Farce at Garrick Teddies Presents Amusing Irresolution
A Garrick Theatre revival of the French farce Tripletappe titled Teddies, adapted by Clyde Fitch, follows Lord Meadows a kindly but irresolute English nobleman. Aunt Lady Dover pushes marriage to heiress Constance Joblyn as relatives demand payoff from a moneylender. The comic climax lands Meadows in bed surrounded by relatives, then escorted in pajamas to a magistrate’s office. The piece is well staged and decently acted.
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Tristam Everoard
André Goffrenaux
Paris
Berlin
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London
Garrick
Clyde Fitch
Lord Meadows
Lady Dover
Constance Joblyn
Faversham Returns to Academy in The Squaw Man
Mr William Faversham greeted by a large New York audience at the Academy of Music last night in The Squaw Man The play's tale and its portrayal by Faversham drew praise for earnest simple manliness He will continue performances at the Academy through April 11.
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New York
Academy of Music
Faversham
Academy
Kath leen Mavourneen revived at Lincoln Square Theatre
A revival of Kath leen Mavourneen played at Lincoln Square Theatre last night. Edna May Spooner portrayed Kathleen with charm in this romantic Irish drama, fitting the Saint Patrick's Week tone of the occasion.
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Lincoln Square Theatre
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Saint Patrick's Day
Colonial Theatre Draws Big Audiences With Varied Acts
Audiences flocked to the Colonial Theatre yesterday for a Percy Williams produced bill. Highlights include William Bramwell and Minnie Seligman in The Dakota Widow, Maude Fulton and William Rock in a singing and dancing specialty, with Vinie Daly, Callahan and St. George, Welsh, Mealy and Montrose, and That Quartet also performing. Two shows daily.
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Music Hall
Colonial
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Minnie Seligman
Dyainty Maude Fulton
William Rock
Callahan
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Mealy
Montrose
The
Cecelia Loftus Delights Fifth Avenue and Fifty-Eighth Street
Eva Tanguay was indisposed and Miss Loftus stepped in at both Keith & Proctor theatres on Fifty-eighth Street and the Fifth Avenue. Loftus drew enthusiastic applause with witty mimicry of famous players, sharing the bill with Jennie McCree Jack Norworth Sears Violet Allen Carter Bluford Ella Snyder and the Byrne Brothers.
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Fifth Avenue
Keith & Proctor
Ciri
Eva Tanguay
Missus
Fifty-eighth Street
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Jennie McCree
Jack Norworth
Sears
Violet Allen
Carter and Bluford
Ella Snyder
Byrne Brothers
Victoria Theatre Brims With Variety This Week
Victoria Theatre runs two daily shows with Emma Carus leading the merriment. Edmund Day presents The Futurity Winner and a Clay M Greene sketch A Case of Divorce featuring Richard Golden. Cast includes Lela Cotton Irving Jones James Thornton and Great Seeback in The Blanning Grenadiers.
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Emma Carus
Edmund Day
Clay M. Greene
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Blanning Grenadiers
Tony Pastor Celebrates 43rd Anniversary
Tony Pastor marks the forty third year of his career as manager with a special event at his Fourteenth Street playhouse. The current bill features a varied and amusing lineup including the Everetts Tippel Kliment Cogan Pancroft J Aldrich Libby Katherine Trayer Claude Marion Cleveland and Pex Gray.
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Fourteenth Street
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Kliment
Cogan
Pancroft
J. Aldrich Libby
Katherine Trayer
Claude
Marion Cleveland
Pex and Gray
The Travelling Salesman comedy at Columbia Theatre
James Forbes wrote the comedy The Travelling Salesman which premiered at the Columbia Theatre in Washington. Thomas W. Ross played the lead as Bob Blake the traveling salesman who helps Beth Elliott telegraph operator whose farm faces sale for back taxes. Blake discovers he competes against his own employer creating dramatic yet amusing complications. Marion Kerby of Chicago portrayed the leading feminine role.
