Princess Theater Week Brings Dual Vaudeville Bills
A pair of top vaudeville bills headline the Princess Theater for the week starting today with an open two bill rotation. Acts include Pollard the eccentric juggler and Goldberg & Wayne plus Elsie Mason, The Cannibal Isle finale, and a second half featuring Bohn & Bohn head balancing, Van Delle Sisters acrobatic dancing, Dunbar & Dunbar skit Next, and the Croatian Troupe. A recognized merit photoplay runs with each half: A Soldier s Oath in the early days and Daredevil Kate later in the week.
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Princess Theater
Pollard
Goldberg
Elsie Mason
Walter Terry
Fiji
Bilt
Bohn
van Delle Sisters
Dunbar & Dunbar
William Farnum
Paris
Kate
Virginia Pearson
FOX
William
Farnum
Girls Pollard
Elsie Mason Goldberg
Wayne
Wil
Cleopatra
Carmen
Cigarette
Bohn Dunbar
Turner
Warfield’s Power Shines In The Music Master Return
De Foe notes public fascination as David Warfield returns to the Knickerbocker in The Music Master. The article emphasizes Warfield’s mastery in embodying Anton von Barwig, delivering genuine emotions that resonate beyond technique, making the performance a rare artistic harmony.
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David Warfield
Knickerbocker
de Foe
New York World
Warfield
Pavlova Performs in Unique Theaters Across Europe and Havana
The Russian dancer Miss Anna Pavlova has graced rare venues including the Hermitage Theater in Petrograd, famed for its 100 seats and imperial surroundings, the Peterhoff Greek Theater with a pontoon stage, and she was the first professional to perform at Havana’s National Grand Opera House, a four million dollar venue owned by thirty thousand stockholders.
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Anna Pavlova
Hippodrome
New York
Hermitage
Europe
Imperial Palace
Czar of
Russia
Petrograd
Metropolitan Opera House
Pavlova
Peterhoff
Havana
Emma Bunting Returns to Grand in A Woman's Way
Emma Bunting resumes appearances at the Grand Opera House after illness to open the week's bill with Grace George's A Woman's Way. The production features Miss Bunting as the wife who confronts the other woman, supported by Whitaker as husband and Eva Sargent as society adventuress. Matinees set for Wednesday and Saturday.
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Emma Bunting
Grand Opera House
Grace George
Miss Bunting
Whitaker
Mr. Whitaker
Eva Sargent
Warde to Produce The Vicar of Wakefield for Thanhouser
Fred eric Warde will direct The Vicar of Wakefield for the Thanhouser Company with his son ErnestWarde guiding the project. He has finished King Lear, now set for release by Pathe Company early in December.
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Wakefield
Frederic Warde
Thanhouser Company
Ernest Warde
Warde
Pathe Company
Emma Bunting Rescinds Engagement at Grand Matinee
Miss Emma Bunting withdraws from her engagement at the Grand today matinee featuring Grace George in A Woman's Way, marking an abrupt change in the program and performance lineup.
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Emma Bunting
Grace George
Healing wounds with celluloid new dressing method
London medical discussion favors a celluloid dressing for large wounds. Perforated celluloid, softened in carbolic acid solution and rinsed, covers the wound with fine salt linen placed atop, allowing firmer pressure and less disruption of healing cells during dressing changes.
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London
Sir Almoth Wright
St. Mary's Hospital
Paddington
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Nurenberg Watch
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Ethel Grandin
ROYAL
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Mme. Petrova
the Purple Lady
Charlie Chaplin
Brady
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Valley of the Missing
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Anne Pennington
Susie Snowflake
Mary Pickford
Edwin Stevens
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Lash
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