Frank Daniels to Star The Ameer at Crawford Theatre
Theatrical news notes Frank Daniels returns to Topeka in The Ameer this November. The show features Helen Redmond Norma Kopp Kate Dart with Daniels famed humor. Critics praise the score and book and compare it favorably to Wizards of the Nile and The Idol's Eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Daniels
Crawford Theater
Daniels
Helen
Dainty
Norma Kopp
Kate Dart
Topeka
Frank Danfein
Mr. Daniels
Baby Lund Anticipated as Future Stage Prodigy
The article predicts Baby Lund’s bright future on stage, noting she is an exceptionally intelligent child with potential to repeat her early success in adult years. It hopes she will astonish audiences with future performances.
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Baby Lund
Raye
Ranain
Bangara
Grove
Grove's
The Playwriting Days of Charles H Hoyt Ended
The veteran dramatist Charles H Hoyt has written his last farce and been released from the retreat he entered weeks ago. Hoyt suffers from paresis and the Intertect that supplied American entertainment for years cannot offer further contributions.
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Charles H. Hoyt
Hoyt
Miss Nielsen's Opera Company to Tour with Grand Car
The famous Miss Nielsen leads a large opera company with a special electric plant car and cold storage, plus a maid cook and porter. Five coaches will transport the troupe as rehearsals start September 10 with tours through the southern states toward California and back via a northern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Nielsen
Langtry
Abe
Cne Wen
Mise Nielsen
Alice Nielsen Opera Company
Miss Nielsen
California
Pilate Prohibited by English Censor Over Deity References
English censor bans Pilate a two author play by Mra M. French Sheldon and Adéo Bond for excessive references to deity. The piece shows Pilate in love with Claudia daughter of Ovid and Julia, with scenes in Batac and a final act involving Landis Eliade and the life of Christ. The censor’s move sparks debate on censorship and artistic liberty.
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Chicago
Pilate
Mra M. French Sheldon
Adéo Bond
Claudia
Act Ovid
The Ameer and New York Openings at Crawford Theatre
Preparations continue for new shows in New York including The Wizard or The Idol's Eye at Crawford's theater. The scene is crowded with farces and musical pieces at Victoria Broadway Exapire Garrick and other houses as writers and performers stage a vigorous theatrical whirl.
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Crawford Theater
the Ameer
Lyceum
Rogers Brothers
McNally
the Victoria
Ben Hur
Broadway
Exapire
Ingretea
Batten
The
Criterion
Sao Facture
Po Roan
Garrick
Peter PF. Dalley
Stars and Plays Promise Busy Theatre Season
The leading lights of American theater announce fresh plans for the coming season. Richard Mansfield revives Shakespeare with new adaptations. Effie Shannon presents My Daughter-in-Law. Louis James and Kathryn Kidder revive A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Sothern and Virginia Harned revive Hamlet. James O’Neill previews Monte Cristo. May Irwin Wille Cor others renew engagements with Fiske Becky Carter Zaza and Oliver Goldsmith.
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America
Indiar
Richard Mansfield
Shale
Herbert Kei
Effie Shannon
Coyan
Daughter-in-Law
Louis James
Kathryn Kidder
H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
James O'Neill
Far Players
May Irwin
Wille Corothers Cesses
Mrs. Fiske
Becky
Mrs. Carter
Zaza
W. BH. Crane
David _ Robson
Oliver Goldamith
Julia Marrows
Baby Lund's Future as Emotional Actress Spotlighted
The article profiles child actress Baby Lund as she performs at Crawford theater in her German specialty. It notes her potential to dazzle audiences and become a rival to established vaudeville acts, highlighting her remarkable intellect and stage presence despite her young age.
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Baby Lund
Crawford Theater
Alice Nielsen's Tour Plans for Two Operas in US
Alice Nielsen prepares a U.S. tour after performing The Fortune Teller and The Singing Girl in New York from early September. Aimed at resuming the season, the singer will complete a planned 26 000 mile itinerary. Nielsen spent the summer in the heart of Greece.
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Alice
Wismen
New York
Rehauracher
United States
Mise Nielsen
Miss Nielsen
The
Gree
Broadway Stars Gather for New Season in London and New York
Prominent stage figures including Mary Mannering Grace George Gertrude Coghlan and Henrietta Crosman are listed for upcoming productions in London and New York. Edna May Olga Netheraole Henry Dixey and Wilton Lackaye are highlighted in new operas comedies and revivals. The article notes returns to the season by Glatcie Loftus and Josephine Hall along with plans for a European tour by Broadhurst Brothers and a new Juan series at the Met.
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Janice Meredith
Grace George
Po Wal Agate
Palais ‘Battocate
Jake
Minale Seligman
Dad
Robert Hilliard
Mr. van Bibbei
Wilton Lackayes
Jean Valjean
Henry Dixey
Adventures
Francois
Peter Dally
Julius Steer
Rai Af
Ie New
Moxy Quiller
I Smit
Sam Berard
Njoro
Japan
Olga Netheraole
Ouida
Fra Oes
Beeney Tes
Loo Boolboom
Mala- Henry
Dixey
St. Eebbe
Dart
A. Ca
McNally
Brothers
Sichens
Bul Saxe
George Ane
Newman
Atte Willams
Juling San
Josephine
Ada “Arhan
Glatie Loftus
Abe
Cus
Sitorze
C. Boniface
Gus Pixley
Mexico
Broadhurst Brothers
France
Franklyn Fyles
Jeihs
Finke
Weel
Xy Quiller
Stuart
Satrees
Btuart
Frohman
Edna May
Morton and Kerker
New York City
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Effie Shanson
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Semere
Cee
Zubyess
Ades
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Barbara
Julia
Ma Marlowe
Beet
Tandon
Josephine Hall
Seaton
Hall
Maxim’s
Kathryn Kidder
London
Paris
America
Louis James
Ashley
Lule
Francs Wilson
Opers
Sone Tines
Davenport
Horatio
Sap Allen
Louis Des
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