Robson's Humble Grace Marks His Comic Fame
The article portrays Stuart Robson as a genial, unpretentious figure with a simple cigar habit and a courteous hotel demeanor. It notes his enduring friendships, dislike of arrogance, and preference for modest comforts, detailing his health, travel fatigue, and planned future season focusing on money-winning plays and selective engagements.
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Stuart Robson
Mr. Robson
Rebsem
Entertaining Week at World's Museum Theater
Manager Davis unveils a varied program at camo hall with Robert E. Dittrick performing spiritualistic cabinet feats while visible to spectators. The Madagascar Family violinist and artists from Mexico display birds plumage tricks. Signor Crispini the slide trombonist, Baby Venus, and a roster of other acts promise first class entertainment through Easter. A fat women convention and a first annual baby show are planned for upcoming weeks.
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World's Museum
Robert E. Dittrick
Dittrick
Madagascar
E Gomes Pearcao
Santo Barbarces
D' Elmo Sartu
Hubert Crispini
Harry Williams' Academy Easter Week at The Irwin Bros
The Irwin Bros Speciality Company returns to Harry Williams' Barris' Theater for an Easter week program. The show features enhanced company strength with new international stars and the Irish actor Charlies Erin Varner in his professional debut. The repertoire includes Samus O'Brien on Mon Tue Wed Thu Sat and a Friday double bill The O Cal laghan and Seed Your Wife to Brighton.
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Harry Williams
Irwin Bros
Charlies Erin Varner
Samus O'Brien
O'Callaghan
Brighton
Charles Erin Verner
Shamus O'Brien
O’callaghans
New Playhouses Planned in Boston and New Productions Ahead
Boston plans two new playhouses as W. J. Scallas schedules 25 weeks in New York next season and Senator William H. Crane appears at the Duquesne on April 19 for a week. Pacific Hawt opens Charlies L. Davis theater around September 16, with A Path of Jacks benefiting Bijou staff in May. Davis’s Fifth Avenue Museum offers a baby show prize, Joseph Arthur’s drama Blue Jeans is set locally, Still Alarm returns, Power of the Press tours New York, Stay Theater prospers, and Kidnapped by The Plunger author debuts April 5 at Haviland’s Theater Chicago.
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New York
William H. Crane
Joseph Arthur
Blue Jeans
Gus Prior
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