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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1908

Page

9

The Winterfeast tragedy staged at the Savoy Theatre

Kennedy's The Winterfeast a three act tragedy at the Savoy Theatre is praised for its spiritual beauty and dramatic design. Walter Hampden Miss Edith Wynne Matthison and Miss Gwladys Wynne star with Henry Miller's company. The production is long yet offers rich tableaux of fate and conflict.

Charles Rann Kennedy Savoy Cyea Erie Robert Cummings Valbrand Frank Mills Weet Walter Hampden Arthur Lewis Ee Ben Field Herdisa Edith Wynne Matthison Swanhild Gwladys Wynne

How to bring up a Baby booklet from Procter and Gamble

Ivory Soap is praised for delicate skin care made from pure vegetable oils with no free alkali. A 40 page illustrated booklet titled How to bring up a Baby is offered free to requesters from The Procter & Gamble Co. in Cincinnati.

THE Procter & Gamble Co Cincinnati

Tragic Danish Drama Ends in House of Fate

Swanhild greets a beloved figure as Herdisa demands vengeance for Valbrand. The heir discovers the sword is his father’s and must kill himself to keep a pact. A cascade of deaths follows Bjorn, Herdisa, and Valbrand’s kin, leaving only the aged Viking and a priest to mourn. Critics praise Edith Wynne Matthison and Hampden, with Furst’s subdued score enhancing the tragedy.

Charles Rann Kennedy Henry Miller Savoy Theatre Kennedy Thor Balder Mr. Kennedy Thorkel Valbrand Bjorn Herdisa Vineland Ufeig Orem Swanhild The Redman Herd Isa Bjern Hap Edith Wynne Matthison Hampden Olaf Mr. Cummings Mr. Lewis Gladys Wynne Ben Field Frank Mills William Furst

Miss Innocence Charms Large New York Audience

Miss Innocence a musical by Harry B Smith drew the New York Theatre crowd last night with Anna Held leading a large cast including Emma Janvier Edith Decker Edith St Claire Eva Francis and Lillian Lorraine. The production staged by Julian Mitchell offered Parisian atmosphere at the Montmartre restaurant and featured Ludwig Englander music with encores for songs like Yankiana Rag.

Miss Innocence Harry B. Smith New York Anna Pon Held Iss Sniffins Emma Janvier Elen Legarde Edith Decker Claire Edith St. Claire Ezra Pettingill Charles A. Bigelow Roland Hall Ee Mont the Marquis de Chabert Sionee Hegeman Angele eMiss Lillian Lorraine Loulou Eva Francis Isle of Innocence Mediterranean Miss Anna Held New York Theatre Miss Held Getti Roland Fitzmaurice Life Guards Lawrance Eer Julian Mitchell Mr. Mitchell Montmartre Paris Ludwig Englander Ezra Pettingill Lawrence D'Orsay Metropolitan Madiyn Summers

The Prima Donna at Knickerbocker Theatre

Fritzi Scheff headlines a lush production of The Prima Donna by Blossom and Herbert at the Knickerbocker Theatre. The cast includes William Harcourt James E Sullivan Ruth Mort Bouccicault and others with colorful café scenes and a satisfying finale.

Henry Blossom Victor Herbert Knickerbocker Theatre Colonel Dutois Clair Bayfield Bordenave William K. Harcourt Armand William Raymond Fernand Drouillard Donald Hall Gaston de Randal Martin Haydon Prosper Rousseau W. MacNamara Eugene de Beaumont Robert E. Clark Mons Beaurivage Ferguson Herr Max Gundelfinger Iinjames E Sullivan Signor Giuseppi Clucicini Phil Branson Baron de Pombal Herbert Ayling Armand Cortes Peter Canova Justine Josephine Bartlett Mile Athenee Fritzi- Scheff Margot iGwendolyn Valentine Mile Mathilde Grace Delmar Mile Fritzi Scheff Fritzi Mr. Blossom Acto Gayee Miss Sc Martin Hayden William Harcourt James E. Sullivan J. Ferguson Ruth Mort Bouccicault Katherine Stewart Herbert Aying Marguerite May Edna

The Blue Mouse at Lyric Theatre in London

Clyde Fitch adapts the German farce The Blue Mouse at the Lyric to suit English audiences. Mabel Barrison leads the cast as audiences applaud the first night. A full review is promised in THD TIMES tomorrow.

