Bernhardt and Coquelin to present L Algon at English's
Renowned actors Bernhardt and Coquelin bring Rostand's L Algon to English's on Tuesday with a seventy piece company. The drama follows the tragic life of Napoleon's son the Duke of Reichstadt, ending with his death and unfulfilled ambitions. Also featured are Sidney Drew and Miss Van Studdiford in other acts and a notable Biograph film of General Wheaton in Luzon at the Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
Benett Constant Coquelin
Edmund Rostand
Pera House
Mme. Bernhardt
M. Cogquelin
the Eaglet
Rostand
Wake
Maria Louisa
Austria
Duke
Wagram
Austeritz
Blister
Grand Armes
Metternich
Empire
Flambeau
M. ‘Oquelin
Guard
Countess of Camerata
Eaglet
France
Beau
Marshal Marmont
Napoleon
Paris
Hartmann
Mrs. Fiske to Bring Beck Sharp to Park Theater
Mrs. Fiske and her great production of Becky Sharp is headed to the Park Theater for three performances on Friday April 12 and Saturday April 13 with a large company and lavish staging. The star is praised as a leading artist organizer and a premier interpreter of Thackeray character.
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Fiske
Becky Sharp
Sir Henry Irving
Vanity Fair
Park Theater
Human Hearts at the Park Theatre in 4th season run
The Park presents Human Hearts with new scenery on two stages, featuring a cast led by James Gordon Herbert Betts H J Yorkey Milo Kirkpatrick George Kremer William Ke Binford and Florence Weston. Three scenes show the Arkansas hills Little Rock and New York City as the drame traces family loves and past loyalties.
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Park
Arkansas Hills
Shore Acres
W. E. Nankeville
Arkansas
James Gordon
Herbert Betts
H. J. Yorkey
Milo Kirkpatrick
George Kremer
William KE. Binford
Walter Williams
Larry Skene
Dave A. Flynn
James Cameron
Florence Weston
Lulu Sanger
Lillian Weston
Baby Florine
Mary Downes
Little Rock
Ark
New York City
Peter F Dailey in Musical Comedy at English's Opera House
Peter F Dailey Christie MacDonald and a host of clever entertainers star in Hodge Podge Co adapted from the German. The engaging musical comedy runs three nights this week with a special matinee Saturday. Story lines involve Hodge and Rosa with a cast of mistaken identities, a Spaniard, and a lively poster printing scene. The company includes A Roberts Martha Steyne Robert William H Broderick Amy Lesser and others with popular songs such as My Sunflower Sue Sweet Spring and The Gay Golf Girl.
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Opera House
Peter F. Dailey
Christie MacDonald
Hodge, Podge & Co
New York
Hodge
Carmenita
Spain
Villa Vilambrosa
Pita Itaeheston Slocteon
Ledger de Main
Minnie Rousmitten
Rosa
Ter
Mr. Ige
Mr. Hodge
Aeingly
Ridolph Jensum
Central Park
Charley
Howlinghurst
Hedge
Odge
Podge
Hodge, & Co
Rudolph
Mr. Dailey
Miss Mebonala
A. Roberts
Martha Steyne
Robert William H Broderick
Amy Lesser
Garvie
Pella Niven
Stephen
George Lawrence
Edward Wonn
Sheehan
Frankie Bailey
Sue
Cindy
Grand Vaudeville Opens With Two Equal Star Acts
Manager Anderson of the Grand plans a new opening week feature tomorrow after noon. To show appreciation for patronage, the bill will include two star acts of equal eminence. The move aims to heighten interest and boost attendance through a balanced presentation.
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Anderson
the Grand
Agnes Burroughs Headlines Park Theater East Lynne Engagements
Miss Agnes Burroughs, famed emotional actress and former leading lady to Tom Keene, appears at Park Theater late this week in East Lynne. Cast includes H. T. Swayne, Vernon Somers, F. Lorring, Harry Clayton, J. J. Crowley, M Nobles, Leah Lessi, Maude Fiske, Eva ne and Little mvan. Matinees and nights daily with boxes selling tomorrow morning. New Week at the Zoo features Morrelli jaguars and panthers act and a double somersault bear Americus cakewalk. Master Pearson Waddell may appear. Benefits planned for Queen of Peace No. Ss.
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Agnes Burroughs
Tom Keene
the Park Theater
Henry Wood
East Lynne
Couny
Miss Burroughs
H. T. Swayne
Vernon Somers
F. Lorring
Harry Clayton
J. J. Crowley
M Nobles
Leah Lessi
Maude Fiske
Evane
Littlemvan
Zoo
Mr Boyker
Zoological Kindergarten
Americus
Madame Morrelli
Pearson Waddell
Bobby Mack
Dynamite
Professor Blake
Capta Bonavita
Tock
Queen of Pee Acs
No. Ss
Aoa Aa
Chiquita promises as Empire Theater fall carnival draw
Announcement notes Chiquita the Living Doll may join future Empire Theater attractions. Empire presents three matinee and three night performances featuring Watson's Oriental Burlesquers starting tomorrow afternoon. Manager Watson touts a strong lineup of fanmakers and specialty artists with a skit Captain Rosenberg's Banquet and a vaudeville run including Evans and Vidocq Mills and Beecher Howley and Lesle Rice Brothers Scanlon and Stevens and more.
