Doll's House brings out Nora's modern edge at Daly's
A Rome-like review notes Mme Komisarzhevsky as Nora in Ibsen's Doll's House at Daly's. The performance relies on self restraint and verbal limits, with gestural signals and clumsy methods. The critic finds the play's drama still potent, especially in the final act, though the actress's approach may serve her own expressiveness more than Ibsen's intention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thien
Mme. Komigarzhevsky
Ibsen
Nora
Daly's
Mme. Komigezhevsky
Agnes Soria
Mrs. Fiske
Nazi
Mme. Komisarzhevsky
Jas
Mme
Komi Parzhevsky
Nora Thera
Krogstadt
Helmer
Bence
Especi
Performance Review of Rank and Cast in Local Play
The passage notes Dr Rank's withdrawal to await death with strong performance by K V Bravich who appears portly for the role. It mentions Torwald played by Feora, Mrs Linden by Shilowsky, and Krogstad by Orloff as the principal cast, adequate though not brilliant.
Father and the Boys at Empire theater in four acts
A summary of George Ade comedy Father and the Boys as presented at the Empire starring William H. Crane. The plot follows widowed father and his two sons through misadventures featuring romance and mistaken fortunes. The article notes Crane’s praise for audience reaction and character dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ade
Empire
Lemuel Morewood
William H. Crane
William Rufus Morewood
Forrest Orr Lomas Jefferson Morewood
Robert. MacKay Major Bellamy Didsworth
Fred W. Sidney
Percy Brookett
Bod
Harry Dodd
Edward Donnelly
Margraret Dale Emily Doneson
Dan Collyer
Higbee
Ie Sateen Scott Dailey
Mr. Holton
Gabriel
Raveneile Fyans
Bessie Brayte
Miss Abott Returns in Rigoletto at the Metropolitan
Miss Bessie Abott sings in Rigoletto at the Metropolitan Opera House after a year away, praised for beauty of voice but criticized for lack of stage presence. Gravina, debuting as Sparatucle, appears from Italy to fill bass roles. overall performance described as spiritless with weak stage management in Act II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Abott
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Mr. Conried
Metropolitan
Minnie Sembrich
Caro
Gravina
Higoletto
Nat Goodwin Stars in The Easterners at Garrick
The Easterners a four act piece by George Broadhurst staged by Nat C Goodwin at the Garrick Theatre. It follows Easterners in California mining life with mistaken identity and a guardian plot ending in comic resolution. Goodwin delivers a blend of humor and pathos while supporting players add charm and vivacity to a lively audience–pleasing performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elay
George Broadhurst Garrick
John Warden
Nat
C. Goodwin
Ike Robbins
Neil O’ Brien
Morley Crawford
Alter E. Hitchcock
Bruce Morton
Bud Woodthorpe
Snc
John Ahlberg
Minerva Ringler
le Verne
Dora Johnson
Justina Wayne
Janet Robbins
Diva Marelda Manile Carter
Rene Kelley
Grace Morton
Edna Goodrich
George Broadhurst
Garrick Theatre
Nat C. Goodwin
California
East
West
Bermuda
Goodwin
Nat Cc. Goodwin
Anglo German theatre planned in Berlin under Mme Illing
Capital subscription funds a new Berlin theatre led by Mme Meta Illing, ex-Lessing Theatre star. It will stage American and English plays in English with mixed casts and aims to show German audiences quality American drama, countering views that the US lacks merit. Opening is planned for October, with Illing touring to recruit talent in New York and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mme
Meta Illing
Lessing Theater
New York
America
Mme. Ulfing
Germany
United States
Mineling
London
Garden in Pelléas et Mélisande at Manhattan Opera House
Pelléas et Mélisande returned to the Manhattan Opera House for a fourth performance drawing a large audience. The familiar cast featured Miss Garden with Mme Gerville-Reache and Messrs Perier, Dufranne, and Arimondi under the baton of Mr Campanini.
