Hading and Rejane Stars in New Paris Theaters
Two French actresses Gabrielle Rejane and Jane Hading prepare for American tours with New York engagements this fall. Rejane will add to her repertoire before touring, while Hading opens with the Independent Booking Agency in a twenty week U S engagement beginning in November. The Lyceum in London faces demolition as the city council condemns the theater, and speculation links Sir Henry Irving with Charles Frohman in a managerial partnership amid debates on the actor’s future and the fate of his company. Other figures include Rogers Brothers in Harvard, Ezra Kendall in The Vinegar Buyer, Walker Whiteside in In Days of Old, plus plans for Demons Opera House August openings and various musical events featuring Elsa Ruegger and Edward MacDowell.
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Gabrielle Rejane
Jane Hading
Rejane
Madame Hading
Just Organized
Harrison Gray Fiske
James K. Hackett
Maurice Campbell
New York
Madame Rejane
Francisque Sarcey
Alphonse Daudet
Sappho
The
Times
A. B. Walkley
Zara
Coleridge
Zaza
Lyceum
Henry Irving
County Council
Lyceum Company (Limited
Sir Henry
London
Charles Frohman
Mr. Frohman
Lady Macbeth
Madame Bernhardt
Romeo
Maude Adams
Juliet
Irving
Frohman
Napoleon
Lawrence Irving
Victorien Sardou
Miss Terry
Shylock
John J. McNally
Rogers Brothers
Harvard
Ezra Kendall
Indiana
Indianapolis
Walker Whiteside
Annie Irish
J. E. Dodson
Kendalls
Eilean
Pinero
Mrs. Tangi
Empire
Marion
Mr. Dodson
N. C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Demons Opera House
Amelia Bingham
Haddon Chambers
Wilton Lackaye
Joseph Holland
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Henry E. Dixey
Henry Wood
Arnold Dolmetsch
Marais
Mme. Dolmetsch
Scarlatti
Dolmetsch
New Lyceum Theater
Johann Strauss, Jr
Imperial Band
Strauss
Edouard Strauss
Leonora von Stosch
Speyer
Nikisch
Join E. Cowdin
Morris Black
Fritz Kreisler
Arthur Hadley
Francois Korba
Two Plays at the Park Theatre for New Season
The Park Theater opens its new season with two mel o dramas Railroad Jack and Nobodys Claim. Railroad Jack features a heroine threatened by a circus lion and a tramp trainer who rescues her. Nobodys Claim includes the Frisco Express blizzard train attack wolves and a fire.
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Park Theater
Duke
Pianists to Perform This Winter Howells Macdowell Hoffmann Absentees
Josef Hofmann will not visit this country this season while Oxusip Gab rilowitech a Russian pianist and Raoul Pugno a French pianist will appear in Europe. Gabrilowitsch has played here before and Pugno was expected in Indianapolis previously. further tours by Beina Fannie Diocentte Auguata are noted.
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Josef Hofmann
Oxusip Gabrilowitech
Raoul Pugno
Gabrilowitsch
Pugno
Indianapolis
Beina i Si Fannie Diocentte Auguata
Chinese Love for Gambling in London Mall
The article describes gambling in China involving oranges with seed counts, and shows betting at fruit stalls and private homes. It covers fighting quails and crickets, training methods, betting practices, and prize values, noting disciplined wagering and crowd excitement, plus kite string contests and other guessing games at feasts.
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London Mall
China
Crossing the Bar by Alfred Tennyson
Poem excerpt reflecting on voyage, sea, and farewell. The speaker notes a sunset and star, a single call, and the tide as sleep. He asks for no bar meaning, no sadness at departure, and contemplates crossing into the dark beyond time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Tennyson
London's Return To Concert Stage By Renowned Musicians
Sam Franko reports from London on a week of concerts featuring Wilhelmj, Saint-Saens, Kubelik, and Dolmetsch. He notes Wilhelmj's return to performance with a fine Guarnerius violin, Saint-Saens directing a coronation march, and Kubelik's acclaimed appearances. The piece also covers Nikisch conduct and a glimpse of Arnold Dolmetsch in early music revival.
