Henry B Harris Expands Theatres and Stars For Season
Henry B Harris plans a bold season with new stars and plays. Hudson Theatre reopens August with The Spendthrift, then Helen Ware in Between Two Fires. Edeson tours Where the Trail Divides, Rose Stahl stars in The Chorus Lady, and Elsie Ferguson debuts A Matter of Money. Harris also gains control of theatres in Providence Albany Schenectady Scranton and Wilkesbarre by January 1 and will run Jacksons Theatre Bridgeport as booker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Hudson Theatre
Mr. Harris
Helen Ware
Anna Alice Chapin
Robert Payton Gibbs
Robert Edeson
Mr. Edeson
Will Lillibridge
New York
Rose Stahl
Charles Klein
Elsie Ferguson
Criterion Theatre
Chicago
Winchell Smith
Bobby Burnit
The
Republic
Belasco Theatre
Wallace Eddinger
George Benere Chester
Edgar Selwyn
Savoy Theatre
Ruth St. Denis
Edmund Breese
Frank MacIntyre
Percy Meckave
Providence
Schenectady
Albany
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Jackson's
Bridgeport
Conn
Anglin Leads Cast for Antigone at Berkeley Greek Theatre
Margaret Anglin headlines a single performance of Antigone at Berkeley's Greek Theatre California with Eugene Ormonde as Creon and Margaret Anglin as Antigone. Howard Hull Halbert Brown and others fill key roles while UC and San Francisco clubs handle mob scenes. Music by Mendelssohn and English text by Plumper tree. first Greek play at the venue and first Greek role for Anglin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anglin
Antigone
Berkeley
Cal
Creon
King of
Ismene
Frances Jordan
University of California
Bohemian
Othens
de Koven
San Francisco
F. Barthold Mendelssohn
Edward Hayes Plumptree
Miss Anglin
Summer Comic Opera Opens at Plaza Music Hall
Aborn Comic Opera Company begins a summer season at Plaza Music Hall on July 4 with a program including The Mikado and Robin Hood. Ada Meade stars as Yum Yum with Ko Ko portrayed by Robert Lett and the Mikado by Phil Branson in the opening show. The cast also features Huntington May Lillian Swain Eily Spellman Hattie Arnold Charles Arling Philip Fein and George Frothingham in Robin Hood as Friar Tuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Music Hall
Aborn Comic Opera Company
Dodo
Actor Mark Ellsworth Threatens Friend and Is Hospitalized
Actor Mark Ellsworth, 40, former understudy to James ONeill, was removed from R V Hyland's apartment at 230 Riverside Drive and placed in Bellevue Hospital's psych ward after becoming violent. Police report he threatened his host and family and have noted his long-standing precarious health. Mrs Ellsworth is in Wilton, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Ellsworth
James O'Neill
R. V. Hyland
Riverside Drive
Bellevue Hospital
West 100Th Street
Ellsworth
Burlesque and Musical Events Highlight Brooklyn Night Life
Henry B Harris announced volunteers for a charity performance at Arverne L 1 on July 19 for the Infant Asylum. Bert Williams and Rillie Reeves will host a Jeffries Johnson boxing bit in The Follies of 1910 tonight. At the Academy of Music 100 Musical League of Brooklyn members attend The Two Orphans in honor of Frank L Callahan, after which he hosts a league banquet. A H Woods owns the Garden Theatre and plans a full redecorate and refurnish before opening next season with a large roof sign planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Amorg
Arverne
L. 1
Tlebrew
al H. Wilson
Edward M. Favor
Edith Sinclair
Bert Williams
Rillie Reeves
Jeffries-Johnson
Williams
Johnson
Reeves
Academy of Music
Musical League of Brooklyn
Frank L. Callahan
Callahan
A. H. Woods
Garden Theatre
Burke and Johnson Wed in Bloomfield Church Ceremony
Elizabeth W. Burke of New York City and Howard R. Johnson of Bloomfield were married at the Church of the Sacred Heart Bloomfield by Rev. Joseph M. Nardilello. Miss Ann Burke was maid of honor Thomas Flannery was best man May Burke was flower girl. The bridal party then went to the bride’s parents in the Bronx for a reception and they will spend their honeymoon in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bloomfield
N. J
Bronx
Atlantic City
QUICK TO WED AGAIN MRS HOMANS WEDS PROF PARKER
Mrs George Homans widow of the theatrical manager married Prof Edward Charles Parker of the Manual Training School Philadelphia. The ceremony was at the Little Church Around the Corner with Rev Dr George C Houghton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Homans
Edward Charles Parker
Manual Training School of
Philadelphia
Homans
George C. Houghton
Prof. Parker
Broad Street
Fras. Parker
Parkers
Briarcliff Manor
Society Butcher Sues Mrs Dulles Over Auto Smash
Newport news notes a civil action where Mrs. A D Dulles of Philadelphia is to pay damages for injuring the delivering automobile of Edward A Brown the so called society butcher. The court action will proceed tomorrow unless payment is made.
