Mrs Fiske in three plays at the Park Theatre week
Mrs Fiske and company present two new works at the Park The at er with A Bit of Old Chelsea and The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch. Miranda of the Balcony and other pieces appear at English's Grand and Empire shows with Edeson War field and a large cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miranda of
Anne Crawford Flexner
Louisville
A. E. W. Mason
Chelsea
Oscar Beringer
London
Jack Hillier
Robert T. Haines
Phill McDenner
Frank McCormack
Him Dixon
Phillips Smalley Gaston Jouard
Claus Roger Paul Raymond
James Young Alexander Victoria Belchamber
Fiske
Soldiers of Fortune at English's with star cast
Three plays at English's this week feature top actors. Soldiers of Fortune a Thomas adaptation of Davis novel stars Robert Edeson with Harry Harwood Dorothy Donnelly Guy Bates Post and Gretchen Lyons. The adventure tale follows Rob ert Clay in a small South American republic amid vivid stage images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Thomas
Richard Harding Davis
Robert Edeson
Harry Harwood
Dorothy Donnelly
Guy Bates Post
Gretchen Lyons
Robert Clay
New York
Langhem
The Strollers and The Auctioneer in New York A Stage Review
The piece previews two shows with a cast including Marie Bates Odell Williams Maria Davis Maude Winter William Boag Eugene Caugfield Nellie Lynch Walter Thomas and Helene Phillips. The Strollers a German based magical comedy features John Henshaw Eddie Foy D L Don Marie George with songs Flirtation and It s Different When the Orchestra Plays amid a large chorus. The Auctioneer stars Mr Warfield as a satirical portrayal of a Jew caricature with notable performers involved in the Lexington Avenue Hester Street and Twenty third Street street scenes.
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Lexington Avenue
Warfield
Marie Bates
Rosa
Zara
Mrs. Egan
Odell Williams
Maria Davis
Maude Winter
William Boag
Eugene Caugfield
Nellie Lynch
Walter Thomas
Helene Phillips
Five Points
Hester Street
Sixth-avenue
Twentythird Street
Harry B. Smith
Ludwig Englander
George W. Lederer
New York
John Henshaw
Eddie Foy
D. L. Don
Marie George
Mr. Don
Miss George
the Rounders
Dan Daly
Harry Davenport
William Carroll
Phyllis Rankin
Park Theater To Stage At Cripple Creek by Hal Reid
The Park Theater continues its season with At Cripple Creek a Hal Reid play featuring a contest between Martin Mason and Joe Mayfield over Belle Gordon an Eastern girl. Mason lures the girl to The Temple of David a dive inhabited by other women while Mayfield pursues.
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Park Theater
Cripple Creek
Hal Reid
the Park
Martin Mason
Joe Mayfield
Belle Gordon
Mason
Temple of David
Mayfield
Dynamite Ann Aids Rescue In Reformed Stage Tale
The rescuer, aided by Dynamite Ann who has reformed after years in Mason's house, helps secure the target. Frederick Mosley impersonates Mayfield. Next week features The Minister's Son and Gillette's Secret Service by the Pike Theater stock company of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Mason
Frederick Mosley
Mayfield
Gillette
Secret Service
Pike Theater Stock Company
Cincinnati
Helen Mora Headlining Grand Opera House This Week
Vaudeville favorite Helen Mora will top the Grand Opera House bill this week. She returns with new ballads and retains her strong voice as Kilpatrick’s cycle dazzle debuts, featuring a tilt track and acts from Dan Canary, Marie Vokes, Mile. Lizette, Canfield and Carleton, and the Whitney Brothers. The article also includes performer anecdotes on makeup tricks and stage storytelling.
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Helen Mora
Grand Opera House
Kilpatrick
Grand
New York
Dan Canary
Marie Vokes
Mile
Lizette
Newby Oval
Tomlinson Hall
Canfield
Carleton
Whitney Brothers
Mosquitoes Parade and Night Show Cast List
Clans presented a varied program featuring an air sid display by Harding and a Chinese clown act. Acrobats Mile Olive and Hal Merritt plus the Biograph offered juggling and lightning artistry in a bustling entertainment lineup.
Brigadiers Bring Empire Vaudeville Show This Week
The Empire hosts The Brigadiers a new vaudeville and burlesque troupe with two stage pictures The Vanishing Brigadiers and The Fate of the Gondoliers and a burlesque At Sulphur Springs. Cast includes Lida Dexter Modern Diana Edwina Mercier McDonald Brothers Kelly Reno Percy Walling Berol and Berol Barton and Mack and Misses Burton Vedder.
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the Empire
Sulphur Springs
Lida Dexter
Diana
Edwina Mercier
Coon
McDonald Brothers
Kelly and Reno
Percy Walling
Berol
May Robson on Stage Portrays Eccentric Women
The noted actress May Robson, famed for grotesque and humorous female character portrayals, explains she derives makeup ideas from street types unlike her. She stars soon in The Messenger Boy, with Mrs. Bangs noted as a highlight. She emphasizes theatre atmosphere, using no makeup before performances.
