Broadway and New York Theatres Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing of theatre showtimes across Manhattan venues including the Ninety and Wine, The Mocking Bird, The Messiah, The Toreador, The Girl with the Green Eyes, and When Johnny Comes Marching Home. Also notes continuous performances at Proctor's Theatre and various afternoon to evening starts across Empire, Garrick, and Irving theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cademy
American Theatre
Alore
London
PIJOU
Broadway
Silver Shore
Thea
Empire Theatre
Garrick Theatre
Geral
H Opera House
Toreador
H Square
Julius Crear
Irving
Max & Moritz
Knickerbocker
Altar of Madison Shuare
Audrey Manhattan Theatre
Audrey Manhattan Theatre—&—Mary of Magduis. Ih Tns Sang Cristo
New York
Johnny
Pastor
Princess Theatre
Heidelbere Proctor's
Victoria
Wallace’'S
West End
Nee York Daily Tribune News This Morning
Berlin says Germany excluded from arbitral scope as Venezuela pays in cash. Castro accepts Hague arbitration after blockade ends and Venezuelan fleet return. Frank Kimborough dies in London of pneumonia. Andijan shocks disrupt transport. Port of Spain race ends in a tie. Christmas noted. Salvation Army aids thousands. severe winter weather and a deadly Yonkers stabbing.
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Berlin
Germany
Venezuela
Castro
Hague Tribunal
Chamber of Deputies
Hague Tribunel
Frank Kimborough
London
Andijan
Turkestan
Massachusetts
Alabama
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Trees in the Croton Valley Warns Against Riverbank Clearing
The article urges Croton watershed engineers to guard forests along Croton River and tributaries. It argues that woods sustain water quantity and quality, noting clear links between forest cover and springs, streams, and river purity. It cites Wood's Bridge and Pine's Bridge as contrasting examples of wooded versus treeless banks.
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Croton
Croton River
Central Asia
Africa
New York
Croton Valley
Westchester
Putnam
Wood's Bridge
Muscoot Mountain
Pine’s Bridge
Croton Valley water folly and tree cutting warning
The article warns against cutting trees in the Croton Valley as it could ruin New Yorks pristine water supply. It contrasts the pleasant wooded stream with treeless stretches showing murky mud and foul odors, urging careful management to avoid waste and protect a resource vital for generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Valley
New York
Fountain Head
Promises to improve city rail service amid car shortages
In response to mayoral concerns about reduced cars during off peak hours, Manhattan Railway’s G M Skitt pledges full electric train service to meet public comfort and avoid noon rush discomfort. Metropolitan president Vreeland faces critique for resisting concrete discussion, with critics calling for immediate action to end overcrowding and seat shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Skitt
Manhattan Railway Company
Vreeland
The Conception and Realization of Neutrality
An address on neutrality tracing its evolution from medieval warfare to modern maritime rights. It argues neutral duties under Washington Treaty rules are onerous, cites U S leadership in neutral rights, and suggests extending neutral rights or intervention to prevent war, referencing U S actions to end intolerable nuisance and global peace aims.
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American Social Science Association
David Jayne Hill
Milan
Hill
United States
Wharton
England
Great Britain
Dr. Hill
Neutrality and humanity in a changing world of war and peace
The author argues that neutrality, once a blessing, is evolving toward shared responsibility and interdependence among nations. Armaments may, paradoxically, foster peace by enabling collective restraint. Historical examples trace neutrality from 1812 to earlier sea clashes, suggesting future pacifications and a stronger “sovereignty of humanity.”
