Atlantic City Horse Show entries exceed prior years
Public interest centers on the Atlantic City Horse Show Association exhibition at Inlet Park July 9 to 18. Entries surpass previous years with many prizes and notable U S horses. The Pennsylvania Railroad will assist with horse transportation. The August 3 Embarkation Day is planned by the Knights of Columbus. Local notables and visitors fill summer hotels and the city hosts numerous events and gatherings.
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Cape May Cottage Colony Grows as Season Opens
Special to the Philadelphia Times reports Cape May’s cottage colony expanding with seasonal arrivals. Guests include Ex-Sheriff Crow Jr., Mrs Charles R King, Alfred I DuPont, Col John W Moorehead, Rev Llewellyn Caley, John H Sloane and families occupying stockton and hughes street cottages. City solicitor and Mrs Kinsey stay at the Windsor Hotel.
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Mount Pocono Special to Resume via Pennsylvania Railroad
The Mount Pocono through fast express from Philadelphia to Tobyhanna will restart starting Saturday June 20. It departs Philadelphia Broad Street Station at 1 06 PM Saturdays Germantown Junction at 1 14 PM and runs to Tobyhanna stopping at major Pocono resorts. Return trips leave Tobyhanna and reverse to Philadelphia.
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Rare Philadelphia summer theatre debut at Park Theatre
A third week of June play in Philadelphia is rare and tomorrow evening's Park Theatre venture aims to show the commercial value of Miss Merron's new comedy. Mr. Spenser's comic opera closes its run next week. Miss Lee's company ends their engagement with Saturday's show as Keith's Theatre stays open through summer without rival indoor amusements.
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Entertainments at City Theatres This Week
The program spans Park Theatre’s In Love and For Dear Old Penn curtain-raisers with Ed Merron and star Paul Taylor set amid a secret wedding plot. Keith’s Theatre features Williams Walker and a diverse bill of acts, biographs, and new acts. Fogg’s Ferry returns at Gyrard Avenue with Amy Lee’s company, while Lyceum promises variety and Chestnut Street presents Miss Bob White with extra songs and a long run.
The Last Rehearsal to Open in Philadelphia Curtain Rise
The Last Rehearsal, a one act drama by the author of The Dairy Farm and In Love, is announced for its first Philadelphia performance on Monday evening July 1 at Park Theatre as a curtain-raiser to In Love. The piece, Miss Merron's original effort, has already been staged successfully in other cities.
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Louise Bates
Melema Bardi
Seymour Stratton
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J. P. Keefe
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Dear Old Penn
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Notable Theatrical Notes and Castings Listed
A survey of upcoming plays and performers notes Ninety and Nine by Ramsey Morris Captain Sorel by John Ernest McCann Leo Ditrichstein's The Last Appeal to be staged in Chicago in October George W Hobart to provide Marie Dressler a new drama for next season Sapho in London faced with a censor hurdle Virna Woods Horatio tragedy eyed by Frederick Warde Sada Yacco the 1890 1900 visitor now acting in London Just a Man one act play by Edgar Berengert Polly Stockwell Grace Dudley replaces Edna Wallace in Florodora in New York Eben Plympton linked to Mrs Lemoyne Macbeth in revival Barrie play Maude Adams to play a young unfeminine role Love's Victory a comedy by Edwin Milton Boyle to star with Mrs Royle next season Justin Huntley McCarthy to English Capus La Veine for Frohman company R G Knowles London music halls comedian to stage a lecture in America
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Chicago
George W. Hobart
Marie Dressier
Eben Plympton
Mrs. Lemoyne
Professor Barrie
Maude Adams
Entertainments for Next Season at Major Theatres
A bureau details next season's polite entertainments for non theatre goers. Russell Brothers to star in Step Lively Please. Charmion the trapezist returns to New York. D'Arcy of the Guards by Shipman staged in San Francisco. John Mason's use features The Altar of Friendship with Madeline Lucette Ryley as author. Champagne Charlie by Augustus Thomas for Peter Dailey. The Wine Agent previously announced. Danish mimic Charlotte Wiehe negotiating American visit. Earl of Yarmouth seeks The Golden Cord music farce in London. Tom Williams may build a permanent comic opera troupe in New York. Bert Taylor writes The Explorers for Chicago. Amy Ricard to star in Janice Meredith No. 2 company. J H Stoddart to star in Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush adaptation. Lillian Lawrence and Valerie Berger to headline metropolitan stock companies. Revival of The School for Scandal discussed with Marie Wainwright and John E. Shaw. May Irwin considers revivals of The Widow Jones and other works. Duchess of Marlborough to figure in Mia Lemoyne’s preparation. Modjeska and Louis James cited for King Henry VIII revival. Frank Daniels to tour Miss Simplicity extravaganza by Barnet. Becky Sharp by David Balsillie to be staged in Great Britain with Annie Hughes. The Liberty Belles music farce by Harry B. Smith to premiere at Chestnut Street Theatre. Composer unnamed. Cyril Scott and others tied to Miss Bob White and Mayme Rogue.
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Broadway Theatre News Teases Merlin and New Cast Plans
The entertainment column notes Jules Tiercelin and Louis Napoleon Parker will collaborate on Merlin, Ella Wheeler Wilcox writes a one act The Mother, Lettice Fairfax joins Mansfield’s next season as leading woman, and Elsie Leslie to return as Glory in The Christian revival. Sullivan’s Emerald Isle may get a U.S. production with the Shuberts at The Casino.
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