The Easterner at the Garrick: Mr. Goodwin Shines
Review lauds Mr. Goodwin as a dry humorist in The Easterner at the Garrick. He portrays an expeditious American sheriff in a melodrama with complex plot and lively wit. Despite crowded entrances and uneven act, the performance pleases and earns clear success.
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Atlantic Sea Board
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California
Warden Stlts
Goodwin
Lios
Warden
Grace Morton
Edna Goodrich
Crane Delivers Boisterous Comedy in Father and the Boys Empire Debut
Mr. Crane returns to the Empire in George Ade’s Father and the Boys, a lively farce about a widowed civic merchant who joins his sons in wild frolic. Crane’s eccentric humor, strong voice, and rapid action drew decisive audience laughter and sustained interest, with scenes in New York and Nevada.
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New York
Goldfield
Nevada
Morewood
Sothern Encore in If I Were King at the Lyric
Mr Sothern revived Mr McCarthy's If I Were King at the Lyric Theatre delivering an admiring portrait of Villon. The performance blends romance and adventure with a measured vocal presence and increased restraint, earning audience approval.
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Willon
Villon
Éeath
Mr. Sothern
Revival of If I Were King Garners Noted Praise
A noted revival of If I Were King drew strong audience enthusiasm last night. The paper’s prior, detailed review is sufficient to capture its lasting appeal and merits.
Frolic and Foy Open The Orchid at Academy of Music
Mr Foy begins an engagement at the Academy of Music presenting The Orchid through March 14. Adelaide, the popular dancer, is engaged to co operate adding to the show’s pleasures with lively frolic and spirited performance.
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Academy of Music
Academy
Adelaide
Zara at Lincoln Square Thetre Stars Edna May Spooner
Miss Edna May Spooner appeared in Zara at Lincoln Square Theatre in a try at the title role. The dated play drew little praise and offered no lasting value. Next week she will star in In the Bishop's Carriage about a redeemed thief.
Dustin Farnum Returns at Bijou in The Rector's Garden
The Bijou Theatre welcomes back Dustin Farnum tonight with a Byron Ongley play The Rector's Garden. Farnum is noted for his pleasing personality and solid talent following his earlier The Virginian appearance. Co stars include Grace Ellister William Courtenay and R A Roberts.
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Bijou
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Virginian
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Soul Kiss to Open Wednesday Afternoons at New York Theatre
Intention to present a series of Wednesday afternoon performances of The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre highlights the play as a favorite. Mile Genee shines with sprightly expressive dancing while new songs are added and stage manager Herbert Gresham ensures continued grace and facility.
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Mile. Genee
Herbert Gresham
Polly of the Circus at Liberty Theatre 106th Run
The Liberty Theatre will host the 106th consecutive performance of Polly of the Circus next Thursday evening March 5. The production is praised as interesting and well acted with Miss Taliaferro noted as clever and ambitious despite room to grow.
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Taliaferro
German Theatre to Stage The Fifth Commandment Tonight
A change of bill at the German Theatre Irving Place will feature Das 4. Gebot The Fifth Commandment for the first time in New York. Dr. Baumfelds tireless management earns support from German and German American residents.
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Notable Stage Figures Gather for Broadway Spotlight
A roster of actors appears prominently including John Mason Frank Sheridan David Warfield Kyrie Bellew Otis Skinner N C Goodwin William H Crane Frank Keenan Tully Marshall FE Sothern Sam Bernard Russ Whyttal Wilfred Clarke Edward Johnson Dustin Farnum Edward Foy Fitzgerald Victor Moore Sidney Herbert Lew Fields George Nash Reuben Fox Bert Williams N V Braviteh Charlotte Walker Jennie Eustace Grace Elliston Marie Bates Lillian Albertson Ethel Jackson Sophie Brandt Percy Haswell Mabel Taliaferro Beatrice Morgan Christie Macdonald Georgia Caine Maude Lambert Connie Ediss Lotta Faust Mule Genee Vera K Komisarzhevsky Ethel Levey Flavia Arcade Edna Wallace Hopper Florence Nash Edna Goodrich Emma Dunn on stage listings and public notices.
