Baroness Blancs Debut At Duquesne In Deception
The Baroness Blanc appears tomorrow at the Duquesne Theater in Deception, and a translation of Alexander Danas play Le Demi Monde. She is described as tall with striking features and a refined stage presence. The production boasts superb mountings, lavish costumes, and a strong company led by notable artists including Douglas.
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Baroness Blanc
Duquesne Theater
Alexander Danas
le Demi-Monde
Mrs. Landry
Econery
America
Douglas
Baroness Diane Seen At City Society Event
The appearance of Baroness Diane in the city signals a forthcoming engagement at one of the two prominent theaters and suggests the event will be among the season’s society highlights this year.
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Inser Wiens Huntington
Vin Ide Waterman
Eva Bont
Erog Toren
Louise Wilson
Ndeon
Diane
Barry and Fay Reunite in McHennas Flirtation at Grand Opera House
Barry and Fay reunite in the act one of McKenna's Flirtation at the Grand Opera House. Scenic designs depict Harlem street scenes and rapid New York development with squatters and modern flats. The Harlem River view appears in act three as the production marks the pair's final local appearances before a new play tour.
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Barry
Fay
McHenna
Grand Opera House
Harlem
Manhattan Island
New York
Mr. Fay
Senny
McKenna
Far
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Charles Hanford
Julius Cesar
Booth and Barrett
Candy the Lilliputians staged by the Alvin troupe
The Alvin hosts a Lilliputians comedy called Candy featuring Tom Kloppe a bootblack midget and Nollendorf daughter of a wealthy New York magnate. A trio of boys sneaks into a party, alliances form, and a series of escapades with a shipwild voyage ends in a wreck with novel electrical effects and a humorous island ending. The show boasts a company of over ten performers and strong midget performers led by Franz Ebert and Selma Goerner.
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Lilliputians
Tom Kloppe
Bootblack
Duttie Nollendorf
New York
Willionaire
Yandle
Aftiller
Jom
Jom, Manage To Get Into the Nollendorfs
Aidy
Aily
Ally
Central Africa
Tmons
Lottie Collins
Adolph Zint
Genital
Franz Ebert
Selma Goerner
Sonbrette
Pittsburg Theatre Notes Spark Dramatic Season
Dramatic items from Pittsburgh papers highlight Harper's Ferry railroad drama with Jos. B. Clifton as telegraph operator. Lillian Russell praised for beauty and charm amid reviews of Willard, Rose Coghlan, and various tours. Headlines cover local theater plans, new venues, and a major bankrupt clothing sale at P. C. C. C. with hundreds of items and rail fare refunds for out-of-town buyers.
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Harper's Ferry
Jos. BD
Clifton
Og Gee
Stage realism and wonders headline Carlo Hall show
The report highlights remarkable stage realism in railroad scenes and a lively Carlo Hall program. Henry Welton’s trained cat troupe performs tricks while Fatima the Shrike Enchantress demonstrates handling a python and a rattler. Aline sisters Florence and Martin appear in Curio Hall with other curiosities promised.
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Carlo Hall
Henry Welton
Anid
Fatima
Aline
Florence
A Martin
Nso
French Folly Company Opens At Academy With New Talent
The French Folly Company debuts at the Academy tomorrow night led by Dobby Manchester and Sam Bernard. The program opens with Saratoga Swelle a burlesque on Elche Bells featuring Miss Lizzie B. Reynels with Miss May Adams and Parisian sensations Ta-Ra-Ha-Bum dance. Bernard, the chief draw, stars with William J. O'Brien Lillie Allyn Georgie Lingard and others including Topack Steele La Motus and Maynard in a varied bill.
