Vaudeville and theater listings for the Academy of Music and more
The page lists performances across New York venues including the Academy of Music Rose of the Rancho, Belasco Warren, The Parisian Model, The House of 4 Thousand Candles at Daly's, The World in Wax at Eden Musee, Quality Street at Empire, Under the Greenwood Tree at Garrick, Miss Hook of Holland at Criterion, The Girl Behind the Counter at Hers, and multiple vaudeville and burlesque shows at venues like GOTHAM, Hackett, Liberty, Lyceum, Knickerbocker, Liberty, Lyric, Madison Square, and more with showtimes ranging mid afternoon to late evening and notable titles such as Polly of the Circus, The Merry Widow, and Rosmersholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
the Rancho
Belasco
Warren
Virginia
Eliou
Bad Boy
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Daly's
DEWEY
Empire
Quality Street
Germany
Coulissenzauber
Gotham
Hackett
Herald Square
Hudson
New Amsterdam
NEW Circle
New York
ST. Nicholas Rink
Savoy—S
Stuyvesant
Wallace’s
Weber's Music Hall
Trib Next to Tribune Association Details
Neto Nork Daily Tribune lists ownership by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer and notes the officers’ address is the newspaper’s office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress Reassembles After Holiday For Mallory Death
News roundup covers Congress adjourning after holiday recess due to Senator Mallory's death. Other items report a British methinks and steel market notes, a Mount Royal steamer sighting, Prussian loan reception, Pearson acquiring Times, cotton mills lockout, a perjury case collapse, Franco-Japan-America tensions, Vanderbilt loan rumor, U S Supreme Court employer liability ruling, resignations, indictments, stock moves, and weather with rain or snow and temps.
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Congress
Mallory
Canadian Pacific
Liverpool
Fastnet
C. Arthur Pearson
The
Standard
London “Times
Manchester
Cruce
Japan
America
Vanderbilt
Moscow
London
Improving the Army Report Urges Better Pay and Status
The annual War Department review highlights the struggle to maintain 69 861 enlisted soldiers with a 19 671 deficit. Poor pay and status deter enlistment, despite housing, insurance, and pensions. As warfare advances, soldiers require higher training and compensation, especially in the new coast artillery corps.
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Secretary of War
Fittre
Army coast defenses need seasoned artillery corps
The piece argues that coast artillery requires skilled noncommissioned officers who master electrical and mechanical work. It supports higher gun power, stable careers, and a general service corps to perform non military duties, criticizing drudgery, low pay, and the erosion of soldierly pride. It calls for recognition and fair compensation to revive self-respect and efficiency.
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Taft
General Service
City faces near debt limit amid subway funding strain
Mayor McClellan warns the city is close to its constitutional debt cap as total obligations reach 604.5 million dollars and borrowing capacity rests at about 36.1 million. The piece critiques spending, urges safeguards, and notes the need for rapid transit funding within limits.
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McClellan
Hughes
Les
French Antarctic Expedition Led by Dr Jean Charcot
The French government funds a major Antarctic expedition led by Dr. Jean Charcot planning to start in July. A 22 member crew with seven scientists will use a small steamer, motor sledges, and two years of supplies to study geographical, geological, botanical, and meteorological data while aiming for a South Pole approach via Ross's Ice Shelf, avoiding British routes to foster cooperation.
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Commander Peary
Mr. Wellman
Arctic
Great Lone
South Pole
Jean Charcot
Jean Martin Charcot
Dr. Charcot
Graham
Polar Quest Aims for Unknown Arctic Lands
The party plans to push from land to Alexander Land then King Edward's Land, seeking a barrier at Alexander Land and access to vast polar plateaus. The French government backs the expedition with ample funds, raising expectations of new knowledge about one of the globe's least known regions.
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Alexander Land
King Edward's Land
Ross
Currency reform urged to match rival nations in trade
The article argues Congress must craft a deliberate currency system aligned with commerce rather than makeshifts. It notes a crisis driven by global demand, war losses, and speculative pressure, and stresses credit for exports and a banking system with foreign branches to compete. It cites Garfield on currency based on business, not securities.
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Congress
United States
Garfield
Change in Leadership at the London Times
The London Times announces management changes centered on Mr Pearson while Mr Walter remains closely associated. The paper emphasizes continuity of its tradition, influence, and status as the world’s leading newspaper, noting evolution without transformation and its historic primacy.
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London “Times
London
Pearson
Walter
Times
Westminster Abbey
Adjutant General Supports National Guard Inquiry
General Henry endorses the commission to inquire into New York State National Guard and naval militia. The adjutant general's report recommends the investigation, easing opposition once asserted by military authorities. No public forecast of the Wainwright report has been issued, but the commission's recommendations appear aligned with the ad hoc inquiry.
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Adjutant General
Albany
National Guard
Henry
Wainwright
the Tribune
Com
Commission reviews state guard operations and costs
The commission finds the state guard generally honest and efficient but notes loose management of material affairs. Debates persist on armory control, enlistment terms, officer selection, retirement age, and rifle practice pay. About 14,000 in service with total 1906 costs around $2.3 million from federal, state, county, and member contributions.