Lyric Theatre Clyde Fitch Germany Alexander Eng Julius Horst

War on Sunday Vaudeville Seeks Unified Protests

Manhattan and Brooklyn clergymen plan to close vaudeville on Sundays by forming a united association. Canon William Sheaf Chase urged ministers at a Presbyterian conference to meet January 18, 2009, at Marble Church to organize. The Presbyterian and Methodist meetings approved the effort and other denominations will be invited.

Manhattan Brooklyn William Sheaf Chase Presbyterian Ministers’ Conference Fifth Avenue Marble Coe Twenty-ninth Street Presbyterian Ministers’ Association Methodist Ministers

Madama Butterfly at the Metropolitan with Martin

Last night the Metropolitan Opera House presented Madama Butterfly with Ricardo Martin as Pinkerton replacing Caruso. Martin earned warm applause while Mise Farrar showed improved voice. Toscanini concluded the performance.

Metropolitan Opera House Ricardo Martin Pinkerton Caruso Mr. Martin Mise Farrar Mr. Toscanini Sameon Et Delila Manhattan Mille. Gerville-Readhe Dalmores Comi Mr. Dalmores Mr. Campanini

Marion Terry Stars in Bourget Divorce Drama in Washington

The Washington audience saw the first local performance of Paul Bourget's Divorce a drama denouncing marital dissolution. Marion Terry, sister of Ellen Terry, leads a cast that includes Vincent Serrano Ida Conquest Eben Plympton and John Glendinning in the domestic tragedy.

Washington Paul Bourget Marion Terry Ellen Terry Vincent Serrano Ida Conquest Eben Plympton John Glendinning

Advent Mission Services at St George's Church

Religious notices from St George's Church Stuyvesant Square NYC announce Advent mission services from Nov 20 to Dec 13 led by Rev W J Dawson of London Subjects include How God Works on Tuesday Dec 1 at 4 PM Rector Rev Hugh Birckhead presides.

ST. George’s Church Stuyvesant Square New York City Hugh Birckhead Advent Mission W. J. Dawson London

Sicilian Playbill At Broadway Theatre Enthralls Crowd

Mimi Aguglia and company presented Cavalleria Rusticana and I Carbonara at the Broadway Theatre last night drawing a full house and strong applause for the Naturalistic portrayals of Turridu and family figures. I Carbonara, a two act tragedy by Alfredo Oriani, featured a axes duel and intense love hate drama.

Cavalleria Rusti Cana Broadway Mimi Agugna New York Cavalleria Rusticana Turridu Lola Santuzza Alfio Mimi Aguglia Alfredo Oriani

Dorando and Hayes Meet on Stage at Hammerstein's Victoria

Dorando the Madison Square Garden marathon champion and John J. Hayes London's marathon winner met at Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre last night. A challenge for another race was issued by Dorando and accepted by Hayes. Dorando performed with a monologue by Loney Haskell to a receptive crowd.

Dorando Madison Square Garden John J. Hayes London Hammerstein Victoria Theatre Hayes Loney Haskell

West End to Australia: Annie Russell's Company Plans May Tour

Wagenhals Kemper negotiate with J C Williams for Annie Russell and her company to depart to Australia in May while performing The Stronger Sex at Weber's Theatre. Blanche Bates and Charles Richman set for A Happy Pair at the Broadway Theatre benefit on Dec 11. Claude Gillingwater debuts The Wrong Man at Keith Proctor Fifth Avenue Theatre to strong applause. Vesta Victoria earns praise at Lincoln Square Theatre for new songs. New circus acts from Europe debut at the Hippodrome after Shubert Anderson presentation.

Wagenhals & Kemper J. C. Willams Annie Russell Weber’s Theatre Australia Daniel Frohman Blanche Bates Charles Richman Actors’ Fund Broadway Theatre Claude Gillingwater Fritzi Scheff

Thanksgiving Dressings and Poultry Dishes From Home Kitchen

A home cook shares practical Thanksgiving dressings and poultry recipes. Instructions cover a Southern style bread dressing, creamed chicken or turkey with a sherry cream sauce, creamed eggs, scalloped poultry, and deviled chicken or turkey slices with cayenne and lemon.

Vets win Rose County local option election in Mercer County

In Cincinnati Ohio today the Rose County local option election swung to the veterans by a 227 majority. Mercer County delivered the victory making the outcome official as voters chose the local option favored by the veterans.

New York Times Cincinnati Ohio Mercer County Vets Rose County

Stevenson seeks recount in Illinois governor race

Adlai E. Stevenson prepares a legislative recount after contesting the Nov 3 election results for governor. He asserts a plurality for himself while denouncing the official canvass that gave Charles S. Deneen a 23,164 vote lead. Boeschenstein chairs the state committee says new testimony should be presented to persuade the Legislature.