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Empire Theater
Whlle Watson
Watson
Captain Krosenberg
Evans and
Vidocq
Mills and Beecher
Howley and Lesle
The
Rice Brothers
Scanlon and Stevens
Etta Victoria
Maude Gordon
Zeb’s
Australian gentleman to present opal to King Edward
Baltimore American notes an Australian gentleman plans to present a large opal to King Edward amid public superstition about opals. The gesture is framed within concerns over loyalty being questioned due to opal lore and beliefs.
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Baltimore
Edward
Getleman
Treatment of Our Red Cross Pile and Tula Cure
A brief item describing a sample treatment from the Red Cross related remedy and a book explaining its cause and cure, offered free to any address in Minneapolis, with reference to RHA and DI.
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Tula
Minneapolis
Sousa's Band to Perform at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis
Sousa brings world famous band to Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis for a major season concert. Notable soloists Blanche Duffield Bertha Bucklin and Arthur Pryor will appear with a revised program featuring operatic arias and instrumental highlights. The event follows widespread acclaim from the Paris exposition and European tours, drawing a large local audience.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
John Philip Sousa
Sousa
Europe
Blanche Duffield
Bertha Bucklin
Arthur Pryor
Isabella” Suppe
The
Pryor
Fix Orient
Czordas
Czordas, “Ritter Posman
Johann Strauss Seeee
Adah Erkse
Bas Shensseensse
Weber
Serenade
Rococco
Robres
Pagery
Meyer-Helmund
Veaer Seres Sousa
Lafayette Monument
Paris
Luigini-Sebek
Ries
Notable European and American Musicians on Tour
Henry Wolfsohn has secured Mme Schumann-Heink and Mme Eugenia Mantelli for concerts. Edouard Strauss ceded control of his orchestra after a railway accident. Klaw & Erlanger pursue Mascagni for an American tour. Josef Hoffman returns to Carnegie Hall on March 5 and is hailed as a top pianist. Invadi impresses in Milan with Bach to Martucci. Roberts Park Choral Society plans a monthly service tonight featuring Inflammatus and other pieces, plus a cello solo by Troy Schwab. A First German M E Church service includes a musical program led by Rev Hamp and Miss Sattler. The United States Marine Band will perform in Tomlinson Hall on March 27, with 350 advance seat requests. Amy Whaley will be soloist. Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church offers a varied evening with Mrs. Christian and others, and the Leipsic Philharmonic Orchestra under Hans Winderstein continues its European tour.
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Roberts Park Choral Society
George Eckert
Rossini
Ida Sweenie
Roberts
Ralf Schnecker
Shelley
Troy Schwab
Goltermann
M. E
New York
New Jersey
F. A. Hamp
Marie Sattler
Lichen
Den
Bergen
Green
Minnie Gauding
Albert Thoms
Will Gauding
Anna Buck
F. Abt Orchestra
United States Marine Band
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Great National Band
Amy Whaley
W. H. Santelman
Central-avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgar M. Cawley
Christian
Dora Smith
M. E. Dolan
J. W. Bussey
Emil Steinhilber
W. B. Barry
Mr. Steinhilber
Gaultet
Horas St God
Coe
Norte Smith
M. BE. Dolan Vossacersaes
Mary Jeffery Christian
Soe Hirano
Winderstein
Edward Greig
Leipsic
Josef Slivinski
Slivinski
Warsaw
Poland
Strobl
Warsaw Conservatory
Leschetizky
Vienna
Anton Rubenstein
St. Petersburg
London
M. Slivinski
America
Madison Square Concert Hall
Poetic Echoes and Rail Rivalries in Chicago Ambitions
The fragment opens with a nostalgic verse by Alonzo Rice, then shifts to Chicago lore. It notes investors, Louisville and Nashville plans to enter Chicago, and Southern Railway’s ambitions to link the Garden City via the Monon route. Morgan interests aim to network the U S with Southern lines, spanning coast to coast. Blazes and market chatter cap the piece.
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New York Press
Chicago
Windy City
Louisville
Nashville
Waldorf-Astoria
Wall Street
Southern Railway
Garden City
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad
Ohico, Indianapolis
Louisville Railway
Morgan Road
Southern
Detective Binning Faces Court Over Solicitation Charge
Detective Binning of West Thirtieth Street station brought a dozen women to court on a charge of soliciting. Magistrate Pool discharged many defendants, then voicing doubt about Binning's statements, saying he would rather believe...
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New York Post
Binning
West Thirtieth Street
Pool
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Louis N. Parker
Edmond Rostand
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Marie Bates
Dave Warfield
Levi
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Nell
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Harry Gwynnette
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May Edouin
Venus
Adonis
Frances Drake
Charles Dalton
Marcus Superbus
A. W. Marchmont
George C. Boniface
Alfred Fisher
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Boston Museum
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Neb
Bryan—Bryan
Nebraska
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Chicago Journal
Edward Kastead
Frederick Kastead i
Ben Ami
Plainfeld
Ind
L. Pistafeld
Indiam Spolis
Vandalia Raliner
Keeley
E. C. Atkins & CG
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Penn
Iden Alltee Nell
Joel Williams
Confeacior
Ingails Block
Fhane
Central Printing’ Co
Rmowved
FYROM
E. Courer
Bowen-Merrill
W. Wash. S
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Hoth
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JAC. Metzger & CO
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