Garden of Aloha Heads Majestics Bill at Majestic
The Majestic presents The Garden of Aloha as headliner with Bonita and Lew Hearn in a vaudeville bill featuring The Devil He Did and Caught in a Lamb. Pauline Thurston dances Hawaiian selections with Leo Henning. Royal Hawaiian company provides singers and musicians. Performances run matinee and evening through next Sunday.
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Majestic Theater
Bonita
Lew Hearn
Hearn
James Emmet
Nick
South Sea Islands
Garden of Aloha
Majestic
Texas
Pauline Thurston
Dallas
Miss Thurston
Leo Henning
Garden of Aloha headline show dazzles Majestic
The program at the Majestic includes The Garden of Aloha a lavish Hawaiian spectacle praised as a superior departure from prior acts. Also featured are The Midnight Follies Moore Gardner and Rose Those Two Black Dots Emerson and Baldwin and violin cello pair Fritz and Lucy Bruch plus Simons and Bradley novelty skating with variety acts and comedy.
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Aloha
Uncle Sam
Garden of Aloha
Miss Thurston
Majestic
Moore, Gardner and Rose
The
Edward Vogt
Earl Mountain
Moore
Gardner
Rose
Kramer
Kent
Emerson
Baldwin
Fritz
Lucy Bruch
Simons and
Bradley
Broadway Notes on Plays and Casting Amid Season Roughs
Florence Malone heads western company of Under Cover for The Masquerader with support from Guy Bates Post. Feats include over twenty actresses tested for the part and new works by Hobart, Knobloch, and Hamilton Stuart accepted for immediate production by the Shuberts.
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Florence Malone
Richard Walton Tully
Guy ‘Bates Post
Miss Malone
Cosmo Hamilton
Leslie Stuart
The
Shuberts
Figman Returns to Stage in Peace and Quiet Tour
Max Figman quits film after two years to return to the speaking stage with Silvio Hein starring in Edwin Milton Hoyle's melodramatic farce Peace and Quiet. The tour starts in the South mid December, with Broadway dates in New York later.
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Max Figman
Silvio Hein
Mr. Figman
Edwin Milton Hoyle
Washington
Boyle
South
New York
Cyril Maude to Appear in South on American Tour
English actor Cyril Maude, now appearing at the Empire Theater New York in The Basket, begins his fourth consecutive American season. He first appeared in Grumpy at Wallack's New York in October 1913 and has since drawn wide acclaim in major cities across the country.
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Cyril Maude
Empire Theater
New York
England
United States
Wallack’s
Maude
Boston
Chicago
Mr. Maude
Broadway
Empire
Eastern
Middle West
America
Grumpy and Katzenjammer Kids to Tour America
The article outlines plans for a long tour featuring Grumpy through the Pacific coast and Northwest after a New York run with The Basket. Maude schedules Pacific appearances for May and June while Katzenjammer Kids will be dramatized as central figures in a new musical comedy around Christmas, produced by Gazzole Gatts and Clifford.
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New York
Maude
Pacific Coast
Hans
Fritz
Gazzole, Gatts and Clifford
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