Gossip of the Stage Week at the Grand and Empire
The Grand hosts matinees and nights featuring Finnegan’s Ball Thelma Gordon’s Minstrels and Lewis Morrison. Ashley Rush presents Don’t Tell My Wife at the Empire with Rip Van Winkle and The Second Mrs Tanqueray praised. reviews note Thomas Jefferson and Rose Coghlan star, while Matter of The White Slave and Among Those Present receive mixed receptions. Mary A. Bartow reports from New York, describing cast performances and business in fetishized society drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnigan’s Ball
Thelma
Gorton’s
Lewis Morrison
Mexico
Ashley Rush Company
Willie Collier
Italy
Ashley Rush
Klohr
Thomas Jefferson
Rip
Rip van Winkle
America
Rose Coghlan
Europe
Postman Becomes Hero in Maidie’s Letter Yearning
In a small room a fair haired child Mae Maidie clings to her mother's memory and waits for letters from the postman. She asks him to bring a letter to comfort her grieving mother who longs for news. The scene ends with the postman pausing, seeing Maidie's tears, and continuing on with a heavier heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Neill
Rurik
Monte-Christo
O'Neill
May Buckley
Helen Tracey
Countess Suyeroff
Miss. Buckley
Rhode
Suvoroff
Paul
Helene Goudonoff
Moscow
Rhoda
Count Paul
Cort Paul
Maidie
Pease
Sweet Maidie
Gracie Cornett
Palestine, Tex
Irish actors Gallagher and Barrett at Grand Opera House
Gallgher and Barrett the Irish no blemen in Finnigan's Ball tour the Grand Opera House today matinee and night. The article notes the long running farce's annual revisions and previews Thelma’s Thelima presented tomorrow night with scenic acts in Norway London and Alten Fjord, praising the company’s acting and notable numbers by Baby Jake Welby New ton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
Barrett
Marie O 'Corelli
Grand Opera
London
Thelma
Alten
Stact
Reinbow Bridge
Third Avenue
Jake Welby
Sam Wee
Charles ‘Stutzman
Crescent City
Little Peat Fell
al Newton
Welby
Pearl
Gorton and
Lee
Seattle Post Intelligencer
The Smart Set Stage Show Eclipses Respectability
A boastful note on a flamboyant company named The Smart Set, featuring nearly every prominent Black artist, mixing Ethiopian genius with melody into a novel and comical stage entertainment.
Golden voiced singer opens week at Tech Theater
Al H Wilson, hailed as the golden voiced singer, stars in Sidney R. Kilis new play A Prince of Tatters at the Tech Theater. The Buffalo native receives curtain calls and flowers as the show charts New York 1704 with Fort George intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. H. Wilson
Tech Theater
Sidney R. Kilis
Mr. Wilson
New York
Fort George
Fort Amsterdam
Bowling Green
Broadway
Wilson
Buffalo Express
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Leason
Tong
Leslie Monorsco
Boston
Morosco
Isles
Antilles
Glen Macdonough
Mrs. le Moyne
W. J. LE Moyne
Harry Lehr
Czar
Father Andree
Adelaide Whytall
Henri du Cachet
Frank A. Connor
John W. Albaugh
Mary A. Bartow
Lewis Morricon
Siitement
Weir
Lewis
Morrison
Len Wold
Bernees
Vonias JoVerson
William H
John Bell
Wm. Argall
E. W. Chipman
Wilson N. Miller
E. J. Baldwin
Clement Stewart
Blue Ridge
Bill Bailey
Frank Hammond
Jules Bennett
John H. King
Billy van
Ford Brothers
McMahon
King
Swife and Huber
Singing Dog
Bloatec
Zarrow
Siam
Milwaukee News
San Antonio
Gaskill-Munday Carnival
Avery
Milo
Lizette
Nashville
Nho
Ea Neil
Kansas City
Amarillo
Fl Reno
W. H. Firth
G. P
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
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SAN Antonio Brewing Ass’n
Ates Pasd
California
Mexico City
Washington
Chicago
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Atlanta
J. McMillan
Division Pass
Alamo Plaza
E. McClannahan
City P. & T. A
City Ticket Office
Alamo Peama
Texas ‘ NJ Railroad
MAG International & Great Northern
Lex L. Price
Mgr
D. J. Price
Tass. and
Ticket Agt
Goldsmith
Northwest Texas Real Histote Association
Denver
Ft. Worth
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Wichita Falls
Colorado
Dalhart
Old Mexico
Light
New Orleans
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Louisville & Nashvile RR
P. W. Morrow
Houston, Tex
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Santa Fe
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Galveston
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