Romeo and Juliet revival fills the Academy of Music stars Sothern and Marlowe
The revival of Shakespeare’s tragedy at the Academy of Music features B D H Sothern and Julia Marlowe as joint leads. Miss Marlowe’s Juliet draws enthusiastic calls, praised for naturalness and charm, while Sothern’s Romeo delivers vigor and emotional depth. Supporting turns by Frederick Lewis, Rowland Buckstone, and Miss Ina Goldsmith accompany period scenery and costumes.
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the Academy of Music
Chotus
William Harris Escalus
Bric Blind
Paris
Balthasar
eFrederick Roland Sampson
Malcolm Bradley
Harry Rabon
Montague
Helena Head
Alma Kruger
Miss Marlowe
Ina Goldsmith
Ethel Gray
BD. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Academy of Music
Romeo
Queen Mab
Hattie
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
William Harris
Juliet
Olga Nether
Ele
Mr. Sothern
Frederick Lewis
Friar Laurence
Rowland Buckstone
Peter
Sothern
Academy
Edward German
Gluck
The Narrow Path seen at Hackett Theatre
A New York review pans The Narrow Path by John Montague at Hackett Theatre calling it amateurish and dull. It notes weak plot dull lines and limited strong acting with Bertha Clark Gladys Barnett Consuelo Bailey and Irene Osher in key roles.
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John Montague
Hackett Theatre
Bertha Clark
Gladys Barnett
Osher Lou Black
Eeccesees
Georgia Lawrence Marie Simpson
Marion Ballou
Dorothy Rossmore
Dick Strong
Frederic Perry Frank Dunn
Parsons Montrose Castonville
Joseph Dailey
John Montaigue
New York
Ida Conquest
Frank Dunn
George Parsons
Frederic Perry
Panama
Europe
Miss Clark
Miss Conquest
Consuelo Bailey
Irene Osher
Vaudeville bills fill Colonial Alhambra American Music Hall
The Colonial presents Pauline the French hypnotist and a varied lineup including Claytor White Marie Stuart Lee Harrison and others in a George W Hobart farce Cherie. Eva Tanguay leads the Alhambra bill with Montgomery and Moore and more acts. Sydney Drew stars at the American Music Hall with Billys Tombstones and other numbers. Bert Williams headlines Keith and Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre week with The Jonah Man and Nobody. Photoplay and live acts accompany the Eden Musee with photophone singing. Jack Johnson appears at Hurting Seamon's Music Hall with The Bowery Burlesquers.
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Pauline
Claytor White
Marie Stuart
George W. Hobart
Cherie
Lee Harrison
Sidney Deane and Company
Island
Howard
Techornoff
Animals
Klein
Ott Brothers
Nicholson
Bessie Valdare
Melrose and Kennedy
Sydney
Billy
Fujiko
Henry Lee
James J. Morton
Dollye Tove
May Ward
Collins and Hart
Burton
Jordan
Minna K. Hurst
Mile
Louise
Swan
Bernard
Éeuce
Bruce
Keith and Proctor
Rovenue
Bert Williams
Williams
Walker
Jonah Man
Nobody
Prescelle
Elmore Sisters
George Spink
Lasky
Bowers, Walters
Hurtig & Seamon
Music Hall
Bowery
Sir Charles Wyndham to star in Mollusc at Empire Theatre
Broadway speculation ends as Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary Moore are announced to appear at the Empire Theatre for two weeks beginning June 7 in The Mollusc. Alf Hayman confirms Wyndham’s limited return while other Frohman cast members sail aboard the Lusitania. Ticket sales open next Thursday at the Empire.