Chicago Adlai E. Stevenson Charles Dneen Illinois Boeschenstein State Committee Deneen Stevenson

Ex Fire Captain Cosgrove Dies After Durland Riding Fire Heroics

Ex Fire Captain James C. Cosgrove of the New York Fire Department died yesterday at his home in Manhattan at age 53 from an acute liver condition. He rose to captain of No. 40 Engine and earned fame for leading firefighters through a blaze at the Durland Riding Academy on Central Park West. He died after three months in Roosevelt Hospital and resigned on half pay. Funeral scheduled for 10 o'clock tomorrow at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament.

James C. Cosgrove Durland Riding Academy New York Fire Department West Sixty-seventh Street Capt. Cosgrove Thomas Cosgrove Fire Department Durland Riding Academy Sixty-first Street Central Park West Cosgrove Roosevelt Hospital Church of the Blessed Sacrament

Obituary notes for Halstead Cooke Halstead and Knowles

Mrs Elizabeth Mayhew Cooke Halstead dies at 86 in Hawthorne apartment at 188 Central Park South from pneumonia native of Edgartown Martha's Vineyard. Survived by two sons David Crane and Osborn Halstead. Barthold Arthur Johnson dies at home 1184 Madison Avenue, funeral at Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church tonight 8 pm. William Rupert Knowles United States Vice Consul at Nassau dies at Brooklyn Kings County Hospital after pneumonia illness born in Brooklyn 28 years ago. educated at Columbia Law School and worked for his uncle.

Elizabeth Mayhew Cooke Halsetad Gov. Mayhew Massachusetts David Crane Halstead Hawthorne Central Park South Edgartown Martha’s Vineyard David Crane Osborn Halstead Barthold Arthur Johnson Madison Avenue Park Avenue Methodist Episcope Eighty-sixth William Rupert Knowles United States Nassau N. P Kings County Hospital Brooklyn Mr.nowles Columbia Law School

Notable Bahamian sponge skipper also served as vice consul

Sir James Young long active in Bahamas sponge fishing and four years ago was appointed United States Vice Consul. Benjamin W. Van Varick a Jersey City merchant died at 658 Palisade Avenue aged 75, leaving a widow. Elsie J Krementz of Newark died at her home aged 25 with a 15 month old daughter. Charles B. Dickinson died at 830 President Street Brooklyn aged 80 born in Savoy Mass.

James Young Bahamas United States Benjamin W. van Varick Jersey City Palisade Avenue That City New York Elsie J. Krementz Richard Krementz Newark I. J Henry P. Jones Charles B. Dickinson President Street Brooklyn Savoy Mass New England Jim von P Pomery St Aoe City Dear John Casey Cilente Laight Joseph Cilente Wal M. Corbett Montgomery St Harold F. Corbett Corbett Union Course L. J William Corbett M. Dachert Navy George Dachert P. Davidson Bayview Linacity John Davidson A. Dayton Port Jefferson L. I Capt Dayton Denker Somers St Soéphie J. Denker Dickinson President St Charles K. Dickinson Joseph Dimmers Donovan Dean St William Donovan Dwyer Jet Dwyer New York Hospital Daniel Early A. M. Farrell John Farrell Orange N. J Peter Finan Bushwick Adeline Finken Flannigan Chadwick New Mary A. Flannigan Foley E. Mechanic Mary A. Foley Froehner Gillen Greenhood 148Th St Harry G. Ndniood Haggerty East 18Th St Fel Haggerty Gave Avenue Cane Charles Hanson Hubbs Catherine Hubbs Johnson wEllzabeth Peter J. Johnson City Soernan Tellers Bronx Mary Kiere M. Fun Knowles East 21St Flatbush William R. Knowles Kraft Pitkin Marie Kraft Calvin R. Layma Laskowitz Howard St Isaac Laskowits Jasmeten Av McCa McGraw Rose V. McEnroe Mackey Ten Eyck St Osborne Mackey Miller Morris Move Rosina Miller Moran Amt P. Moran More Mullane East 78Th Pt Clara Murray Pilling Patrick Murray Nuriker Odinnell Catherine O' Donn Pierce East Orange Varet Pierce South J Mich Robertson Nort George Robertso Ryan North Charles Ryan Ryan Bedford Stella Ryan Funers Schepfmeyer Fred W Schumacker Hannah E. Shafer Avon Katharine Shafer Shriner Sarah E. Shriner Smith Rada Smith Funes Smith Montgos Alice Smith Snyder George F_ Sn Stotz Pest Herald Tommasi Itgit Agden

Marriages Shower in Newark Jersey City and Hoboken

A list of wedding notices from late November 1808 shows couples married in Newark Jersey City Hoboken Bayonne and Virginia. Names include Carter Boswell Allison Cokefair Hopper Brazier Meister Dempsey Dillon Scully Goldstein Cooperman Greenberg Kessler Furst Lemassena Harding Worman Wishart Olsen Wooten Lyons.

