Laughing Success At Deutsches Theater
At the Deutsches Theater in Madison Avenue last night Gustav Wied's farce 2 x 2 5 kept the audience amused. Harry Liedtke played the effeminate young husband with sharp humor while the company including Burg Marlow Sauermann Neuendorff Voight and others delivered spirited performances. The plot follows a husband returning to bachelor life, a month in prison for political writing, and a reunion with his wife as political winds shift.
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New Deutsches Theater
Madison Avenue
Gustav Wieéd
Harry Liedtke
Mr. Burg
Mr. Marlow
Mr. Sauermann
Georgie Neuendorff
Miss Trudie Voight
Mary Garden on Adriatic Aerial Exchange
On the White Star line Adriatic Mary Garden and impresario Oscar Hammerstein exchanged breezy wireless chatter while en route. Garden is not yet ready to sing and messages from Melisande aboard arrived with playful replies. The total wireless cost was $12.50.
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White Star
Adriatic
Mary Garden
Oscar Hammerstein
Horse Star in Blue Grass Brings Real Racehorse to The Majestic
Sailor Boy, a famed racehorse, will portray a principal role in Paul Armstrongs Blue Grass at the Majestic Theatre in early November. The horse, owned by Father Bill Daly, has a storied record including a win over Broomstick at Belmont in 1905 and multiple wins for three-year-olds. A paddock scene will feature five other real horses to enhance realism.
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Blue Grass
Paul Armstrong
Majestic Theatre
Sailor Boy
Broomstick
Belmont Track
Brighton
Bill” Daly
Vincent Crummiles
Nicholas Nickleby
Sauer to give piano recital at Mendelssohn Hall
Sauer is scheduled for a Saturday afternoon piano recital at Mendelssohn Hall. The opening concert of the Symphony Society will be at Carnegie Hall next Sunday afternoon with Josef Shevinne as soloist.
Shuberts Sign Finney Conner and Laurel for The Blue Mouse
The Shubert organization announced contracts with Jameson Lee Finney and Harry Conner for roles in Clyde Fitch's The Blue Mouse to be produced locally. Finney and Conner bring juvenile and Hoyt farce experience, while Jane Laurel also joins as a leading female.
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Shuberts
Jameson Lee Finney
Harry Conner
Jane Laurel
The
Clyde Fitch
the Blue Mouse
Mr. Finney
New York
Mr. Conner
Hoyt
Shubert
Dale-Patterson Plans
Francis Colgate Dale son of the late Mr and Mrs Chalmers Dale and Miss Lilian Patterson daughter of Dr Frank Newhall Patterson will be married on Jan 20 in the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The reception will be at the Hotel Astor with relatives and intimate friends invited.
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Francis Colgate Dale
Chalmers Dale
Lilian Patterson
Frank Newhall Patterson
Patterson
West Fiftieth Street
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Mr. Dale
John T. Denny
First Brigade
Thomas Denny
Cleveland Kimball
George Wilson
William Bushell
Miss Patterson
B . Stevens
Hotel Astor
Carl Klein
Europe
Leipsic
Auhere
Dale
New York
New Orleans Hero and Hartford Bride Wed in City
Charles Morgan Hero of New Orleans and Harriet Rupeney Clark of Hartford were married at 4:30 PM by Rev. Joseph H. Twichell at Asylum Hill Church. A reception followed at the bride's mother Mrs. Henry Horton Clark’s home. The couple will sail to England Friday and reside later in New Orleans.
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New York Times
Hartford
Conn
Charles Morgan Hero
New Orleans
Harriet Rupeney Clark
Joseph H. Twichell
Asylum Hill Church
Henry Horton Clark
Hero
England
Cheshire denies engagement report as unauthorized
Harold M. Cheshire, son of English harpist John Cheshire, tells The Times that yesterday morning’s engagement report is incorrect and unauthorized.
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Harold M. Cheshire
John Cheshire
THE
TIMES
Northcliffe party returns from Ottawa visit to Governor-General
Lord and Lady Northcliffe with Mrs Harmsworth and Mrs Douglas Algernon Fennant arrived at the St. Regis Hotel after a trip to Ottawa to see Earl Grey Governor-General of Canada.
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Lord
Lady Northcliffe
Harmsworth
Douglas Algernon Fennant
St. Regis Hotel
Ottawa
Earl Grey
Canada
Social pages from The Homestead Virginia Springs listings
Social notices from Virginia Hot Springs around October 27 show Walter Watson and guests at the Oaks Homestead events and multiple tastings, luncheons, and dinners. Attendees include Nathaniel Moore Albert Lambert Er Bright Dorothy Wilde and many others from New York Philadelphia and St Louis.