Kept busy social notes from Lenox and Stockbridge society
In Lenox and Stockbridge Massachusetts on June 26 society figures and families are noted hosting guests and preparing summer homes. Among items, Miss Helen Bangs and John Nevin Sayre plan a June 30 ceremony at Manatuck Farm with Mary Bangs as maid of honor and Frank Sayre as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Helen A. Bangs
L. Bolton Bangs
New York
John Nevin Sayre
South Bethlehem
Penn
Manatuck Farm
Stockbridge
Mary E. Bangs
Frank Sayre
William M. Grosvenor
Thomas H. Yardley
St. Paul's Church
van Hemert
Paris
Emma Eames
Sophia Furniss
John Zimmerman
Edgecomb
Sunny Bank Villa
William A. A. Brown
Richmond
W. Harold Brown
Sarah A. M. Brown
Furniss
C. Berry Betts
Charles 8. Mellen
Henry H. Wood
William Russell Adams
Ella Louise Adams
C. A. Smith
James Hale Stimson
J. I. Dixon
Philadelphia
C. Dulith Grugan
Urch Hill
Salome Music Stirs Central Park Crowd in Park Concert
About 8 000 spectators gathered before the band stand as Nahan Franko conducted a twenty five minute Fantasie from Salome in Central Park. Park Commissioner Stover plans a series of promenade concerts on city bridges starting July 4, with crowds moving along the bridges to hear the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garden
Olive Fremstad
Salome
Richard Strauss
Central Park
Nahan Franko
Carnegie Hall
New York
Boston Symphony
Franko
Doebber
Mr. Franko
Jockanaan
Herod
Saiome
Olive Freestad
Hertz
Metropolitan Opera House
Stover
Queensboro Bridge
New York Anchorage
Williamsburg Bridge
The President Dines at Country Club Guest List
Washington June 24 The President dined at the Country Club as guest of Mrs Richard Townsend with few intimate friends including Representative and Mrs Nicholas Longworth and Capt A W Butt. The Navy official's breakfast at Chevy Chase Club drew Longworths and other notables. Senate pair Bulkeley head to Fenwick Conn with Mrs Bulkeley's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Country Club
Richard Townsend
Nicholas Longworth
A. W. Butt
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Fenwick
Conn
Virginias Hot Springs welcomes notable visitors on June day
A large crowd visits the gypsy camp near Ashwood and enjoys luncheons and teas at farmhouses and villa colonies. Notable guests include Judge John B. Knox hosting a Buckboard luncheon for Mr and Mrs Stephen Smith, Mrs Guggenheim hosting at the Daniel Boone Log Cabin, and many social parties at Warm Springs and the Homestead with arrivals from Philadelphia Overbrook and Rich- mond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hot Springs
Ashwood
Villa Colony
Fassifern Farm
John B. Knox
Stephen Smith
James Reed Baker
Elizabeth Baker
Guggenheim
Daniel Boone Log Cabin
C. 8
Borie
Betty Sinnickson
Co. R. Runyon
Rosamond Runyon
Ellen Hart
Bath Alum
Archibald McCrea
Philadelphia
Healing Springs
J. W. Simpson
David Dunlop
Old Colony
Warm Springs
J. G. Woodworth
Stephen Fuguet
Ernest C. Bliss
Decatur Axtell
the Springs
Charles Scott, Jr
Overbrook
Scott
John Ae Sousa
New Fox
Ethel R. White
Florence Ghite
Work Of Women Doctors Reported By A M A
Dr Rosalie Slaughter Morton presented the Public Health Education Committee report at the American Medical Association meeting in St Louis. The committee had not been formed under proper parliamentary law yet conducted a wide health education campaign across forty states with 2250 lectures for 102575 listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Slaughter Morton
American Medical Association
St. Louis
Morton
Women of the
G. W. Wagoner
Medical Society of
State of
Pennsylvania
United Charities Association
House of Delegates
Radium Scarcity Hits London Institute Plans
London medical men warn of radium shortages for the British Radium Institute nearing completion. With radium valued at about 3 million dollars an ounce, the project faces supply problems as a Paris supplier and even Austrian loans fail to cover the needed five and a half grammes. The institute may open in October if supplies can be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Radium Institute
England
Paris
Phases of heredity and environment in Europe debate
The essay in The Medical Record argues crowded cities produce physically and mentally inferior stock. Europe faces acute issues, with Britain studying eugenics and emigration limits. It urges improving living conditions and public health through conservation, clean water, and healthier environments to uplift the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
America
Europe
England
