The Little Duchess and The Liberty Belles at Englishs
The week opens with The Little Duchess a Reginald de Koven and Harry B Smith musical at Englishs starring Anna Held and company. Also The Liberty Reiles a bustling comedy with Harry Gilfoil and John Slavin, plus talks on theater topics and an upcoming Explores tour, with noted actors and writers featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald de Koven
Harry B. Smith
Anna Held
Ostend
Miss Held
Misa Held
Chloe
Badie
Betsy Brown
Molly Shanon
Charles Bigelow
Joseph W. Herbert
Franz Ebert
George Marton
Vivian Blackburn
Beesie Wynn
Billie Norton
Papa
Fougere
Aimee
Chaumont
Judie
Lotta
Florida
Ufe
Harry Gilfoil
John Slavin
J. C. Marlowe
Harry Davenport
Augustua
George Marion
Joseph Herbert
English’s
Grand Opera House Vaudeville Weekcard Features Crim son Mask
Glose Nellie and seven stars join Professor Wormwood's dog and monkey circus as part of the chtef vaudeville at the Grand Opera House this week. James Thornton will narrate new stories. Stuart Barnes sings character ballads. Mary Dupont presents the sketch The Crimson Mask about a wife at a masque ball claiming greater allure than rivals. East Lynne will play at Park Theater with J F Crosby May Forman Vernon Somers and others. The Great White Diamond closes the week with a swinging pendulum act and a girl in a mail bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Mirror
Pinero
New York
You
Prince Henry
Mark Twain
Adam
Professor Wormwood
Dog and Monkey Circus
Chtef
Grand Opera House
James Thornton
Stuart Barnes
Barnes and Sisson
Mary Dupont
Jordan
Crouch
Werden
Shepherd
Valdis
East Lynne
Park Theater
J. F. Crosby
May Forman
Vernon Somers
Herbert Chelsey
Royal Thayer
Jenny Dunbar
Marie Davis
Bob Manchester Presents Cracker Jacks at Empire Theater
Bob Manchester and the Cracker Jacks troupe bring a vaudeville show with two burlesques to the Empire Theater this week. A chorus performs in each act while Harvey Parker, wreatier, challenges patrons at each performance and will forfeit five dollars to anyone he fails to throw within fifteen minutes. Cast includes Brown Harrison and Brown among the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Manchester
Empire Theater
Harvey Parker
Wreatier
Brown, Harrison and Brown
Festival of Music Brings 400 Voices to Tomlinson Hall
The Chicago Orchestra conducted by Theodore Thomas presents a spring music festival at Tomlinson Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The 400 strong chorus comprises city vocal students and admirers, performing Wagner inspired master singers motifs and a dramatic prize song with elaborate orchestral textures and a climactic finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Feicht
Oberammergan
Park Theater
Feilcht
Tomlinson Hall
Chicago
Theodore Thomas
Wagner
Walther
Beckmesser
Orchestral and operatic programs at Norse themed concert
The article reviews a concert program featuring Norse strength and color with a chorus prepared for Trygvasson. It discusses the Wagnerian and Slavic influences, notes on Tschaikowski's Pathetic Symphony and The Mastersinger overture, and provides detailed, period style analysis of the symphonies, emphasizing orchestration and emotional climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trygvasson
Comr
Concert Promises Tschaikowski Pathetic Symphony Encore
The upcoming concerts feature Tschaikowski Pathetic Symphony as a major draw with other works by Wagner Franck Massenet Grieg Delibes and Sibelius. Soloists Miss Stein Miss Gifford and Mr Clark are highlighted as leading performers with a 400-voice choir in Olaf Trygvasson set to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tschalkowski
