Grand Opera House bill promises lively six scene act
Next week's Grand opera house program features Jo seph Hart's Bathing Girls six scene revue with Parisian novelties and a rapid fire girl chorus. Mary Norman performs Some Types of Women while Gene S Hughes pair bring Suppressing the Press. International acts World and Kingston and Lucca showcase two voices tenor and soprano in varied selections.
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Via Wireless Comes to Park Theater at Reduced Prices
Frederic Thompson's new play Via Wireless ends a six months run in New York Philadelphia and Chicago and heads to the Park theater Monday afternoon. The production is billed as a major Park offering with reduced admission.
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Notable Stage Highlights Then and Now
The Barnum of Europe styling describes a famed performer noted for gymnastic feats dancing and comedy. The Amoros Sisters with Josephine ana and Truman Roosevelt era audiences, and Joseph Bart's Balking Girls at Liberty theater in New York, feature in a review of contemporary productions. Also discussed is Via Wireless a two act drama with a sea rescue scene reflecting real incidents, alongside Checkers praised as a modern American play at Park theater.
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Checkers stage review lauds a gallant race track tale
A reviewer praises the dramatization of Henry M. Blossom Jr’s Checkers. The play follows a race track frequenter who seeks reform through love, faces a stumble, but recovers with gallantry to please all classes. The cast includes James A. Gleason and others.
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The Regeneration at Majestic Next Week
Forepaugh stock company presents The Regeneration at the Majestic next week. The powerful drama from Owen Kildare’s My Mamie Rose follows a Bowery man’s journey to self renewal through love and moral struggle, with strong roles for Marie Deering and the transformative woman.
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Forepaugh Mounts The Regeneration For Week at Local Theatre
The production was secured after a dispute with Liebler & Co ended with a withdrawal. The Regeneration will open Monday and is described as an impressive attraction reflecting credit on the play and company. It marks the first local appearance and is expected to draw universal praise shortly after its opening.
Colonial Theater Presents Miss Maude Odell Next Week
At the Colonial Theater next week Miss Maude Odell will headline a program featuring living pictures and physical culture demonstrations. Odell, billed as the English 110,000 beauty and Brandon gold medal winner, is praised by Boston critic Chas N. Younz for her exceptional beauty and stage presence.
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