Pretty Peggy and Tomorrows Sedalia Theatre Lineup
Jane Corcoran stars as Pretty Peggy at the New Sedana theatre in Sedalia on December 28. The article notes her long stage career from infancy in San Francisco to New York and touring, highlighting her as a leading young actress. It also previews The Woman in the Case by Clyde Fitch, and the acts Hans an Nix with Dixon and Fields on December 25, plus The Isle of Bong Bong on December 26 with its songs and elaborate gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Corcoran
Francis Aymar Mathews
Peggy
New Sedana Theatre
San Francisco
Jennie
Muldoon
Notre Dame
Fort Ree
New Jersey
Miss Corcoran
New York City
New York
Herald Senate Theatre
Clyde Fitch
Paris
Hans An’ Nix
Chuose Sterling
Dixon & Fields
Sedalia Theatre
Dixon and Fields
Sam
Goers
Willard
New Amsterdam
Kipling
Dirxoviten
India
Linmason
Ard Carlie
New York Theatre
Miss Janvier
Bernhardt’s Superior Art Sets High American Theatre
The article praises Mme Bernhardt’s touring company for sustain ing serious drama through skilled supporting players and top acting. It notes her final U S visit may be near, and contrasts her quality with current stars relying on mediocrity. It covers Puccini La Boheme Rigoletto La Traviata performances and Caruso’s opera dominance, plus stage realism in The Lightning Conductor and Blizzard effects in The Girl of the Golden West with detailed production notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Bernhardt
Metropolitan Opera House
Sig. Caruso
Opera Louse
Caruso
Tamagno
Jean de Reske
Uhal
Broadway Notes on Bernhardt and Oz Holiday Plans
Mme Bernhardt buys a new play “L Escorpolette The seesaw” likely to be produced in America with a 25 year old in the title role. The Wizard of Oz adds a burlesque football game with Scarecrow and Tin Woodman as a holiday feature starring Montgomery and Stone. Viola Allen tops New York and touring the country, and May De Sousa joins London pantomime. Kilgour announces Bushville in Cashel Byron and Anna Morgan previews Cranford adaptation after the holidays. Margaret Anglin gets approval to stage The Correct Thing by Alfred Sutro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme. Bernhardt
Montgomry
Stone
May de Sousa
London
Cinderella
Drury Lane Theatre
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Egypt
Our
Sedalia
Nat Goodwin
Wolfville
Alfred Henry Lewis
Nat
Simon Simple
New Sedalia Theatre
Bernard Cowen
Slater
Liumason
Siberian
Colonel Dirkovitch
Mr. Willard
Herbert Kelsey
Effie Shannon
Lew Walace
Jack Rance
Roxie
Alice Yoprke
Isle OF Song
Viola Allen
Betty Singictom
England
Joseph Kilgour
Alice Fischer
Bushville
Stanislaus Strange
Cashel Byron
Anna Morgan
Marguerite Merington
Mrs. Gaskell
Cranford
Margaret Anglin
Alfred Sutra
Auiutor
Jerico
Pretty