New York Theatres Use Pianos and Automatics in Place of Orchestras
Two New York houses kept regular orchestras. others switched to pianos, automatic players, and offstage drum effects as the musicians union push for higher pay neared, with several houses dropping or reengaging players under a new scale. The Globe, Columbia Theatre, Moulin Rouge, and Gaiety reported reduced ensembles while Hammerstein's Roof Garden touted a "green orchestra" using a grand piano and palms.
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New York
Columbia Theatre
Globe Pores
Moulin Rouge
Hich
Gaiety Theatre
Keith
Union Square
Hammerstein
William Hammerstein
Mmerstein
Playhouse
Bunty
Tme
Kerngood
Musicians’ Union
Union
Mrs J J Emery Weds Hon Walfred Anson in Quiet NYC Chapel
The widow Mrs Lela Emery and Hon Walfred Anson wed quietly at St Bartholomew's Chapel in Manhattan. Relatives present included Gen Charles T Alexander and Miss Alexandra Emery. The couple plan a summer harbor stay after a May engagement, with Anson connected to British aristocracy and Dalhousie joining from Canada.
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Lela Emery
John
Emery
Tat Resort
Henry de Forest Weekes
Frederic Delano Weekes
Sisér
Arthur Delano Weekes
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Alexandra Emery
Tomas
John Emery
East Sixty-eighth Street
Bar Harbor
Gen
Alexander
Washington
Imnnecticut Avenue
Daugher
Nita Alexander
Anson
Harriet Hamton
Duke of Ibercorn
Chioness
Blandford
Ie of
Marlborough
Duchess Buccleuch
E of
Bedford
Earl of Li
Theatrical Notes on Winter Garden Casts
Theatrical notes report Wheaton Quinn and Hoween engaged for The Passing Show of 3912 at the Winter Garden. Molly McIntyre to play Bunty Pulls the Strings at Collier's Comedy Theatre for weeks starting Monday.
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Fina Wheaton
Lew Quinn
Albert
Hoween
Winter Garden
Miss Wheaton
James
Powers
Mr. Quinn
Mr. Howson
Sothern
Marlowe
Molly McIntyre
Bunty
Collier’s Com Édy
San
Gece
Chard Bennett
Social notes on society travelers and events abroad
Families and friends plan European voyages and summers in New York society circles. James Speyer and wife sail July 12 from Waldheim with Oct 3 return on Kasserine Augusta Victoria. Mrs Eugene Philbin and Miss Eugenie Philbin sail Olympic for Paris with Sept 1 return, visiting Dinard and Biarritz.
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James Speyer
Waldheim
Europe
Carlsbad
Eugene Philbin
Eugenie A. Philbin
Paris
Dinard
Biarritz
France
Married in English custom at Pelham Manor church
Miss Helen Malcolm McLaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank McLaughlin and Drelin court Mathews Martin son of William Martin were wed yesterday at Christ Church Pelham Manor in a simple ceremony. Rev Alvert F Tenney officiated and the reception followed at Brook House Pelham. The couple plan a summer voyage to England aboard the Mauretania, returning in September. Attending were relatives from Newport Philadelphia and local families.
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Helen Malcolm McLaughlin
Frank McLaughlin
Drelincourt Mathews Martin
William Martin
West Fortieth Street
Christ Church
Pelham Manor
Alvert F. Tenney
Antoinette Heckscher
Francis Storer
Brook House
Pelham
Martin
Mauretania
England
Malcolms
Newport
Philadelphia
Bowman
August Heckscher
G. Maurice Heckscher
How- T A Mossman
Florence Cartin
Old Sexton's Young Bride Weds Church Sexton at Ascension
Miss Mazie E Decker, 21, wed 60 year old Herbert Henry Jackson, longtime sexton of the Church of the Ascension, in a 5 PM ceremony officiated by Rev Dr Percy Stickney Grant. They honeymoon in the Adirondacks after receiving well wishes from relatives.
