Theatrical Attractions for New Year's Week in Indianapolis
Indianapolis theaters present Marie Cahill in Nancy Brown at English's New Year's Eve, with a starry supporting cast, plus Mr Pickwick at the Grand and a full vaudeville and burlesque bill across multiple venues. The scene includes Ada Rehan, Otis Skinner, and other star names, with New Year Week programs at Park Unique Empire and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Cahill
Nancy Brown
Englash
Chicago
New York
Indianapolis
Raymond Hitchcock
Miss Cahill
Mr. Hitchcock
Dodo
Mies Cahill
Ballyhoo
George J. Damerel
Edwin W. Harry Burgess
Clara Palmer
Domah Benrimo
Helen Sherwood
W. H. Trederick
Julius Stoger
Harry Brown
Alf Grant
Roy Atwell
George Beban
Henry Vogel
Congo
Birdie
Mr. Pickwick
Charles
Manuel Klein
de Wolfe Hopper
George
Mr. Ho
Mr. By Bell
Sam Weller
J. K
Mr. Wardle
Frank Belcher
Weller
Mr. Louis Payne
Alfred Jingle
Chapman
Winkle
Augustus
Snodgrass
Frank R. Willing
Guy Bartlett
Rolland
Colonel Bulder
George Alliams
Dr. Slammer
Marguerite
Polly
Laura Joyce Bell
Vivian Ogden
Miss Wardle
Dickens
Dingly Arms
Pickwickians
Reeves
Ardle
Wire Wardle
Pickwick
Johnny
Emma Ray
Cusy
Rays
M Managure
Christiana
Grand
Indiananapolis
Alice Lyndon Doll
Louis W. Buckley
May Melbane
Miss Melbane
Snyder
Buckley
Paul Stephens
Cook
Bioscope
English’s
Mrs. Fiske
Becky Sharpe
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave
Abraham Lincoln
Frankfort
Elsie Creacy
E. Laurence Lee
Ed A. McHugh
Madelain Wheeler
Marie Sherman
Howard Powers
Frank B. Mitchell
Iife
Empire
Rose Sydell
London Belles
Ihs
Ruth Denver
Spectra
O'Brien
Cadieux
Compo
Charles Hawtry
London
Ada Rehan
Otis Skinner
Jerome Sykes
Blankley
English
FA de Wolf Hopper
Garrick Theater
English’'s
Parlor Tricks Endanger the Young Professional
A New York Evening Post warning urges young professionals to beware Parlor Tricks. It charts a progression from initial applause and invitations to eventual isolation, lost clients, and ruined reputation as charm gives way to hollow bravado and social decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Harrison Gray Fiske
Fiske
New York Evening Post
John McCullough
The Theaters of New York Review of Experimental Plays
A yearend survey of Broadway and nearby venues notes failed experiments and mixed receptions. It critiques Bjornson and Shaw works staged in New York, contrasts Yiddish and foreign-language performances, and condemns melodramas that romanticize crime while praising bold acting in limited runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Dale
New York American
Victor Herbert
Glen MacDonough
London
Hans Christian Andersen
William Faversham
Hilda Spong
New York
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Charles Frohman
E. H. Sothern
Sheridan
Indianapolis Journal
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
I Er Gets Bjornson
Ibsen
Bowery
Old Bowery
Forrest
Booth
Dovers Street
Mott Street
Carnegie Hall
Broadway
Irving Place
Ike
Shaw
Harlemer
Raffies
Tion
Gir
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Wallick
California
Thorbus
Unique Theater
Wrens
Dan Hart
Doyle
Granger
Pony Express
William A. Bechtel
Don Merrifield
Margaret Nelson
Albert Lee
Wallick
Bourles
Ness
Eddie Foy
Edwin Fitzgerald
Sister Ann
Mr. Blue Beard
Foy
Touchstone
Limerick
Ireland
Ada Crehan
Rehan
Edwin
David Belasco
Sweet Kittie Bellairs
Belasco
du Barry
Darling of the Gods
Kittie Bellatrs
England
Mme. Re‘jane
America
George C. Tyler
Liebier & Co
Europe
Eleanor ‘Dison
Mary Ann
Zangwill
Metropolis
Tyler
Cecelia Loftus
Dr. Syntax
Wang
DE Wolf Hopper
English's
Charlotte Severson
the Park
Elsie Crescy
Irene Bentley
Arnold Daly
Disie
the Theaters of
George Bernard Shaw
Dorothy Donnelly
Mitchell
Louise Closser
Herbert Carr
F. Newton Lindo
the Empire
Bjornson
Tjalde
Hauptmannn
Industries
Ibsen School of Dramatists
Hfe
Heaven
God
Earth
Jack Lawrence
John and