The House of a Thousand Candles at Daly's Theatre
A Meredith Nicholson adaptation at Daly's Theatre features E M Holland as Bates. The review praises his refined, humorous performance and notes the play’s eccentric mansion setting, implausible plot, and several theatrical moments. The cast includes John Marshall Glenarm, Marian Devereaux, and Pickering amid a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Nicholson
Daly's Theatre
Ea@mund
Milton Holland
Bates
de Butler
Mr. Holland
New York
John Marshall Glenarm
Glenarm
Thornhill
Goldsmith
Wakefield
Timothy Dexter
New England
Jack Glenarm
Marian Devereaux
Walter Scott
Woodstock
Pickering
Old Glenarm
Peris
Frank E_ Ai
Mr. Holland Sister
Thersa
Edna Conroy Merian Devreux
Mabel Roebuck Giedys
Olivia Armstrong
Mary Elizabeth Forbes
Miss Adams Returns in Quality Street at Empire Theatre
Miss Adams stars as Phebe Throssell in Barrie’s Quality Street at the Empire, drawing praise for charm and contrast. The English domestic comedy, set in a Regency town, showcases her versatility from schoolteacher to coquettish ballroom beauty, with a warm audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Adams Frst
Phebe Throssell
Barrie
Knickerbocker Theatre
Empire Theatre
Phabe Throssell
Werwick
Salisbury
Devizes
Phebe
Susan
Jane Austen
Phoebe
Adams
Maude Adams
Wv. Weing
The Secret Orchard at the Astor Theatre Review
The Secret Orchard played last night at the Astor Theatre with unchanged cast. Mr Mansen stood out for his character insight and steady, expressive acting, while the play argues that infidelity is a constant temptation though such sermons rarely restrain wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor Theatre
Mansen
Miss Robsen at Madison Square Theatre Through Week
Miss Robsen’s engagement at the Madison Square Theatre ends this week. She portrays an elderly spinster with a clever, tart, and kind heartly demeanor in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mery. Next week Chicago-bound, The Reckoning will be staged with Miss Katherine Grey.
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Berkeley Theatre
Katherine Grey
Anna Held Reappears at the Broadway Theatre
Miss Anna Held returns to the Broadway Theatre in Parisian Model style with a reentry performance. The Parisian Model piece showcases Held’s stage presence and allure, drawing audiences to the Broadway venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Broadway
Mrs Le Moynes Readings At Lyceum Theatre
Elocutionist Mrs Le Moyne returns to the Lyceum Theatre this afternoon for a second reading of Macbeth Critics note her Shakespeare studies and experienced, clear delivery She plans another reading next Friday January 10 and a third on January 14 for audiences seeking refined recital of poetic drama.
Mr Goodwin At The Grand In An American Citizen
Mr Goodwin was warmly welcomed at the Grand Opera House last night in An American Citizen. The comedian, still sharp and entertaining, uses dry banter and keen timing to move the play with humor and a hint of feeling. His return provides bright stage presence and overall pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Grand Opera House
Funabashi at Casino Theatre Delights with Return of Maud Fulton
A lively review of Thomas W. Ryley's Funabashi at the Casino Theatre notes its wholesome Park Row humor and crowd appeal. The return of Maud Fulton as Macy Bloomingdale Saks earns warm applause along with strong turns by William Rock, Vera Michelena, Alice Fisher, Percy Ames, and Walter Percival. Cast and staging by Ryley receive praise for precision and appeal across three Japan-set acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funabashi
Thomas W. Ryley
Park Row
Irvin Cobb
Maud Fulton
Macy Bloomingdale
Japan
Yley
Florodora
Belle of
Mayfair
Fifth Avenue Theatre Devotes to High Class Vaudeville
Variety at the Fifth Avenue Theatre shifts to high class vaudeville with a lively bill. A satirical operatic contest between Conried and Hammerstein via Herbert and Hobart, performed by The Song Birds led by Burress, drew hearty applause from a large audience. Flo Irwin’s troupe in Mrs Peckham's Carouse sparked laughter, while The Bars in Blue and Lena Maarder the Soldier Amazon impressed.