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Broadway
Sir Charles Wyndham
Coronia
Mary Moore
New York
Charles Frohman
Mr. Wyndham
Empire Theatre
Miss Moore
London
Shuberts
Garrick Theatre
Frohman
Alf Hayman
Sir Charles
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Caronia
Hayman
Wyndham
Charles Wyndham
Lusitania
Charles Wynham
Forest Robinson
Beatrice Frebes-Robertson
William Seymour
The
Empire
Marie Dressler Returns to New Amsterdam Stage
A large audience welcomed Marie Dressler back at the New Amsterdam Theatre roof garden. She starred in The Boy and the Girl with support from Harriet Standon, Burrell Barberette, and others. Lively moments centered on Dressler and her song Y la, while the rest of the cast delivered mixed comic moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Amsterdam
Miss Marie Dressler
New York
Miss Dressler
Richard Carle
H. L. Heartz
M. E. Rourke
Barney Bernard
Edward M. Favor
Toby Lyons
Felix Fantas
Y-la
Harriet Standon
Katie
Burrell Barperette
Final Gambol of the Lambs at the Metropolitan Opera House
The Lambs staged a final gambol for the Actors Fund at the Metropolitan Opera House last night. The crowd filled the venue to capacity and the program, well received, included added numbers. About 500 Lambs Club members plus the gambol participants will tour Luna Park today as guests of Frederic Thompson to recuperate from a demanding week.
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of the Lambs
Metropolitan Opera House
Actors’ Fund
The
Lambs’ Club
Luna Park
Frederic Thompson
Dinner to Robert Watchorn Honored Immigration Chief
Ex Commissioner of Immigration Robert Watchorn will be guest of honor at a June 10 dinner at the Hotel Astor, hosted by friends and admirers. A large committee includes Seth Low, George B. Cortelyou, Bishop Greer, and Oscar S. Straus, with J. Cleveland Cady presiding and remarks from several ex-secretaries and clergymen.
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Robert Watchorn
Hotel Astor
Mr. Watchorn
Seth Low
George B. Cortelyou
Bishop Greer
J. M. Bugkley
Thomas Darlington
William Jay Schieffe
Aked warns against doctors politics of religion clash
Rabbi Charles F. Aked denounces clergy intrusion into medical work at the New York Medical College and Hospital for Women. He argues ministers lack medical training and warns of scandals, hypocrisy, and eroding religion if clergy pursue physician powers.
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New York Medical College
Tertullian
St. Augustine
Edinburgh
Simpson
Adam
Eve
Boston
Aked
Robertson
Brighton
England
SAILING TO DAY TRANSATLANTIC LINERS LIST PASSENGERS
The Kaiser Wilhelm II and the Rex ships sail today with numerous named passengers including Mr and Mrs S L Allen Mr and Mrs S A Arnstein and many more. The Rijn dam Rotterdam also sails with a long list of travelers. Passengers arriving yesterday include Mrs R de Marees Dutch minister's wife and others aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam and Minnetonka in London.
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Kaiser Wilheem I
Bremen
S. L. Allen
S. A. Arnstein
Benjamin Benquiat
Edward H. Harriman
Harold Brown
James M. Cahn
Rufus Cole
W. R. Eckart
Simon Guggenheim
Frank Hannan
A. V. Williams
Kingdom
J. K. Livingston
Admiral Marix
Charles C. Moore
Albert G. Morganstern
T. B. Mott
United States
Paris
Archer V. Pancoast
Oscar von Pass
J. Hemsley Johnson
A. van der Laan de Bie
T. M. Playfair
B. E. Perrie
Ralph Robinson
H. H. Schiff
Adolf Tausig
J. A. van Deer Voort
Barton H. Wise
William G. Wood
Alfred Ziegler
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
R. de Marees
Washington
Henry F. Huntington
Harriet Keating
W. Putnam
Georgia S. Ruggles
Frederick W. Clark
Ward van Allen
Annie O’brien
Brooklyn
Minnetonka
London
Joseph S. Ulman
Turkish Workers Needed at Home Repatriation Commission Formed
A Turkish citizen reports that Dr Salaim Bistan y and the Turkish Parliament have established a repatriation commission. The body will urge Turkish subjects abroad to return home and reestablish themselves in trades and industries to aid Turkey’s commercial progress.