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Mazie E. Decker
West Eleventh Street
Herbert Henry Jackson
Church of the Ascension
Percy Stickney Grant
Miss Decker
Jackson
Lillian Dunn
Mr. Jackson
A Ae
Adirondacks
Miss Schiff Weds Robert Oppenheim at Delmonico's
Miss Viola Schiff daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon Schiff of 46 West 13th Street married Robert Oppenheim of Belle Harbor New York at Delmonico's. The Rev Dr Elliott officiated. A dinner followed the ceremony and the couple left for a bridal trip to the Park and points in Colorado.
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Schiff
Robert Oppenheim
Viola Leonie Schiff
Simon Schiff
West Lighty-third Street
Belle Harbor
Delmonico’s
Elliott
Week's theatre bills at Manhattan venues crowded with stars
The Academy of Music stock company staged Hall Caine's The Christian at the Fox Theatre. West End offered Saint Elmo with Corse Psyton stock. Houdini headlined Hammerstein's Victoria with jail breaking feats and a long supporting line. Keith's Union Square featured Detective Keen and acts like Milo and Master Gabriel. Proctor's Fifth Ave showcased Wise and company in a new sketch. The Antique Girl led at the new Brighton Theatre with Fannie Brice and the Jungmann troupe among others.
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Academy of Music
Fox Theatre
Hall Caine
Christian
West End
Corse Psyton
Harry Houdini
Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
McCay and Cantwell
Joe Jackson
Arthur Deagon
Berlins
Victoria Four
Brice
Gonne
Bert Melrose
Ernestos
Adair
Dahn
Adonis
Creature
Keith
Union Square
Detective Keen
Milo
la Belle
Clark
Hamilton
Master Gabriel
Madge Mastland
Muriel
Francis
Jarrow
Lew Hoffman
Thomas A. Wise
Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Carl Schuetze
Hettie Deamm
de Witt Mott
Mary Maxfield
Burnham
Greenwood
Welch
Annie Russell to Star New Princess Theatre Company
Annie Russell will head the Annie Russell Old English Comedy Company at the new Princess Theatre in West Thirty-ninth Street for a nine week season starting November 1. The venture aims to stage classic English plays for children with Beatrice Hereford and Oswald Yorke among key contributors, backed by prominent literary society subscribers including Mrs. Andrew Carnegie and Mrs. J. D. Rockefeller.
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Annie Russell
Princess Theatre
West Thirty-ninth Street
Maxine Elliott
Old English Comedy Company
Miss Russell
Oswald Yorke
F. R. Benson
England
Beatrice Hereford
Malaprop
Chapin
Henry Pomeroy_ Davison
Christian Herter
Elwood Hendrick
Edward C. Henderson
Edward R. Hewitt
Richard M. Hoe
Pierre Jay
Edward Dunham
Carlotta Russell Lowell
A. G. McLean
Samuel H. Ordway
Gue B. Reynolds
Charles Sprague
Dad and Mother A Sentimental Sketch at Fifth Avenue
The one act comedy by Abigail Marshall features Jem Carter and wife Mrs. Jem in a domestic farce. Their daughter Nellie Callahan helps reconcile their differences after a visit, with Tom Wise delivering natural homey humor and Marion Halcombe as the gentle wife. Carl Scheutze provides a harp solo.
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Abigail Marshall
Fifth Avenue
Jem Carter
Pleasantville
Ind
A. Wise
Maria Carter
Marion Halcombe Jennie Sears
Nellie Callahan
Jem
Tom Wise
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Dad
Mother
Mr. Wise
Marion Halcombe
Carl Scheutze
Philharmonic Orchestra
Death of Mme Pangiris in Switzerland noted
Cable from Baltimore reports Mme Pangiris formerly Elizabeth Gerry of Portland Maine died in Lausanne Switzerland on June 28 from paralysis. She will be buried in Rome near her home and former husband Pangiris Bey counselor of the Turkish Embassy. Daughter of Eldridge Gerry of Portland she belonged to the Gerry family. Her sister Mrs David Stewart is seriously ill in Lausanne.
