Princess Theater vaudeville bills promise lively week
The Princess Theater offers two vaudeville programs for the week with a Thursday changeover. First half features Pollard, Goldberg and Wayne, Elsie Mason, and Walter Terry with the Fiji girls in The Cannibal Isle. Second half presents Bohn & Bohn, the Van Delle Sisters, Dunbar & Dunbar in Next, and the Croatian Troupe, plus films A Soldier's Oath and Daredevil Kate.
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Princess Theater
Pollard
Goldberg & Wayne
Elsie Mason
Walter Terry
Fiji
Bill
Bohn
van Delle Sisters
Dunbar & Dunbar
Gvaudeville
William Farnum
Paris
Kate
Virginia Pearson
FOX
William
Coldie
Farnum
Girls Pollard
Elsie Mason Goldberg
Wayne
Wii
Cleopatra
Carmen
Cigarette
Bohn Dunbar and Turner
Warfield Returns to Knickerbocker in The Music Master
The New York World notes public interest in David Warfield’s reappearance in The Music Master at the Knickerbocker. Audiences crowd each performance, anticipating speeches and situations, yet remain moved by Warfield’s portrayal of the pathetically appealing old hero.
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David Warfield
Knickerbocker
de Foe
New York World
Warfield
Warfield’s Anton von Barwig At Princess Shines In Vein Of Genius
Sophisticated theatergoers praise Mr. Warfield for living the role of Anton von Barwig, a performance refined by 12 years of refinement. The portrayal blends art and character to transmit the emotional core with flawless harmony and rare acting mastery.
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Warfield
Anton von Barwig
Mr. Warfield
von Barwig
Pavlova Starred in Unique Theaters Worldwide
The Russian dancer Miss Anna Pavlova has performed in unusual venues including the Hermitage in Petrograd, the Greek Theater at Peterhof, and the National Grand Opera House in Havana. The Hermitage seats about one hundred with rulers as guests. Peterhof uses a two island stage connected by a pontoon orchestra. Havana's grand opera house cost four million dollars and is owned by thirty thousand stockholders.
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Anna Pavlova
Hippodrome
New York
Hermitage
Europe
Imperial Palace
Russia
Petrograd
Metropolitan Opera House
Pavlova
Peterhoff
Havana
Emma Bunting Returns to Grand Opera House in Woman's Way
Miss Emma Bunting appears at the Grand Opera House after a week of illness to open the week's bill with Grace George's A Woman's Way. Whitaker plays the husband and Eva Sargent the society adventuress as the production features new scenery and electrical effects with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Emma Bunting
Grand Opera House
Grace George
Miss Bunting
Whitaker
Mr. Whitaker
Eva Sargent
Vicar of Wakefield to Be Thanhouser Photo Drama
Fred eric Warde to produce The Vicar of Wakefield for Thanhouser under his son Ernest Warde's direction. Warde has completed King Lear, set for release via Pathe Company early in December.
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Wakefield
Frederic Warde
Thanhouser Company
Ernest Warde
Warde
Pathe Company
Emma Bunting Returns for Grand Matinee
Miss Emma Bunting resumes her engagement at the Grand today with Grace Denton in A Woman's Way. The State Grand house has been closed for a week due to Miss Bunting’s illness, a severe dengue fever attack.
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Emma Bunting
Grace Denton
sTate Grand
Miss Bunting
Celluloid Dressings Parade Wound Care Breakthrough
London surgeons and nurses favor a new wound dressing using perforated celluloid as the first cover for large wounds. Sir Almoth Wright at St Marys Hospital led the initial success, enabling firmer pressure and reducing pain during healing.
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London
Sir Almoth Wright
St. Mary's Hospital
Paddington
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FOX Films
Princess Bill
Star
Roope Musical
Terry
Fidi
Elsie Masson
Goldberg and
Princess
Grand
South Presa and
Buckingham Avenue
Barnes
Samson Aviation Lion Sories Tote
Big Bill
Paramount
Jesse G6
Laskey
the Incomparable
Marie Doro
Pathe Weekly
Paramount Bray
Boston
Brooklyn
Vitagraph
Screence
Nance O'Neil
Earl Williams
Maurice Gostello
Ethel Grandin
ROYAL
Valeska Surratt
Mary Madison
Miss Surratt
Theda Bara
Miss Barn
New York Herald
Grace Darmond
Mme. Petrova
the Purple Lady
Charlie Chaplin
Senator
Anne Pennington
Susie Snowflake
Mary Pickford
Edwin Stevens
U. S
Florence Turner
Country Store
the Lash
Maria Doro
Pauline Frederick
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