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Academy
Dobby Manchester
Sam Bernard
Lizzie B. Reynels
May Adams
William J. O'Brien
Lillie Allyn
Georgie Lingard
Topack
Steele
la Motus
Maynard
Davie's Eden Masre Attracts Remarkable Acts
The popular house showcases John Rauth billed as the longest headed man with a fourteen inch forehead. Also features Prof. Sherman's caprine paradox and a troupe of trained coats costing about $10,000. Billy Courtwright leads a company of comedians in "Hey Rube" after leaving the May Howard show.
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John Rauth
Rauth
Prof. Sherman
Billy” Courtwright
Courtwright
May Howard
Hey Rube
Lost in New York melodrama at Harris theater
A strong cast performs the melodrama Lost in New York at Harris Theater with new scenery and effects. Notable scenes include the East River by moonlight and Gramercy Park as the story portrays New York life. The advance notice is incomplete.
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Wilbur Opera Company
New York
Harris’ Theater
Grance Owen
Hoyt
Boston
East River
Gramercy Park
Inne
Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower Ad Endorsed
A March 1302 testimonial from RS. De Leroy Jones of Milwaukee recommends the Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower and Scalp Cleaner for six years in a ladies hair dressing business. The note praises hair length and color, offers a free consultation, and lists prices for Hair Grower and Scalp Cleaner. The sisters advertise at 49 Sixth Street Pittsburgh and 18 West Fourteenth Street New York.
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Seven Sutherland Sistas
Leroy Jones
Milwaukee
Sutherland Sisters
Sixth Street
Pittsburgh
Ole Manumeterers
Ottee
West Fourteenth Street
New Soeells
Kaufmanns New Book Department Opens Grandly
Kaufmanns unveils a new book department aimed at being a first class literary supply depot for the masses. Manager D C Bourne and assistant George W Backofen lead a complete stock of standard works Juvenile books Bibles albums and fine stationery with low prices and high quality.
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Webster
Kaufmann
Kaufmanns
D. C. Bourne
New York
George W. Backofen
Pittsburg
Fine Clothing Ad Promises Quality Menswear
A local shop markets fine clothing with suits and overcoats priced from 10 to 40 dollars. They boast superior cut and trim, claim no cheap goods, and claim their prices are about half of a tailor’s charge. A visit is urged to satisfy both parties.
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World's Museum Theater
Lillian Russell
Duquesne
Lillian
Lulu Glasser
Mr. Willard
Shylock
Hamiet
Rose Coghlan
Wilt
East End
McElfatrick
Sam. W. Dawson
Lee Avenue Academy
Brooklyn
Frank Carver
Sam
Carver
Mc Iegne
The
New
Rome
Tremont Theater
Abbey
Shoeffel & Gray
la Cigale
Pittsbury
Alvin John
Charies L. Day Herse
Jonsa
EvzErsopr
Texas
Henderson
Ali Baba, Jr
Denver
San Francisco
Hoey
Monte Carlo
Russell
Seabrooke
Isle of Champagne
Ir Ja
Rialto
New York Mirror
Charles Frohman
John Drew
London
Terry's Theater
Drew
Daly
Frohman
Frederick Lemaitre
de Miller
Alvin
James J. Corbett
Corbett
W. A. Brady
Lawsstxo Rowas
Lewis Morrison
Faust
Conver and
Keenan
Stock Dramatic Company
Stelitman
Edwin Milton Koyle
Vienna
Lucius Henderson
Metropolitan Opera Couse
Massern
Minnie seligman-Uneing
L Dr. Bint
Jens Christian Hostrup
Jutland
Henry E. Dixey
Mr. Dobbs
Tose
Dobbs
Home Tient
George M. Connell
Atlanta
Alvin Theater
George M.connell
Rothers
Rds
Pout 8
Pittabure
Henry Terheyden
Smithfield Street
Broadway
Grant and
Diamond Streets
P.C.C. C
Clothiers
Poys
Ittsburg
Wiliams' Academy
Davie
Eden Masre
EIN
TM Rey
New York City
Foster's
Sul
F.p.thomas
Ohio
E. Diamond
Allegheny
City Hall
Duquesne Ae
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