The Crawford Extravaganza Opens Week of Stage Events
The article notes a theater week featuring the Extravaganza Company with Neill Stock Company for two nights. It highlights performers Seth and Miss Marlowe and praises Mary Tudor as a leading heroine. Manager Presbery is described as a versatile figure in dramatic work.
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Neill Stock Company
San Princisco
Tam Angeles
Honotgl
Munager Crawfort
Plas
Chasis Major
Rugent Presbery
Srith
ST the Bouse
Mary Tudor
Presberg
Stume Uc
M Marlowe
Regalind
Juillet
Katherine
Majors Beroige
Sida
Nysa
The Nashville and St Louis Theatre Lineup in Brief
Local theater notes highlight Baron Chevriet and Miss Marlowe in multiple productions. The Nashville Students and Grand stages feature colored singers and James Neil company pieces. When Knighthood Was in Flower with Mary Tudor stars at Olympis in St Louis, and Barbara Frhorchte appears in Chicago venues.
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Baron Chevriet
James Neil
Faures
Neil Comapesy
Sapie
Nashville
the Grand
New Minnots Theater
Chicago
Innes
Barbara
Miss Marlowe
Marlowe
Kester
Charles Major
Fistle Tun
Miss Marlowe Beeseit
Actor Tree Compared With Barrett and Parrett
Lyman Glover in the Chicago Thus-Herald contrasts the actor Beerbokin Tree with Lawrence Barrett and Lawrence Parrett. He finds Tree lacking inspiration yet notes his clever management and stage craft. Barrett is praised for thoughtful manner and imposing presence while not flashy.
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Ghazi
Spectator
Lyman Glover
Chicago Thus-Herald
Smueready
Lawrence Parrett
Sim
Lawrence Barrett
Mansfield as King Henry V in New York success
A review notes Richard Mansfield’s portrayal of King Henry V drawing admiration, while contrasting Beerbrahm Tree’s Hamlet with Tree’s lack of inspiration. It argues Mansfield delivers compelling stage craft, while Tree’s Hamlet lacks the electric thrill of earlier greats.
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Richard Mansfield
King Henry V
Mr. Mansfield
Henry the Fifth
New York
Belle of New York topeka debut December 3
The Belle of New York will visit Topeka for the first time on December 3 with an advance notice of a Crawford County house offering on December 4. The piece is part of a celebrated tour, with London and New York runs cited, and reports a strong local interest despite a small opening crowd.
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Topeka
New
Crawford Coest Hoase
Belle of
New York
Europe
Africa
America
New Yorke
Shaftesbury Theater
London
Americas
Miss Palmer's Success in San Francisco Ballet Triple Bill
San Francisco critics praise Mise fethetyn Palmer in A Your Wife at the Alhambra. Frank Tannehill Jr and an unusually strong company drew large attentive audiences, with strong applause and curtain calls amid a superb scenic production and dramatic performance.
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Topeke
San Francisco Balletin
Frank Tunsehifl Jr
Alhambra
Poe
Frank Tannehill
Vermont
New York
Tanveltil
Bowery
Mise Fethetyn Palmer
GiMeult
Miss Palmar
Siles Palmer
Palesi
Managment Recalled From Early Stage Career
A compact reminiscence recalls a first season on stage with a manager who did not care for the crowd. The narrator, a star of a lap company, reflects on early experiences in the theatrical profession and a reper ensemble.
The Girl We Love Delivers New Play by Dickson
Charles Ticknor plans a new comic drama The Girl We Love with Henry White as writer. The piece centers on a physics assistant at Columbia who cures a sweetheart’s father’s alcoholism through faith cure, described as original and timely for stage.
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Charles Tickeor
Topeka
Mr. Dickson
Henry White
Brooklyn
Charles Dickson
Nat Goodwin
Dickson
Columbia College
New York
P Dickson
Faith Cure
New Play for Tim Murphy Beau Hickman for Sol Smith Russell
Manager considering a new play titled Beau Hickman written by Wiland Holcomb for Tim Murphys use. The principal is suited to Mr Murphy and Sol Smith Russell was once lined up as the chief interpreter. The work centers on incidents from Hickmans career in Washington and promises success.
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Tim Murphy
Beau Hickman
Sol Smith Russell
Ierguine
Wiland Holcomb
Sol Smith Russella
Renu Hickmen
Mr. Murphy
Mrs Fiske Plans New Play With Topeka Run This Season
Mrs Fiske, headed to Topeka in January, will present a new play this season. The production follows a standard pattern of collaboration between author and actor amid typical industry misunderstandings and protections.
Poem Selected for American Verse by Alice Brown
Fragmentary notice notes that the German ping was not used as a vehicle this season. It mentions a faster engagement in Chicago and that no title has been chosen for the pew play created by Miss Alice Brown of Boston.
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Vox
Chicago
Alice Brown
Boston
Theatrical Notes and Casting Amid Theatre Moves
The article surveys theatrical developments with notes on performers such as Janet and Miss Mavic in new productions. It lists managers, companies, and tours across New York and English provinces, highlighting copyright, casting changes, and upcoming openings.
The Mikado and Pinafore on Stage in Major Opera Revival Notes
Reading of recent theater and opera listings from New York and St Louis notes revival plans for Gilbert and Sullivan works including The Mikado and H. M. S. Pinafore. Mentions Metropolitan Opera House involvement, star F Marion, and the Ameer of Liege inspired titles and box office trends.
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Fevar
Theodore Kremer
Temantl
Dram
Paar
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eSnie Ryley
Yo Ageward
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Grand
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Bullivan
Eneilah
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Leos
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Mass Opera
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Clagies
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Harry Kally
Montgomery Ana
Blane
Alf
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Ireland's Last Snake Legend in Saint Patrick Tale
An obscure New York Herald fragment recounts a legend of Saint Patrick and a great Irish serpent. The tale describes a confrontation where Patrick subdues the serpent with a miracle, halting its advance and scattering the crowd before a final dramatic act.
Fragmented 19th century text fragments on social unrest and rural life
A garbled OCR passage reflects a mosaic of 19th century themes including social upheaval, rural labor, burial rites, and mentions of markets and prices. The text mixes names, places, and events in a fragmented way with references to farmers, watch over Clesty, and future outlooks, lacking clear coherence or a single event.
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