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James Forbes
Columbia Theatre
Thomas W. Ross
Grand Crewing
Middle West
Bob” Blake
Beth Elliott
Blake
Marion Kerby
Chicago
Prince
Going Some Opens in Waterbury Tonight
Waterbury debuts the play Going Some by Paul Armstrong and Hex Beach focusing on student life and ranchmen. Cast featured James Orion Howard Esterbrook and James R Sullivan. Eugene Walter, author of Peso to Pull, attended the reading and saw the show.
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the Tribune
Waterbury
Conn
Paul Armstrong
Hex Beach
James Orion
Howard Esterbrook
James R. Sullivan
Eugene Walter
Butler's Stand Backed In Slander Case At Port Jefferson
Long Island realty operator Dean Alvord declares support for his Japanese butler Zenji Yamada amid a slander suit brought by Mrs. Jennie B. Rumsey Baxter. Notices defend Yamada and deny Mrs. Rumsey Baxter debts, while Yamada sues for malicious prosecution after larceny charges against him were dropped.
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Long Island
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Mr. Alvord
Port Jefferson
Seong
Belle Terre Estates, Incorporated
Mrs. Ramsey-Baxter
Hippodrome Stallions Impress Audiences
The Hippodrome featured Morning and Night, two trained stallions, in The Battle of Port Arthur and The Four Seasons. Morning is milk white and Night coal black, trained by Frank Melville. A green elephant novelty named Shamrock sparked interest but faced protests from animal welfare advocates.
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Port Arthur
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Shamrock
Wells Hawks
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Elephant Quarters
Two Major Art Auctions Bring Rich Oriental and Tapestry Collections
Two sales this week offer remarkable estates from Yamanaka Co and Benjamin Benguiat. The Orientalia at American Art Galleries feature jade and porcelain highlights alongside cloisonné and a hundred antique Chinese rugs, while Fifth Avenue Galleries hosts Benguiat textiles, tapestries, vestments, and lace panels, presenting a museumlike panorama of historical craft.
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Yamanaka
Benguiat
Arras
Mahler offered Met Opera post, declines amid praise
A Vienna letter reports Gustav Mahler rejected a Met Opera directorship even with a six month salary of about 600000 crowns. An interviewer in Munich recalls Mahler’s New York triumphs with Tristan and Don Giovanni, praising his rehearsals, precision, and leadership, while noting Knote’s celebrated tenor and the chorus’s renewed vitality.
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Caruso
Morena Impresses as Elizabeth in Wagner Tannhauser at the Met
Mme Berta Morena’s Elizabeth in Wagner’s Tannhauser at the Metropolitan Opera House drew praise for statuesque presence and regal dignity. Mr Burman offered incisive, if choppy, accompaniment while Mr Van Rooy as Wolfram and Mme Fremstad as Venus earned emphasis for musical and dramatic contrast, with Morena praised for warmth and poise though needing more sensuous warmth to fully win the city’s audience.
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Denison
Hammerstein Plans Sunday Night Grand Opera at Popular Prices
Oscar Hammerstein announces Sunday night grand opera next season at Manhattan Opera House with popular prices, ending Saturday night opera at those rates. He cites patron demand for stars and current law allows regular grand opera on Sundays. He will seek new singers before sailing to Europe to keep low priced productions after the season ends.
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Manhattan
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Hammerstein
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Europe
Calve in Carmen Saturday at Manhattan Opera House
Oscar Hammerstein has arranged with Mme Calve for her last appearance this season at the popular price performance next Saturday night. Carmen will be the opera with Miles Zeppilli Trentini and Giacoma and Messrs Dalmores Dufranne and Gilibert in the cast. Dufranne will take the father role in Louis tomorrow evening due to Gilibert illness.
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Duke of Abruzzi Engagement Denied in Rome
An Italian court denied rumors of an engagement between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins daughter of Senator Elkins. The duke, who commands the battleship Regina Elena, is to attend a Monaco prince lecture on oceanography and is slated for promotion to rear admiral.