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Fifth Avenue Theatre
Vauudeville
Conried
Mr. Hammerstein
Victor Herbert
George W. Hobart
William Burress
Flo Irwin
Lena Maarder
Amazon
Fields and Ward
Bobby North
Bradley Martin and Company
Jessie
Jack and Jerry
Fifty-Eighth Street Theatre Diversified Bill Pleases
A varied program at the Fifty-Eighth Street Theatre last night pleased the audience. The Empire City Four and Jewell's Mani kins performed, Waterbury Brothers and Tenny gave a musical act, Urbani and Son showcased European acrobatic skill, and The Dude Detective farce with Byron and Langdon drew cheer. Charles L. Fletcher and Elsie Harvey also appeared to good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-Eighth Street Theatre
Empire City Four
Jewell
Waterbury Brothers
Tenny
Europe
Urbani
Harlem Opera House Stages The Three of Us
Beatrice Morgan and John Craig deliver the leading turns in Rachel Crothers play at Harlem Opera House with fidelity to Western life. The production features a strong cast including George Howell Louise Randolph Robert Hill William Norton Dudley Hawiey Louise Brunelle Emilie Melville and Ethel Wright in a well mounted presentation.
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Rachel Crothers
Madison Square Theatre
Harlem Opera House
Beatrice Morgan
John Craig
Rhy McChesney
George Howell
Louise Randolph
Robert Hill
William Norton
Dudley Hawiey
Louise Brunelle
Emilie Melville
Ethel Wright
425th Street Theatre Big Week Billing
The bill at this theatre this week features Alec Hurley and his coster singers Valerie Bergere with A Bowery Camille the Powell Cottrell Company in a circus act the Crane brothers Kenorah the Four Lukens the Elite Musical Four Callahan and St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Hurley
Coster Singers
Valerie Bergere
Camille
Powell-Cottrell Company
Crane Brothers
Kenorah
The
Four Lukens
Elite Musical Four
Callahan
St. George
Stunning Grenadiers headline Union Square Theatre show
The Union Square Theatre featured Jesse Lasky's Stunning Grenadiers a statuelike girl drill group with military precision and singing. Other performers included the Spissell brothers Mack James Harrigan Armstrong Clark Mile Mignonette Kokin Galietti monkeys Mr and Mrs Allison and Leon Rogee adding variety to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square Theatre
Jesse Lasky
Grenadiers
Spissell Brothers
Mack
James Harrigan
Armstrong and Clark
Mile
Mignonette Kokin
Galietti
Monkeys
War spectacle at the Hippodrome debuts “The Battle of Port Arthur”
The Hippodrome enhances its program with the war spectacle The Battle of Port Arthur by Owen Davis. Shown for the first time last night to a large, enthusiastic audience, it will run until further notice and may be enjoyed twice daily alongside The Auto Race and The Four Seasons.
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Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Owen Davis
English Version of Straus Opera Introduced in Philadelphia
At the Chestnut Street Opera House in Philadelphia on January 6 the first U S English three act version of Straus Viennese operetta A Waltz Dream was staged. Charles A Bizelow plays Joachim the thirteenth with Sophie Brandt as Frenzi the directress of a ladies orchestra. Catherine Inganoff Josie Sadler Magda Dahl Edward Johnson and Edwin Wison have major roles.
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Philadelphia
Straus
Chestnut Street Opera House
Charles A. Bizelow
Joachim XIII
Sophie Brandt
Frenzi
Catherine Inganoff
Josie Sadler
Magda Dahl
Edward Johnson
Edwin Wison
Met adds Greek, Roman works to 1907 collection display
The Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled recent accessions largely from classical antiquities, part of the annual 1907 purchase funded largely by the Rogers Fund. Highlights include Greek and Roman marbles, bronzes, and vases, with a notable archaic statue fragment and a delicate rider relief, plus a disk thrower bronze and a Roman spotted panther. Also on loan is a Christ blessing panel, with authenticity questioned, as St Gaudens preparations for a March exhibition proceed.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum
Europe
Rogers Fund
John Marshall
Robinson
Professor Furtchingler
Metropolitan Museum
Bulletin
Paris
Pardon Clarke
Stanford White
Lorenzo Costa
Rodman Wanamaker
Anton Mor
Christ
J. Pierpont Morgan
Purdon Clarke
St. Gaudens
Opposition for George Ade in Republican Delegates Race
La Porte January report says George Ade may seek a Chicago 1928 Republican National Convention seat. Will R. Wood, Lafayette politician, has announced candidacy as delegate and is backed by longtime district leaders, seen as favored by established politicians.
