German era Julius Caesar premieres stun Pittsburg crowd
The Meiningen company staged Julius Caesar to a largely German audience at the Duquesne Theater in Pittsburgh. The performance impressed with grand tableaux and organization, though some critics found the delivery of Marc Antony less striking than English renditions. Miss Agnes Huntington to appear at the Duquesne with Captain Therese and Paul Jones in a major engagement.
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The Witch and a Busy Week at Local Theaters
A wide slate of performances fills the week with dramas and vaudeville. Reviews praise The Witch for stage setting and scenes like Gallows Hill, while other bills showcase King Rene's Daughter, Snow Bound, and False Charms. Notables include Weber and Fields and Miss Maud Huth, plus a bustling program with tricks, mind readers, and a strong Elks benefit upcoming at Grand Opera House.
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Rinno
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Lavender
Thomson
Island City
Drrden
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John Whitman
Weber and
Pittsburg
Fracsis Wilcox
Broadway
Actors’ Fund Fair
New York
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Ken Gall
Actors Orphans’ Home
Kendal
Indy
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