Out of the ordinary world notes on global trivia and facts
A jumble of brief items covers diverse topics from American and international economics to science and social customs. It notes Louisiana levee spending, a vast stock of copper pennies, Alaska’s costs, a Danish author’s death, Mayo emigration, Smyrna trade, volcanic island changes, bicycle imports to Japan, silk trade, and Chinese warlike claims. It also mentions sheep and cattle diets, a cotton fund in Britain, Arcturus heat, aging lawyer Marsh, Forth Bridge painters, U.S. shoe exports, city foreign-born populations, Japanese wealth, cash wage rulings, and a Strong Maine toothpick industry term.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Alaska
Madsen
Copenhagen
Mayo
Ireland
Smyrna
Turkey
Constantinople
Japan
United States
Zeitschrift For Missionkunde
China
Asia
Northwest
Thomas Shaw
Luther R. Marsh
Edith Loleta Montez
Ann O'Delia Diss DeBar
Spook Pictures
New York
Dory
Forth Bridge
Scotland
England
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Europe
America
Bland
St. Louisa
Strong
New England
Bethel Primitive Methodist Chapel
Burnley
Union Rankles Over Jail Boycott and Cemetery Fence
The Amalgamated Association’s grand mogul addresses members about a nonunion employee who used the county jail and notes the cemetery fence was painted by nonunion labor. Members demand expulsion for loyalty to the union in a charged meeting.
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Toderstoca
Union Adopts Firm Stance as Labor Cause Is Upheld
A meeting of the Amalgamated Association of Workmen adjourned after declaring the union’s cause conscientiously upheld. The speech warned that voting rights would be denied to those who do not seek passage elsewhere to pass away.
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Amalgamated Association of Workmen
Yearning for publicity in private affairs
An essay on the rising public appetite for coverage of weddings and private life. It argues that society’s gossip instinct inflates reports of marriages and personal events, while questioning whether such invasions of privacy are desirable or beneficial to readers and the public good. The piece notes servants and the public’s taste, and asks if a retreat to more consequential news is forthcoming.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Society News
London
Miss Smythe- Perkins
Miss Smythe-Perkins
An Old Fashioned Cellar Described by Mrs Farley
A New York Observer piece recalls a meticulous home cellar with two kitchens and a winter entrance. Shelves, jars, and a swing shelf display a range of preserved foods from butter and ham to pickled beets and tomatoes, all kept in spotless, well lit spaces.
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Father
Maeterlinck Play Condemned by London Censorship
In the New York Evening Post, Maeterlinck's Manna Vanna faces London's license ban for public performance. The French company will stage a private showing via the Maeterlinck Society, dodging the licenser's reach, while critics lampoon the censorship as hypocritical amid coronation-era propriety.
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New York Evening Post
Maurice Maeterlinck
Manna Vanna
London
Maeterlinck Society
Heenser
Maetertinck
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Hading and
Lyceum Theater
the Park
Notes of Music
Elsa Ruegger
Boston Symphony Orchestra
W. D. Howells
Heine
New York Post
Edward MacDowell
Howells
Breitkopf & Hartel
MacDowell
Columbia University
Seth Low
Chopin
Wagner
Grieg
Liszt
Winter—Howells and Macdowell
London’s Music Affairs
Camille Saint-Saens
Jan Kubeciik
Edward
Sam Franko
New York Sun
Wilhelms
Wilhelm
George Hart
Wilhelmj
Joseph Guarnerius
Mmellheims
Buelow
Richter
Nechts
Sybil Keymer
Biebrich
Rhine
St. James's Hall
Kubelik
Saint-Saens
Paris
Saint- Saens
Wilelmj
Paganini
Kubellik
Nedbal
Sarah
Pat
Nanay
Johnny
Fulton
California
Rumford’s Baking
Heinz
Olish
Swift
Old Mill
Peacock
Zotte
Lao
Virginia Ave
Maryland St
Main
Dandruff
Indianapolis Colleges Law
Joan W. Krew
Ingle
Lon
Ghigago Musical College
F. Ziegfeld
Michigan Blvd
Ill
College of Music and Dramatic Art
Chicago Musical College
Q Tv
Elocution
Board OF Musical Director
Louis Falk Bernhard Listemann Herman Devries
School of Opera, Modern Languages
Dr. F. Ziegfeld
William Castle Rudolph Ganz Felix Borowski
Hans von Schiller
S. E. Jacobsohn
Edmond Vergnet
Hart Conway
Edmond Vergneet
Saint Saens
Samson and Delilah
Massenet
National Conservatory of Paris
Maeterlinck
Mrs. Austin
May Wright Sewall
North
Pennsylvania Street
Theo, L. Sewall
Tudor Hall
N. Meridian St
Kindersides
Acatevale Departi
BIBOR
Masia
Ee Fredonia Allen
Peltpat
J. Cumming Smith
Knickerbocker Hall
Ves
Miss Whitcomb
Mary Helen Yerk
Central Avenue
Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Normal Training School
MHS
Bliza A. Blak
North I
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