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The
Tribune
la Porte
Ind
George Ade
Chicago
Will R. Wood
Lafayette
Hill Heads Missouri University President
Columbia Mo January 6 A Ross Hill dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and a director of the School of Education at Cornell University was chosen president of the University of Missouri to succeed Richard H Jesse who resigned. Jesse’s resignation takes effect September 1 1908 and Hill will assume office at that time.
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Columbia, Mo
A. Ross Hill
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Education
Cornell University
University of Missouri
Richard H. Jesse
Jesse
Hill
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Listed
Prominent guests checked into hotels including G. E. Carr of St. Louis at the Belmont, Thomas S. Wright of Wilmington at Buckinghm, Elihu Root secretary of state in Gotham, Thomas C. Jordan of Chicago at Majestic, John S. Drum of San Francisco at Manhattan, H. Woodruff of Tampa at Martinique, Dantel L. Hart of Wilkes-Barre at St. Regis, J. R. Price of Pittsburg at the Waldorf Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
G. E. Carr
St. Louis
Buckingham
Thomas S. Wright
Wilmington
N. C
Gotham
Elihu Root
Washington
Majestic
Thomas C. Jordan
Chicago
Manhattan
John S. Drum
San Francisco
Martinique
H. Woodruff
Tampa
Fla
ST. Regis
Dantel L. Hart
Wilkes-Barre
Waldorfastoria
J. R. Price
Pittsburg
Weather Forecast and Local Record for January 6 1908
The Weather Bureau reports a low barometer east of the Mississippi with a central Gulf storm and another disturbance in Lake Superior. Temperatures largely unchanged with a fall in north-central states and a rise in the Northeast. Rain or snow expected in the Middle Atlantic and Lake region. fair, moderate temps elsewhere. Special localities note rain or snow in New England and New York, with varying winds. Detroit region partly unsettled. Local record shows yesterday's high 32, low 16, and average 24 compared with last year and thirty-three years prior. Local forecast calls for rain or snow today and tomorrow with brisk southwest to east winds. Eastman Hotel, Hot Springs, Ark., opens Jan 25 1908.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Lake Superior
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Middle
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Paci
Middle Atlantic
Lake
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsyvania
Weather Bureau
Commander H. H. Hosley Obituary at New York Yacht Club
Commander Harry Hibbard Hosley U S Navy was found dead at the New York Yacht Club where he had lived for some time. He suffered asthma and was worn by a Manila trip with the big drydock Dewey which he led to a successful issue. Lieutenant David C Hanrahan was called in from the Army and Navy Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hibbard Hosley
United States Navy
New York Yacht Club
Manila
Dewey
David C.hanrahan
Hosley
Army and Navy Club
Death of Commander Hosley Linked to Port Duty in New York
Commander Hosley died likely of natural causes after attending a Sunday night club event. He had served as Supervisor of the Port of New York aboard the government boat Vigilant until Saturday night. Captain James D. Adams and Lt. W. F. Bricker were among those notified. the body was moved to the Naval Hospital in Brooklyn and burial is expected in Washington. Hosley, born 1857 in New Hampshire, rose through naval ranks from 1875 to full commander by 1904 and served in the Spanish-American War aboard the San Francisco.