Yana
Gartner
Tannhauser
Wagner
the Mastersinger
Borcons Symphonique
Hedin
Olaf Trygvasson
Grieg
The
Volva
Gertrude May Stein
Charlies W. Clark
Four Hundred Singers to Perform in Olaf Trygrasson
The roll of the chorus for Olaf Trygrasson at Tomlinson Hall lists four hundred names including Lillian Akers and Mrs J C Ashley among the First Sopranos with many others in attendance on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Trygrasson
Music Festival Chorus
Tomlinson Hall
Lillian Akers
J. C. Ashley
Ault
Will Aldag
Anna Seca Ae
Local names listed in unidentified notice
A partial reader list names numerous individuals including Lian Buchter Mary Buchter Edna Brown Sadie Budnetsky Mrs H W Beazell Eva Barber Rose Bauer Nelse Ballard Maud Burgan Myrtle Crawley Bessie Clemons Fannie Cornett Lucetta Childers Mrs Cannion Mrs E D Clark Mrs W H Craft Mary Davis Bell Denison Erin Dur ham Nellie Farseil Elenor Flinn Vera Gage Lizzie Greie Grace Gibbons Mary Grade Mrs M Haulin Daisy Hardy Helen Kackley Gertrude Keley Kate Kerins Lotta Mae Kahle Nellie Krebes Adelaide Lecklider Hattie Leyendecker Dora Lyons Leonard Lenning Margaret Leasey Julia Lowe Mabel Millington Laura Michelson A McKee Ethel May Irene 4 Anon McGarn Jennie Medarn khatch Edi cison Mrs W Wugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lian Buchter
Mary Buchter
Edna Brown
Sadie Budnetsky
H. W. Beazell
Eva Barber
Rose Bauer
Nelse Ballard
Maud Burgan
Myrtle Crawley
Bessie Clemons
Fannie Cornett
Lucetta Childers
Cannion
E. D. Clark
W. H. Craft
Mary Davis
Bell Denison
Erin Durham
Nellie Farseil
Elenor Flinn
Vera Gage
Lizzie Greie
Grace Gibbons
Mary Grade
Mrs. M. Haulin
Daisy Hardy
Helen Kackley
Gertrude Keley
Kate Kerins
Lotta Mae Kahle
Nellie Krebes
Adelaide Lecklider
Hattie Leyendecker
Dora Lyons
Leonord Lenning
Margaret Leasey
Julia Lowe
Mabel Millington
Laura Michelson
A McKee
Ethel May
Irene
Anon McGarn
Jennie Medarn
Khatch Edicison
W. Wugh
Paderewski Concert Plans and Kubelik Tour Gossip
The Pittsburg Orchestra under Victor Herbert will perform at English's Opera House on April 17 with soloists Luigi von Kunits Henry Merck and Anna Bussert. Jan Kubelik sails for London amid praise and playful jabs from William M. Laffan and peers, while Paderewski’s stature as a pianist is hailed as supreme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Victor Herbert
Opera House
Mr. Herbert
Luigi von Kunits
Henry Merck
Anna Bussert
Jan Kubelik
London
America
Taylor
William R. Hearst
William M. Laffan
New York Sun
Kubelik
St. Louis
Republic
Paderewski
Kubeclik
How Paderewski Plays and the Song of Wonder
A vivid lyric tribute by Richard Watson Gilden praising Paderewski. The verse imagines music as perfume and light, envisioning moments turning to hours, petals brushing ground, and notes transforming life into celestial harmony. It questions whether the pianist is human or spirit before declaring music as ultimate joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Richard Watson
Gilden
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the Burgomaster
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Lyceum Theater
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Charles Frohman
England
Florence Huntley
the Park
Edwin Forrest
Randolph Hartley
W. de Wagstaffe
Margaret Anglin
Empire Theater Stock Company
Alfred Ayres
Gindittor
Sky Farm
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Twin Sister
William Collier
Margaret Dale