Color Photography and the Quest for Accurate Reproductions
Color photography advances as naturalist H A Dresser explores three color screen methods to reproduce delicate egg markings. Three plate systems enable better color while noting drawbacks like registration and pigment balance. advances in lantern slides by Sanger Shepherd and others promise easier, wider access for amateurs and professionals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Dresser
Dresser
Bieratadt
Kurtz
Lippmann
Ives
Sanger Shepherd
Poulton
Royal Institution
Navy bill would expand commissions for enlisted sailors
Congressman Bull introduces a measure to raise active list promotions in the navy. Chief boatswains and gunners under forty with two years as warrant officers may become acting ensigns, twelve per year, subject to probation and exams. If failing final tests, they return to warrant rank. This aims to preserve high proficiency while expanding opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Bull
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Memorial at Wellesley for Alice Freeman Palmer
Friends of the late Alice Freeman Palmer plan a memorial at a meeting on Monday December 2 at 25 Beacon Street Boston. Invited by Mrs Charles W Eliot Miss Elva H Young and Lewis Kennedy Morse President Eliot of Harvard will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Freeman Palmer
Wellesley College
Beacon St
Boston
Eliot
Harvard
Charles W. Eliot
Elva H. Young
Lewis Kennedy Morse
President Roosevelt enjoys Christmas recreation at White House
News from Washington reports President Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Robert Ferguson rode out in riding attire after a brief meeting with Secretary Hay. They later joined Captain and Mrs Cowles for a late luncheon and attended a dinner with guests including Senator Lodge and John Elliott. Gifts were given to White House staff, and the President plans long rides daily through New Year assisted by Theodore Jr as he prepares for Groton. A Shelburne Farms house party in Vermont includes Webb and Sloane families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Washington
Hay
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Robert Ferguson
Rough Riders
White House
Groton
Diplomats Celebrate Christmas at Various Embassies
Washington residents report ambassadors and ministers hosting staff dinners on Christmas Day. German Ambassador Herr von Holleben visited New York, while Austrian and Belgian officials hosted relatives. The French embassy marked the season with a decorated table and gifts for staff children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Washington
Herr von Holleben
New York
Austria-Hungary
New-York
Herbert
Percy Sanderson
Mme. de Margerie
Mme
de Margerie
Baroness Hengelmiller
Hayti
Mme. Leger
Baltimore
Legation
Washington Society Notes Include Dinners And Engagements
Representative and Mr John Dalzell hosted an informal dinner with several congressmen and wives. Their niece McKee Dunn McKee will wed Miss Bates on December 27. Mrs Dunn will join her husband in Colorado next week. Teas and matinees honor debutantes and holiday visitors. Mrs Gardiner Hubbard announced the engagement of her granddaughter Gertrude Hubbard Grossman to P Stuyvesant Pillot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Washington
John Dalzell
George Dunn
McKee Dunn McKee
Miss Bates
Gardiner Hubbard
Gertrude Hubbard Grossman
Stuyvesant Pillot
New York
New York Society Hosts Christmas Tree Parties Across Town
In a festive New York scene, prominent families hosted Christmas tree gatherings at mansions on Fifth Avenue and surrounding addresses. Notable events included Mrs Hermann Kichs entertaining Hermann Oelrichs Jr and many young guests, and Mrs Eben Wright hosting for Leta and Anna Wright. Engaged couples announced during the season include Miss Eva Barbey with Baron Andre de Neuflize and Miss Edith Cushing with J Blair Fairchild, linking prominent social networks across international families and diplomatic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Kichs
East Fifty-seventh St
Hermann Oelrichs
Eben Wright
West Fifty-third St
Leta
Anna Wright
Gordon
Kitty Hamersley
Katherine Miller
Gertrude
James
Robert Livingston
Jack” Wells
Mary Wood
Tommy” Bowen
Howland Pell, Jr
Mrs. Wright
Eva Barbey
Baron André de Neuflize
Edith Cushing
J. Blair Fairchild
Miss Barbey
Henry I. Barbey
Baron de Neuflize
Mile. Dollfus-Daviller
Mary Lorillard
Pierre Lorillard
Barbey
Geneva
Switzerland
Tuxedo
Miss Cushing
Thomas Cushing
Charles Fairchild
Boston
United States
Persia
Lloyd Griscom
Trinity Church vestry calls Nashville minister for St Agnes Chapel
The vestry of Trinity Church has called Rev Dr William T Manning of Nashville Tennessee to be vicar of St Agnes Chapel at Ninety second Street and Columbus Avenue. Vestry members visited Nashville two weeks ago for a conference and returned without a decision. A Trinity cleric said he did not know if Manning had been called and that no definite action had been taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
William T. Manning
Nashville
Tenn
St. Agnes’s Chapel
Miss Knox Falls Ill in Washington During Christmas Visit
Rebecca Knox daughter of the Attorney General is ill at her parents home in Washington. She had planned to travel to California and then join relatives for a trip to Japan but canceled the journey due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rebecca Knox
Pittsburg
Port Warden James E. March Ill With Pneumonia
Port Warden James E. March is seriously ill with pneumonia at his home No 37 Marion street. A high physician expresses hope for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. March
Marion-st. High
Notes on the stage and a proposed theatre sanatorium
The note discusses a rebound in theatre attendance in New York led by the Savoy and Fitch play The Taming of Helen, while outlining plans for a charitable actors sanatorium funded by public performances. Promoters, sites in Longmont Carlsbad and Silver City, and offers from Elks, with plans for a doctors committee and an executive committee to begin fundraising. Henrietta Crosman resumes after Christmas with The Sword of the King in Ottawa.