Great Britain
Rousseau
Galton
Pasteur
Koch
Jeffries
Johnson
Grace
Hanlon
Plays By School Children In Public Education Drive
The Educational Playhouse Association plans next season to expand into city public schools. Public School 43 students who staged A Midsummer Night s Dream at Morris High School on June 17 urged repeat performances. The Board of Education supports the project and rehearsals will be held in Bronx Park for The Little Princess, with headquarters at 226 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educational Playhouse Association
Public School 43
Morris High School
Emma Sheridan Fry
Board of Education
Bronx Park
Association
Fifth Avenue
Robert Lippitt Dies at 60 a Providence Industry Figure
Robert Lincoln Lippitt, 60, son of late Gov Henry Lippitt, died at his home 299 Orchard Ave. He retired from Lippitt Woolen Co in 1908 and served as director of Manville Co and other firms. A noted yachtsman and sportsman, he owned Providence’s first bicycle and car and aided the government with his steam yacht Velthea in the Spanish-American War. He held multiple club memberships including the Rhode Island Yacht Club and the New York Yacht Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Providence
R. IL
Robert Lincoln Lippitt
Henry Lippitt
Charles Warren Lippitt
Henry F. Lippitt
Orchard Avenue
Lippitt
Lippitt Woolen Company
Manville Company
Rhos Island Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Pawtuxet Yacht Club
American Association of Masters and Pilots
Velthea
General Assembly
The
Hope
Agawam Hunt
Obituary notes townwide figures pass away
William F. Utley 80 died Friday at 193 McDonough St Brooklyn after a banking career on Wall Street beginning 1869. He directed Cromwell Steamship line and led Federal Valley Coal Co of Marietta Ohio and New Birmingham Land and Iron Co of Texas. John W. Well don 54, retired silk tradesman, died Saturday at 1483 Bedford Ave Brooklyn. George Lord 60, accountant of 130 Clymer St Brooklyn, died Saturday in hospital from injuries from a Manhattan traffic collision. Henry Warren 87 died Saturday at his Boston home leaving a wife and infant son. Rev Dr Adolph Spath 71 died at his Philadelphia home after forty years pastorate at St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church and twenty five years at Mount Airy Theological Seminary. Barney Dolon longservant of John T Severen family died in this city. Constantine Volney King 75 died in his Fifth Ave apartment after short illness leaving widow Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Utley
McDonough Street
Brooklyn
Wall Street
Cromwell Steamship Line
Federal Valley Coal Company
Marietta
Ohio
New Birmingham Land and Iron Company
Texas
John W. Welldon
Bedford Avenue
George Lord
Clymer Street
Eastern District Hospital
Manhattan
Sixth Avenue
Henry
Warren Giled
Beacon Street
Boston
Adolph Spath
Philadelphia
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mount Airy Theological Seminary
Barney Dolon
John T. Severen
Constantine Volney King
Fifth Avenue
Ulness
King
Author sought after anonymous play A Matter of Money
Henry B. Harris ads for an author after A Matter of Money arrives unsigned. Harris has chosen the drama for Elsie Ferguson next season but cannot identify the writer due to missing name and wrapper. He will hear from the author if they call, as he awaits results and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Harris
Elsie Ferguson
Ferguson
Jersey Couple Wed at Midnight
Justice of the Peace Alfred T. Sorensen of Jersey City married John Henry Pinion of 223 Market Street Philadelphia and Maude Rebecca McCurdy daughter of Thomas McCurdy Blackwood Camden County New Jersey at midnight on Saturday. Pinion is a dealer in horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Alfred T. Sorensen
Jersey City
John Henry Pinion
Market Street
Philadelphia
Maude Rebecca McCurdy
Thomas McCurdy
Blackwood
Camden County
N. J
Pinion
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices intended for The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The brief instruction implies submission process for wedding or obituaries via a local office contact. The reference confirms how readers submit life event notices for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Birth Announcements in City Notices
The notices record multiple births with dates in June and addresses in New York. Ahrend, Birns, Bollin, Isenberg, Levy, and Murphy are listed as new parents, detailing whether a daughter or son was born and the family home in Manhattan or nearby areas.
