Minstrels at Local Theater Promise Lively Night of Laughs
Neil O'Brien and Van Fossen return with Eddie Mazier and the OMen Funny Minstrels at the Robinson Grand Theater. The act features the Futurist Atelier set, a large singing ensemble, and a full comic program headed by O'Brien, Mazier, and Detzel with George Peduzzi and Marty Van Bowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil O'Brien
Harry van Fossen
Eddie Mazier
Omen
Vais
O'Brien
van Fosson
Gils Company
Pete Detzel
Casper Nowak
Nick Woerz
O .Posacas
David Morris
Fhanée
Jamies Barardi
Leslia
Doran
Strong
Doxen
Berry
Charles
R. Wright
Jonathan Haw
F. B. Hodges
Billy Curran
Frank Fuhrer
Olio
George F. Peduzzi
Marty’ van Bowden
Garden of Paradise Opened by Liebler Firm
The Garden of Paradise opened last Saturday night at the Park theater under Liebler and Company's management. It is described as the most pretentious production yet from the firm, surpassing Garden of Allah and Joseph and His Brethren efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of Paradise
Park Theater
Liebler and Company
Joseph
Barrett Players At Pal Theater Present Our New Play
Barrett Players draw nightly crowds at the Pal Theater this week with Our New piston, a Deaman Thompson work following The Old Homestead themes. Thompson, once a dancer, faced rheumatism and shifted to writing and acting shaping elderly rural characters. The show mirrors his life and precedes a successful run amid busy demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Paltheater
New York
Deaman Thompson
Thompson
Josh Whitcomb
Boston
Milance
Y of Music
Tattle from New York Theatre World Wide
The piece surveys recent stage moves in New York and Philadelphia. It notes the fiftieth performance of Chin Chin at the Globe and upcoming productions including Henry Arthur Jones's The Lie at Harris Theatre with Margaret Cling ton and Aubrey Smith among cast, plus Winthrop Ames engaging Gilda Varesi for Children of Earth. It mentions a Philadelphia Little Theatre plan for American plays and Kate Jordan's Secret Strings, Lou Telleran’s contract with Frazee, At the Barn opening at Comedy Theatre, Anthony Wharton’s Three Act Romantic comedy Tempest, and Polygamy at the Majhouse in New York with Harvey OzHegins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Theater
New York
Henry Arthur Jones
Margaret Clington
Aubrey Smith
A. W. Anson
Alfred Bishop
Violet Lane
Marie
Comedy Theater
Nent York
Anthony Wharton
Mias ‘Tempest
Prince of Wales Theater
London
Patrick Campbell
Tanqueray
Edith Wynne Matthison
Marie ‘Tempest
Graham Brown
Kenneth Douglas
Dene Cooper
Douglas Fairbanks
Tip
James, Forbes
Brady announces Quaker Girl number boosts new season
William A Brady returns to New York after West trip to supervise final rehearsals of Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Sorcerer starring De Wolf Hopper. He plans a wide 1914 spring slate including Grace George in The Truth, Lydia Lopoukhova in a New York engagement, and new plays by Corlock, Kennedy, Craven, and Davis. The era’s theater scene features Potash and Perlmutter tours, vaudeville shifts, and the ongoing Quaker Girl success with an acclaimed cast and lavish costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wWilliam A. Brady
New York City
Trip West
Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company
de Wolfe Hopper
Hopper
Yeoman of the Guard
Brady
Middle’ West
Lew Fields
Suzie
William J. Hurlburt
New York
Harrison Grey Fiske
Mme
Lydia Lopoukova
Wayne Bryan Corlock
Jim's
Dustin Farnim
Charles Kennedy
John
Edith Orr
Frank Craven
Owen Davis
Playhouse
Forty~ Eighth Street ‘Theater
Manhattan Opera House
Quay Scoot
the Park
Metropols
Games TV
Turner
Adrian ‘Ross
Percy Nd
Wes Ten
Lionel Monckton
Weo
Ivan’ Oaryl Init
Am Bloisdell
Sieur Larose
Tof Gio
Paris
Disledell
Tie
Harry
MacDonough
Jeremiah
Lime Daily
Phoebe
Phil Moore
Prince Carlo
Plays to Be Seen In Clarksburg at Od teon theater
The Od teon theater opens tomorrow with Crawford and Humphreys Bon Tonity house offering a first class musical comedy company with a fine chorus and wardrobe. The Barrett Players present Denman Thompson's Our New Mintage Monday to Wednesday at Robinson Grand. returning holiday program The Movie Girl gets another run. The bill includes High Jinks and Ly man Howes pictures with new programs Spain and Quaker Offs at the Robinson Grand December 19. The Little Lost Sister and Trust Bemities burlesque are booked at the Robinson Grand with manager Robinson promising candid ads and urging readers to skip entertainment they dislike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Humphreys
Musical
Odteon Theater
Barrett
Palace Theater
Billy Watson
Robinson
Plays Now Seen in New York Theatres
The list of current NY stage offerings includes It Pays to Advertise at the Cohan, Twin Bede at the Fulton, Susi at the Stinbert, Life at the Manhattan Opera House, On Trial at the Candier, The High Cost of Loving at Thirty-ninth Street, Under Cover at the Cort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cohan
Fulton
Susi
Stinbert
Manshattan Opera House
Candier
Loring
Thirty-ninth Street
Theseter
Cort
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burnt Core
Robinson Grand Theater
Willigin Winters
Wis
New England
Josh
Itl
Globe Theater
Winthrop Ames
Gilda ‘Varesi
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Olive Wyndham
Cecil Yapp
Kate Jepeon
Frank Thomas
Little Theater
Philadelphia
Sabing
Kate Jordan
Lou ‘Telleran
Mr. Frazee
Mayhouse
Sia Oy
Harvey OzHegins
Sho
Eral
W.a.brady
Annette Kellermann
Anne Caldiwell"o'dea
Victor Herbert
Conservatory’ of Music
Australia
Doris Keane
Louis’ Nethersole
Charles F. Towle
Ben Hur
Pittsburg
al Woods
Orpheum
Parga
Harley O'Higgins
Harriet Mord
Argyle
Kormer
Hudson Theater
Standard Theater
Broadway
Daddy Longlega
the Moving Pictures
Haros
The
Law
Forty-eighth Street
Ha Luite
Punch and Judy
Princess Theater
Longacre
Booth Theater
Muslogs
Byxt
Shubert
Globe
Julie Sanderson
Utah
Fourth Street
Wheeling
Harry Yon
Fossen
Nell O'Brien Minstrels
Clarksburg
Robinson Grand
Lyman Howe
Spain
Whch
Ethan
Eugenie Blair
Gotham
Oscar’f. Hodge
Neil
O’brien
Minstrels
Harry Vanfossen
Steve Wehrer
Chas. Strong
Leslie Berry
William Doran
James Barardi
Chas. Rewright
Futurist Atelier
Istic Ed Eet
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