Herrmann the Great headlines week at Grand theater
The program features Herrmann the Great in a magic spectacle with Maria Herrmann and a troupe. Also headlining are Crile Bruno and Mabel Russell, The Two Rubies by Edsall and Forbes, Snyder and Buckley, Cameron and Flannagan, Sisters Amoros, Pete Baker, Tony Wilwan and Meloise, and a bioscope finale. In New York Town and In New York Down share the bill with a large cast including Gordon, Howard, Haskell, and Taylor. The Park offers McMadden’s Town of Flats with revised material, and Empire presents Mixed Muddled and Fixed burlesque with grand musical numbers.
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Maslean Herrmann the Great
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Werrmann
Maarte Herrmann
Herrmann
Leon Herrmann
Alezander Merrimann
Crile Bruno
Mabel Russell
Bliss Dean Edsall
Arthur Forbes
Snyder
Buckley
Indianapolis
Cameron
Flannagan
Amoros
Gunee
America
Pete Baker
Germini
Songe
Klories
Tony Wilwan
Meloise
Enehe
Apt
Bioscope
Bani
New York
Gyie
Seaman
Bilind
Rm Fommdal
Akig
Auy
Ux Cum Gordon
Charles Howard
Ward
Volkes
Sundy Haskell
Teddy Burns
Emmira
Llopims
St the Empire Beqter
Brent Burlesnno
W. Jess
Joe Madden
Brooks’ Browhera
Ashtons
Dyyeun
Scadeville
Madden
Jess
Hroolas Brothers
Tito Aghtony
Rage Jvanecte
New York Theatre Season Finds Strong Returns and Tours
A fragmented review of recent theater successes in New York highlights Svetoat Maude Adame and Charles Prohman extending runs, Miss May touring Harlem and Brooklyn, and William Gillette opening a Boston season. London and Liverpool engagements are noted with Frohman bringing The Duke of Duras to the Globe, Jeanne DArc and other works drawing solid crowds, while tours by Willa Collet and Thomas Candie command attention and travel plans intensify into March and January productions.
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Svetoat Maude Adame
Hever Pan
Daoplre Theater
New York
Charles Prohman Hay
Vdna
Harlem
Brooklyn
Miss May
London
William Gillette
Boston
Clarkes
Liverpool
Jost Atifimm Wa
Charles Frohman
Stage Notes and Touring Casts Across the Nation
Pacific coast circuits report strong attendance as Sam Bernard and Hattie Williams head east after successful West Coast engagements. George Ade’s Just Out of College stars Torrph Wheelock Jr. while David Higgins heads to New York for His Last Dollar at the American Theater. Multiple acts including August Thomas and Lawrence D'Or with Ratney Grimare arrive from Paris to presage a busy January. Theatre updates from Providence to Grand Rapids note new productions and favorable reviews, with Texas and other pieces drawing notable crowds. Union of clubs movement and California women’s clubs seek leadership roles in public welfare.
Two Plays Winning Praise of Critics
Critics laud two plays for exceptional performances and the strong company. The review highlights memorable singing by a refined chorus, standout soloists, and convincing staging that elevate the production above typical theater fare.
Violinist Marie Hall to Perform February Concert
Marie Hall, noted violinist, rises from hardship as a London street artist in a feature. She is scheduled to play at Caleb Mills Hall on February 22 in a solo concert highlighting her dramatic journey and musical talent.
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Marie Hall
Caleb Mills Hall
Miss Marie Mall Violinist Set To Appea r At Caleb Mills Hall
The young English violinist Miss Marie Mall is slated to perform at Caleb Mills Hall on Washington's Birthday. Her humble beginnings include selling concert tickets on the streets of London and rising to acclaim after an intense reception in New York. She speaks of music as a lifelong pursuit and aims to grow beyond limits, hoping to become the greatest violinist.
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Marie Mall
Caleb Mills
Washington
Miss Wall
Bier
America
Mike Tall
Devin Acon
Stell
Donitent
New York
Carnegie
Hall
England
Misa Hall
Social Life Notes and Engagements in Chicago and Indianapolis
Social Side of Life club meets with Mrs. William Dra Haggs and family at 224 E St Joseph in Chicago. Engaged: Mr and Mrs J B Webber announce marriage plans for their daughters Ivone F, Moses and Leland towy of Pittsburg formerly of Indianapolis. Various teas, visits, and social gatherings noted across Chicago Indianapolis and surrounding towns with guests including Miss Julia Greyer and Miss Maude mover.
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E. St. Joseph-st
Chcago
Accompan
Geeerseen
Wasistanix
Mise
Bates
Margaret Snodgrass
Mise Grace
Walker
Kappa Alpha Theta
Airstol
Julia Greyer
Ft. Thomas
J.B. Webber
Bias Ivone F
Moses
Leland Towey
Pittsburg
Indianapoliy
Mise Jennie Golfderell
Chicago
Samuyl Sagulowsky
Max Huchler
John ‘Gets
Miss Bone Whogand
Wenger
Harelet Noble
William Wine Eker
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