Forsten
Germany
Princess Pocahontas
Marguerite Po | Eanoora
Zaza
Mme. Rejane
David Belasco
Long
Anthony
Herald Square Theater
New York
Orient
Ooney
Blanche Bates
Madame Butterfly
Miss Nethersole
York
Washington Post
Nat Goodwin
Metropolis
Harlem
Brooklyn
Goodwin
Joseph Jefferson
Maxime Elliott
Theatre News and Rumors Across Europe and America
The itemized scuttlebutt notes Ethel Barrymore as a coming star, Maud Jeffries and Wilson Barratt ending their partnership, Mapleson’s Queen Opera House scheme, Adela Gini’s death in Havana, and David Belasco finishing Madame Butterfly to premiere in New York. It also mentions Norma Kopp and Ada Rehan’s private lives and serial theater plans in London and Chicago.
For the Women Fashion Emphasizes Skirt Bodice Pairing
The article notes that the grace waist is in fashion and rejects old skirt and bodice combinations. It highlights equal attention to skirt development as to its partner bodice, stressing a coordinated fashion approach.
Bridal Tea Gown Trends In Tepe An Shed Fabrics
A bridal tea gown is described as a boudoir adjunct with tea gowns gaining popularity in Tepe An shed fabrics. The article highlights new materials such as linen and dimities and mentions a pretty taberial ix sik and ce tin fouland fabric.
From Deep Sorrow to Great Joy with Hood's Sarsaparilla
A Rochester mother recounts her three month old baby's fierce skin disease and swelling eyes. After doctors failed, Hood's Sarsaparilla and accompanying products brought rapid recovery with shrinking discharge and new healthy skin. The testimonial claims full restoration and gratitude to Hood's medicines.
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Rochester, N.Y
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