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Salaim Bistany
Turkey
Doyle writes morality play The Fires of Fate for Lyric debut
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle frames a philosophic theory of life in a morality play The Fires of Fate. The piece centers on a man tempted to commit suicide and the later events reveal the folly and wickedness of that choice. Production at the Lyric is set for June 15.
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NEW York Times
London
Arthur Conan Doyle
the Lyric
American Ambassador Reid Hosts Dorchester House Reception
In London on May 31 the American Ambassador and Mrs. Reid hosted a large Dorchester House reception for American delegates to the International Chemistry Congress. Several hundred guests attended, with many foreign delegates and diplomats present. The couple were aided by J Ridgely Carter and Mrs Carter, Lieut Commander and Mrs John H Gibbons, and the Third Secretary and Mrs Arthur Orr.
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London
Reid
Dorchester House
Diplomatic Corps
J. Ridgely Carter
Carter
John H. Gibbons
Arthur Orr
Engagement of John M Toucey and Grace Walker Allen
John M Toucey of Garrettson New York announces his engagement to Grace Walker Allen daughter of Charles A Allen of Worcester Massachusetts. Toucey’s mother is Mrs Eugene de Raimbouville formerly Carrie T Husted and he is the grandson of John M Toucey longtime New York Central Railroad official. Grace Allen travels with family and stays at villas in Paris and Normandy.
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John M. Toucey
Garrettson
N. Y
Grace Walker Allen
Charles A. Allen
Worcester
Mass
Toucey
Eugene de Raimbouville
Carrie T. Husted
Charles Ayres Hubbard
New York
New York Central Railroad
Ocean
Miss Ruprecht and Mr Potts to Marry at St Luke's Convent
The marriage of Miss Fanny Louise Ruprecht daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Ruprecht of Washington Heights to Charles Edwin Potts of Flatbush Brooklyn will take place today at noon in St Luke's Convent 141st Street. Owing to the illness of the bride's mother no reception will be held.
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Fanny Louise Ruprecht
Philip Ruprecht
Washington Heights
Charles Edwin Potts
Flatbush
Brooklyn
St. Luke’s Convent
141St Street
Ardsley
Tarrytown
John D. Archbold
Howard , Carroll
Edwin Gould
Clowry
John D. Rockefeller
Enid Locke
Charles E. Locke
West Sixty-ninth Street
Lowry Gillett
Evansville
Ind
Miss Caroline R Grosvenor Engaged to Morris Congdon
Newport May 81 Special announces the engagement of Miss Caroline R Grosvenor of Newport and Providence to Morris Congdon of Providence. Mrs Grosvenor and daughter just returned from Europe. Miss Grosvenor is expert whip and devoted to outdoor sports. No wedding date set.
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New York Times
Newport
Caroline R. Grosvenor
Providence
William Grosvenor
Morris Congdon
Miss Dora Lichten Weds Dr Falk at Delmonico’s
Miss Dora E Lichten daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris G Lichten and Dr K George Falk were married yesterday by Dr John Elliott. The bride a Barnard 1904 graduate. the groom an officer in Columbia University physics department and a 1901 Columbia and 1905 Strassburg alum. A breakfast for relatives and friends followed at Delmonico's.
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Dora E. Lichten
K. George Falk
John Elliott
Morris G. Lichten
Barnard
Department of Physics
Columbia University
Columbia
Strassburg
Delmonico’s
German Cruiser Bremen Lands 140 Men Amid Salutes and Song
The Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm arrived at Hoboken with 140 sailors and ten naval officers bound for the Bremen. A morale-filled greeting followed as the Bremen band played patriotic and American tunes and the passengers joined the singing from the rail. A stoker named Max Friedrich survived a severe injury when a sea knocked him into machinery and a tourniquet saved his life. 580 marks were raised by passengers for his medical care.
