The Coming of Sorrentino Banda Rossa in Denver
Theatrical note announces Sorrentino's Banda Rossa arriving at the auditorium for two performances with a thirteen soloist corps and diverse instruments. Reviews praise the enlarged lineup and tonal balance while noting Denver as a rare stop on the troupe's farewell tour, with strong anticipation and civic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banda Rossa
Bottesa
Barblott
Clot
Ledatos Trombeno
Palnileri
Tedeschi
Marvhio
San Carlos Theater
Napier
Sabatelli
Corti
Fanelli
Harpint
Sale
Ole
Sorrentino
Denver
Denver Republican
United States
Citien
Banda Rosaa
Banda Roesa
Signor Sorrentino
Europe
Germany
Red
Italy
Ube
Ranses City
Irving may lose his theatre as county demands spark costly repairs
A London cable notes Irving faces forced alterations by Hendon County Council costing about 875000. The Lyceum may be sold as shareholders meet next week after authorities require new exits, rebuilt dressing rooms, stage changes, stair revisions, and an electric heating plant.
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London
Lyceum Theater
Sir Henry Irving
Mr. Irving
Shylack
Miss Terry
Portia
Hendon County Council
William Emerson
Royal Institute of British Achitects
Lyceum
Col. Bateman
Irving
Indy
Mr. Trving
Ellen ‘Terry
Sorrentino March Featured At Prom In Grove Spotlight
A concert note highlights Sorrentino’s march performed by Bands Rossa with praise for its melody dash and spirit. It notes the composer’s interpretation and anticipation for future programs. A reserved seat sale starts next Monday at Stanfeld's drug store, 6 Kansas avenue.
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Grove
Sorrentino
Bands
Rossa
Stanfeld's
Kansas Avenue
Kansas Stage Beauty Vivian Blackburn from Leavenworth
Leavenworth woman Cora Suberkrup used the stage name Vivian Blackburn to build a career in theater. Articles describe her as a noted stage beauty and a fencing girl in the company supporting Anna Held, with prior training in a beauty school and various grooming methods shaping her public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Blackburn
Anna Held
Leavenworth
Cora Suberkrup
Kansas
Laura Jean Libby
Vivien Blackburn
Cora Suberkrirp
Vivian
Miss Sackburn
Miss Blackburn
Theatrical Photography and the Modern Stage Craft
The article surveys theatrical photography as a rising art and business. It notes actresses and chorus girls draw public attention, the rise of photo press agents, and the role of flashlights and lithographs in promoting shows. It cites New York photographers, large and small formats, and the speed of producing prints for managers and theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Praised
Miss Anna Kress of Watertown Wisconsin testifies to relief from cramping pain nervous weakness and pale complexion after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People She swore to the statement June 24 1901 before notary Charles A Skinner The pills claim to cure blood and nerve diseases and are sold nationwide at fifty cents per box or six boxes for two dollars by the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY
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Anna Kress
Milwaukee Street
Watertown
Wis
Williams
Rehearsals for The Tyranny of Ears Stars Glmore Next Season
The article notes Paul Glmore will headline next season in direct rehearsal of The Tyranny of Ears. It mentions Mathew Barrymore now in Europe and other theatre plans across New York, London, and Switzerland with various actors and productions including The Wearing of Masculine Attire and The Floredera Company set for Manhattan Beach.
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Paul Glmore
Mathew Barrymore
Europe
Calis
Floredera
Manhattan Beach
New York
Aus
John Hane
Hung Nix
Louis Mann
Beathen
Mackenzie
Jen Bias
Thaddeuz Gray
Tisk Ward Co
Ferris
Carleton George
Switzerland
Rice Ammsement Company
Rice
Giicemes
Jibtitle Christopner
Ee Tana
Evange Sarthiy C. Alston
Horwitz
James
Sullivan
Eiger Setden
Mazie Trumbull
Joe J. Sul
Myan
Ailey
Clans
Wagenhals & Kemper
Cheever Goodwin
Abvettiee
Evangeline
Rogers Yard
Mr. Bluebird
George W. Lederer
Nthal
Margaret Merrill
Gertruineton
Cora Brown
Maybelle Iain
Bava
Katie Rooney
Harry Linton
John Poe
Harry Grifoiles Net Eae
Jasper Penny
Crat
Will Norris
Peter Cretuy
C. Duff
Norris
Paul West
Jaha
Schubert
Ezra Kendall
Ae Sacto
Chicago
Tls
Etgays
Wenide Caine
Notable Theatre Figures Tangle in Private Life Notes
Known actor and wife of Edward J Abrans Mrs. Ife is training in dance steps while a manager calls her. Mrs Wilse Bridges Erwin, once a leading star, died at a Kansas City hotel aged 70. Winona Bridges stars in a Kansas City stock company. Marie Wellesley Sterling to write and star in new works for Adelaide Thurston and others. productions include Virginia of Virginia and Only a Shop Girl. La Sunny Tennessee opens October 13 with Mrs Sterling. On the Suwanee River to tour sixth time via Starr and Nicolai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Edward J. Abrans
Ethel Barrymore
Mmp
Trentoni
Clyde Fitch
Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Elizabeth Kennedy
Ae Bet
Wiolse Bridges Erwin
Jonge Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Kansas City
Aera
Mactaningaley Bridges
Winona Bridges
Marie Wellesley Sterling
Adelaide Thurston
Wea
Virginia
Saphe
Eagland
A Sack-Yard Gymnasium in New York City
From the New York Post. A West Ninety-seventh Street yard 50 by 30 feet with a 12 foot fence serves as an open air gymnasium. Cement surface smoothed over old laundress paths, high wall space for squash court, and a movable inventor claims it yields daily exercise. A shuffleboard and improvised games line the area amid a lively, improvised athletic scene.
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New York Post
New York
West Ninety-seventh Street
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Hudson
Frank Moulin
Erlanger
Eawin Stevens
Irig
Edward Garvie
Mr. Jolly
Joliet
Cleve
Nettie
Aintory
Ice West
Anna
Miss Kress
T. E. Bowman & CO
T. &. Bowman & CO
Columbian Building
Topeka, Kansas
Kohl
Caidie
Dansid
Washburn College
Missouri Valley
Topeka
College. OF the Sisters OF Bethany
Frank R. Millspaugh, G. D
Fence
Barbour Walker
Texas
Beaumont
Wesus
W. Gavitt & CO
Topeka, Kan
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