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National Guard
Henry
Thaw Trial Caution Against Sensationalism
The piece urges that the Thaw trial be conducted with restraint to avoid fueling public appetite for sensationalism. It emphasizes that justice, not posturing by counsel, should drive proceedings and criticizes prior hearings for harming the system’s global image.
Watterson critiques New York World's Johnson campaign stance
Colonel Watterson questions The New York World's support for Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota as Democratic presidential nominee. He argues The World ignores Western and Southern politics until after events, while praising South Carolina for its rail fare reduction and conservative treatment of capital.
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Watterson
New York World
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Courier- Journal
Johnson
Mr. Bryan
Courtier-Journal
Bryan
New York
Colonel Watterson
South Carolina
Southern Railway
German Emperor remarks on English and German periodicals
In a discussion of cultural exchange, the Stddeutsche Monathefte note the German Emperor’s regret that no German monthly matches English quality. The piece contrasts German and English periodicals, while highlighting English reading rooms and German castles with limited German journals.
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England
Stddeutsche Monathefte
Neue Rundschau
Deutsche Revue
White House receives Brownson letter andRoosevelt names appraiser
The President released Admiral Brownson's letter upon his resignation from the bureau of navigation and discussed with Representatives Parsons Olcott and Bennet. He plans to appoint George Wanmaker as Appraiser of the Port at New York, with a Senate nomination likely forthcoming. The White House gathering included Taft Meyer Hansbrough Curtis Warner Warren Beveridge Sherman Graff Treat and others.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Admiral Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Parsons
Olcott
Bennet
George Wanmaker
New York
Senate
Allerg
White House
Taft
Meyer
Hansbrough
Curtis
Warner
Warren
Beveridge
Washington dinner for diplomatic and political guests
The Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus hosted a New York dinner for diplomats and officials including Brazil’s ambassador and Mme Nabuco Mexico’s ambassador and Sefiora de Creel Justice and Mrs Harlan ex Justice and Mrs Brown Army chief of staff and Mrs J Franklin Bell General and Mrs Gillespie Representatives and Mrs Dwight and Parsons Captain the Hon Horace Wood and others Miss Helen Taft has returned to Bryn Mawr after Christmas with her parents
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Brazil
Mme. Nabuco
Mexico
Sefiora de Creel
Harlan
Brown
Army
J. Franklin Bell
Gillespie
John W. Dwight
Herbert Parsons
Horace Wood
James
Misa Gilmore
Lee Kohns
Sternberger
Hochstadter
New York
Helen Taft
Secretary of War
Taft
Bryn Mawr
Mexican Ambassador Takes Three Months Leave for Chihuahua Governorship
The Mexican ambassador to the United States will take a three month leave of absence to assume governorship duties in Chihuahua, Mexico, while remaining in his diplomatic post. Sefiora de Creel accompanies him as they depart January 1 9quot.S.efior Godoy will act as chargé d affaires and several embassy officials and foreign dignitaries are noted as guests at the embassy and related social events.
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Ww. Butler Duncan
Fifth Avenue
Court of St. James's
Whitelaw Reid
California
D. O. Mills
San Mateo
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mexico
Chihuahua
United States
Sefiora de Creel
Sefior Godoy
Cuba
Nebelsine
Mme. Nebolsine
James R. Garfield
Edward H. Gheen
Rodgers
Horace Hood
Nina Kaye-Shuttleworth
England
Bryce
Young
New York
Washington society hosts diplomats at Draper dinner
In Washington society the Drapers entertained Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches British ambassador and Mrs Bryce and many notable guests at a January dinner in Washington. Debutantes managed the first leap year dance of the season at Rauscher's with chaperones and hostesses listed.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Italy
William F. Draper
C. C. Glover
Richard H. Townsend
Robert Hinckley
Signor Montagna
Signor Centare
Rauscher’s
Newberry
Converse
Hoyt
Leech
Joseph Crawford
Shelby Converse
Constance Hoyt
Daryl Crawford
J. van Vechten Olcott
New York
Sheridan Circle
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Hosts Dinner Dance at Fifth Avenue Home
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt held a first large social event in her new residence at 677 Fifth Avenue. A dinner dance for about a dozen young unmarried guests and debutantes featured sixteen tables in the dining and adjoining rooms, decorated by Wadhey & Smythe with trailing pink begonias.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Harriet Alexander
Mildret
Mise Irene Sherman
Susan
Martha Mel Cook
Alice
Julia Meyer
Gwendolen Busdern
Mary
Cornelly Harriman
Constance Warren
Beatrice Mills
Gladys Vandervilt
Count Szechenyi
Odgen Mills Reid
Robert L. Gerry
Orme Wilson
R. Thornton Wilson
Phent
Ingraham
Jean Reid
Helen Rives
August Belmont
Cornelia Bryes
Eleanor Mortimer
Emily Sloane
Edith Deacon
Moncure Robinson
Frederick Kernochan
W. S. Whitehouse
Dorothy Whiteney
Louise
Therese Iselin
John Cuetom Gray
Roderick Terry, Jr
R. K. Watemere
John Jacob Astor
Fifth Avenue
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wadhey & Smythe
Rent Strikers View urging open public meetings on East Side
A letter from Louis Lande to The Tribune argues that hundreds of East Side tenement residents facing rent disputes should be allowed to meet in public spaces or streets. He criticizes police reluctance to issue permits and calls for small East Side squares to host gatherings under protection, stressing police fairness to maintain peace and public support.