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John Mason
Frank Sheridan
David Warfield
Kyrie Bellew
Otis Skinner
N.C. Goodwin
Wiliam H. Crane
Frank Keenan
Tully Marshall
H. Sothern
Sam Bernard
Russ Whytall
Wilfred Clarke
Edward Johnson
Dustin Farnum
Edward Foy Fitzgerald
Victor Moore
Sidney Herbert
Lew Fields
George Nash
Reuben Fox
Bert Williams
N. V. Braviteh
Charlotte Walker
Jennie Eustace
Grace Elliston
Marie Bates
Lillian Albertson
Ethel Jackson
Sophie Brandt
Percy Haswell
Mabel Taliaferro
Beatrice Morgan
Christie Macdonald
Georgia Caine
Maude Lambert
Connie Ediss
Lotta Faust
Mule
Genee
Vera K. Komisarzhevsky
Ethel Levey
Flavia Arcade
Edna Wallace Hopper
Florence Nash
Edna Goodrich
Emma Dunn
Theatrical TourList of 1920s Performers in Various Cities
Robert Martell acts in Philadelphia Shakespeare. Fiske arrives in Janesville tonight. Nazimova stars The Comet in northern regions. Edeson presents Classmates in St Joseph. Lackaye in The Bondman at Milwaukee. Walsh presents The Kreutzer Sonata in Shreveport. Allen in Irene Wycherley at Toronto. Faversham at Montauk tonight. Wil son Wilson in Pittsburg. Ethel Barrymore presents Her Sister in Norfolk. James O'Neill tours Cincinnati. Rose Starr in The Rose of the Rancho at Belasco Washington. Blanche Bates in Cleveland. Patrick Campbell week of one night stands. Hanford in the far North. Mrs Carter in Cleveland. Maude Adams in Philadelphia. Virginia Harned in Birmingham tonight. Roberts and Standing in The Right of War in Philadelphia. Julia Marlowe in Waterbury tomorrow. Collier in Caught in the Rain in Baltimore with Miller and Matthison in The Great Divide.
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Philadelphia
Fiske
Janesville
Wis
Miss Nethersole
Washington
Mme
Alla Nazimova
Robert Edeson
St. Joseph
Wilton Lackaye
Milwaukee
Blanche Walsh
Shreveport
Kreutzer
Viola Allen
Toronto
Canada
Irene Wycherley
Joan William Faversham
Montauk
Brooklyn
Francis Wilson
Pittsburg
Ethel Barrymore
Norfolk
James O'Neill
Cincinnati
Rose Starr
Belasco Theatre
Blanche Bates
Cleveland
Patrick Campbell
Terre Haute
Ind
Hanford
Far North
Carter
Maude Adams
Virginia Harned
Birmingham
Ala
Theodore Roberts
Guy Standing
Julia Marlowe
Waterbury
William Collier
Baltimore
Henry Miller
Matthison
Russian Actress Opens Daly's Theatre With Ibsen Play
Missya Nethersale has retired from Daly's Theatre and a Russian company led by Mme Vera F Komisarzhevsky performs Ibsen's House of Doll at Daly's. Komisarzhevsky, a realist actor, plays the doll wife who forges a dead father's signature to steal money. The audience watches with mixed interest as the foreign player speaks in a language the crowd partly follows.
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Upsen
Revival at Daly's Theatre Promises Disagreeable Play
A fragment notes a revival scheduled at Daly's Theatre on Wednesday night with a bid and a disagreeable play produced by Mr Bu. The incomplete line suggests changes or updates to the bill and performance timing.
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Irish National Theatre Players Announce A New Short Play
The Irish National Theatre Players plan to stage a short Irish play before Twenty Days In the Shade at the Savoy The atre next Monday night. The farce remains popular, drawing many spectators and amsusing them. Sothern will switch to Rodion Raskolnikoff in Crime and Punishment at the Lyric Theatre next week, a role made famous here by Mansfield in Rodion the Student. Laurence Irving’s play bears a lengthy title The Fool Hath Said There Is No God.
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Sam H Harris Weds Alice Merrill at Long Branch
Sam H Harris partner of George M Cohan married Miss Alice Merrill yesterday. The ceremony was performed by Justice James S White at Long Branch New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Harris will delay their honeymoon until the season ends with Mr and Mrs Cohan and Jack Welch in attendance.
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Miss Abott Rejoins Met Opera in Rigoletto Role
Miss Bessie Abcott returns to the Metropolitan Opera House with Conried's company portraying Gilda in Rigoletto. Her fresh voice and youthful stage presence receive warm notice though critics note room for further dramatic and vocal development. Signor Bond and Signor Scotti provide seasoned support while Signor Gravina debuts as the assassin Sparafucile.
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Metropolitan Opera House
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Taft Addresses Fitchburg Banquet on Altruism and Empire
Secretary of War William H. Taft spoke at the Fitchburg Board of Trade and Merchants Association banquet after a mill town reception. He reviewed Spanish American War costs and argued U S aims in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines were national altruism leading to better governance and eventual statehood prospects.
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Bryce addresses Boston colonial wars dinner
British Ambassador James Bryce, Governor Curtis Guild Jr., and Bishop William Lawrence led the fifteenth annual Society of Colonial Wars dinner at the Somerset Hotel. Bryce declared war-era tensions ended and England and the United States can act united for world peace and progress. He urged even distribution of industries and population between nations.
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Senator Allison Reaches Ninety Nine and Senate Milestone
Senator Allison turned seventy nine today and received colleagues congratulations. Tomorrow he will complete his thirty fifth year in the Senate, a record tenure. He has served in Congress for thirty five years.
