News of the Theaters Henry Irving and Ellen Terry Open Week
Henry Irving Ellen Terry and the London Lyceum company begin at English's Opera House with Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice and Conan Doyle's Waterloo. The pair perform Nance Oldfield and The Bells on Tuesday, Peg Woffington and Marguerite Gautier on Wednesday with Eugenie Blair, and Miss Blair also offers Camille in the afternoon. The Park Theater features The Telephone Girl and Winchester, while the Empire hosts the De Onzo Company. The London theater scene is reviewed, noting many revivals and key performances by Irving, Tree, and Campbell among others.
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Ireland's Literary Theater and the Gaelic Revival
The Irish revival advances through Yeats Moore and the Gaelic League with the Irish Literary Theater in Dublin presenting Diarmuid and Grania and Casadh an t Sugain. The movement aims to foster native drama and Gaelic culture, seeking broader support and a three-season test of viability while balancing political tensions and artistic goals.
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Room of Mirrors At Treasury Office Like Old White House Space
Washington Letter notes lavish mirrors in the mint director’s office, once used as secretary and presidential workspace. Director Roberts explains the decor echoes a Chicago basement restaurant. Mirrors provoke current occupants to replace wall areas with bookshelves.
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New Year Brings Odd Quiet Without Depew Wilkins Rumors
The Washington Post notes a strange start to the year as the public adapts to the absence of Chauncey Depew and Mary E. Wilkins matrimonial chatter.
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Forlorn Verse Of Love Departed In Longman's Magazine
Poem fragment by George Bird reflects a broken heart and unrequited love. The speaker laments failed life bonds and a grave no longer needing praise, asking for quiet rest and distant music rather than tears or tribute.
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Lehmann Hofmann recital at Englishs Friday night
Lilli Lehmann and Josef Hofmann will perform at Englishs Opera House with Lehmann singing German and English songs and Wagner selections. Tickets go on sale Tuesday at Englishs box office. The article outlines Hofmanns early start, studies under Rubinstein, and notes a date change for Jan Kubelik and Armbruster Cramer events while signaling other local musical happenings and reviews.
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