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United States
Robert E. Bell
Denver
Col
Bell
Rocky Mountains
R. W. Tansill
Pecos Irrigation Company
Carlsbad
N. M
M. W. Porterfield
W. T. Cessna
Silver City
S. M
Elks
Lodge of Elks
Henrietta Crosman
Russell Theatre
Ottawa
Ontario
Tristan und Isolde Postponed at Metropolitan Opera
Due to Mme Nordica’s illness the Tristan und Isolde revival is replaced by Lohengrin tonight at the Metropolitan Opera House. Mime Gadski returns as Elsa with Anthes as Lohengrin and De Reszke as Heinrich der Vogler. Mme Kirkby Lunn debuts as Ortrud. Sunday concert features Gadski singing Nordtea's Stabat Mater role.
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Mme. Nordica
Metropolitan Opera House
Gadski
Elsa
Mr. Anthes
Heinrich der Vogler
Edouard de Reszke
Bispham
Herald
Muhimann
Mme. Kirkby Lunn
Metropolitan
Ortrud
Mme. Gadski
Mme. Nordtea
Search for Mutineers Sails From Honolulu
Victoria B C December 25 reports the British cruiser Shearwater has departed Honolulu to search Pitcairn and nearby South Sea islands for mutineers who seized the Leicester Castle after shooting the captain and killing Second Mate Dixon. The mutiny occurred about three hundred miles from Pitcairn, with belief the mutineers may reach shore if not lost at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Honolulu
Shearwater
Pitcairn
South Sea Islands
Leicester Castle
Dixon
British Cable Company bids for half of Fanning Island
The British Cable Company offers to buy James and Henry Bicknell’s half share of Fanning Island, with King Grieg owning the remaining half. James Bicknell will travel to San Francisco to potentially seal the deal after arrival. Honolulu groups plan celebrations for the cable ship Silvertown’s landings and a public meeting. The Waikiki conduit from the landing to the company office nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanning Island
Honolulu
Victoria
B. C
Vancouver
Australia
James
Henry Bicknell
King” Grieg
James Bicknell
San Francisco
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
Merchants' Association
Builders and Traders’ Exchange
Silvertown
Waikiki
Seven Castaways Rescued From Bass Strait Rock
The rescued captain and crew of the ketch Marquise of Linlithgow were brought to Launceston by a steamer after being stranded on a rock two and a half miles from the mainland in Bass Strait. They survived without food or water as waves swept over them for three days before patching a dinghy to reach safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Linlithgow
Launcester
Bass Straits
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Ankers & Brokers
Savines Banks
Weeeare
Apts
Lat & Trust Companies
Anne ‘Winter Resorts
Werk
Marrieges & Deatho
Nee
York
Daily Tribune
Alaska
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Salvation Army
Chicago
Europe
Waldorf-Astoria
Nat” Herreshoff
New Cup
Columbia
Constitution
Newark Firemen's Relief Association
Grace Church
Potter
Yonkers
Cuba
Clutis
Icarus
Phaeton
Bellerophon
Pegasus
Santos- Dumont
Midocean
Baltimore American
Oklahoma
Ferguson
Steele
Philadelphia
McSolomons
C Solomon
Boston Transcript
Maryville
Kan
Missouri
Rock Port
Langdon and Northern
Langdon
Atlanta Constitution
Gruner
W. Seward Webb
Shelburne Farms
W. D. Sloane
George Bird
Frank Exerton Webb
Louis Webb
G. Creighton Webb
Purdy
James Breese
the Diplomatic Corps
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
J. Pierpont Morgan
James Abercrombie Burden, Jr
Frederic Neilson
J. Hampden Robb
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Colonel
Jay
Delia Gurnee
William Rhinelander
Charles Gordon
Alice Barlow Gordon
Morton Burr Stelle
Bay Shore
Long Island
William J. Gordon
Richard Gambrill
Biltmore, N. C
George W. Vanderbilt
Gilbert E. Jones
George Jones
Dodworth's
Mrs. Jones
Sidney Leighton Smith
Miss Scott
No. W. Fifth-ave
Everett Mallory Culver
Butte, Mont
William A. Clark, Jr
Culver
Fifty Eighth-St
Henry S. Redmond
No. 11
East Fifty-fifth-st
Katharine Hays Drake
Harry
ST. Agnes’s
James E. March III
Savoy
Fitch
Clyde Fitch
Henry Miller
Jessie Millward
Richard Harding Davis
Helen
Rochester
Pitcairn Island
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