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West Virginia
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Install of Rev Dr Mackay at North Presbyterian Church
The Rev John R Mackay of Giens Falls N Y is to be installed tonight as pastor of North Presbyterian Church on West Mth Street. Rev David G Wylie will preside with Rev J Ross Stevenson as alternate. Sermon by Rev Dr George Alexander and dedicatory prayer by Rev Dr Robert MacKenzie.
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Scotch Presbyterian Church
J. Ross Stevenson
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
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University Place Presbyterian Church
Robert MacKenzie
Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church
Alumni Association Dinner at Hotel Astor NYU Law School
The annual dinner of the Alumni Association of New York University Law School will be held Thursday evening at the Hotel Astor. Governor Fort of New Jersey, General Horace Porter, Lieutenant Governor Chanier, and members of the bench and several courts of New Jersey are listed as guests.
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Falls in love with Emma Goldman
Chicago dispatch reports Dr. Ben Reitman declares he has fallen for Emma Goldman, the so called Queen of the Reds, after constant attendance in Chicago. The romance reportedly unsettles Alexander Berkman, recently freed and then in contact with Goldman as he had long served for the attempt on Frick.
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William March Walton Obituary: Newark Engineer and Civil War Vet
William March Walton died in Newark at his home of his son-in-law Alexander Brenigan after a stroke two days earlier. Born 1829 in New York, he aided the Isthmian railroad survey across Panama and helped build San Francisco’s first wharf during the Forties. He served as captain in the 8th New York Volunteers in the Civil War, retiring as brevet colonel. a Mason. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Jesse A. Dodd and Mrs. Brenigan. will be buried tomorrow in Trinity Cemetery.
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New York
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California
New York Volunteers
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Trinity Cemetery
Major John B Hopper Dies After Wall Street Loss
Major John B Hopper longtime Mutual Reserve Life representative in Washington and London died of heart disease at Mount Vernon Hospital aged seventy. Confederate veteran and John A McCall's Europe agent he once insured King Edward for 150000 dollars. Returning to the U S he lost his fortune in Wall Street and died penniless. He lived seven years in Mount Vernon and worked in advertising and brokerage. Survived by a Baltimore sister Mrs P W Hagson and nephew P B Hopper of Centerville Md.
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Centerville
Alfred Nearing Dies After Illness in Brooklyn Home
Alfred Nearing treasurer of the Long Island Baptist Association and a trustee of the Industrial Home for the Blind died Saturday at his Brooklyn home 689 Putnam avenue from pneumonia after a week long illness. Born in Manhattan in 1856 he long served as cashier for Henry Matier & Co. He belonged to several Baptist churches. His wife a daughter and two brothers survive.
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Greene Avenue
General A Saunder Piatt Dies at 86 in Bellefontaine Ohio
General A Saunders Piatt, aged eighty six, died in Bellefontaine Ohio on March 16. He was a Civil War veteran who organized Ohio’s first zouave company and later wrote magazine articles. He was a brother of the late Donn Piatt.
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Sea monster sighting aboard Farragut sparks farce in Atlantic City
An Atlantic City paper reports a West Indian steamer Admiral Farragut sighting a marine monster near the ship. Captain Mader log notes a phosphorescent creature half a mile off the starboard bow, following all night and forcing speed reductions. A passenger adds the tale of a drink of seawater causing a six foot stern hollow.
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De Beers Diamond Mine Closure in Kimberley
In Kimberley on March 16 a slump at the Dutchspan mine, part of the De Beers property in Cape Colony, led to a decision to close the mine on April 24 until demand revives.
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Weather Report From Washington March Forecasts
Official Weather Bureau record outlines a southeastward move of high pressure from the St. Lawrence Valley and a new high north of Montana. Temperatures vary 50 to 60 degrees between regions with unsettled rain possible Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds shift along coasts as mixed conditions develop across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions.