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Lloyd
Hoboken
Bremen
Lloyd Line
Max Friedrich
Pannenberg
Volkert Volckens
Burgomeister
Berlin
Southampton
London
Society notes of departures and weddings among New York elites
Mrs Fitzhugh Whitehouse arrives on the Kronprinz Wilhelm with relatives and plans a New Port and Eastbourne Lodge summer stay. Notables at events include Herbert Judson and Mrs Judson at a National Arts Club dinner. Enid Locke and Lowry Gillett wed at 4 pm with a small reception. Several others book sailings on Bremen and Kaiser Wilhelm II amid estate gatherings at Ardsley and Tarrytown.
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Herbert Pratt
Judson
University of Chicago
National Arts Club
Frank Chapin Dray
Notable Obituary Roundup of Public Figures and Local Officials
PEDRO C MEYRELLES bandmaster who accompanied President Grant and longtime Leavenworth Soldiers' Home musical director died in Kansas City. THE REV MICHAEL J BRENNAN chaplain of St Marys College Plainfield NJ died after months of illness. he once served as chaplain at St Michael's Hospital Newark. WILLIAM F CUNNINGHAM son of the late W F Cunningham and heating chief for the Board of Education died at 89. widow and two daughters survive. MRS ELLEN HICKS COYLE died at 75 at 185 Ralph Avenue Brooklyn. she leaves three daughters and five sons. WILLIAM KEPPEL BOLITHO a Manhattan silversmith died at 39 from apoplexy. married two weeks earlier to Anna Cranston. ROBERT A HAGGERTY prominent Newark detective died at 76 after ten days illness. former state detective bureau chief and Democratic party figure leaves a son and two daughters.
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Pedro C. Meyrelles
President Grant
Leavenworth Soldiers
Kansas City
Portugal
Michael J.brennan
St. Mary’s College
Plainfield
N. J
St. Michael's Hospital
Newark
Seton Hall College
American College
Rome
William F. Cunningham
W. F. Cunningham
Board of Education
Prospect Heights Hospital
Washington Avenue
St. John’s Place
Brooklyn
Bright
Jerome Avenue
Victoria Roof Opens After Rebuild With Rural Show
Hammerstein's Roof Garden atop the Victoria Theatre reopened for the season last night. The crowd filled the garden as goats, sheep, a cow, ducks, chickens and even chimpanzee Fitzsimmons drew attention amid new shrubs and repainting. Performers included Heloise Titcomb La Belle Americaine on horseback, the Seldoms marble pantomime, Haven and Sidney dancing, Charles Ahearne cycling, Lester the ventriloquist, Rice and Prevost Bumpty Bumps, Princess Rajah Cleopat cra dance, Hoey and Lee, and Wilson among others.
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Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
Fitzsimmons
Farmer Wilke
Heloise Titcomb
la Belle Americaine
Seldoms
E Haven
Sidney
Charles Ahearn
Ina
Lester
Rice
Prevost
Princess ‘Rajah
Hoey and Lee
Astings
Wilson
Emmett Corrigan shines in Keegan's Pal at Schenectady
Special to The New York Times Emmett Corrigan stars as Peter Raeburn in Keegan's Pal by Paul Wilstach at Schenectady. Raeburn, once a pal of Keegan, becomes a successful lawyer who handles Keegan after the Eastman robbery is confessed and the loot is recovered. Hammerstein hires Marguerita Sylva for New York and Philadelphia venues in Paris news.
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New York Times
Schenectady
Emmett Corrigan
Hammerstein
Marguerita Sylva
Paris
Opera Comique
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Philadelphia
Mrs Mary Schoonmaker Dies at 90 in Plainfield
Mrs Mary Stockton Schoonmaker aged about 90 died at her daughter Mrs F H Andrews home in Plainfield New Jersey. Widowed to James Schoonmaker Pittsburg she was guest of honor at Pittsburg centennial as oldest native resident. Survived by four sons Col J M Schoonmaker Pittsburgh George B F W and S L Schoonmaker all of New York and three daughters Mrs James J Brown Asheville Mrs L Wood Pittsburgh and Mrs Andrews Plainfield.