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New York Times
Hot Springs
Walter Watson
the Oaks
Nathaniel F., Moore
Albert Lambert
Er. H. Bright
S. A. Knowles
Albert Watson
Robert J. Allyn
Dorothy Wilde
W. J. Cotton
Casino
Sydney Foulks
Elizabeth Lattimer
Eugene M. O'Neill
Patton
E. Francis Riggs
Charles Minshall
Delancey Ixane
Rhode Island
New York
Albert Loeninger
A. Palmer Loeninger
Robert Murray
Témille Stuart
Harry E. Myers
Ralph. W. Thomas
Sydney Webster
Francis Bancroft
James McMillen
Cuthbert Brown
Washington
Irene Catlin
St. Louis
E. P. Earle
Philadelphia
William Fellows Morgan
G. Hines
San Francisco
Alice V. Emory
M. L. Bourg
Remsen
N. J
Robert M. Burnett
Southport, Mass
Off for Europe Today Amid Lighter First Class List
The Campania and Teutonic sail for Europe today with smaller first cabin passenger lists near election day. On the Campania are Lieut. David Erskine James Cunningham J P D Murray EF M Wiley and several others including Mr and Mrs John A Fitch Mrs R D L Deane W A Priest Lee Kertha Keene David Scott Mrs A Sheriff W L S Jackson Mr and Mrs W A Gardner and J Dangerfield. The Teutonic departs from Southampton with Mrs George Ford Mrs Pomeroy J H Westcott Mr and Mrs Otto S Seider Mrs W E Henderson Miss Rosa B Henderson Mrs Whitmore Preston and S B Pomeros.
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Ampania
Ths Teutonic
Ho Ope
Campania
Liverpool
David Erskine
James Cunningham
J. PD. Muray
EF. M. Wiley
John A. Fitch
R. D. L. Deane
W. A. Priest
Lee Kertha Keene
David Scott
A. Sheriff
W. L. S. Jackson
W. A. Gardner
J. Dangerfield
Teutonic
Southampton
George Ford
Pomeroy
J. H. Westcott
Otto S. Seider
W. E. Henderson
Rosa B. Henderson
Whitmore Preston
S. B. Pomeros
Freight Tube Plan Outlined for Manhattan Island
New York traffic leaders discuss a proposed underground freight tube system to move 23 2 million tons annually, reducing street drayage. W G Besler criticizes Interstate Commerce Commission for harming railroads without aiding the public as H J Pierce explains the belt line and tunnel route from New Jersey to Manhattan with transfer stations and street delivery.
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New York Traffic Club
Hotel
Astor
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Manhattan
W. G. Besier
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Besler
H. J. Pierce
Amsterdam Corporation
Manhattan Island
New Jersey
Avith
North River
Pennsylvania
West Shore
Erie
Lackawanna
Lehigh Valley
Central Railroad of
Baltimore & Ohio
Terminal Railroad
Bergen Hills
River
New York
Central
Sixtieth Street
New Salome Dancer Valued by Hammerstein at Opera House
Gospar Hammerstein announces the engagement of Odette Valerie, a Salome dancer who recently wowed London audiences. He praises her beauty and novel artistry and promises a New York debut in a groundbreaking show after she sails today aboard the Touraine.
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Gospar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Mme
Odette Valerie
London
Olive Fremsta
New York
Mile. Valerie
Mantell Wins Sunday-Off Pact for West of Ohio
The manager William A Brady secured abolition of Sunday evening performances for Robert Mantell. This change ends a long-standing constraint used by western theatres, aligning Mantell to debut as Louis XI in St Louis on Friday November 16 instead of Chicago on Sunday.
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Robert Mantell
Ohio River
William A. Brady
Ohio
Mr. Brady
Richard Mansfield
Mrs. Fiske
Maude, Adams
Grace George
Roberts Run Over by Wagon Near Broadway
R A Roberts stage manager for Klaw Erlanger was struck by a wagon on Broadway at Forty first Street while heading to rehearsals for A Kentucky Boy. He suffered serious injuries to his legs and arm and was taken home to the Bronx. Roberts had just married last week.