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Andrews Named Commissioner in Jerome Case
Governor Hughes appointed Charles Andrews of Syracuse former Court of Appeals Chief Judge to handle charges against District Attorney Jerome. Andrews will limit his jurisdiction to Jerome's current term and will conduct oral examinations for Jerome and the charges’ makers. Andrews, about eighty, has a long Syracuse career as district attorney and mayor, and helped found Syracuse University while holding LL D honors from Columbia and Hamilton College.
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Onondaga County
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Lawyer Maguire Dies in Brooklyn Court
Elections Commissioner John Maguire collapsed and died in a Brooklyn County Court during Solomon Goodman grand larceny trial. He died of heart disease after summing up for the defendant. Judge Fawcett declared a mistrial and adjourned the court. Maguire lived in East New York with his mother and sister.
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Columbia Law School
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Royal Mounted presented at Garrick Theatre in Philadelphia
Cecil B. De Mille and William De Mille bring The Royal Mounted to the Garrick Theatre with Cyril Scott in the leading role. The action is framed in Calgary Alberta with a supporting company including Cliva Blandick Charles B. Wells Charles Lane Brigham Royce Elwood Bostwick Charles Lamp and Ethel Wright.
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Garrick Theatre
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Charles B. Wells
Charles Lane
Brigham Royce
Elwood Bostwick
Charles Lamp
Ethel Wright
No respite for Chester Gillette execution stands
Governor Hughes will not intervene with the death sentence for Chester Gillette of Cortland convicted of murdering Grace Brown at Big Moose Lake. The case draws reaction as Mrs. Louise Gillette, his mother, plans to seek an audience in Albany, while Gillette remains in Auburn prison’s death cells.
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Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
A list of distinguished guests checking into leading hotels. Includes Lieutenant S H R Doyle USN at the Belmont, Captains H G Hebbinghans and Erick von Bruining at the Hotel Astor, Joseph E Otis at Holland, Dr W T Adams in Manhattan, John Leggett in Netherland, Mr and Mrs F E Vivian Bond at Prince Gorh or Barmer Hall, and Warren Salisbury plus Judge John M Davy and Senator William M Crane at Waldorf Astoria.
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Detroit
Rodman and Marvin wed at Epiphany Church home
On Monday March 16 at the bride’s sister’s residence 123 Fast 39th street the Rev Wm T Crocker rector of the Church of the Epiphany united Nannie Van Nostrand Marvin and Cary Selden Rodman. Notices of marriages and deaths require full names and addresses.
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Boorum and Brown Deaths in Tribune Notice Card
Death notices list Boorum George C Magie Mildret G Brown Abbie C McGonigle Annie Burr Abigail S Moore L Owen Ditmas Jane G Paton Thomas Gibbens Harriet Reilly William J Kane Theodore F Ryan Mary Kellogg William A Leake Albert L Loesch Fanny Tompkins Mary C Lowery Margaret Tweedy Adelaide A Poorum services for Boorum at Forest Hill NJ on Sunday March US Interment private LROWN Abbie Center Brown died in Pittsfield MA aged 93 funeral details pending.
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Willoughby Ave
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Middletown
Conn
Mourning notices from March 1908 obituaries and funerals
A collection of death notices and funeral details from New York area newspapers referencing Abigail Burr Jane Ditmas Thomas Paton and others. Entries list dates March 14 15 16 17 1908 1909 with residences Brooklyn Jersey City Danbury and New Haven, ages and service times at Trinity Church St Patrick’s Cathedral and local chapels, interment details and funeral carriage arrangements.
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Desirable Help Quick Offered at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for positions of various kinds available at its Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Hours are 3 a.m. to 6 p.m. The notice invites employers to consult the listings to save time and expense.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and World Reach
The Tribune outlines mail subscription options for domestic and foreign addresses with varied plans including daily, sunday, weekly farmer, tri weekly, and almanac prints. International delivery covers Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines with different pricing based on duration and edition. Offices listed in New York City and major overseas exchange points accompany lists of international hotel reading room arrangements for access.
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