The Fifth Avenue Fire and London Light Opera Venture
The piece reviews theater troubles in New York with Davenport as Cleopatra and Mather as Joan of Arc, noting the Fifth Avenue Theater blaze harms Miner’s venture while Bernhardt’s return looms. It salutes English Light Opera Company plans and warns on costly stock ventures and misfortune facing managers.
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Cleopatra” Davenport
New York
Fifth Avenue Theater
Fifth Avenue
Miner
Hermann
England
English Light Opera Complany, Limited
London
Flehares
F. Stanislaus
Kegar Ward
Dodge
The Joan of Arc Tale in Theater History
A historical sketch outlines Joan of Arc from her Domremy childhood to her French mission and Orleans campaign. It notes her capture at Compiegne, trial before the Rouen court, and execution in 1431, along with later myths and varied artistic treatments.
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Joan of Arc
Schilier
France
Domremy
Champagne
Lorraine
Joan
Henry VI
Ergland
Charles VII
Chinon
Doremy
Orleans
Earl of Balisbury
Joan of ‘Arc
Burgundy
Charles
Roven
Duquesne Theater to Feature Joan of Arc and Elaborate Spectacles
The Bijou presents a Joan of Arc drama adapted by Mr. Young with Miss Mather headlining Monday and a week of repertory. The Second Edition of Gilmore’s Twelve Temptations returns in a new pantomime dress with lavish scenery and a strong cast. The Duquesne previews The Crystal Slipper operatic extravaganza by the American Extravaganza Company with star performers and major stage effects. Agnes Huntington leads Pag Jones with a 70‑person troupe, praised for her contralto range and strong stage presence. Grand Opera House reports Hands Across the Sea drawing large crowds with notable cast and dramatic sea‑fog scenes.
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Mation Ass Saint
Gilmore
Bijou
Vables
Ballet Corpa
Duquesne Theater
Prince Prettiwitz
Cinderella
San
Oto
California
Pitabare
Golden Ferns
Unites States
Louise Montague
Ida Marie
Fannie Cabell
Venn
Annie Dacre
Babette — Foy
Henry Norman
Joseph Frankau
KE. H. Carrol
Joseph M.doner
Europe
Clara Qualitz
Madeline Morando
Clara Neu Henrietta Roshe
Arella
Maitre de Ballet
Signor Filiberto Piarchet
Wolchisefl
W. H. Batchelor
Aliss Huntington
All Jones
Grace Nabie
England
Paul Jones
Pianquette
Noraaway
Miss Huntington
Pittsburg
London
Grand Opera House
Philadelphia
Henry Pettutt
Jack Dudley
Robert P. Gibbe
Jean de Lussac
Charles J. Jackson
Tom Russell
W. H. Wallis
Dick Medford
Dunlap
de Koven
Robin
Prince of Wales’ Theater
Horace
Marion Manola
Maid Marion
Weber and Fields at Harry Williams Academy
The popular theater presents Weber and Fields Own Company next week led by Frank Bosh with Wilson and Cameron and a strong lineup including Richmond Glenroy Ramza Arno Drawee Tremonts Isabella Ward and John Whitman The Crazy Quilt afterpiece promises further laughs with musical and comic acts throughout the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber and Fields
Frank Bosh
Wilson
Cameron
Ein Cn
Richmond
Glenroy
Ramza
Arno
Drawee
Tremonts
America
Isabella Ward
John Whitman
Rosing
Spectacular English watercraft exhibit and races come to Fifth Avenue
The landboat will debut at Harry Davis' Fifth Avenues Museum with hourly road scull races among top oarsmen Wallace Ross John Largan Fred Plaisted and Captain Paul Boyton present to narrate and launch the events. Notables include Wallace Ross Plaisted Largan and Captain Boyton plus a varied entertainment lineup and an educational goals exhibit.
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Harry Davis
Fifth Avenues Museum
America
Wallace Ross
John Largan
Fred Plaisted
Panel Boyton
England
Paul Boyton
Wallace Hoss
Plaisted
Australia
Largan
Wright and Higgins
Kennedy
St. Clair
Gorman
Millie Olive
Paul Boynton
Betiween
Borland
School OF Educated Goats
World’s Museum Theater Offers Oddities and Classics
A string of new entertainments arrives at the World’s Museum Theater led by Whale Of Gus who chronicles perilous Arctic whaling days. Also featuring Me and Him two odd comic figures box about, Musical Carson on 11 instruments, and Ten Nights in a Bar Room with Carl Brehm’s Company. Harris Theater adds On the Frontier military drama with James W. Hardie and Sara Von Leer. Stage Whispers notes Joe Emmett and a future season with John L. Sullivan in a war drama.
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Gus
Carson
Carl Brehm
Kelso
Hammond
Te Bouste
Frank Vance
Wailiock
Emma Sinclair
Iat Morgan
Vite Eadie Sinclair
Harris’ Theater
James W. Hardie
Sara von Leer
Enetting
Oe Genuine
Stage News and London Theatre Notes from - Annual Arts Roundup
Minnie Palmer to star in Craven's A Miser's Will. GONDOLIERS anniversary celebrated at the London Savoy. Sir Arthur Sullivan directed. Lady Dougeo appears in Drury Lane and the Beast. A Septet in The Crystal Slipper titled Johnny's Got His Gun gains popularity. Harry Norman composes Guess Again for The Crystal Slipper and Kendals to appear at Bijou Theater. Modjeska plans London debut next May with Adrienne Lecouvreur and Measure for Measure. Irving's Ravenswood withdraws for Much Ado revival. Reports on Palmer traveling company, Shakespeare trustees bill, and theatre season lineups.
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Minnie Palmer
Ip Craven
Johnny
Johnny Get Your Gun
Westland Marston
Hexey Irvine
Ravenswool
Hatenswood
Shakespeare
Irving
Mirror
Madison Square Theater
New York
A. M. Palmer
Palmer
Jack
Jos
Haworth
Herkley Brue
Grand Opera House
Stratford-on-Avon
Stratford Town
Ernie Ellsler
Hagel Kirke
Couldock
Dunstan Kirke
Jes Fister
Spain
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