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Mme
Pangiris
Switzerland
Baltimore
David Stewart
Lausanne
Elizabeth Gerry
Portland
Rome
Pangiris Bey
Eldridge Gerry
New England
Mme. Pangiris
Europe
America
Mary Berchmans Mary Gorman Dies After Operation
Miss Julia Gorman died after an operation last Saturday at age 42. She took the vows as Mary Berchmans at 17 in the Ursuline Convent of St Theresa Manhattan. She served as mistress of novices at Middletown and was known as an artist sculptor writer and musician. She leaves her mother Mrs Catherine Gorman a sister Mother Joseph another sister Catherine and a brother Thomas.
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Julia Gorman
Mary Berchmans
Ursuline
St. Theresa
Henry Street
Manhattan
St. Theresa’s
New Rochelle
Sunshine Academy
Ursuline Convent
Middletown
N. Y
Noted engineer Cecil Brunswick Smith dies at 48 in Toronto
Cecil Brunswick Smith, a leading railway and hydroelectric engineer, dies at his Toronto home of cancer at age 48. He helped design or build nearly every hydroelectric plant in America, graduated from McGill, led the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers, and authored several engineering textbooks.
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Toronto
Cecil Brunswick Smith
American
Smith
McGill University
Canad Society of Civil Engineers
Detective Keen and Ma Belle debut at Keith's Union Square
New York theatre features Daniel Frohman first vaudeville venture Detective Keen a one act melodrama by Percival Knight with Palmer Collins Ruby Hoffman Arthur Hoops William Slides and Sterling H. Cheseldine. Also Ma Belle dancer performs in The Garden of Eden despite weak sets and limited rehearsals.
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New York
Keith
Union Square Theatre
Daniel Frohman
Detective Keen
Percival Knight
Mr. Frohmaan
Palmer Collins
Ruby Hoffman
Arthur Hoops
William Slides
Sterling H. Cheseldine
Actors’ Fund
Ma Belle
Centenarian seeks work at Pittsburgh police station
Joseph Robinson, 100, walked into the Center Avenue Police Station and asked Judge Alpern to find him a job. He said he slept outdoors last night and has no place to sleep, but believes he can return to glass cutting after years away. Judge Alpern referred him to Marshalsea authorities for processing.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
Joseph Robinson
Center Avenue
Judge Alpern
Robinson
Actress Mrs Leslie Carter Seeks Bankruptcy Discharge
Caroline L D Payne known as Mrs Leslie Carter faced objections from two creditors in federal court. Judge Hand sent the case to referee Sea man Miller for a hearing. Creditors Leon Laski for Howard P Kinsey and the Great Western Printing Co claim totals of 988 and 987 dollars respectively. Objections allege concealment from her trustee and failure to keep accurate accounts and note a prior discharge within six years.
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Carter
Caroline L. D. Payne
Leslie Carter
Judge Hand
Seaman Miller
Rector Street
Leon Laski
Howard P. Kinsey
Great Western Printing Company
St. Louis
Music on the Piers Tonight in City Programs
Municipal bands perform across multiple piers under the Department of Docks and Ferries leadership. Conductor Arthur Bergh leads West 129th Street program featuring Bergh works and American melodies. East 112th Street conducts Edwin Franko Goldman with selections from Gilbert, Verdi, and Foster.
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Department of Docks and Ferries
West 129Th Street
Arthur Bergh
Ruy Blas
la Source
Delibes
Delibes 4. A. Punchinello
Herbert
Yesterthoughts
Keler_ Bela
Bergh
Capricia
Detiserens
Gilbert
Schubert
America
Barrow Street Bandmaster Mixes Classical and Popular Selections
Jay Nova conducts a program titled Star Spangled Banner and Morning Noon and Night Waltz with marches overtures and medleys. The program includes Moonlight Bay Fantasie Gems from Stephen Foster and selections by Basie and others.
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Barrow Street
Jay Nova
Star Spangled 7 Banner
Eworsereoed
Kovena
Moonlight Bay
Wenrich
Stephen Foster
Concert Program for Market Street and Brooklyn Stage
A concert program lists pieces conducted by W. B. Mygrant on North Second Street Brooklyn with selections including Star Spangled Banner, overtures from Tancred and Robin Hood selections, Dixieland songs, Waltzes, marches and medleys by De Koven Strauss Warren Olcott Mosskowski Langey Ringleben Lampe and others amid a two street venue listing.
