The London Stace on Modern Biblical Interpretations
A survey obituary of Charles Frohman, highlighting his transatlantic role in theatre, American and British management, and impact on the Duke of York’s and West End productions. It notes his dedication, business approach, and influence on cross Atlantic theatre relations, with praise from The Traily Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Frolhman
Charles Frohman
America
Frohman
Anglo-Saxender
Torye
Caine
Te Lusitacia
United States
Charles Frohran
Atlantic
Rome
Eure
Charles Frokmar
Trans Air
Barrie
Engis
Fern
Gutton
St James Warrie Fe
Jess
Empire
New York
Seats & Stork
Beebe Adama End
Mn Pat
United
Hws
Cis Atlantic
Duke of York
West End
Duke of York's
Duke of Yorks
Crediton
Peter Pan
Fretman
Mr. Frehryan
Arthur Pinero
J A Jones
John Gniwworthy
Granville Marke
Ssreer
Sormerser Maugham
Anthony Mope Hawking
J ©. Carton
Lakely
Tittle House
St. Martin's Lane
Frohman Prodert
Duke of
London's Gaiety Reopens With Old Style Varied Show
The Gaiety Theatre in London returns after a long closure with a program balancing operetta drama burlesque and musical pieces. George Edwardes’s management is praised for keeping the venue central to light entertainment, while plans aim to preserve the theatre’s celebrated traditions and attract a broad audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnisty Theatre
Brestice
Micrel
Feruonien
West
Chacwbelain
London
Lend Chamberlain
Gators Chronicle
Strand Mothc
Samsonern
Theatre Femerbri
Nellie Parton
Kate ‘Aughan
Leath Terry
Teddy Rovers
Ald Pont
Birth of a Nation screens at Liberty long running
The Birth of a Nation remains a major draw at the Liberty, now in its fourth month, continuing its Civil War to Reconstruction narrative. John Maron debuts as Jim the Penman at Broadway Theatre, with Marguerite Leslie and Frank Perry in support, and Hazel Lockwood with Russell Barnert in the vast cast. The bill also features Broadway Animated News, Paramount South American Travel, and other films, while RN Ralfe curates the theatre’s stage programs and a list of opera stars enriches upcoming concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Griffith
Bts
Wnon Reems
John Maron
Famous Players
Im the Penman
Teilay
Mearon
Jim Rulson
Jim the Penman
John Mason
Mr. Mason
Marguerite Leslie
Frank Perry
Alva
Hazel Lockwood
Russell Barnert
Ralfe
Ant
Ene Kaged
Sime
Elise Kutscherra
Grand Opera
Paris
Russes
Vienna
Anne
Reterherra
Mr. Saint-Saens
Husepe
Rochambeau
Mme. Kutscherra
Mr. Saint- Saris
Wang Holm
Wang
Hotty
Berlin
Hamburg
Kiel
Copenhagen
Africa on Neutrality at Vita graph Theatre Loby
Frank Loomis and friends discuss the European war after a matinee in the Vita graph Theatre lobby. Bob Ryland, the colored porter, opines on neutrality and cosmopolitan views, joking about supporting Germans or British depending on his drink, and whether he would fight if the nation entered war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loomis
Loby
Vitagraph Theatre
Bob Ryland
Mr. Loomis
Bob
Bats Kill Mosquitoes Spur Texas Ban on Killing
In the vicinity of San Antonio Texas bats have proven effective in eradicating mosquitoes leading the city to adopt an ordinance forbidding bat killings. Bat colonies are being established in other mosquito prone areas of the South. Mitchell Lake area once plagued by swarms at night now hosts roosts, reducing head fever risks as bats guard against insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texa
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Mitchell Lake
Texas
Bata Ten
Daphne Pollard on Broadway Da unsteady dainty image
The article profiles Daphne Pollard at the Winter Garden, arguing the public role typecast as dainty and infantile affects her work. It notes her resistance to such labeling and recalls her early career with Pollard Opera Company and Gilbert and Sullivan, plus Broadway turns with Eddie Foy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dephne Poth
Pep Jy
Thor
Winter Garden
Daphne
Methoorn
Ashman
Gm Glover
Sap
Tee
Tex
Henna
Mise Pollard Petestarly
Lolliputian
Dlsa
Indy
Miss Pollard
Pollard Opera Company
Salimeras
Eddie Foy
June Blooms in the Rural Quarters Says Ernestta Hess Simpson
In the Gotham Weekly Gazette June edition the writer Ernestta Hess Simpson laments city crowds and extolls June serenity in the country. She notes the season's fragrance and beauty, contrasting urban confinement with rural peace.