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New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Mary Stockton Schoonmaker
Joseph Stockton
The
Alleghanies
F. H. Andrews
James Schoonmaker
Pittsburg
Col. J. M. Schoonmaker
George B
F. W
S. L. Schoonmaker
New York
James J. Brown
Asheville
N. C
L. Wood
Andrews
City
Campbell
Trotter
Mary H. Trotter
Joseph Trotter
Philadelphia
East 29Th St
Vail
Skowhegan
Paris banker and senator Eugène Gouin dies at date
Eugène Gouin a member of the Senate and President of the Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas board died today in Paris He was born in 1818 The death marks the loss of a prominent French financier and public official with a long career in banking and politics
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Paris
Eugéne Gouin
Senate
Banque de Paris Et Des Pays-Bas
Marriage and death notices intended for The New York Times
Notice states notices of marriage and death should be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for insertion in The New York Times.
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New York Times
Bryant
Marriages Recorded for May Brides in Local Listings
Irene Brown wed Richard J. Conlon. Jeanette Slevin married Benjamin Eber. Margaret Finn joined William S. McKay on May 29 May 30 and May 380 references appear in the notice.
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Brown
Conlon
Irene Brown
Richard J. Conlon
Eber—Slevin
Jeanette Slevin
Benjamin Eber
McKay
Finn
Margaret Finn
William S. McKay
Obituary notices and funeral listings from New York area
May 1909 notices list numerous deaths and funeral times across New York City and New Jersey. Entries name individuals with residences in Manhattan Harlem and Brooklyn, plus Jersey City and Newark. Services are at churches, private homes, or The Funeral Church 241 West 23d Street. interments at Ridgewood and Woodlawn.
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Fannie EF
West 23d St
Campbell Building
Goshen
N. Y
Erie R. R
Washington Cemetery
In Memoriam Notices for Morris Fisher McAviney and Harrison
In Memoria Charles Morris and Nellie Fisher remembered with masses at St James Newark and Harrison church. Philip McAviney mass scheduled in New Jersey on June 5 8 8.
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Fisher
Nellie
St. James’s
Newark
N. J
McAviney
Philip
Church of the Oe Harrison
Undertakers Frank E Campbell Ambulance Service
Frank E Campbell undertakers operate chapels at 241 243 West 234 with ambulance service and telephone contact 1324 Ch for arrangements and transfers in the city.
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Frank E. Campbell
West
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Tain
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DR. Aked
R. Simpson & Co
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Colum Cleaning
West Ath St
Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Reids
Chemical Congress
Miss Grace Allen
Garrettson, N Y
Potts-Ruprecht
Falk—Lichten
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Social Notes
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Miss Coffin
East Nineteenth Street
Tyrol
John Henry Coster
East Thirty-fifth Street
Waters Pianos
Waters
Waters Autola
Fifth Ave
18Th Street
Victoria
Hammerstein’s
Summer Garden
Mary Schoonmaker
the Alleghanies
Eugene Gouin
United Tungsten Lamp Co
Herald Square
DERBY
S. Gruhn & CO
Blaney
Pateng
Columbus
Buffalonian
Buffalo
West Shore
R. R
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Soearae
Direc Landay Bros
Tiffany
East 46Th Street
Pano
Buck
Martha J
J. Judson Buck, Jr
William H. Peck
Myrtle,v
Jamaica
Ridgewood
Cecil
Parker W. Page
Summit
Fredericka R
John Rogers Cecil
West End
el MacGregor
John C. Wilson
John & George T
James B
Agnes B
Edgar Wilson
Ae Eee
CORLE
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Teat
CAVE
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Carl
LMAN
Henry
East Northport
Elinor
Bueneral
Musano
Frank
East Sith St
Johann
Eral
Yoli
Dorothy M
Smith
Mount Kisco
MaorGity
To-Aay
Sweeney
Catherine
Thomas
Otto
Apy
Westerfeld
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Dolan
Frances J
Douglas St
Evans
Charles D
Funesing
East 19Th St
Foden
Sarah E
Buffalo Av
May
Smellie
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Ridgefield Park
N. Dey
Morris
Charles Bris
Lyde
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