Plaza Theater Opens With Varied Matinee Program
Meritorious bill of variety starts today at Plaza Theater with plentiful music and song. Acts include acrobatics and mystery performances along with dance and feature acts.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1912
Page
24
Meritorious bill of variety starts today at Plaza Theater with plentiful music and song. Acts include acrobatics and mystery performances along with dance and feature acts.
A Plaza theater matinee debuts a seven act vaudeville program headlined by Moore's Lads and Lassies Shriner and Wills and Waiman with supporting turns by The Ellisons Mercedes Lee and Cranston and Lohse and Sterling The program ends with Plazascope and a new motion picture feature The Bachelor's Baby at the Grand opera house follows on February 6-7 with Francis Wilson in the title role
Francis Wilson, the popular comedian, presents The Bachelor's Baby a big laughing success in its third year. The local city premiere features his New York company and production. The comedy farce blends humor and pathos to lift spirits and inspire kindness toward a child.
Amusement calendar notes Mitzi Hajos in The Spring Maid for the last appearance tonight at the Grand Opera House. Henry Woodruff presents The Prince of Tonight with a Monday night, Tuesday matinee, and Over Night three nights beginning Saturday matinee.
The Plaza Theater presents Moore's Lads and Lassies Shriner and Wells Waiman The Ellisons Mercedes Lee and Cranston Lohse and Sterling plus motion pictures in a mixed program featuring variety acts and films.
A local program at the Royal Theater features the O'Brien Troupe with William O'Clare & Co and Haywood in a trio of motion pictures. Beatty Blake also appears as part of the showcase.
A bachelor with eccentricities toward children inherits a responsibility when his twin brother, lost at sea, leaves a young girl to him as guardian. He initially rejects the will but accepts the legal duty after confirming its authenticity and seriousness.
The Grand Opera House presents the Aborn Grand Opera Company in a season of performances. The company brings classic and contemporary works to town, featuring renowned soloists and orchestral accompaniment across multiple dates.
Francis Wilson and Fran cis Wilson bring a comedy farce to town featuring Wilson as a bachelor guardian who resists children until a golden-haired girl wins him over. Charles Frohman presents the New York cast in an elaborate production at the Orang Opera House on February 6.
Henry Woodruff stars in The Prince of Tonight a musical comedy praised for integrated score and staging. The show blends a fantastic romance across three acts with Woodruff as a college youth who becomes a prince for a night in Lunitania and wins an heiress through magical bloom.
Aborn English Grand Opera, expanding its staff for a bigger season, brings an original week at the Royal starting Sunday January 28 with The O'Brien troupe featuring Naomi the Human Cannon Ball. Acts include William O Clare with Colleen Bawn, the Hayward Trio, and Beatty Blake with Royal Orchestra.
The Mort H. Singer production showcases a large 100 member chorus and double cast led by conductors Carlo Nicosia and Emanuel Campin. The ensemble features Jane Abercrombie Morton Adkins Philip Fein Zoe Fulton Edith Helena Louise Kreidler and others. They tour to the Grand opera house for a four day engagement starting Wednesday February 14.
The Royal Novelty delivers acrobatics and music with good comedy and an English comedienne making up the bill for the current week. This program promises unusual interest and lively entertainment at the Royal Theater with a mix of acts and humor.
New play Over Night by Philip H. Bartholomae arrives at the Grand for three nights starting Saturday February 3 with a matinee. The three act comedy follows two couples on a honeymoon cruise from New York to Albany and features Sam B. Hardy Tom Emory Ada Stirling Francine Lorrimee and others in an uproariously funny production praised by New York critics.
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