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James D. Adams
Brooklyn Navy Yard
W. F. Bricker
Hosley
Norris
Oliver D. Norton
United States Navy
New York
Paul <. McDonnald
Naval Hospital
Bricker
Brooklyn
Navy Department
Housley
Washington
New Hampshire
Naval Academy
United States
San Francisco
Buffalo
Manila
Dewey
Death of Rev Dr Elijah R Craven in Philadelphia at 82
The Rev Dr Elijah Richardson Craven longtime secretary emeritus of the Presbyterian Board of Publication died at his Philadelphia home in his eighty third year. Born March 28 1824 in Washington he studied at Princeton and Princeton Theological Seminary and served Newark as pastor and later led denominational affairs. Survived by two sons Commander John E Craven and Rev Charles I Craven and two daughters Margaret and Evelyn Green Craven funeral set for Woodlawn Presbyterian Church Philadelphia tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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Elijah Richardson Craven
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Third Presbyterian Church of
Newark
Philadelphia
Dr. Craven
Washington
Princeton University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Lange
Craven
Presbyterian General Assembly
Commodore Tingey
van Rensselaer Moore
New York
Bishop Moore
Virginia
John E. Craven
Charles I. Craven
Presbyterian Church
Mattituck
N. Y
Margaretha
Evelyn Green Craven
Woodlawn Presbyterian Church
Pine Streets
Penn
Ell Richardson Craven
Third Presbyterian Church
N. J
Woodland Presbyterian Church
Pine Sts
Mount Pleasant
Rev Dr James M Crowell dies at 81 in Philadelphia
The Rev Dr James M Crowell a longtime Presbyterian Church leader and Princeton alumnus died at his Philadelphia home at eighty one. He served as president of the Board of Education of the Presbyterian Church and secretary of missions of the American Sunday School Union. He sat on Princeton University’s board of trustees for years and was among two survivors of the class of 1848.
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Philadelphia
James M. Crowell
Presbyterian Church
Augustus Toplady Arrowsmith Dies at 88 in Orange
Augustus Toplady Arrowsmith, retired civil engineer and Erie Railroad contributor, died yesterday at his nephew Robert Arrowsmiths home in Orange New Jersey. He was born in the city eighty eight years ago, son of early iron founder George Arrowsmith. Funeral at 2 this afternoon at the nephew’s home, burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Augustus Toplady Arrowsmith
Robert Arrowsmith
Orange
N. J
Mr. Arrowsmith
George Arrowsmith
Erie Railroad
Greenwood Cemetery
Death of Dr Robert W Taylor Prominent Surgeon and Educator
Dr Robert William Taylor died of nephritis at his home 142 West 48th Street. Born in London on August 11, 1842, he studied at College of Physicians and Surgeons graduating in 1868. He taught skin diseases at Woman's Medical College and University of Vermont Medical Department and served as surgeon at Charity Hospital Bellevue Hospital Dispensary and New York Dispensary. Funeral at his home tomorrow at 8 p m.
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Robert William Taylor
West 48Th Street
Dr. Taylor
London
England
Taylor
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Woman's Medical College
University of Vermont
Charity Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
New York Dispensary
William H Newschafer Dies In Jacksonville Hotel
William H Newschafer aged 65 of New York City died at the Windsor Hotel in Jacksonville Florida on January 6. The attorney with offices at 38 Park Row and resident at 32 West 95th Street was a former member of the New York Assembly from the 18th District in 1889. His wife and daughter accompanied the body to New York.
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Jacksonville
Fla
William H. Newschafer
New York City
Windsor Hotel
New York
Park Row
West 95Th Street
Assembly
Death of Dr. Albert Hoffa Noted Surgeon and Professor
A Berlin cable reports the death of Dr. Albert Hoffa, renowned orthopedic surgeon and Berlin University professor. He originated methods for the bloodless treatment of congenital hip dislocations, developed with Dr. Adelph Lorenz. Hoffa received a degree from Jefferson Medical College during a 1900s visit to the United States.
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Philadelphia
Berlin
H. Augustus Wilson
Albert Hoffa
University of Berlin
Hoffa
Adelph Lorenz
Jefferson Medical College
Marteau to Take Post in Berlin High School of Music
Berlin reports Henry Marteau of Geneva has accepted the director post at the Berlin High School of Music succeeding the late Dr. Joseph Joachim. He assumes duties soon and is regarded as a prominent violinist and educator.
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Berlin
Henry Marteau
Geneva
Berlin High School of Music
Joseph Joachim
Faust at the Metropolitan Opera House Delights and Probes Legends
In Berlin naming conventions clash with Goethe as Cralapine’s extravagant Margaretha staging at the Metropolitan Opera House draws mixed awe. Miss Farrar as Marguerite impresses, Caruso shines in a romantic role, while Scotti plays Valentin. The devil’s grimace thrills the crowd amid playful math of opera history.