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Conried Brother Rearrested After Bail Surrendered
Alexander Conried, broker and brother of the Metropolitan Opera House director, was rearrested after his bondsman surrendered bail. He was locked in East 88th Street station on a rand larceny charge, having been freed on $1900 bail from Yorkville Court last Saturday.
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Saint-Gaudens Exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum
The Saint-Gaudens show at the Metropolitan Museum honors the late sculptor with a comprehensive display of marble, bronze, plaster casts, and photographs. It highlights his portrait medallions and reliefs, analyzes his evolving technique from cameo work to full sculpture, and emphasizes how character and emotion inform his art. The collection includes Farragut, Lincoln, and Sherman monuments, with commentary on the artist’s ability to unify form, surface, and sentiment into a cohesive, enduring legacy.
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Memorial Exhibit Reception At Metropolitan Museum Of Art
The Saint Gaudens memorial exhibit reception drew about five thousand attendees after eight thousand invitations were issued. Sir Purdon Clarke and Joseph H. Choate led the event with Daniel Chester French and other committee members in the Hall of Sculpture. Funds later raised between six and seven thousand supported the six week public display.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Joseph H.choate
England
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Saint-Gaudens
Three Copleys and Stuart Portraits Shown at Met
At a private Met exhibition Sir Purdon Clarke highlighted three Copley portraits and a Gilbert Stuart, lent by William S. Carter, along with a late eighteenth century American silver mug lent by Justice Charles H. Truax. The show includes two fourteenth and fifteenth century statues from France, plus rare eighteenth century textiles. The annual report records 4542 accessions, 3153 gifts, 1489 purchases, 34 paintings, 39 sculptures, 1991 books avoided, 34H new photographs, and bequests of $95952. The report credits city interest and the Hoentsche collection gift as chief yearly agents.
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Copley
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Mansfield Collection Attracts Buyers At American Art Galleries
Society and theatrical crowds attended the Mansfield sale at American Art Galleries where Richard Mansfield’s art collection realized 3397 dollars. Jen Wells paid 173 for Crown Derby ware and 7650 for nine Spode plates, with Mrs. Bayard Cutting buying small lot pieces. The sale continues this afternoon with a tapestry added by Mrs. Mansfield and a Dutch apology for a casket.
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Jen Wells
Chelsea
Lowestoft
Mansfield
Snyder, Jr
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Transatlantic Travellers Sail Today to Europe
Among the passengers sailing today for Europe are Kaiser Wilhelm, Mrs Jules S. Bache, Mrs GH Chatilton, the Misses Chatillon, Elisha Dyer, Mr and Mrs Joseph Duveen, Mrs E St Jessup, Venezia, for Naples Mr and Mrs Corbett, FP Russell, Fritz Wman, and Bishop Paecal. For Bremen are Mr and Mrs Con Meyer, Mr and Mrs George Mercer, Lispenard Stewart, Mr and Mrs Mortimer L. Sehry.
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Weather report and forecast for eastern states and Gulf region
The Mount Weather observations show high altitude warmth and fading thunderstorm activity from the prior day. Expect light vertical temperature gradients and a small surface fall. rain has ceased in interior valleys and northeast districts with fair weather likely for several days in Northern and Eastern areas. Unsettled weather and local rain possible Tuesday in the Gulf states. colder conditions anticipated in the Atlantic states. fresh variable winds along the New England coast and other coasts with rain or snow in some areas. Local forecasts cover New England, Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, D.C., Maryland, and Western New York with a mix of fair, partly cloudy, and cooler conditions.
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Bowne and Others Die in Morristown and Brooklyn Obituaries
Death notices list Bowne Mary E widow of William A Bow and daughter of the late William J Haddock. Chambers James Morristown NJ son of late James and Helena De Witt Chambers. Chase Sarah H Coe wife of Dr W R Chase funeral at Interment Mark’s Ave Brooklyn. Chittick William of Orange NJ 77, service at 17 Summit St East Orange. Drake Mary J widow of E Cortlandt Drake of Newark. Dunning Sarah C wife of Clarence Dunning funeral at 322 St James Pl Brooklyn. Hedges James of Allenhurst NJ funeral at West 5th St NYC. Libbey Elizabeth Farrinetce Tibber of No 1 Broad St Morristown. Miller William Zutphen son of Rev Joseph Walter and Jeannette Cartee Miller. Norris Henry D, 34th year, private services. Rusch William, of Tucson AZ, husband of Frances Rusch. Simonson Mary Storis, wife of Willem Simonson. Smith Harriet S wife of William Mitchell. Walton William T of 3393 West End Ave, funeral at private. Weeks Richard of Somers Centre NY, funeral at Friends’ Meeting House Amawalk.
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Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Offers View Book and Transport
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Desirable help sought for rapid hiring at Uptown Tribune
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