Sothern Stars in If I Were King at Lyric Theatre
E H Sothern returns as Francois Villon in Justin Huntly McCarthy’s If I Were King at the Lyric Theatre. The Vagabond poet’s devil may care mood softens to romantic sentimentality amid strife and love. Sothern shows ease and grace with varied effects as the star, supported by a capable company, delivering spirited charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
E. H. Sothern
Francois Villon
Justin Huntly McCarthy
Mansfield Treasures Sold At American Art Galleries Sale
The Richard Mansfield sale at American Art Galleries drew a large crowd though fewer regulars attended. Pottery, porcelains, tableware, Hogarth prints, and stage portrait collections sold for 3397 dollars. notable pieces included a Napolean snuff box etched by Ruet for 25 and a Crown Derby dinner set for 175. A new tableau curtain for the New Amsterdam Theatre measured 30 by 50 feet and fetched wide interest. paintings will be sold this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mansfield
Hogarth
Napoleon
Ruet
Delarche
Cook
John Wells
Mr. Mansfield
New Amsterdam
Manager Harris Weds as Cohan Party Attends
Special to The New York Times reports theatrical manager Samuel H. Harris wed Alice Merrill of Boston in Long Branch New Jersey. George M. Cohan and his wife served as best man and matron of honor. The couple left for a brief honeymoon at Lakewood after the ceremony. In Columbus, Richard Carle opened Mary's Lamb adapted from Mme Mongo dina with a noteable Paris and London pedigree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
Samuel H. Harris
George M. Cohan
Alice Merrill
Boston
Cohan
Justice of the Peace
James S. White
Carl McDermott
Harris
George
M. Cohan
Lakewood
Columbus
Ohio
Richard Carle
Paris
London
Carle
Marguerite Merington Announces Broadway Cast For Until We Meet Again
The full cast for Marguerite Merington's new spring Broadway play Until We Meet Again was unveiled last night. Lead talent includes Eugene Ormonde Josephine Victor Seymour Rose Russel Bassett Rodgers Lytton Verne Armstrong Mabel Carruthers Dickie Delaro Adelaide Lambert Mildred Hutchinson and Adelaide Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Merington
Broadway
Eugene Ormonde
Josephine Victor
Seymour Rose
Russel Bassett
Rodgers Lytton
Verne Armstrong
Mabel Carruthers
Dickie Delaro
Adelaide Lambert
Mildred Hutchinson
Adelaide Hutchinson
Barrie Play The Admirable Crichton Revived in London
J M Barries The Admirable Crichton was revived today at the Duke of York Theatre London with a strong cast and was received with great enthusiasm by the audience.
Broadway Figures Change Casts and Debuts Tonight
Margaret Slington resumes art in The Thief at the streum Theatre in Atlantic City. Flora Juliet Bowley is withdrawn from The Rector's Garden at the Bijou Theatre and will join another Henry B. Harris production with Miss Eileen Errol as Bertha Cooper. The Fifth Commandment by Ludwig Anzengrubers debuts tonight at the Irving Place Theatre in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Slington
Atlantic City
Streum Theatre
Flora Juliet Bowley
Bertha Cooper
Dustin Farnum
Rector's Garden
Bijou
Henry B. Harris
Eileen Errol
America
Ludwig An
Recitals Next Week Include Damrosch and Munkasey
Walter Damrosch plans two more explanatory piano recitals on Debussy and Melisande next Tuesday at the Lyceum Theatre. Jan Munkasey will give a violin recital at Mendelssohn Hall this evening at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
Debusey
Melisande
Lyceum Theatre
Mendelssohn Hall
Jan Munkasey
Hitchcock Trial Date Set for March 10 in Grand Jury Case
Judge Blanchard in the criminal branch of the Supreme Court fixed March 10 for the Raymond Hitchcock indictment trial. The court granted defense motions for an in spection of Grand Jury minutes and a special jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hitchcock
Blanchard
Supreme Court
Hitchcock
Leaders take oaths to uphold Constitution in Honduras uprising end
The President, Vice President, and Supreme Court magistrates swore to uphold the Constitution before the National Assembly, marking the completion of the republic’s return to normal conditions. In other items, Britain and Japan near an agreement on trade mark protections in the Far East. a funeral for King Carlos of Portugal and the Crown Prince. and Prussia reports 7,298 personal crisis cases in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegucigaipa
Honduras
Supreme Court
National Assembly
London
Great Britain
Japan
Far East
Carlos of
Portugal
Philippe
Pope
Military moves and retirements detailed by U S War Department
Washington March 9 A list of officer reassignments retirements and postings. Capt L D Green recalled for Illinois militia duty First Lieut O Lusk incapacitated and retired First Lieut H L Butler reassigned to New Orleans staff First Lieut D M McKell sent to Chesapeake staff Capt D W Hand to Fort Barrancas Major H J Gallagher becomes Purchasing Commissary in Seattle Lieut Commander F I Sandoz J L Jayne J M Reeves assigned to Newport Washington General Board New Hampshire Ordnance officer Lieut C W Forman retired Feb 27 Medical Inspector J E Gerdner to Marine Recruiting Boston Surgeon J C Thompson to Secretary of War office for special duty.