Married names and weddings listed in Madison Avenue paper
A sequence of marriage notices across cities lists June 1910 weddings. Names include Mathilda R Van Siclen and John Sabin Adriance in New York, plus many other couples in Brookline Ridgefield Newark Nyack and surrounding areas with dates June 19 to June 26 and venues Hotel Astor Ridgefield Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriance—Van Siclen
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Av
35Th St
William M. Grosvenor
Mathilda R. van Siclen
John Sabin
Adriance
Low Rance—Reid
Ridgefield
Conn
Roland D. Nullford
Rondheld
John Witherspoon Lowrance
Minturn
Winsor
Herbert C. Sampter
Minneapolis
Walmsley
Rogers
Orange
Mary J. Rogers
Sidney C. Walmsley
Windas
Root
Newark
Florence L. Root
J. Frank Windas
New York State
Haas—Senigaglia
Nyack
Clara R. Senigaglia
Benjamin Haas
Obituary notices and funeral details from June 1910 listings
Multiple brief death notices and funeral announcements dated June 24 to June 28 1910. Names include Abbot Ballin Brightman Buhler Doane Dolan Gunther King and Doremus with service plans, residences, and interment notes. Some entries specify locations New York Brooklyn New Jersey Atlantic Highlands and Sandy Hook connections.
Funeral notices from New York area down to White Plains
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1910 from New York City and surrounding areas. Names include Constantine V King Selzarman Kishida Samuel Penniman Leeds Abbie Temple Elizabeth Case Eliza beth Case To be followed by many residents from Brooklyn Bronx Jersey City and nearby towns with dates and service times.
In Memoriam Notices Published for Franziska Gross and Others
Masses and memorials listed for Franziska Noel Gross at Our Lady of Angels Church and for several others including John J McLaughlin at St Jerome Church Magna Mendel and Paulus Metz er. Unveiling monuments planned at Maimonides Cemetery for Magna Mendel and Lillie Wertheimer with July dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritzheimer
Christina S
Scharrers
P. J
St. Savior’s Church
Brooklyn
Wertheimer
Lillie
Maimonides
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Scranton and Wilkesbarre
the Plaza Music Halls
Bellevue
Johnson—Burke
News OF Newport
Society
A. D. Dulles
Newport
R. L
Committee of Twenty
John Thompson Spencer
Henry A. C. Taylor
Robe Goelet
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Henry Barton Jacobs
Reading Room
Newport Casino
George Peabody Wetmore
George L. Rives
William Watts Sherman
Daniel B. Fearing
Egerton L. Winthrop
Thomas P. Peckham
Angus McLeod
Max Levy
T. T. Pitman
Mrs. Dulles
J. Pierpont Morgan
Grave's Point
John Nicholas Brown
Harbor Court
William H. Faunce
Brown
Old State House
Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati
Asa Bird Gardiner
Oliver Harriman
J. F. D. Lanier
John J. Wysong
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
Thomas W. Stiles
Hugh D. Auchincloss
J. Clarence Sharp
T. Suffern
Newport Golf Club
Caspar F. Goodrich