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Market Street
Charles A. Prince
America
de Koven
Henneberg
Wenrich K
Aldteufel Eacham
St. Lo
Lampe
Stars and Stripes Forever
Eecces
North Second Street
Brooklyn
Mygrant
Weldon
Rossini
Strauss
Warren G
Myrald Land
Olcott
Mosskowski
Langey
Robin Hood
Ringleben
Music in the Park Tonight at The Mall Central Park
A concert program lists Kaltenborns Orchestra performing overtures and arias including Il Guarany Manon and The Gondoliers with pieces by Massenet Offenbach and Chopin. The event begins at 8 p m and features violin and horn solos plus other selections. Also notes Swift & Company weekly fresh beef sales in New York.
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Central Park
Kaltenborn
la Hee
Robert Reitz
Franz Kaltenborn
Ecg Landenhahn
Kisgecoweld Ga Juges
Raymond
Thomas A
Aubade Printaniere
Lacombe
Badinage
Jose
Strauss Leon
the Gondoliers
Chopin-Bartlett
Swift & Company
New York
J Henry Alexandre Dies at 65 After Yearlong Illness
J Henry Alexandre 65 died at his Shore Acres summer home Fort Wadsworth S IL after a yearlong illness. He was VP of the National Hunt and Steeple Chase Association and held multiple racing memberships. Survived by wife and five children. funeral to be held from Shore Acres tomorrow morning.
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J. Henry Alexandre
East Sixtyseventh Street
Shore Acres
Fort Wadsworth
S. IL
Mr. Alexandre
Francis Alexandre
Frank
John E
Joseph J
Alexandre
Cuba
Mexico
Ward Line
National Hunt and Steeple Chase Association
Jockey Club
Union
Riding
Metropolitan
New York Yacht, Aero
Coney Island Jockey Club
Richmond Country Club
Pauline Onativia Townsend
Gertrude Jerome
Samuel Adams Clark
Elizabeth Lawrence
Frederick N. Lawrence
Bayside, L. I
Virginia Lawrence
Mary Lees
Frederick Francis Alexandre
8S. I
Julius Krakauer Dies at 67 Former Piano Firm Founder
Julius Krakauer, piano manufacturer and founder of Krakauer Brothers, died Sunday in Far Rockaway Long Island aged 67 from a complication of diseases. He built a major East Coast piano business with factories on Fourteenth Street Cypress Avenue Bronx and a third in Brooklyn. He resided at 143 West 131st Street and is survived by a widow and a daughter.
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Orange
N. J
Lord
Kells
Ireland
Orange Camera Club
Corinthian Lodge
A. M
Knights of Pythias
Sarah Horner
George S. Mott Doremus
Rockaway Presbyterian Church
New Brunswick
Joseph Horner
Doremus
James N. Bookstaver
Rutherford
Book Staver
Bergen County Herald
Bookstayer
John Clark
Leggett Avenue
Brooklyn Manor
Queens
Cape Vincent
N. Y
Watertown
Woodruff
Flower
Julius Krakauer
Far Rockaway
L. I
Krakauer Brothers
Fourteenth Street
Cypress Avenue
Bronx
Brooklyn
Krakauer
West 131St Street
Notable Obituaries and Deaths Across New York Area
An obituary list notes Frederick Adee aged 82 of Brights disease at 473 Westminster Road Flatbush and a widow and son survivor. Mary Jane Esterbrook, widow of James Esterbrook, dies at home of her son William in West 158th Street from heart disease. John J. Pearsall, 60, stock broker at 52 Broadway, dies of apoplexy. Thomas C. Nellis, 45, dies of Bright’s disease. longtime Metropolitan Life executive. Clarissa May Lyman Whiting, widow of John B. Whiting, dies in New York. details of lineage given. Hugh Olvane y, 58, ex policeman, dies after apoplexy. John Marshall Cullis, 62, American Truss Company manager, dies at Yonkers home. Ex Assemblyman George W. Housell dies in Trenton at 61. Mrs Clara Anna Spaulding dies at Greene’s Inn Narragansett Pier. William Lord, artist and amateur...
