Dramatic Sensation Gansman at Moore Wader
A theatre review describes a controversial production presented as a dramatic sensation with ideological contention on race. The cast includes Franklin Ritchie as Hen Cameron, Charles J. Wilson as Lynch, Eugene Aren Wan as Ian Stoneman, Ruth Mart aa Nellie Graham, and others. The play is noted for strong staging and a mix of serious themes with comedy, drawing attention to its handling of racial topics and period references.
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Gansman
Moore
Dixon
Franklin Ritchie
Hen Cameron
Charles J. Wilson
Lynch
Eugente Aren Wan
Ian Stoneman
Ruth Mart
Nellie Graham
The Honeymooners Debuts to Large Audience at Beattie
A large audience witnessed the opening of The Honeymooners at Beattie presented by a strong company. Willie Dunlay drew continual applause as Augustus Wright in this Cohan inspired farce with songs and dancing numbers. The Rocky Mountain Express at Beattie drew a packed house with a four act melodrama, mortgage and $10,000 receipt driving the plot to a final reunion. Klimt Gassolo Cohen backed the production and Captain ist at Lotre featured seasoned performers.
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George M. Cohan
New York
Willie Dunlay
Augustus Wright
Cohan
Rocky Mountain Express
Beattie
Klimt
Heart of the Blue Ridge melodrama on Third Avenue
The play titled The Heart of the Blue Ridge at Third Avenue this week offers a lurid melodrama about the south. Hal Reid, its author, supplies the script and the motive for a feud born from hot headed family disputes.
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The
Blue Ridge
Third Avenue
Tve
Hal Reid
Third Avenue Theatre
Russell, Drew & French
Mate
Blue Ridgeo
Orpheum bill dazzles crowd with varied acts and magi
A large audience enjoyed yesterday's performance featuring Stanley Johnnaie as Bob Reynolds and Elizabeth Hale as Mikey Carter. The bill includes M Booth & Co, The Little Lioning Lady Valadon, Mind Reading by Eva Fay, The Stell comedy jugglers, Hebrew comedians, Le Monta banjoists, and other acts at the Star theatre offering a night of variety and surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Johnnaie Ween
Bob Reynolds
Elizabeth Hale
Mikey Carter
Eva Fay
Fay
Stell
Juggiers
Harvey
le Monta
Banjoiste
Bell Trie
Frohman Refuses First Night Tickets For New Barrie Play
New York critics and theatergoers clash as Frohman rejects first night applicants for Maude Dane’s performance in What Every Woman Knows at the Empire. He argues the first night rush undermines the quality of work and will discontinue accepting first night applications across his theatres.
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United Press
NEW Ork
New York
Frohman
Maude Dane’ Ning
Mpire Tre
Barrie
Kissed by 400 Pretty Girls At Wedding Ceremony
W M Colquhoun wed Miss Mary Clark of Azusa in Los Angeles. In full view of 2000 spectators he was kissed by 400 attractive girls as congratulations flooded the scene. The bride reportedly blushed as the throng surrounded the groom and one beer vendor watched.
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United Press
Los Angeles
W. M. Colfiuhoun
Colquhoun
Mary Clark
Azusa
Modern talking machines promise home entertainment
Winter evenings bring family fun with a modern talking machine. Carrie, Melba, Scott and other stars offer music and sketches while Edison proclaims phonographs in every home. Flexible price ranges from ten to two hundred dollars with easy weekly payments through D. S. Johnston Co. at Johnston Co. Didg. Third and University.
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Carrie
Melba
Scott
Laura
Herbert
Bryan
Taft
A. Edison
Johnston Co
Northwest
Edison
Victor
Pioneer Piano House
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