The Irish Pawnbroker at Grand Opera House Friday
The Irish Pawnbroker, third year of success, headlines Grand Opera House for Friday October 19. Edgar Selden rewrites the farce yearly, delivering a lively comedy about Teddy Keys Dolly Dobbs and three nieces contending over a will and a codicil while masquerading as hotel guests.
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A Bunch of Keys at Grand Opera House Monday
Hoyt presents A Bunch of Keys a polished up to date farce comedy at Grand Opera House Monday October 6. The plot centers on Jonathan Keys who leaves his real estate hotel and personal property to one of his three nieces as dictated by his will.
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Uncle Josh Spruceby Comes to Town with Lowered Prices
The article promotes the upcoming visit of Uncle Josh Spruceby, praising a first class company of twenty actors, new scenery, and a reduced price scheme. It claims popular prices will prevail and urges patrons to buy seats for the engaging show.
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Richard Carvel staged with vivid romance and grand chorus
A review praises Richard Carvel at Grand Opera House for its patriotism romance and vitality led by Andrew Robson in the title role. Production values scenery costumes and a strong supporting company are highlighted along with related productions When Knighthood Was in Flower and The Man in the Iron Mask with dates October 8 9 and 13 at the venue.
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Theatre’s Afterglow Leaves Lasting Theatergoer Delight
A reflective note on the joy of a theatre experience. The writer admires the satisfaction of recalling a show after leaving the venue. The piece hints at the impact of memorable performances on the audience.
Foxy Quiller to Open at Grand with Star Cast
Grand hosts the comic opera Foxy Quiller by de Koven and Smith praised for its melodies and witty book. Principal players include Richard Golden, Marion Field, Adolph Zink, and Daisy Hamlin, with a strong chorus and lavish scenery and costumes.
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Two Merry Tramps The Indian Opera
The Indian Opera is performed in the second act of The Two Merry Tramps, a comic stage piece featuring lively ensemble numbers and satirical humor. The excerpt highlights the orchestral balance and vocal color in the act’s midsection.
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