Gingerbread Man and Babes in Toyland Shine at Liberty and Majestic
A frenzied New York season review notes Fritzi Scheff in Mile. Modiste and a large cast including Willian Procite Claude Gilmewster Leo Mars George Schraeder and others. The Gingerbread Man at Liberty Theater offers a fantasy with Santa Claus and Jack Horror in a perilous tale, while Babes and the Baron at the Majestic Theater is a mixed pantomime with elaborate costumes and a weak concluding act, drawing sharp critique from critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Herbert
Willian Procite
Welter Percival
Claude Gilmewster
Leo Mars
George Schraeder
Howard Chambers
R. W. Hunt
Josephing Barton
Buna Padactt
Jilandlis Morrison
Louise le Duron
Mies la Mota
Ada Meade
Bertha Holly
Ghatnvtern
Mr. and
Atra
Santa Claus
Jack Horror
Marjory Daw
Siipte Simon
Brother Goose
Combins
Babes In Toyland
Swalwaree, & Hoynd
Louel Ness
Rolla
Majestic
Billy Patterson
The Busy Publicist Career of Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien rises as a dominant light heavyweight in boxing history. The piece traces his early career, rivalries, key wins, and persistent public presence across venues and media, highlighting his status as a leading figure in American boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jack" O'Rien
Calvin Demarest and the New Chicago Billiard Wonder
Calvin Demarest, native of Chicago, headlines the New Chicago billiard scene as a noted prize contender and potential national touring competitor. The article lists Demarest’s rival players and reputations, including Master Crowe and others, highlighting Demarest as a prominent figure in a booming pool culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Demarest
Seaution
Coukiin
Peithenal
Ehadpton Mbi
Ue Chiesge Athletic Anraalgtoy
Spalding Critics Laud Virtuoso Violin Performance Abroad
Albert Spalding, young American violinist, won praise from European critics after a Paris charity concert featuring Sarasate and Patti. Report notes his expressive Bach and Horatio pieces, recalling audiences with a blend of picturesque, melancholy, and tender readings. His future tours include London Berlin Vienna and Florence.
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Spalding
Albert Spalding
Dramatic Artists' Association
Tall
Coquelin
Smeding Artlsts
Adelina Patti Goluje
Toulon
Ghateiet Theater
Purly
Fikany
Sarasate
Sjvking
Phin
Puystre
Alcheré
Hus
Dramatic Artiste’ Association
Corjuetin
Mme. Patti
Fils
Bach
Saraantes
Horacito
Shaitan
London
Berlin
Vienna
Ite
Florence
Warfield Outsmarts Manager in Vaudeville Plot
David Warfield applies for a job at Fisch er's vaudeville and woos a manager by posing with Archie Levy. Levy weaves a tale of Warfield’s talents, securing a trial and a prospect of engagement as he spends minutes with an amused manager. Rose La Harte stars at New York Hippodrama as Lady Volumnia amid praise for her performance.
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Dag
Wieh Quay
Mlen Rath
New York
Welle Vi Wicholg
David Sarrold
Warfield
Fischer
San
Warnett
Placer
Levy
iMag
Vand Levy
Chais
New York Hippodrama
Rose la Harte
Lady Volumnia
Migs Ia Harte
Promoted Henshaw in new stage role in wardrobe Ward
John D. Henshaw has been promoted to lead role in the pen play production The Shoe Gun. The company and audiences show strong support for his performance with critics praising his timing and stage presence. The Ward premiere drew local press and theatergoers seeking a fresh take on the production.
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Henshaw
John D. Henshaw
Prinelpad
Edna May Heralds New York Stage Return in 1920s
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Edna May announcing a New York engagement in The City of the Sea and in a London appearance with plans to perform in Weyesteel. Mentions Clyde Mlech and Gunime Vejectarint titles, references to Coin in Bills and The Woman in the Crane, details unclear due to distorted text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna May
New York
London
Clyde Mlech
Tami Angles's Stage Dream Turns Into Name Talk
A clipped interview from the Maléestre theater captures Miss Angles discussing her reluctance to be a star and her chosen stage name. She recalls childhood, a long journey from a family pact, and a wish to keep happiness over fame while detailing comic and performance contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tami
Miss Atmee Angeles
Tripe Ping
Maléestra Theater
Hee Mal Berring
Archibad
Worme Ls
Miss Angles
Gaments
Eggments Inedian
Sal
Weatherland
Tilly
Ahe
Alexander Zantretts
Hanlon
Mager
Annales
Los Angeles
Guy
The Student King Returns to New York
Henry W. Snvake, after a stay in Hol Spriign, Vee hay, is back in New York with Bly Savas and Reginald Mc Koven, who have begun preliminary details for De Rove's opera The Bla dent King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Snvake
New York
Bly Savas
Reginald McKoven
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the Gingerbread Man
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A. Baldwin Sipane
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Almyra Torres
Eddie Redway
Gingerbrend Man
Bates
Babee
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Bythc
Suadt
Uren
Ethel Barrymore
Laurela
Hayrle
Lionel Barrymore
John Barrymore
Lthain Dlecessla
Joby Harry- Mure
Willie Collier
Daerymare
Renwine
Lionel
Ailee
Wiel Barrymore
van Lant
Orananilie Delsit
Miss Barrymore
Hentrice Agnew
Tiere Wie
Elie
Entexerborxer
Auve Boesne
Sieherts Voine
Meting
Vietor
Hubert
Henry Blusson
Fifi
Robert
Lionel Baraemeare
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Oren
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Mylle
Sporting
Master Crewe
Ban Johnson
Atheivenitier
Tor O'Brien
America
O 'Brien
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Philadeinyign
Ryan
O'Brien
Wil Ie
Alquiys Aenean
Marvin Hark
Maeve
Ting de
Vera
Gunelderally
Lehten
Witntess
AL & Oldfiek
Hagen
Pullin
Helilit
Grange Rius- Folik
George Crisp
Fran Yank Kenny
Bully Sit
Ape Chaynsil
Jack
Liuwrenre
Masten
Wii
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Jinys Settords
Atike Behreck
Jack Antitvan
Denne
Ania
Bern
Crawele
Munter
Kernel
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Bar Harbor
Rehae
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Master
Crowe's
Alva
Mastey Crewe
Hans
Levabia
Verpaulen
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Ostrotger
Cam
Thug
Nathan Teagan
A. Onminikisor
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Omville
Dave Warfield
Uits
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Aloe Poe
Rose Ba Harte
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