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Broadway
Fortyfirst
R. A. Roberts
Klaw& Erlanger
Mr. Roberts
Klaw & Erlanger
Bronx
Roberts
Plans Filed to Transform St Luke's Church into New Comedy Theatre
Building plans filed with Building Supt Murphy propose remodeling the former St Luke's Methodist Church at 108 112 West Forty-first Street into a theatre named the New Comedy Theatre. Charles E Force would own it, the 55 by 93 foot site features parquet and two balconies with total seating listed as 107, and the project carries a $45,000 cost.
Mrs Roosevelt Attends Philadelphia Orchestra Opener
Washington October 27 The Philadelphia Orchestra opened its season at the National Theatre with a large audience including the President wife and daughter and many officials. The program featured Tschaikowsky Symphony No. 4 with soloist Mme Louise Hoiner under Carl Pohlig.
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New York Times
Washington
Philadelphia Orchestra
National Theatre
Tschaikowsky
Mme
Louise Hoiner
Carl Pohlig
Social Notes Highlight Early Winter Nuptials and Arrivals
Miss Ada De Acosta will marry Oren Root on Nov 5 with sister Maria as attendant and Hamilton H. Durand as best man. Miss Ethel Parker Sanford and Charles Gordon Martin wed tonight at 8:30 at 320 Central Park West. Edith Dixon Little becomes engaged to Harold Milbank. Lord Northcliffe returns to St. Regis after trips to Niagara Falls and Toronto. New arrivals include Mrs. George McFadden and Mr. C Frederick Wall. Mrs. John H. McCullough heads to Ardsley-on-Hudson for two weeks. Mme. Gadski departs on Western tour from St. Regis. Isidor Straus recovering at home. Mrs. Benjamin Guinness back in town. Mrs. Ernest A Kiltoe of Paris at the Plaza for extended stay. Herman Harjes, Jr. guests at the Plaza.
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Ada de Acosta
Oren Root
Maria de Acosta
Hamilton H. Durand
Mr. Root
Ethel Parker Sanford
Henry S. Sanford
Charles Gordon Martin
Benajah M. Martin
Central Park West
Amid
Frederick
Little
Garden Place
Brooklyn
Edith Dixon
Harold Milbank
Milbank
Sanel Milbank
Yale
Columbia Law School
Lord Northcliffe
Niagara Falls
Toronto
St. Regis
George McFadden
Philadelphia
C. Frederick Wall
Beverley
N. J
John H. McCullough
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Mme. Gadski
Temple Bowdoin
Isidor Straus
Benjamin Guinness
Washington Square
Ernest Aciltseo
Paris
Plaza
New York
Herman Harjes
Morgan & Harjes
Theatrical Notes On Plays and Casts
Pauline Phelps and Marion Short stage a new title changes from A Mountain Boy to A Kentucky Boy. An extra Little Nemo matinee at New Amsterdam on Election Day. The Traveling Salesman hundredth performance at the Gaiety. John R. Rogers again manages Minnie Palmer with A Woman's Curiosity first in Philadelphia. Manhattan Riding Club members witness Dancing Hussars at Irving Place Theatre. Emily A. aon to replace Edith Browning as Marie Krauss Monday at Circle Theatre. Browning retires for throat issues. William Norris engaged to replace Herz as Lucifer in Soul Kiss. Norris starts in Boston next Monday. Harry Lauder named honorary member of Canadian Club. Gertie Millar returns to London next March for a leading role in a new Spring play. Francis Wilson opens November 5 at New Rochelle in When Knights Were Bold with Edna Bruns as leading woman. Ethel Barrymore to begin Hudson Theatre engagement November 9 in Lady Frederick. Cohan and Harris plan Sullivan reunion at New York Theatre November 11. Juliana to play a character part in The Queen of the Moulin Rouge.
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Marion Short
Klaw & Erlanger
New Amsterdam Theatre
James Forbes
Gaiety
John R. Rogers
Minnie Palmer
James M. Barry
Philadelphia
Manhattan Riding Club
Irving Place Theatre
Emily Ann Aon
Edith Browning
Marie Krauss
The
Circle Theatre
Miss Browning
the Girls of
Gottenberg
London
Francis Wilson
New Rochelle
Mr. Wilson
Edna Bruns
Ethel Barrymore
Hudson Theatre
W. Somerset Maugham
Lady Frederick
George M. Cohan
Sam ‘Harris
Sullivans
New York Theatre
Juliana
Actors In Taft Parade Plan for York Ave Showing
A. B. Whitney Jr. told Robert Broderick and the Fremstadt Corps of Mile Mischief at the Lyric Theatre that the twenty four man unit will march in the Taft parade behind the main paraders from the Twelfth District. Broderick appears as the Colonel in command and the corps endorses Taft and Hughes.
