Sinbad the Maid of Baisora dazzles at Dugquesne Theatre
The Dugquesne Theater hosts David Henderson's lavish production Sinbad or the Maid of Baisora by the American Extravaganza Company. The company tours after hits in Chicago and St Louis, featuring elaborate scenery, a Winter Carnival ballet, and stars like Ida Marie and Martha Irmler. Robson revival of She Stoops to Conquer also lauded for fidelity and color.
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Dugquesne
Tomorrew
Avenine
David Henderson
St. Louit
Chicago
Chacionatinns
Sintad
Isore
Sturgier
Tin Ocean
Valley of Diamonds
Sintads
Diathomas
Cancers
Menrlotta Rosche
Madeling Mc Tove
Martha Irmler
Teloes
Slaters
Hefdy
Syitol Heedle
Comanent
Ida Marie
Topsy Venn
Frankin Taynied
Babette Rodney
Annis Dacre
Ketits Norman
Edwin Foy
Louise Kissing
Jessia Vilters
Maree Irmler
Dan Hart
Charles Coacherd
Marry My Kisson
Arthur Dunn
Spencer Tracey
Stuart Robson
Tony Lampkin
Robsom
Gorsmiths
Lob
Jim
Reuleon
Goldsmith
Robson
Bertés
That Girl From Mexico and Other Farces at Local Theaters
The Drews star in That Girl From Mexico a revival of a Morton farce while Gordon presents Who Killed Cock Robin. Birds of a Feather premiers at Grand Opera House with New York talent and a cotton gin scene. Richard Mansfield, Richard Mansfield's company at Alvin Theater, and Mrs Burnett's Little Lord Fauntleroy play at Harris Britton & Deans. Various acts including Sinbad, Belle of Bells, and acts by Vanda and the Two Kids tour. New theaters in planning for New York, one on Twenty-ninth Street and Fifth Avenue, another on Broadway between Thirty-ninth and Fortieth, budget $900,000.
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Harry Lacy
Jack Koval
Mn Lacy
Jack Stopel
Port & Young Military
West Point
Jack Mowat
Lacy
A.C. Wheeler
Wheeler
Jack Royal
Niserr-seveni
New York
Lee
McWheeler
New York City
Jack Kopal
Harlem
Union Metio
Sydney Drew
Mexico
Bor J
Maddison Morton
Morton
Engcland
Gordon
Cock Robin
Drews
Drew
Herbert Hall Winslow
Marie Sailer
Charles Bowser
South Carolina
Scere
Frank McNich
Wes
Richard Mansfield
Alvin Theater
Bray Brummell
Prince Karl
Bean Brommell
Thurednay
Don Juan
Dr. Jekyll and
Mrs. Hyde
Mre
Harry Williams
Rogan and
Richfield
Guyer
Goodwin
Vanda
Dalancine
Lord and Rowe
Chin
Nelson Sisters
D. Burke
Wizard
Rentz
Sam Devere
Patti
Liverpool
Paris
Nicolini
Arditi
Wales
di Miniz
Paradise
Fulda
Chicago
Count Caster
Chas. T. el- Us
Feanziz Barmoyra
Riff Raff
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Boston
W. J. Gilmore
Leis
Sreaxuxa Crisp
House of Representatives
Harry Crisp
Captain Standish
Augustin Daly
Louia Aldrich
Union Square
Crisp
Grace Filkins
Rosina Voices Company
Felix Morris
Comedienne
Oane
Twenty-ninth Street
Fifthavenuec
Thirty-ninth
Fortieth Streets
Broadway
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Frank WW. Sanger
First Lion Tamers at Barry Davis Museum Theater
Manager Darry Davis of the Fifth Avenue museum theater announces this week the first appearance in a museum in America of Colonel E Daniel Boone and Milo Carlotta, monarchs of lion tamers, with seven monster lions and two boar hounds. A large circular cage will be erected on stage to ensure visitor safety and allow spectators to observe the performance.
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Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Colonel Boone
Mile
Carlotti
Nero
Carlotta
Samson
Mons
Curio Hall
Miner & Phillip
Mannager Darry Davis
Fifth Avenue Museum Theater
America
E. Daniel Boone
Milo
Fifth Avepur
The Gossoon and The Dancing Girl Onstage At Frohman’s
A review highlights The Gossoon with Johnson in a merry Squire role and praises the play’s oil scenery and Killarney lake accuracy. It notes Daniel Frohman’s wax E H Sothern figure from The Dancing Girl and mentions The Little Recruit at the Auditor ium with a large cast for New Year performances and fund raising.
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Gossoon
Johson
Edwin F. Kidder
Killarney
Daniel Frohman
E. H. Sothern
Eden Maeee
Mr. Sothern
G.A. R
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American Extravaganza Company
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Iamler
Ae Ey Conan
Henry Norman
Spencer Gracey
C. T. Crawford
Henry McKisson
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Ice Mulle
Jessie Villars
Frankie Raymond
Annie Dacre
Emms Mulls
Bessia Lynch
Sanary
Carroll Johnson
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Miner & Phillips
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Old City Hall
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American Society of Professors of Dancing
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Harris’ Theater
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Little Lord Fauntleroy
Devoy and Aeer Vaudeville Company
Opera House
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Frank McNish
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Frederick Bryton
Ralph Delmore
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