The Shepherd of the Hills on Ozark Hills Stage
The play portrays vivid locals like Old Matt Young Matt and Sammy Lane set in the Ozark Mountains. Scenic artistry highlights misty valleys and sunset vistas as Wright’s first stage work draws crowds at the Grand Opera House for January 4 and 6 matinee and night showings.
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Shepherd
Matt
Hercules
Sammy Lane
Ozark Mountains
Wright
Grand Opera House
Harold Bell Wright
Playbill Schedule Over Next Week For The Granola
The Woman tonight The Bohemian Girl Monday night Tuesday matinee Tuesday The Fascinating Widow Ju Nan Eltingey Wednesday mall Wednesday night Thursday Friday night The Shepherd of the Hills Saturday matinee Saturday night also Sunday night of next week.
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Ju- Nan Eltingey
Belasco production of The Woman tops touring shows at Capitol
The Belasco stage drama The Woman draws crowds in the national capital with political intrigue centering on Wanda Kelly, a telegraph operator who guards a secret involving a machine politician and his wife. Standish the progressive hero clashes with veteran politicians as the plot unfolds in a swiftly paced melodrama.
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David Belasco
Belasco
National Capitol
New York City
Chicago
Keswick
Washington
Arlington
Wanda Kelly
Miss Kelly
Standish
Congress
Marjorie Wood
Marian Barney
James Seeley
Howell Hansel
Hallett Thompson
Austin Webb
Hugh Dillman
Peter Raymond
Homer Granville
Kalman Matus
Frank Austin
Eddie Foy in Over The River at Grand Opera House
Eddie Foy stars in a new three act musical comedy Over The River at the Grand Opera House on February 14 and 15. Werba and Luescher present with John L. Golden’s musical setting and the Berlin Madcaps chorus. Foy’s Madison Parke and his infectious humor headline this New York talked show.
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Werba
Luescher
Grand Opera House
Eddie Foy
Mr. Foy
Madison Parke
Broadway
New York
John L. Golden
Berlin
Bunty Pulls the Strings Comes to San Antonio Stage
Heather thistle and evergreen frame the Grand Opera House as Bunty Pulls the Strings visits January 14 and 15 for its San Antonio debut. The play has played London New York and Chicago, with author Graham Moffat praised for a fresh theatrical dish.
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Heather, Thistle
Evergreen
Grand Opera House
Bunty
San Antonio
Graham Moffat
Dustin Farnum Stars in The Littlest Rebel at Grand Opera House
A. H. Woods presents Dustin Farnum in The Littlest Rebel at the Grand Opera House on January 16 to 19. Edward Peple adapted the Civil War drama noted for its thrilling battle scene and tender, heart touching wartime story.
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A. H. Woods
Dustin Farnum
Grand Opera House
Edward Peple
Donald Brian in The Siren at Grand Opera House
Theatergoers in the city will see Donald Brian in Charles Frohman's The Siren at the Grand Opera House on January 8 and 9. The Siren was a hit in New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia last year and Brian will soon depart for The Marriage Market in New York. The original company features Will West Ethel Cadman Harry Dell Cissy Sewell and a chorus of attractive young women and good vocalists.
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Julian Eltinge
Fascinating Widow
Grand Opera House
Eltinge
New York
A. H. Woods
Chicago
Hal Blake
Blake
Donald Brian
Charles Frohman
Boston
Philadelphia
Brian
New York. As Mr. Frohman
the Siren
Will West
Ethel Cadman
Harry Dell
Cissy Sewell
Marquis
Hammerstein Plans January Trip for Paris The Firefly
Arthur Hammerstein will travel abroad in January to arrange for Mile. Trentini to appear in The Firefly at the Chatelet theater in Paris, with performances scheduled for next May.
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Arthur Hammerstein
Mile
Trentini
Chatelet Theater
Paris
Charlotte Walker Stars In Trail Of The Lonesome Pine At Grand
Texas actress Charlotte Walker, famed for strong stage work, appears as June in Eugene Walter's The Trail of the Lonesome Pine at the Grand on January 6 and 7. Her career spans London debut in 1896 and leading roles with Hackett, Dressler, and Kyrle Bellew, shaping a long, noted Broadway presence.