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A. B. Whitney, Jr
Robert Broderick
Lyric Theatre
Twelfth District
Taft
Hughes
Quits Russian Orchestra Over Hall Dispute
August Kaikoff, president of the Aschenbroedel Society, ordered the Russian Symphony for Aschenbroedel Hall to stop rehearsing after ejecting leader Modest Altschuler. Altschuler had recently obtained hall permission via Max Nickel, a society member, prompting the final decision to cease use of the venue.
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Russian ‘Symphony Seiety
Aschenbroedel
East Girty-Sixth Street
August Kaikoff
Aschenbroedel Society
Modest Altschuler
Altschuler
Max Nickel
Ink Well Jim Irving Dead and Other Notices
AMES prominent but rough political figure known as Jimmy Irv dies aged about 89. He once hurled an ink well at Speaker Smith M Weed in the old Gas House District and later ran venues on Sixth Avenue and Third Avenue before moving to Brooklyn. Other items note Dr Henry Denton Nicoll’s death at New Windsor and Cardinal Salvador Casanas y Parges of Barcelona dying in Arcella Spain.
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Jimmy
Irv
Irving
Gas House
Smith M.weed
Iving
Sixth Avene
Ole
Mott Street
Newburg
N. Y
Henry Denton Nicoll
New Windsor
New York City
Women's Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
New mM
Rites
Nicoll
Neker Camao
Philnd
Notable deaths listed from various towns including Essex and Newark
Obituaries note the deaths of Mendel Merwin of Milford Mansfield Samuels of Essex County New Jersey Mel Royce Ferris ofField New Jersey Frankie Lewis a spice importer of New York and New Haven frank Smith longtime Governors Island plumber Addeus Markley wholesale cloth dealer of upfield aged 51 and survivor lists with burial in Philadelphia planned for Thursday
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Ders “Mondel
Merwin
William M. Merwin
Filford
Conn
Oberlin College
Mendel Samuels
Isex County
N. J
Newark
Bohemia
Mel Royce Ferris
Testfield
Peeks
Frankie, Lewis
Lewis & Archibald
New York
Boston
Kew Haven
Frank Smith
Governors Island
Quartermaster’s Place
Jameshire
Addeus W. Markley
Wainfield
Albert Markley
Philadelphia
Naomi Markley
H M. Stockton
Upfield
Birth Announcement for Albert M Rettenmaier Son
RETTENMAIER N J to Mr maier announce the birth of a son on the 28th at Newark naming Albert M Rettenmaaier in the notice.
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Rettenmaier
N. J
Mr. Maier
Engagement announced for Gertrude Marx to Morris Peardt
Dr and Mrs Marx of 947 Madison Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude to Morris J Peardt. They will host an at home Sunday afternoon, November 1.
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Leonhardt
Marriages listed in Newark and New York notices
A batch of marriage notices dated late October lists couples from Newark New Jersey and New York City with names such as Porothy Landesman Edward Hirsch and Stella Steckler Nathan souseran cat, Blainche W Dewey and Dr George W Augustin, Mabel Palmer Dr Hatchwell and Irene Mr Baven to William Williams.
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Newark
N. J
Stella Steckler
Nathan Souseran
E. Ashkenas
Obituary notices and funeral details from 1908 era
A collage of death notices and funeral arrangements mentioning many individuals including Mrs. Hodges Mrs. Howell Mrs. Langstroth and others. The items reference interments in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and other locations with multiple dates October 1908 and various family connections across New York New Jersey and Maryland.
Obituary notices from Jersey City and surrounding areas
A lengthy funeral notice listing many residents by name and address with dates and ages. The item compiles deaths and services across Jersey City Newark Hoboken and nearby towns, including Brown and Curran families, and notes funeral times and locations.
Plantation Life Offer for 2000 Acre Estate Investor Group
A middle aged man from New York promotes a plantation of two thousand acres with one mile of water frontage as a passive income opportunity. He invites interested buyers to join on equal terms with a small investment and outlines a definite plan to make the plantation pay for itself. Contact Principal Boe J in Times Downtown.
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Boe
In Memoriam Cleary Mass Mary Cloudly
In Memoriam notices from Newark New Jersey mark the death of Mary Cloudly Cleary. The brief item notes a mass and service date listed as today in Newark with references to A M.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Harlem Trains and Trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery accessible from Grand Central by Harlem trains Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Late price 131 dollars. For Books of Views contact 4855 Gramercy or representatives AFFICE 20 East 230 Street City.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
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