New Rochelle in Reins 1 Berd Schnitzspahn elected director
The New Rochelle item notes Berd Schnitzspahn, a young coffee salesman, elected a director of the Human See Ferd recently formed. Also elected were Ferd, Eleanor Gael, and Albro the pianist. Arthur Crawford is mentioned making playful remarks about Nubbie. Art Baker and Frederick Murropper are discussed as local talents. Robt McAllarney linked to Gotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berd. Schnitzspahn
T & Coffee
Ferd
Himeelf
Eleanor Gael
Albro
Arthur
Crawford
Old Plas
Joe Claw
Almara
Art Baker
Frederick Murropper
Hima
Mayo Place
Onper Stip
Gotham
McAllarney
Col. Coll
Postice
Mcallarny
Esmeralda
Literary Gossip and International Happenings From London
Fragmented notes recount authors and books stirring public interest with references to Will Le Quex, Owen Johnson, and Hut She Meant Well. Mentions include Mrs Stephen Graham headed to Soloniki, a Russian cross to St Sophia, and John Lane Bodley Head's coal fire in London offices.
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Ilg
Wells
Onions
Will le Quex
Locke
Will Caine
Aken
Weil
Mie
Stephen Graham
Soloniki
Constantinople
Steve
St. Sophia
London
John Lane
Bodley Head
Village News Roundup in Brooklyn Bits Scandal and Sport
In Brooklyn this week Joe Shatzkin the chemist's baby marked two months and local chatter swirled over a court case awaiting Ed’s acquittal with The Gazette’s influence. Foresters visited the city, census takers prowl the area, and Charley Ebbets’s bb team shines. A capsized rowboat was found in Dugout Channel by Ernesto and his son, drawing mixed journalistic jabs about competition between papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Shatzkin
Jim Cropsey
Gazette
Hen Randall
Harry Romer
Clarence van Fleet
Clarence
Foresters of America
Bklyn
Charley Ebbets
Ernesto
EAGLE
THE
Adams
Erneste
Local notes from the Lambs Cambol and city life
Brief hometown roundup citing Sam McClure and S Howard Voshell in Brooklyn, Pelham, and Richmond. Mentions subway work progress, Elizabeth Moore visiting Richmond, Fred Stone's auto injury recovery, Herb Swope improving, Tom Dixon town visit, 1914 straw hat sighting, and general reader notices. Gov. Whitman travels west with hints of plans for New York events in April.
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Gov. Whitman
New York
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Pamovs Theatre
Poremiring
Tower
Auibewer
Vis Potley
Raf Jollity
Sish
Husper
Tusury
Tate
Ronita
Palace Theatre
Prature Films
George Rebarmakeon Alien
Astor Theatre
Haly
Sten
Pietro
Rebar
Kentare
Adirondacks
Bnow Tee
Ty Wally van
Mr. van
Nitra Frator
Albert Bereard
Wadonald Mae Bris
Saranac
Cointer Just
Remedine
Fersen
Roy I
McCardell
Mr. Dare
Africa
Daphne Pollard
the Gotham Weekly Gazette
Gotham Gazette
Franklin
Edier
Hevy
Lowell
New York City
Ernestta Hess Simpson
New Rochelle
Mr. Sree
Teste Zanswidl
Maserield
Hampstead
John Ie
France
Falks Ain
Owen Johnson
the Salamander
Brooklyn
Lambs
Sam McClure
Here
S. Howard Voshell
B’klyn
R. E. Rogers
Pelham
Elizabeth
Moore
Richemond
Fred Stone
O. K
Herb
Tom Dixon
Fred Alexander
Leonardiebling
Hy Maver
Toxen Worm
Geo
Nash
Joe Wise
Mew
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