Winter Garden show opens at Grand tonight
The Grand Opera House launches a varied program through February 11 headlined by the Winter Garden spectacle A World of Pleasure with New York fashion show gowns. John E. Kellard in Shakespearean roles joins Rose Stahl and Katinka in coming performances with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and Our Mrs. Mc Chesney.
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Toxen Worm Promises Truthful Policy From Shubert Press
Toxen Worm declares the Shubert press will adhere to the truth policy, promising the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. His remarks praise milk baths for Anna Held and other beauty secrets while deriding rival writers in the theater business.
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Schuster Opens at the Strand with New Musical Revue
Mil ton Schuster brings a 25 performer company to the Strand with real tabloid music acts and continued film showings. Four shows Saturdays and Sundays, three on weekdays, plus updated dressing rooms, stage, and scenery. The first offering is A Prince for a Day about a debt, a widow, and a jews money lender, with amateur detective and a comedic plot. The production promises plentiful musical and dancing numbers and a beautiful wardrobe.
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Have a Heart A Fresh Musical Comedy at Liberty Theater
A refined musical comedy arrives in New York January 11 with witty book by Guy Barton and P. G. Wodehouse and music by Jerome Kern. Starring Thurston Hall Eileen Van Biene Louise Dresser Billy B Van and Donald MacDonald the production promises charm and strong performances in a brisk, graceful show.
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Opera Plans at Casino Theater Draw Wide Hope
Plans outlined by a New York pub foresee opera at the Casino Theater with Gustav Charpentier possibly to conduct the orchestra and stars like Campagnola joining. The season features works by Charpentier, Saint-Saens, Massenet, Ravel and others as organizers seek military release for performers. More than $300 has been raised for Mrs. Tody Hamilton’s relief fund, with subscription drives across newspapers and press clubs.
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