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Texas
the Grand
Charlotte Walker
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Eugene Walter
Southland
June
Cumberland Mountains
Galveston
Tex
Pinckney
Richard Mansfield
London
Comedy Theater
Charles Hawtrey
Hattie van Tassel Smith
Mr. Hackett
Virginia Carvel
Katherine Searles
John Erminie
Queen Cecilia
Jane Lane
Beatrice
Miss
Trail of the Lonesome Pine Opens at Grand Opera House
Charlotte Walker stars in the January 6 7 production of The Trail of the Lonesome Pine at the Grand Opera House with Eugene Walter's play praised as faithful to the book and magnificently staged by Klaw & Erlanger. Edward Peple noted for child roles and The Littlest Rebel is highlighted for its authorial prestige.
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Poland
Balfe
Aborn Opera Company
Grand Opera House
France
Napoleon III
Uncle Billy
Ole Hun
Hale
Klaw & Erlanger
Mr. Walter
Jane
Charlotte Walker
Edward Peple
Dustin Farnum
Chap
America
Peple
New York Theaters Pulse With Eva and Count of Luxembourg
Rehearsals progress for Eva a drama with music by Franz Lehar to be staged by Klaw and Erlanger starring Elsie Ferguson. The Count of Luxembourg continues at the New Amsterdam theater drawing big crowds and admiring the staircase waltz. Admiral Osterhaus and officers attend the show while theater figures like Henry Savage and the Wardes expand Savages companies. Julian Eltinge headlines at Grand Opera house with the Fascinating Widow company remaining unchanged.
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Mander
Carlog II
Spain
Edward P. Temple
New York Hippodrome
Mr. Temple
Corps de Ballet
Balfe
Helena Morrill
the Aherns
Arline
Nella Brown
San Francisco Opera Company
Roy Pilcher
Baron Trench
Thaddeus
Stephen Stott
Detmar H. Poppin
Florestein
Devil's Hoof
Widow
New York
Eva
Franz Lehar
Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger
Elsie Ferguson
Glen MacDonough
A. M. Willner
Robert Bodansky
Count of
Luxembourg
New Amsterdam
Uncle Sam
Hudson
Osterhaus
Bonnafon
Braisted
Catlin
Marine Corps
Gatewood
F. K. Hill
H. Rodman
Count of Luxembourg
Tine Plaza This Week Hight Vassar Girls
The page highlights Tine Plaza this week featuring performances by Hight Vassar Girls, The Stanleys, Kelly and Lafferty, and Wallace's Educated Birds.
Eight Vassar Girls Lead Plaza Theater Week Bill
The Plaza theater presents the Eight Vassar Girls headlining a varied bill with Billy Lewis Jr. and Arietta, Dooley and Sales, the Stanleys in shadowgraph, Kelly and Lafferty, Wallace's Educated Birds, Godfrey and Henderson, and Leonid Samoloff, a leading tenor with Aborn Opera.
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Vassar
Plaza Theater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlotte Walk
A. Th Lonesome Pine
the Littlest Rebel
Donald Balan IN “the Siren
Lonesome Pine
Julian Eytinge
Henry W. Savage
Savage
Frederick Warde
Mr. Savage
Ernest C. Warde
Million
Warde
Robert Hb, Graham Jr
Baron Popoff
Alonzo Prize
St. Louis
Julian Biltinge
Jayne Herbert
English Grand Opera Company
Tine Plaza
the Stanleys
Kelly & Lafferty Wallace
Educated Birds
Vassar Girls
J. C. Lewis Jr
Billy
Arietta
Dooley and Sales
J. Francis Dooley
Corinne Sales
Orpheum
Dooley
Sales
The
Stanleys
Kelly
Lafferty
Nee
Wallace
Godfrey and Henderson
Godfrey
Henderson
Plaza
Leonid Samoloff
Samoloff
Leonid
Russia
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