Cohan play The Little Millionaire opens at the Lyric
The Cohan comedy The Little Millionaire shown at the Lyric features Bert Leigh as Costigan and Vernon Wallace as the little millionaire. Hazel Burgess adds charm as the maid with chic style, while Blanche Harrington and Dugene Phelps contribute humor and emotional moments. Seat sales begin Thursday December 4.
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Cohan
Tampa
Bert’ Leigh
Broadway
Costigan
Hazel Burgess
Vernon Wallace
Dugene Phelps
Blanche
Harrington
Contena
Alcott’s Little Women Inspires Theatre Revival Tour
A column lauds Louisa May Alcott and the enduring popularity of Little Women. It notes the play adaptation by William A Brady, its success on Broadway, and a two day Lyric Theatre appearance in Mobile starting December 2 with matinees at 3 PM to accommodate women and children.
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S. World
pAliott
Heig
Miss Alcott
United
New York
William A. Brady
Broadway
Metropolis
March
Playhouse
West
Forty-eighth Street
Mr. Brady
Meg
Beth
Amy
Lyric Thea
Louisa M. Alcott
the Lyric
Lyric Theatre
Louisa _M. Alcott
Cotton
Wellesley College
Margery Taylor
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Alaine Benton
Ethel Cunningham
Emer School of Dramatic Art
Boston
Eleanor Carey
Aunt March
Columbia University
Gavin Harris
Univy of Illinois
George M. Clarke
Cornell University
C. Gwynne
Leland-Stanford University
Robert Fischer
Berlin
Browning and Thackeray
Sala
Drama Society Extends Reach to Balconies and Galleries
In New York a prominent drama society expands from seating to cover balconies and galleries, offering discounted tickets to a cultivated audience of varied means. The group vows selective seating for salacious or unartistic plays, while praising reform efforts in Britain and praising Shavian and Ibsen legacies.
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New York
Manhattan
The Misleading Lady at Fulton Theatre
The Misleading Lady by Charles Goddard and Paul Dickey opens at the Fulton Theatre in a tale of a foolish young woman who attracts men and faces consequences. The cast showcases striking costumes and a stage of elaborate scenes including Fairy Forget-Me-Nots Bower and the King’s Palace as the final curtain falls on a transformative finale.
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Castle Grim
Dungeo
Charles Goddard
Paul Dickey
Fulton Theatre
Toyer
Fertilizer rate case postponed again in Alabama
The Alabama railroad commission postpones the fertilizer rate hearing at the request of complainants heavy with manufacturers from Dethan and Montgomery. The case, third postponement, aims to extend Mobile and Ohio tariff lower rates statewide, with trial hoped for January. Only one minor hearing on file concerns Dixon's Mill depot duties for the Alabama and Northeastern Railroad Company.
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Montgomery
Ala
Railroad Commission
Dethan
Mobile and Ohio
Commission
Tucker
Alabama and Northeastern Railroad Company
Dixon's Mill
Marengo County
Frisco Train Stop Discontinued Angers Dora Citizens
The railroad commission condemns the Frisco for dropping fast train stops at Dora Carbon Hill and Sulligent after denying service discontinuance. The commission urged the attorney general to pursue legal steps, citing severe penalties for violations. Associate Railroad Commissioner Leon McCord spent a day in Dora meeting locals upset by the change.
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Railroad Commission
Frisco
Dora
Carbon Mill
Leon McCord
Little Women at Lyric for Two Performances This Week
The Lyric Theatre hosts William A. Brady's Little Women for two performances this week. The cast features graduates and trained players from women’s colleges and dramatic schools, with a strong group of men from various educational backgrounds.
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LYRIC
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Cohen
Alcott
Viogillette
S0-ciety
Iland
James Owen Hannay
John
Regan
Ibsen
George Barnard Shaw
Screen Club
Maude
Miss Margery
Wallack's
Manhattan “Opera House
Helen Leigh
George M. Cohan
Geo. M. Cohan
Hazele Burgess Company
A. Monsiy
WM. A. Brady
New York Play House
Erdoro
Tae Higa
Ber
Bell
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