Theatrical News at Crawford Program and Opera Notes
The Crawford presents Belle of New York on Monday and Princess Chic on Wednesday with two traveling comic opera companies. Edna May’s successor Beulah Dodge leads. The column recounts past stage legends and dramatic anecdotes, noting the bold romantic plots and dangers of the profession as it previews next week’s attractions and industry chatter.
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Belle of
New York
Princess Chic
Crawford “Belle of
Weasenday
Brees
Knobs of Tenors
the Crawford
Ate Belle
Newe York
Honches
Matty Lobe
Kirke la Stetle
Suan Ran
Grace George
Closas
Battan New York
Tonteht
Grace Gi Xe
Phoebe A. Hanford
Saphoe
George
Freeme
Uly Glaser
Rattan Theater
Merritt Enggland
Burgemaster
Manhattan
Ubreecor Panien
New England
Sidney FE Hitt
Gue Bruno George Wiserr
John Guilmette
Arttur Botand Thermasitor
Chae B Pion
Marple Muse
Lora Seth Dollie Delroy
Julia Grey
Fopettier
Barrett
Toland Bord
Pidy Galt
John Luther’ Long
Leola Harristi
Broutwig
Joseph Ott
Charles Frohimus
Ella’ Wheeler
Wilcox
Clyde Fitethas
Major Andre
Pathetes
Bandon
Belanco
David Ware
Alfred D Mansfield
Richard Mansfeld
Banebonm
Avery Strokosehs
Magar
The Hello and The Princess Chip on London and New York tours
Lustay Kerker produced The Hello which toured after a strong London run and earned about 200000 in theater profits. The Princess Chip company, led by Sylva and others, staged a long Mideaval romance with The Princess envoy plots to deceive Louis XII, ending with the envoy revealed as the Princess and a dramatic siege scene.
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Lustay Kerker
Geonsy W. Lederer
Elory
Londem
Sharpater
London
Tvents
Echoo
Stinaar
Tele of
York
EI. the Bros. Lotden
Jas Darling
Kenneth Non
Grece
Princess Chip
Ciempany
Desides
Mardevi
Sylva
Ag_ os Put
Mathilde Previte
Winfield Blake
Joseph C. Minnn
Thomas Leary
Knights
Misa Sylva Wis
Alice Nelson
la Shelle
Miss Nirtenn
Cephebes Chie
Wil “Fobln
Princess Chie
Chisties the Bold
Loula
France
Charts the Bold
Marcusis
Louis
Burgundy
Liege
Charles
Renard
Last Words Of Actors in Sudden Deaths Noted by Robson
A recent interview with Stuart Robson cites instances of sudden and violent deaths among actors. Notable mentions include John Wilkes Booth’s assassin’s self-inflicted death and other cases from the theater world in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Stuart Robson
Stuart Robeha
John Wilkes Booth
Thed
Samed
Ea Corbett
Betterdon
Roan
Mrs Fiske Widely Praised by College Audiences
Mrs Fiske tours through college towns from Puston to Chicago drawing crowded houses. In Northampton at Smith College students greet Becky Sharp with posters, while in Poughkeepsie Vassar balcony fills as students edit posters. Rochester engagement proves prosperity follows a great play and independent business.
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Fiske
Puston
Chicago
Northampton
Mass
Smithcolle
Poughkeepsis
Vassar College
Schenectady
Ithaca
Corella
Rochester
Anther
Bernhardt Earnings and U S Tour Prospects
A Paris born actress of fame, Sarah Bernhardt, begins a tour of America with expected earnings around 30060 dollars. Her career in the United States includes a contract with Maurice Grau for 1000 performances and a possible five percent share of receipts, with speculation on the total value of her American venture.
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Paris
France
Chicago
Sarah Bernhardt
Babylon
New World
Confrere
Bes
Amerie
Sum
Mme. Bernhardt
Maurice Grau
Sarat Bernhardt
United States
Ahe
Bersharat
Fragmented OCR Passages on Prices and Names
Readable fragments discuss prices and names amid garbled text. Mentions of people and places are unclear, with several incomplete phrases and stray terms. The piece lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize clearly.
MISS CUFFS NEW PLAY WITH ESTHER RUJAERO IN TOPEKA
Topeka theater notes highlight Esther Rujaero known as Mona Esther Cuff in private life. She stars as Maud Story in a four act drama A Broken Heart, with Dave Russell and Walter Barvidge involved in a plotted scheme, leading to a fatal confrontation and a courtroom trial.
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Topeka
Esther Rujaero
Mona Esther Cuff
Rujaero
Jeanette
Ae Reid
Maud Story
Misa Rusacro
Mires
Walter
Russelle Pecker
Dave
Marc
Russell
Harridge
Hissell
Hussell
Nelile
Barridge
Marvel
Nellie
Nelle
Nellle
Martel
Maud
Qnd
Jays
Theatrical Notes from a Busy Season in Denver
The article surveys a Denver stage scene with mentions of cast changes and performances. It references Sant, Hart, Dickens adaptations, Kathyrn Kidder, James, and Brady, noting legal and managerial actions, theater misfortunes, and upcoming German versions of productions.
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Metro
Bt Tanate
Saanes Oneat
Atles
Brady Restate College
Iven
Sant
Denver
Uae
Dean Hart
Ae ‘Ueibs
Charles Dickens
Wan
Hien Wayman
Uti
Glad
Chear
Organ Elves Co
Eee Renters
Ing
Ehureh
Guy Carleton
Plaseerinty
Astate
Carenton
U. 8
Panam
Paehier
Louis Jamer
Kathryn Kidder
York
Wn & Riival
Mr. James
Miranda
Qewer
Goole
William of Cras
Slind
Mader Smith
Irwin
Aiocwe
Ly Wiens
Mraeward
Brunia
Contras Theater
Perman Mahia
Yank
Berlin
Finn
May
Hus
Bagging a Peer's Calf in a British Shooting Tale
A Philadelphia Post excerpt satirizes a wild shooting season in Great Britain. The narrator laments gas lighting and risky sport, noting accidents are rare yet inevitable. A comic voice mocks aristocrats and a newly rich figure named Billson as they navigate social folly and danger in hunting.
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Philadelphia Post
Yorkshire
Scotland
Binnie
Billson
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