Allison Cokefair Newark N. J Mildred H. Cokefair LeRoy W. Allison Brazier Hopper Jersey City Leah B. Hopper Pete H. Brazier Dempsey —Meister Bayonne Clara Meister Thomas F. Dempsey Dillon—Scully Hoboken Catherine R. Scully John J. Dillon Ea Er Aera Fannie Goldstein Davids Greenberg Cooperman Yetta Cooperman Harry Greenberg Kessler FURST Samuel Kessler Lena Furst Lemassena—Harding Jane A. Hardi Henry G. Lemasee N—Worman Mr. Callison Mary Worman Frederick Steven Wishart Olsen Rose Olsen Joseph Wishart Wooten—Lyons Bertha V. Lyons Jesse KB. Wooten

Obituary notices and funeral announcements from New York 1908

A dense column of obituaries and funeral notices from New York area papers dated Nov 1908 lists names and residences across Manhattan Brooklyn and nearby towns. Entries include Blauvelt Carter Coxe Curtis Doeller Enos Fitzgibbon Greene Halsted Hoff man Ivins Johnson Joy Knubel Os good Rosenthal Scrymser Squier Ufford Vanderveer Woodworth and many others with times and locations for services and interments.

Curtis Lila Morse Curtis S. Curtis D. Morse Clara M. Morse Frank G. Curtis York City Doeller Spacey E A B Margaret J Geog EB. Doel East 140Th St Phical Union Enos Philadelphia Mas Butler D. C Rances Enos. Fitzgibbon Fitzgibbon Marcuserick Fitzgibbon Union Av Bronx St. Peter St. Paul Church St. Ann’s St. Raymond's Greene Isidor Josephine William Max Greene Madison Av Halsted Central Park South Elizabeth Mayhew Cooke David Crane Halsted Hoffman Valatie, & Y Elizabeth C Christian Hoffman Valatie N. Y Park St. Boston Joy Kingston Jesse C. Joy St. Andrew's P. E Central Park West Hartley Stow Rosenthal Sarah Rosenthal Harris Rosenthal I. Lewis Israel H. Rosenthal L. Phillips Philip Kats Joseph Freeman Harney Scharlin Michael Rosenthal Estelle Rosenthal West 114Th St Salem Field Scrymser Elizabeth N. J Clarance H. Scrymser James Scrymeer Hig St. Mark's Place New Brighton Squier Audubon Av New York William Reynolds Harriet L George C Fanny_C. Squier Buffalo Ufford New Haven Conn Sam V. Woodworth Judge Woodworth

Prominent Rubber Trade Figure Fiske Dies After Years in Field

Obituary notes the death of a former Brooky n Rubber Works founder and Brookline rubber trade figure Fiske. He retired three years ago and left a daughter surviving him. Also noted is Mrs Margaret Pierce of Montclair hospitalized after strokes, a longtime East Orange civic leader preparing for a C C U meeting before her illness.

Fiske We Cane Brooklyn Margaret Pierce Mountainside Hospital Montclair East Orange Pierce Prospect Avenue Orange

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Matthison Miss Wynne Anna Held Fritz Scheff IN “the Prima Donna Knickerbocker Theatre the Blue Mouse” AT Lyric Mabel Barrison Madama Butterfly Samson Et Delila Bourget Conducted By Boston Opera House Cornerstone Boston Huntington Avenue Symphony Hall Eben D. Jordan Boston Opera Company Curtis Guild, Jr Henry Russell Opera Ohio County Ilinois J. C. Cosgrove Lemaire Ae Army and Navy Aro É Squire Troy Dutton’s TIMES Ida M. Tarbell Lincoln Jefferson Davis Sunday Times Miss Tarbell David Tiffany & Co Carter—Boswell Charles L. Goodell Marion Virginia Carter Arthur Henry Boswell Woodlawn Cemetery Harlemtrai Grand Central Webster Anee Avenue Iews Rosehill Undertakers Frank E. Campbell Chapela Dusaenesieevian Chelecer
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