Charles Helknap, Jr
Arthur Carroll
Annie L. Best
Seaton Schroeder
Jamestown
Elbridge T. Gerry
Electra
Frederick H. Payne
William R. Hunter
Clambake Club
Newport Hospital
Navy Aid Society
Freebody Park
Jeanne Wallach
K. G. Castleman
Navy
Berkshires
Helen Bangs
J. N. Sayre
President
Taft
Washington Society
Virginia
British Institute
States
Robert L. Lippitt
Rhode Island
Times
Ascot
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Calitre
Yale
Society, Sporting, Dramatic, Aviation, and Automobile News
York Times
Adler—Dreyfuss
Irene Dreyfuss
Morris Adler
Brunell—Newman
Bertha Newman
Charles J. Brunell
Dooley
Raymond
Florence Raymond
William G. Dooley
Farrell—Hovey
Catherine M. Hovey
Robert W. Farrell
Finn—Britton
Fanny J. Britton
Arthur Finn
Helmuth—Barrett
Beatrice Barrett
John Helmuth
Herman—Pubenstein
Rae Ruberstein
Armin Herman
Hilsum—Serating
Beatrice Serating
Samuel Hilsum
Hirshberg—Miller
Gussie Miller
Louis Hirshberg
LE _ JEUNE
Daniel
Bertha C. Daniel
Ernest le Jeune
Loeb—Schwartz
Carrie Schwartz
Morton E. Loeb
Marcus—Cohn
Rae Cohn
Milton Marcus
Murnane
Keim
Adelaide Keim
Alan Murnane
Murphy—Dougherty
Laura A. Dougherty
John A. Murphy
Nathan—Ossusky
Bridge Ossusky
A. H. Nathan
Pilliesier
Minnie Mandelbaum
Jacob Ritter
Ros!nbad
Fish
Sue G. Fish
Louis Rosendac
Sims—Chomsky
Elizabeth Chomsky
Barnett Sims
Spifgel
Fphillipson
Lillie Phillipson
Joseph Spiegel
Taylor—Lawerance
Lodge Lawerance
Isido
Divisich
Wenneker
Beatrice Wenneker
James Divisich, Jr
Failing
Webster
Aveline Webster
Henry. R. Failing
Kastacher—Neubauer
Bessie Neubauer
Joseph Kastacher
Moloney
New Jersey
Bird
Cedar St
Brightman
Ray L
Hrightman
16Th Av
Buhler
Park Av
William
Wiliam
Mary Buhler
Doane
Mary Moffet
Ellsworth Doane
James G. Moffet
H. R. Norris
Glen Ridge
Dolan
Barney Dolan
John H. Screven
Gunther
Clara Gunther
C. Volney King
Henrietta Haines Doremus
Edward de la Rosée King
Beaufort
N.C
Sarah Platt Haines
Ae Cornelius Doremus
ST. Mark’s Hospital
St. Mark's Hosital
Herald
H. J. Potosky
de Witt H. Btern
John J. Moore
Carleee D
M. Rutthnaul
Levice
Tealdence
East L6th St
Mary Louise Gardiner
Sidne
Mary Holland -Vernon Gardiner
Delphia
Joseph M. J. Levick
Mount Auburn Chapel
Cambridge
Stocker
Lessie Stocker
West
Frank KE. Campbell
Temple
Abbie
James
Abigail Davis Temple
St. John's Place
N. Y
Thompson
Washington Av
Robert H. Thompson
St. Luke’s Church
Clinton Av
Fulton St
Samuel Williams
Rachel
Pauline
Sadie
Sophie
Stebbins
West Farms
Tne
Ehlers
Louise
P. M. Engelman
Louis J
West 140Th St
Eschert
Mary L
Fisher
Rose
East Sith St
Hogan
Mary
East 127Th St
Keane
Horatio St
Keith
Elizabeth
West List St
Kumm
Pernhard
St._ Pleasant
LOEB
Abraham
Marion
A. XM
McKeever
Thady
West 69Th St
McSweney
Abby
St. Nicholas
Leopold
East 121St St
Anna
Eagle
A. M. Pettig
Lucille D
West 124Th &J
Quigley
Mary A
West End
Seeee Roby
Wilson St
Debevoise St
Saxton
Maurice H
Wallace
John W
Welldon
Long Island
Nammack
Memoriam
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
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