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the Tribune
Greater New York
Police Department
East Side
Louis Lande
Social Notes From Newport Illinois Inauguration Visit
Renard H Bulkley remains critically ill though slightly improved today. His sister Mrs Roland Redmond arrived. W Watts Sherman and Henry F Eldridge attend Newport city government inauguration as members of the representative council. Rear Admiral Stephen B Luce returns from Boston. Elias J Herrick visits from New York. Francis Roche visits his mother Mrs Burke Roche from Harvard.
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Tribune
Newport
R. IL
Renard H. Bulkley
Roland Redmond
W. Watts Sherman
Henry F. Eldridge
Representive Council
Stephen B. Luce
Boston
Elias J. Herrick
New York
Francis Roche
Harvard
Burke Roche
Jewelers to Aid Fulton Memorial Effort
The jewellers branch of the Robert Fulton Memorial Association at a meeting elected Colonel Shepard as president and E R Crippen as secretary and treasurer. The group will contribute to the watergate and memorial on Riverside Drive site granted by the State Legislature. Nearly all forty five city trade organizations are expected to organize to celebrate the Fulton memorial.
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Jewellers
Robert Fulton Montement Association
Jewellers’ Board of Trade
Shepard
E. R. Crippen
Riverside Drive
Columbia University Names Fine Arts Professors
Columbia trustees elect Kenyon Combe painter Daniel French sculptor and John La Farge decorative arts professor for the next college year. Nominations by President Butler and the National Academy of Design. Gifts totaling 37 50 to the mining and metallurgy department equipment fund from Adolf Lewisohn the estate of D Wile James and Nichols Copper Company.
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Columbia University
Kenyon Combe
Daniel
John la Farge
Messrs Cox
la Farge
Butler
Columbia
National Academy of Design
Academy
Faculty of Fine Arts
Department of Mining and Metallurgy
Adolf Lewisohn
D Wile James
Nichols Copper Company
Kelby Breaks Leg in Three Places
Charles Kelby newly elected chairman of Kings County Republican General Committee broke his right leg in three places last Saturday. He was to preside at a committee meeting this evening after slipping on the stairs in the Temple Bar Building en route to the barber shop.
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Charles Kelby
Kings County Republican General Committee
Temple Bar
Transatlantic Travellers Arrivals and Departures Listed
Among yesterday’s arrivals from Europe are La Gascogne from Le Havre Dreyfus Dr Edward Ramires Walter K. Mardin Winston Kenilworth. Today’s departures to Europe include Kronprinz Wilhelm to Bremen Mr and Mrs Sydney J Lovelace.
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Europe
LA Gascogne
Havre
Dreyfus
Edward Ramires
Walter K. Mardin
Winston Kenilworth
Kronpsinz Wilhelm
Bremen
Sydney J
Lovelace Ee
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Furnishea Crete Sales
Sean Patna
Real
Ocean Steamers
Oa Js Ba & Ams
Poseciiver' Agencies
Neto Nork Daily Tribune
Offi
Cers
United States Supreme Court
Baltimore
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Third Avenue Railway Company
James Grey Duberly
Hermitage
Brooklyn
Justice Sanders
Metropolitan Museum of Art
John D. Rockefeller
Charity Organization Committee
Congress and Currency
Ascum
Henpeck
Philadelphia Press
Eduard Engel
Temple of Universal Peace
Ee Ae
Patrick Henry
Chicago Record- Herald
Lyman Abbott
People’s Institute
Prag
Budapest
Pat
D. W. Marks
Reformed Synagogues of
London Jewish World
Marks
Delmonico
E. J. Berwind
Robert R.L. Clarkson
William B. Dinsmere
Oliver Harriman
Grenville Kane
Lewis Cass Ledegard
James Brown Potter
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
James Speyer
Alfred G.vanderbilt
Stove Phelps
Joseph Walker
Marguerite Walker
Joseph Walker, Jr
Casimir de Rham Moore
East 38Th Street
Bowery Mission
Arthur Curtiss James
Henry Burden
Mra
Frederic O. Spedden
H. Mason Raberg
Dorothea Draper
Gertrude Parsons
Beatrice
Constance Pratt
Rosamond Street
Margaret Dix
Maria Moran
Gladys Rice
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Madison Avenue
Clark Potter Read
May Weatherbee
Albert Morris
Bagby
Goodhue Livingston
W. Rathben Bacon
Alfred Tuckerman
Philip Livingston
Charles A. Childs
John E. Alexandre
Richard Irvin
Sherry’s
Charles Henry Coster
Helen Coste
Tuxedo
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Fulton Memorial
Watergate
Columbia Fine Arts
Kelby
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