Viola Allen at the New Murat in The White Sister
Viola Allen brings a five performance run at the New Murat theater featuring Marion Crawford's The White Sister with a strong company. The drama set in Rome follows Angela the nun and Captain Giovanni Severi amid Vatican disputes and a fatal confrontation. Maude Adams appears at Englishs in What Every Woman Knows in Barrie’s touring hit with broad acclaim. Edwin Stevens leads a Grand bill of light comedy and vaudeville acts including The Devil and Tom Walker and The Hebrew Messenger and the Thespian. The program highlights Chadwick Trio and Camacho shad owaraphist performances and the Bootblack Quartet’s street act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Allen
New Murat Theater
Miss Allen
Marion Crawford
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Messrs
Rome
Angela
Giovanni Severi
Giovanni
Vatican
Liebler
Maude Adams
J. M. Barrie
Maude ‘Adams
Quality Street
Barrie
Miss Adams
Edwin Stevens
Guardy
Hades
Earth
Tom Walker
Darkey
Tennessee
Brimstone
Tom
Howard
Chadwick
Wigin
Charles Horwitz
Ida May Chadwick
America
Richard K. Fox
Chassino
Europe
The White Sister at Shubert Murat and more
Theaters offer new shows this week with Viola Allen in The White Sister at Murat for four nights plus a Thursday matinee, Maude Adams at English Opera House in What Every Woman Knows, Edwin Stevens at Grand Opera in Guardy, Cecil Spooner at Park in The Little Terror, Bransby Williams at Colonial, New Century Girls at Empire, Dick Whittington at Murat, and other acts including Lyster Chambers and Alice Weeks. The Arvine stock company opens April 4 at Park. vaudeville and novelty acts fill major bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubert
Murat Theater
Viola Allen
Maude Adams
Edwin Stevens
Park Tisleater
Cecil Spooner
Empire
New Century Girls
Jack McCabe
Barrett
Belle
Chas. Saunders
Archer and Crocker
Abe Goldman
Della Curley
James Purvis
Sam Rice
Murat
Dick Whittington
Mabel Taliaferro
Park—Thurston
Stage News on William Collier and Theatrical Runs
William Collier returned from Atlantic City where he saw Hattie Williams in The Girl He Couldn't Leave Behind Him and noted a makeup mishap from a curvy ride. Rehearsals for Bobby Burnit start in New York under Winchell Smith with Wallace Eddinger starring. Ethel Barrymore leads Mid-Channel in a record matinee at the Empire. touring and London plans feature Frohman, Du Maurier, Keane, and Courtenay among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collier
Atlantic City
Hattie Williams
Miuke-Up
Bobby Burnit
New York
Winchell Smith
Wallace Eddinger
Ethel Barrymore
Empire Theater
Vaudeville and theater bill at Empire and Colonial focus
The item lists new shows at Empire and other venues including English and Grand acts. It notes Maude Adams western tour, Frohman London plans, and several New York stage connections with Henry B. Harris, Sothern, and Miss Blanche Ring pursuing aviation interests and a possible test flight from Herald Square to Hotel Gotham within two weeks.
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America
Carl Nobel
Barrasford
Paris
Glasgow
Liverpool
Lillian Ashley
India
Maharajah of Tagore
Frank Reicher
Henry B. Harris
Lord Tarquin
Mrs. Fiske
Becky Sharp
Miner's
Blanche Ring
France
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Miss Ring
Herald Square Theater
New York
Comedienne
Gotham
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The
New Murat
Grand Opera House
William Farnum
the Murat
Xarrell
Maigstic
Marie Laureat
Maude
Howsiep 770 Ward
GRA
Colonial Pheater
Bransby Williams
Cecil Sponer
Harper’s Weekly
Fitz James McCarthy
Amelia Weed Holbrook
Miss Spooner
Raffles
Lotta
Annie Pixley
Poverty Gulch
New Mexico
Nan
Forts
Arvine-Benton
Park Theater
Dickens
William Morris, Inc
Mr. Williams
Indianapolis
Lyster Chambers
Alice Weeks
Arnold Daly
Lyceum Theater
Mr. Daly
Helen Ware
Chicago
Nevada Desert
Burns
Wilson Franklyn & Co
Polk and Polk
Murphy
Franeig
Marie Laurent
Warren and
Brockway
the Majestic
Majestic Theater
Mmatinee Carroll Barrymore
Torepaugh Stock Company
Majestic
Karrell
Magician
Cabanola
Mrs. Ellis
Leo Beers
the Empire
Jess Dandy
Frank Byron
Lourse Dresser
Kyrle Bellew
Colonial Theater
Alfred Sutro
Charles Fredman
Repertory Theater
I ‘Benden
Biand
Cecil Spooner—Park
William H. Crane
New Orleans
Charles Frohman
Gerald du Maurier
Jimmy
London
Jimmy Valentine
Arsene Lupin
William Courtenay
Doris Keane
Sidney Herbert
Kansas City
St. Louis
Herbert Kelver
Effie Shannon
Texas
Thurston
Edwin Stevens & CO
the Devil
Howard Chadwick
Bootblack Quartette
NOREI
John B. Hymer
Chassing
Marrell
Cubangla
Asbay Matinee
Pianelogee
Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railway
Quebec
Ireland
Henry Arthur Jones
Jericho
Bridges
London Repertory Theater
Lawrence Eddinger
Dr. Bernstein
George Bartlett
Garrick Theater
Francis Byrne
Robert Trainor
Elsie Ferguson
Leopold
Mme. Modjeska
Amy Lesser
Millie Sulzer
Rose Stahl
Milly
William Bench
Martin Drury
Louis XVIII
Colinette
Knickerbocker Theater
Julia Marlowe
Edgar Selwyn
Dugart
Suport
E. H. Sothern
Charles Klein
Pierre Decourcelle