Joseph Hart
Grandpa
Hamilton Revelle
Campbell Gollan
du Barry
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Pauline Chase
Helen Lucas
Crissie Carlisle
Etta Butler
Sandor Milliken
Marguerite Walker
Liberty Beiles
Empire—Variety
Chicago Orchestra
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Electa Gifford
Germany
Devel
Tschaikowski
United States
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East
Miss Gifford
Mr. Clark
Indianapolis
Thomas
Clark
Philharmonic Club
Olaf Trysvasson
Bjornson
Edward Griesa
Tyevasson
Enelana
Tomlinson Hail
Charles W. Clark
Krakauer
Kurtzman
Shoninger
Regent
Crowwn
Pearson’s Piano House
Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis Tent & Awning Company
Washington Street
Mabel Rash
Ida Rodibaugh
Myrtle Romberg
Gertrude Sargent
Lillian Smock
Hattie Stow
Flora Spurrier
O. P. Slack
Rose Scott
Carrie Smith
Nelle Spalding
J. W. Spillinger
Carrie Schmidt
Lizzie Smith
Stella Tanner
Mary Thurtie
Isabel Norris
Fannie Valietz
Nellie Wales
Edna Waddel
Ethel Neighbor
Olive Wilson
Sarah Wirt
Agnes Welch
Mabel Whisner
Mrs. Garde
Lillie Garde
Tillie Gilderman
Nellie Hardwick
Rose Hatley
Grace Hunter
Lora Subbe
Miss McPherson
Lizzie Mallet
Mayhew
McMahan
Kathleen Martin
Lillian Moore
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Ruby Moore
Belle McPherson
Georgetta Nenstiel
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Mrs. Pearce
Ethel Pennington
Pearl Parson
Minnie Peslee
Myrtle Reagan
Mrs. Alexander
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Estella Adams
Tillie Aufdersheide
Nellie Blair
Myrtle Brown
Lucile Butles
Helen Elizabeth Berlin
Clara Bohnstadt
Bertha Buchter
Susia Brown
Ada Craig
Callen
Elizabeth Charpie
Edna Croan
Nellie Cochrane
Stella Coffman
Helen du Bois
Jessie Chevis
Alice French
Ida Foudray
Ruth Gilderman
Rachel Goebel
Mrs. Herrmann
Fannie Hasning
Emma Ingalls
Fannie Joslin
Anna Kelly
Belle Kettron
Elizabeth Ketcham
Kenn
Helen Lowes
Elizabeth Moyer
Winnifred McHugh
Euelah McElwee
Nellie McKinney
Julia Moore
Freda Michelson
Agnes Neighbor
Effie Nunamaker
Edith Newbacker
Clara Pfeifer
Edna Rodenberger
Mary Robison
Erle Stahlhut
Mrs. Stamffer
Sinex
Bertha Sutton
Susan Stule
Elizabeth Scheeman
Cora Shepperd
Maime Stolte
Lucy Tate
Estelle Turney
Jeannetta_ Wese
Dora Werkheiser
Minnie Wenner
Gertrude Wilmington
Welch
Jeanette Wright
G. Switzer
Mary Parsone
Opha Wiley
Glover
Mabel Age
Emma Cashman
John D. Day
Cordelia Foy
Emile Hedderick
Clara Hill
Carrie Hyatt
Bertha Hedderick
Mrs. McVay
Estella Rubin
Dorothy Williams
Caroline Hubbard
Olga Mehl
Florence Bom
Emma Gessler
Marie Craig
E. V. Alexander
Robert Bosley
C. F. Bornkamp
John Cost
Lee Fentz
Robert Fessler
C. G. Hoyle
Clifford Barrett
M. E. Bradley
Thomas Cornwell
Charles Daugherty
Charles Davis
W. E. Goodnow
Guy Gibbons
Charles Guy
C. F. Haulin
G.P. Kibbe
Charlies Reagan
George Denny
H. Y. Merce
James Pausherty
Grant Casady
Arthur Hood
da Wamsley
Charles Blair
Roy Burtch
Albert Buchanan
C. Chamber
Sam Sachs
Bruno Troemel
H. H. Thomas
R. C. Weinland
Walter Williams
C. H. Wilkinson
Peter Purves
George Purves
Wil C. Hall
G. B. Adams
J. A. Bristow
H. W. Dougherty
George Eckert
Martin Grady
Hendricks
Charles Hecker
A. E. Hermann
Orison Hayes
Henry Nashan
Wiliam Wenner
Titus
C. Buforth
Karl Lucas
Earl Serine G. Wright
William Johnson
H. J. Thomas
Charles Jameson
E. M. Shanklin
William Howell
E. H. Anderson
A. Lorentz
C. M. Hamilton
Joseph Eliassen
F. Maderis
William 8. Steeg
Mme. Modjeska
Ignace Paderewski
Paderewski A
Pril
Llow Paderewski
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