Vaudeville Stage Notes Signal Mixed Patrons and Performances
A garbled notice outlines a long running New England coast show with Ted Wied as a stage star and May Langdon McCormick as the author. It mentions premieres, curtain tails, and various acts including "Flow dears Are Broken" and "The West Paint Cadet" with dates, venues, and open shows in mid April.
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Lew Didey Lax
Marchez
Marvel
Wenney
Rocketader
Ted
Aq Typmenaa
Ronny Dta
Nurpelier Vbhe Gitlonap
Jes
Esperinrmance
Morroly
England
Paul Etason
May Langdon McCormick
Brililayl
Attractions at the Grand Opera House This Week
The Grand Opera House presents ten attractions for the week with all shows dark.
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Grand Opera House
The Empire Theater Schedule Fragment
Malines and Night and Monday Night How plearts Are Broken Tuesday and Wednesday Matinea and Night Thursday Night For His Sister s Honor Friday and Saturday Nights The Gypsy Girl
Mrs Carter in Dramatic Spotlight Praised as Temperament Master
The article lauds Ada Garter, likening her to Bernhardt, for rare dramatic temperament and wide range. It notes her Broadway debut on November 14, 1890 as Miss Helpless, with critics hailing her forceful talent and rising fame, while contrasting others’ technical skill with true temperament.
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du Barry
Be- Tesco
Sarah Reynhardt
Garter
Carter
Ens
Mise
Shaeet
Cara
Nym
Ale
New York World
Tod
Relneso
Jalav
Urenievoe
Gentry Brothers Bring Grand Animal Show To Town
The Gentry Brothers open their season April 1 and 2 with a famed traveling animal exhibition praised as the finest and most educational showcase. The program features elephants, dogs, horses, and a wide array of trained acts, with notable acts like Rokoma the monkey, Dick the performing dog, and the Peerless Pelta tumblers, drawing acclaim from audiences nationwide.
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San Antonio
Gentry Bros
Garatawn
Mud
Satmel
Tnd
Uiotauls Sud
Eyir Fee
Rokoma
Wwelnad
Taos
Shir Portayorers
Fion
Peelta
Wosdara
Burone
Elessle
Gintry
Big Tent Matinee and Night Anounced At Waek
The Big Tent presents a matinee and a night show with two bills to be announced. Esmey Remalidar is listed for Waek events as part of the program.
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Remalidar
Waek
Lyric Theatre Opens Summer Season With Gypsy Gin Play
The Lyric begins its summer slate tonight with the Gypsy Gin, a famed production by Rela's company. Audiences are promised a vibrant opening as the cast delivers a lively performance to start the season.
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Ayer
Otal Rela
Esjuiveldas Play At Elg Tent Review
The Empire stage notes present Esjuiveldas a play praised for wit and strong performances. Critics highlight leads and the ensemble, praising timing and the diversion of American dramatic styles. A matinee is scheduled today with emphasis on Miss Anderson as a powerful actress.
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Suternoise
Weronne
Fin City
Tiss Amferson
Lyric Theatre opens season with 29 theaters on slate
The Lyric announces its season featuring 29 theaters and a shift in schedule with performances on Thursdays and Sundays. Don Baggett highlights a fashion plate and a veteran writer, while the bill includes military humor and a lively lineup this year. Prices remain similar to last year with a focus on value for patrons.
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Tyric
Nels Avery
Raycy
Don Baggett
Mis Leslie Caster Res Carter lauded as finest dramatic artist
A fragmented note praises Tasilis Carter as a leading dramatic artist, with unclear attributions and names resembling a misread inscription. The text recalls celebrated stage profiling and mentions a prominent art figure in an ostensible tribute.
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Tasilis Carter
Mat Lie
Amentan
Tage Bost
Symphony Orchestra Plans Annual Opera Concert To Aid Youth
The Say Autale Symphony Orchestra will present its annual concert at Beet Oven Hall on Friday. The program features violinist John Johnson and soprano Kita Magi among performers, with a varied program of classical pieces and choral works. Plans include a large festival in March and further concerts announced by conductor Ralphs.
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Beetoven Hall
Frilay
Estival
Henn
Sri Phony Wu
Bullade
Polonaize
Asia
Carmen
Brahms
Hilda Tells
Eas
Testhal
Orher
Sue Antonio Bal
Existenca
MD Eherinndana
Lorin Mpa
Gomevinve
Mark Wilson
Alherletn
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Smelyy
Mulan
Bill—Haysang Kipta
Harry Balus
the Dow "Baguett
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tan-Antonia
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Baseball Today
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Stroom
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e'Clonk
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the Century New
W. Gammerce St
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Palae Moving Picture Show
West
Houston Street
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Alamo Plaza
THE
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Lew Docketader
Nyodtiena
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Thiresky
Myra
Srrin
Tor
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Empire
America
Tore Longer
Gannor
Jean TwiReszke
Quinon
Rumafikndo
Miler
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Voloe
Bryak
Ciitsee
Adendresenhecke
Migg
Laura Tanner
Big Tent Theater
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