Sir Herbert Tree dies leaving stage vacancy described
London theater world reels from Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree's death seen as irreparable loss. The article notes his vast repertoire from Colonel Challice to Svengali and Hamlet, his influence on English and American stages, and calls for leaders like Edward Sothern as new theaters rise and actors enlist.
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Triplet
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Duke of Guiseberry
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Hypatia
Robin
Ulysses
Herod
John A’ Dreams
Nero
Edwin Drood
Colonel Newcome
New York
New Amsterdam
Hamlet
Abbey's
Messrs. Abbey, Schoeffel and Gray
Julius Caesar
Richard HU
Windsor
Jack Falstaff
Alma- Tadema
George du Maurier
du Maurier
England
Edward VII
Henry Irving
Theatrical Managers' Association
United States
Newcome
Canada
Newcomer
Sothern
Sir Herbert Tree
Edward H. Sothern
Robert B. Mantel
Johnston Forbes-Robertson
John Hare
Charles Wyndham
Red Cross
Booth Theater
Ike Mr. Sothern
Film Shows Troops Wearing Helmets in France
Hearst-Pathe News releases first motion pictures of American troops in France arriving in New York. Ten million viewers expected as soldiers appear in steel helmets similar to French models, filmed along the River Aisne where troops are in camp behind the line.
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Hearst-Pathe News
France
French War Office
New York
United States
River
Aisne
Soledad Roof Garden Courts San Antonio Popular Night Spot
Soledad roof garden, linked to the building's large swimming pool, draws the best San Antonio crowd. Management emphasizes a refined environment and uplifting terms, with crowds in the past week often reaching capacity.
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San Antonio
Soledad Roof Garden
Soledad
Barrymore in Camille and a thriving Broadway season
Ethel Barrymore is set to perform Camille as an indicator of her ascent among leading American actresses. The piece surveys her growth, range, and acclaimed recent work, alongside notes on Broadway plans, new musical comedies, theater reopenings, and anticipated season openings through August.
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New York
Ethel Barrymore
Camille
Dumas
Sarah
Miss Irymore
Miss Barrymore
Rose
Pinero
Galsworthy
Trelawney
the Wells
James Montgomery
George Ade
Elsie Janis
Jane
Kitty Darlin
David Belasco
Sweet Kitty Bellaire
Love
Mike
Oscar Straus
Bernard Shaw
Henry Hull
William A. Brady
William C. Crowell
Mathee
Egyptian Dance Joins Bryant Washburn Film The Golden Idiot
A Chicago roof garden dancer appears in Bryant Washburn's latest feature The Golden Idiot performing an Egyptian number. Washburn remarks on the dancer's eyes as an extra man recalls his single attentive glance.
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Chicago
Bryant Washburn
Mr. Washburn
Maxine Elliott Stars in Goldwyn Comedy About Big Business
Maxine Elliott in her first Goldwyn film by Irvin Cobb and Rol Cooper Megrue plays a clever heroine who combats financial giants. The article praises her performance and notes Elliott argues women belong away from business and urges American girls to stay aloof from it.
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Maxine Elliott
Goldwyn
Irvin S. Cobb
Rol Cooper Megrue
Miss Elliott
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