Burgomaster in Third Season at English’s Opera House
News of theaters reports The Burgomaster a Pixley and Luders musical comedy in its third season at English’s Opera House. Fred Lenox stars as the Burgomaster with a new interpretation. Six evening shows and matinees on Wednesday and Saturday featureMiss Emilie Gardner as Ruth and a host of unfamiliar company members.
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Engish
Opera House
New Amsterdam
Doodle van Kull
New York
Tenderloin
Bowery
Emilie Gardner
Ruth
Fratelli Ric Cobono Make American Opera House Debut
Tomorrow afternoon at the Grand Opera House the Fratelli Ric Cobono present trained horses and six dogs with advanced tricks. The program includes the European act the four Martinettis acrobats and head balancers. Also on the bill are Himes and Remington in Miss Patter of Patterson, James H. Cullen parodies, O K Sato juggling new tricks, O'Brien and Buckley musical turn, and Mr. and Mrs. Litchfield with a New England farm life sketch. bioscope new pictures.
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Fratelli
Ric Cobono
Grand Opera House
Martinettis
Himes
Remington
Superba at Park Theater Promises Colorful Update
Hanslons' Superba opens a week at Park Theater tomorrow with Pierrot descending from the moon to Mont Pelee, an ocean flight in a Santos airship, and a dramatic race track ride. Sylvia and Leander tale, transforming scenes, Miss Carrie Behr leading with new songs, plus Milburn Beaux-Belles and Mosher cyclists as main draws.
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Superba
Park Theater
Pierrot
Mont Pelee
Sylvia
Leander
Wallailia
Carrie Behr
Tor
Milburn Beaux-Belles
Mosher
Houghton and Mosher
American Burlesquers Lead Empire Theater Week
The American Burlesquers directed by W. B. Watson and Jeanette Dupree headline the Empire Theater schedule this week with vaudeville acts including Selbini the bicyclist the Wedmars acrobats Ella Shields West and Williams among the entertainers in a varied program.
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W. B.watson
Jeanette Dupree
Empire Theater
Selbini
Wedmars
Ella Shields
West and Williams
Burlesque pair backed by Watson with Levi in Japan
The Bachellor sisters Hayman and Hayman are listed as singers and dancers, a duo of comedians Leons Raymond and Little Burke are noted as performers, and two burlesques praised by Watson are Levi in Japan and Krausmeyer's Alley.
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Bachellor Sisters
Hayman
Leons Raymond
Little Burke
Watson
Levi
Japan
Krausmeyer
Lew Dockstader to Lead Klaw & Erlanger Minstrel Show
Lew Dockstader signs with Klaw & Erlanger to star in Klaw & Erlanger's Modern Minstrels at Knickerbocker Theater. First performance planned with a 100-voice chorus and a libretto by John J. McNally. Dockstader to head a season with George Primrose. other notes on Mrs Genevieve Haines and theatrical plans in New York.
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Lew Dockstader
Klaw & Erlanger
Modern Minstrels
Knickerbocker Theater
Aug
Rogers Brothers
Dockstader
George Primrose
Miss Cahill Stars In Sally In Our Alley At Broadway Theatre
Miss Marie Cahill appears in a new musical comedy Sally In Our Alley at the Broadway Theatre. She is described as the cleverest American singing comedienne. Raymond Hitchcock, playing King Dodo, accompanies her on this engagement. her last Indianapolis visit was in Three Little Lambs.
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Comediennes
Indianapolis
Raymond Hitchcock
King Dodo
London
Covent Garden
Herbert Bunning
Anthony Hope
Princess Osra
Schmidt
Belle Appelgate
Louisville
Dresden
Critics Lose Free Tickets Amid Threats and Debate on Reviews
The article notes critics face backlash after public performances and a pledge by managers to withhold free tickets. A manager warns legal action against journalists who write plays or damning articles, while public opinion remains divided on criticism as a force in art. It also reports Gerhart Hauptmann and Gabriele D Annunzio planning new theaters and Duse's Rome themed tragedy King Numa with Egeria роль.
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Gabriele D’annunzio
D’annunzio
Lake of Albano
Duse
Rome
King Numa
Egeria
Opera outfits arrive in New York for Met rehearsals
An orchestra and costumes from Naples reach New York on the 2th and begin rehearsals at the Metropolitan Opera House for Cavalleria Rusticana Zanetto Iris and Rateliff. Raoul Pugno, French pianist, begins American tour October 17 with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, then Carnegie Hall and other large cities including Indianapolis. Puccini forges a new opera with Madame Butterfly as libretto. John Luther Long wrote the original Madame Butterfly tale. Valerie Bergere starred. Maurice Grau has been engaged by the Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Com
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New York
Naples
Metropolitan Opera House
Cavalleria Rusticana
Zanetto
Iris
Rateliff
Raoul Pugno
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston
Carnegie Hall
Indianapolis
Payne
Puccini
Mme. Butterfly
John Luther Long
David Belasco
Valerie Bergere
Maurice Grau
The
Metropolitan Opera
Music figures reshape business with touring stars
Raoul Pugno plans a Boston start to his tour as Mascagni sails for New York on the 27th. Daniel Frohman will manage Jan Kubelik and Ossip Gabrilowitsch and stage Sunday night festivals at the Metropolitan Opera House with Walter Damrosch conducting. He foresees symphony tours and broader musical ventures funded by enterprising businessmen. The Opera and Real Estate Company resists outsiders sharing in profits, contrasting past Grau-led seasons.
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Daniel Frohman
Jan Kubelik
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Metropolitan Opera House
Walter Damrosch
United
Gray
American Singers Abroad Storm Europe in Spotlight
Indianapolis musician John L. Geiger reports American vocalists sweeping European stages. Helen Hall of Minneapolis debuts in London with praised mezzo soprano, Bessie Abbott secures Paris Grand Opera engagement, Geraldine Farrar draws Berlin Opera leads, and Mary Garden of Chicago gains newfound acclaim abroad.
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John L. Geiger
Indianapolis
Europe
United States
England
Helen Hall
Minneapolis
St. James's Hall
London
Mr. Geiger
Bessie Abbott
Jean de Reszke
Grand Opera
Paris
Emma Eames
Seigfried
Paris Grand Opera
Miss Abbott
Germany
Geraldine Farrar
Royal Opera
Berlin
Farrar
Chicago
Mary Garden
American Soprano Stars in Paris Louise Debut Debacle
Miss Hattie Williams faltered in Paris at the Opera Comique, but Miss Garden saved the night as a last minute Louise understudy. The piece spotlighted American singers abroad, noting Belle Appelgate, Yvonne de Trevis, and Fannie Osborn in Europe and praising Katherine Goodson as a rising piano virtuoso.
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Leipsic
Frapfort
Walter Damrosch
Yvonne de Trevis
New York
Hur
Castle Square Garden Opera Company
Armition
Paris
Europe
London
Royal Albert
Enetish
Katherine Goodson
America
Patti
Indianapolis
Lottle Adam Raschig
Berlin
Alfred Blume
Charlies Holman Black
France
London Musical Courier
Avenue de Bretueil
Blatchford Kavanaugh
Chicago
United States
Mr. Black
Kavanaugh
Settlement shows $186000 for Fair relatives
The Call reports that relatives of Mrs. Charles Fair received exactly $186000 in their settlement, correcting earlier reports of sums in the millions. The notice places the figure as the final amount agreed upon.
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San Francisco
Charles Fair
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