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Gounod
Faust
Germany
Margaretha
Goethe
Barbier
Carré
Gretchen
Mephistopheles
M. Castelmary
M. Cralapine
Metropolitan Opera House
Berlin
Aged Artist Edward Bebee Found Dead in Brooklyn Studio
Edward S Bebee eighty four year old recluse artist lived in the Garfield Building second floor studio at No 2 Court street Brooklyn He was found dead yesterday by friend A W Rice The death likely resulted from gas asphyxiation due to a defective gas stove connection A Bebee nephew with a Broad street Manhattan law office managed the body and funeral plans.
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Edward S. Bebee
Garfield Building
No. 2
Court Street
Brooklyn
A. W. Rice
Bebee
Mr. Bebee
Broad Street
Manhattan
Mrs Levi Jewett Dies After Pneumonia in Brooklyn
Mrs. Levi Jewett widow of Dr Levi Jewett who died in Cobalt Conn from pneumonia died yesterday in Brooklyn where she was visiting relatives A double funeral will be held today and burial will follow in Cobalt Cemetery The couple who celebrated their golden wedding in September shared the illness at the same hour a week earlier Mrs Jewett prominent in woman's relief works and held state offices Dr Jewett's war uniform is preserved as a relic in Middletown Museum
Clergyman to speak at Fifth Avenue Forum on amusements
The Rev. John L. Scudder of Jersey City and manager of the People's Palace will address attendees tomorrow evening at the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. His talk, invited by Dr. Aked, is titled Amusements and the Church or the Ecclesiastical Clubhouse as a Practical Substitute for the Saloon.
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John L. Scudder
First Congregational Church
Jersey City
People’s Palace
Fifth Avenue Forum
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Aked
New York Governor to Speak at Sons of the American Revolution Dinner
Governor Hughes of New York will deliver the address at the annual Sons of the American Revolution dinner in New Haven on February 2. Indications point to the Connecticut branch hosting the largest gathering in the society’s history.
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New Haven
Hughes
New York
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Connesticut
Duff Duncan marriage notice from Englewood New Jersey
Ruth Harland Duncan wed John Duff of Boston Massachusetts on Saturday January 4 1908 at Englewood New Jersey in the presence of Rev Henry B Washburn. Notice requires full names and addresses for future filings and republication.
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Duff—Duncan
Englewood, N. J
Henry B. Washburn
Ruth Harland Duncan
John Duff
Boston
Mass
Death notices from THE TRIBUNE and related tribulations
A list of obituaries and notices appears with names such as Arrowsmith Babcock Beaumont Bogardus Craven Creuzbaur Dashiell Dutton Ferris and others. Entries include dates January 1908 and details of private funerals and residence locations in New Jersey Morristown Southport Newark and Philadelphia.
Died. Halsted and Hanly Buried in New York Area
A Brooklyn notice lists Elleanor Gertrude Halsted, wife of Frank Halsted, and Thomas Smith Hanly, son of the late Edmund Manly, among others with funeral details. Maria Shatzel Heiser and Clark C. Hill also referenced, with multiple obituaries noting residences in Brooklyn, Paterson, New Haven, and Liberty. Interments or funeral services are planned at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and other local sites, with dates around January 4–7, 1908.
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Sellbroee Ave
Brooklyn
Elleanor Gertrude Halsted
Frank & Halsted
Gertrude Derry
Gilbert PF. Osgood
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Hanlye
Thomas Smith Hanly
Edmund Manly
Louise E. Jeremiah-Marchant
Pioneer Lodge No
F. and & M
Done Heiser
Lexington Ave
Maria Shatzel Heiser
Christopher and
Sarah Heiser
San Francisco
Cal
Stiles
New Haven
Conn
Maria C. Wells
Thomas Wells
Richard Cresson Stiles
Walt St
At & P
West Chester
Penn
Private ambulances and theater bookings in New York
Accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and carriage. Late fare is 150 dollars. Call 4855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East 234 Street. Frank E. Campbell Co. 2419 West 232nd Street Chapels. Private and public ambulances. Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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New York City
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Job applicants file opens at Uptown Tribune office
Special notices invite employers to save time and expense by consulting a newly installed file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions at the Uptown Office of THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE between 3rd and 5th Streets. Office hours are listed as 3 am to ep m.
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