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Cohalan
Duchess of Manchester
Consuelo Yznaga
New York
Henry B. Hollins
John L. Cadwalader
Frederick Ogden Beach
William Angus Drogo
Duke of Manchester
Alexander F. Drogo
Mandeville
Mabel
Edmund BE. F. Montage
Mary Alice Montagu
Emelie Yznaga
Havana
Antonio Yznaga del Valle
San Pedro Street
Aguiar Street
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Ellen Yznaga
Pigrey
United States Steel
Southern Pacific
Superior Coal Company
Ferdinand Yznaga
Natha Lister-Kaye
H. B. Hollins & Co
Viscount Mandeville
Manchester
Grace Church
New York City
Queen Victoria
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Helena Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Eugene Zimmerman
Ann Arbor
Frederick Adee
West 158Th Street
Esterbrook
Brooklyn
John J. Pearsall
Fenimore Street
Flatbush
Broadway
Manhattan
Thomas C. Nellis
Edgecombe Avenue
Bright
Mr. Nellis
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Clarissa May Lyman Whiting
John B. Whiting
Frederic H. Lyman
East Orange
Hugh Olvaney
South Heighth Street
Eastern District Hospital
Olvaney
Seventh Ward
Clymer Street
Bridge
John Marshall Cullis
American Truss Company
Arthur Street
Yonkers
N. Y
Cullis
George W. Housell
Trenton
N. J
County Freeholders Board
Clara Anna Spaulding
George Spaulding
Greene’s Inn
Narragansett Pier
R. E
Spaulding
Henry Roser
Savannah
William Lord
Barry
Catherine
East 80Th St
P. Cronin
Denis
M. Delaney
Mary
Columbus
Aemeneres Esterbrook
Mary J
West 158Th St
Fay
Ee Williams
David
East 18Th St
Heckroth
Louis C
West Houston Bt
Krause
Karl
Edward J
Alexander
P. Mills
Charlotte
East 55Th St
M. Moehring
East 161St St
A. Nellis
Thomas C
Edgecombe
Stewart
James
East 27Th ‘St
Sweeney
George
Teber
Max
East Slat St
Ag Williams
George R
East 50Th
Adee
Fred
Westminster Road
Allen
John
Bosch
Walter
Sebastian
Himrod St
Winchester
Agnes E
Volunteer Hospital
Marriage and death notices telephoned for NYT insertion
Notice advises that marriage and death notices intended for The New York Times can be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The item is a routine classified notice about submission methods for personal life announcements.
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New York Times
Bryant
Born. WOTIZ.-June 28, Newark, N. J., to Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Wotlz son.
The Newark New Jersey area welcomes a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Wotiz born June 28. The family reports a healthy child.
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Wotiz
Newark, N. J
Mark H. Wotlz @ son
Marriages Listed Across New York Area Dates in June and July
A collection of marriage notices from New York area churches and towns lists nuptials in late June and early July 1912. Entries name couples such as Lela Alexander with Alfred Anson, Teenie Birnbaum with Max Handelsman, and Helen McLaughlin with Drelincourt Mathews, among others, with venue and officiant details.
Memorial notices and funeral details flood New York area
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from New York and New Jersey appears, detailing names, ages, residences, and service dates. entries include Alexandre Fort Wadsworth Staten Island. Blauvelt East Orange New Jersey. Brown Elizabeth New Jersey. Carlson San Diego. Cousins Atlantic City and Brooklyn. Glabys a child. many others with service times and burial plans.
In Memoriam Clara Taylor Cornwell
In loving memory of Clara Taylor Cornwell wife of Howard Cornwell who died July 2 1911 in her 39th year Devoted mother of Taylor and Katharine Cornwell Also notices for Minna Standan and memorial events at Washington Cemetery on July 4 at 5 PM and an incomplete entry for Imona Bridget death in July
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Cornwell
Clara Taylor
Howard Cornwell
Taylor
Katharine Cornwell
Standan
Minna Standan
Washington
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