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May Robson
Miss Robson
Mrs. Bangs
Hines
London Arts Openings Portend Busy Spring Season
London's amusements are heating up with previews of The Girl from Maxim's at the Criterion March 22 and Ben-Hur at Drury Lane. Sherlock Holmes departs the Lyceum April 1 as Henry Irving leads a provincial tour, while a grand season of Sunday concerts at Queen's Hall plans a palm garden setting with notable patrons and performers including De Rothschild and Princess Louise. Mary Anderson praises Clara Morris in Life on the Stage, urging care for aspiring actresses amid the industry's dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Frohman
Maxim's
Criterion Theater
Ben- Hur
Drury- Lnne
Sherlock Holmes
Lyceum
Henry Irving
Edinburgh House
Parker
City Temple
Edward
Queen's Hall
Alfred Charles de Rothschild
Princess Louise
Yanye
Sarasate
Busoni
Mme. Nordica
Alice Nielsen
Mary Anderson
Antonio de Navarro
Clara Morris
England
Clara Mortis
English Theater and Vaudeville Schedule Next Week
Next week’s entertainments include James T. Powers in The Messenger Boy and William Faversham in A Royal Rival on Monday and Tuesday and Thursday. The Starbucks by Opie Reid plays Friday and Saturday, with the Grand vaudeville featuring the Picchiana troupe, Jennie Eddy and her pickaninnies, and Zelma Rawilston. George Bernard Shaw’s Mrs. Warren's Profession comes to London, eliciting mixed reviews about its moral tone and satire from critics like William Archer and the Sat urday Review.
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English
James T. Powers
William Faversham
Starbucks
Opie Reid
the Grand
Jennie Eddy
Pickaninnies
Zelma Rawilston
George Bernard Shaw
London
Mrs. Warren
William Archer
Saturday Review
Shaw
Reflection on Tragedy and The German Theater in New York
A critique on how tragedy requires emotionally created characters rather than abstract figures, contrasting Shaw and other dramatists. The piece notes the March Theater article on German theater in New York, with portraits of Condry and company, Warfield’s ghetto anecdote for The Auctioneer, Wilson’s New Rochelle interview, Ayres’s studies, and reviews of Manru and various contemporary performances. It includes plates of Willard, Mrs. Leslie Carter, and stars from current productionses.
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Shaw
New York
Conried
David Warfield
Paderewski
Manru
Metropolitan Opera House
Willard
Cardinal
Leslie Carter
Mme
Dun Barry
Efe Shannon
Robert Edeson
Margaret Anglin
Twin Sisters
Frank Daniels
Mme. Sembrich
Manrt
Mme. Caulve
Strauss Opera Feuersnoth Sparks Mixed Gossip in Vienna
A Vienna correspondent reviews Richard Strauss s Feuersnoth a medieval setting where a magician extinguishes town fires until a maiden s pity returns. The piece stresses the libretto s quarrels with critics and notes a mixed first-night reception with applause outweighing hissers while praising Strauss s enduring popularity among youth.
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Vienna
New York
Richard Strauss
Fire
Weimar
Munich
Strauss
Herr von Wolzogen
Germany
Janker Konrad
Richard Wagner
Richard—Strauss
Isar
Liszt
Hissers
Prudess
Nordica's Wrath Over Hidden Telephones at Wichita Hall
New York soprano Mme Lillian Nordica refused to sing after discovering that audiences were listening via concealed telephones. She argued the practice breached her contract and harmed the business terms, insisting managers must ensure her voice is heard only by in hall attendees.
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New York Tribune
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Wichita
Kansas City
Madame Nordica
London
Central
Mme. Nordica
Mme Nordica
Nordica
Mana
Hite Ts
Indianapolis Symphony's final 189 season concert bowed by Schneider
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra closes its sixth-year run tomorrow at English's Opera House with soloists Hugh McGibeny violinist and Elma Geimann, a noted singer. Conductor Karl Schneider, founder and guiding force, may depart soon for Europe, after six years of building the city’s musical life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Opera House
Hugh McGibbeny
Elma iIgeimann
Sopraneon
McGibeny
Philarmonic String Quartet
Miss
Rosamunde
Schubert
Wieniawski
McGiben
Schumann
Igelmann
Tpcrti
Schneider
Europe
Karl Schneider
Metropolitan School of Music
Tabernacle Choral Society
Mainz
Geremany
Real
Fr. Lux
Leipeic University
Leipele
Vienna
America
Indianapolis
New York
North Carolina
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Warriner
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Ak McCormack
Roger Staley
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Claire James Young
W. W. Sleight
Charles Forbes
Edward Davis
Arthur Lawton
Louise Delmar
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Miranda Warriner
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Ethel Mickleham
Emily Stevens Thompson
Victoria Addison
South America
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Reginald King
Langhams
Ahce
Mendoza
Langham
Republic
Hope Langham
Edeson
Simon Levi
Wagner
Dietmuth
Junker Konrad
Feuersnoth
Vienna Opera House
Gustav Mahler
Ters
Marle George
the Park Theater
Paris
Lady Algy
Reynolds
National Gallery
Lillian Russell
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Tomorrrow
Hugh McGibeny
Elma Teelmannm
Mr. Schneider
Max Leckner
Spring Festival
Mr. Stock
Thomas Orchestra
Moszowski
Oliver Willard Pierce
Pierce
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mr. Pierce
Schelischmiat Studio
Miss Cluss
Mrs. Knee
Miss Briggs
Hazel Hammel
Earl Minor
Bald Morris
Rose Hass
Ray Sweetman
Ralph P. Lancaster
Ella Schaefer
Elizabeth Coldwell
Irma Jean Wober
Joseph Parsons
Mary Edith Dean
Mary Howd
Mr. Geiger
Edward Nell
Philharmonic Dich
Charles F. Hansen
Lulu Brown
Roberts Park Church
G. W. le Valley
Attia Maelott
Frank Fuller
Grace Fessey
Rhea Hall Behymer
Georgia N. Galvin
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