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New York Times
Washington
Illinois
L. D. Green
Militia of
Lusk
Twelfth Cavalry
H. L. Butler
Coast Artillery
Artillery District of
New Orleans
D. M. McKell
Chesapeake
D. W. Hand
First Field Artillery
Fort Barrancas
A. L. Rhoades
H. J. Gallagher
Seattle
F. I. Sandoz
Naval Training Station
Newport
J. L. Jayne
Bankrupt Coal Co Sued for 1 800 000 in Bond Fraud Suit
Slater Trust Company of Providence sues Randolph-Macon Coal Company of Missouri and others in U S Circuit Court alleging fraud in bond sales totaling 1 800 600 as the company allegedly mortgaged 40 000 acres not owned, leaving asset ownership only to mine. The case names Central Trust Company Hegeman Read Gardiner and others with Delmas Towne Spellman lawyers. The company failed in bankruptcy after a strike and demand drop.
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Holt
United States Circuit Court
Slater Trust Company
Providence
R. I
Randolph-Macon Coal Company
Missouri
Central Trust Company
John R. Hegeman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
James T. Gardiner
Mexican Coke and Coal Company
William A Read
William A. Read & Co
Gardiner
Hegeman
Read
United Bondholders
United States
Randolph-Maconigal Company
Moberly
Central *Trust Company
Mackay& Co
Nassau Street
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Delmas, Towne
Benjamin F. Spellman
Broadway
Joline, Larkin & Rathbone
J.N. Wallace
Cornelius N. Bhss
Adrian Iselin, Jr
A. D. Jullard
John 8. Kennedy
James Speyer
William A. Read
Wall Street
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad
Alliance Assurance Company of London
Imperial Insurance Company
Allis-Chalmers Company
Bank of New York
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company
Subway Realty Company
Twin City Rapid
Pennsylvania Coal Company
East
Sixty-second Street
Strong & Cadwalader
Charles E. Kushmore
Rushmore, Bisbee, Hogers & Stern
Bisbee
Alfred Stieglitz seeks mandamus to restore Camera Club
Alfred Stieglitz plans to apply for a mandamus next Monday to compel the Camera Club to reinstate him. Through attorney G Herbert Engelhard he has served papers on Charles I Berg club president returnable next Monday. He says he was expelled for reasons linked to a controversy with advisory members Colgate admits being misled and new member Colgate apologized. Berg declined comment.
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Alfred Stieglitz
Camera Club
G. Herbert Engelhard
Nassau Street
Charles I. Berg
Monay
Steiglitz
Arthur Codgate
Colgate
Berg
Lost watch found by E S Coe on West 82nd Street
The Times notes a woman missing a watch in the Lighty First Street and Madison Avenue area may recover it via E S Coe who offers to restore it. It also mentions M L Hillhouse seeking the finder of a black alligator bag lost Feb 26 from the Pennsylvania Ferry House to a Jersey City train, with a liberal reward for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lighty-first Street
Madison Avenue
the Times
E. S. Coe
West Eighty-second Street
THE
Times
M. L. Hillhouse
West Ninety Eighth Street
Pennsylvania Ferry House
West Twenty-third Street
Jersey City
Hillhouse
Germany Eyes Monopoly Grip on Standard Oil Crisis
Washington would welcome German aid in crushing Rockefeller interests as Germany reportedly plans to buy and refine crude oil at government plants and may tax imports. Standard Oil officials warn a German monopoly could disrupt U.S. crude supply and trigger tariff retaliation, yet some see possible competition if Germany limits itself to distribution.
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United States
Standard Oil Company
Germany
Standard of Company
Standard Oil
Greece
Standard Oi Company
Standard Oils Export Department
Koumantan
America
Washington
Woul
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Nat Goodwin
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Notes of Foreign Affairs
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