Orpheum- Sousy presents a colorful regional show lineup
At Orpheum- Sousy a musical bill features a rare pro duction titled Bia with a noted cast and strong supporting company. Monday night offers The New Hen rietta with Willamy Crane, Thomsa W. Hoss, Melelyn A. Arbuckle, Atmeda Hitnghant and Mabel Tallaeferro. Friday showcases Batonlap-Pan tages venderise headlined by Ten Juvenile Stare in the musical comedy The Birthday Party.
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Sousy
Puemusy
Bia
Withiam’ E Bhay
Lyceum Listings Open Shows This Week
Today and tomorrow feature Boole Igawn Counting Out the Count and Goiog to the Doga. Bundsy aid presents Cleo Madisona The Human Menace and Daughter of the Jungies. Neal of the Navy plays Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday and Friday offer The Broken Coln.
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Boole
Goiog
Cleo- Madisona
Neal
Navy
Broken Coln
Rex Theatertoday double feature and comedy lineup
The Rex Theater presents a mixed program with titles such as Trey O Hearts From Italy's Shores and Wedding Dells Ball Flag. Sunday and Monday showcase an Officer 6&6 five reel comedy with additional reels to follow on other days.
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Trey
Italy
Tureday
Devil
Santer
Charles Chap
Thureday
Lotte .Wiekford
Charien Chaplin
Srehtateric Fast
Isistonight-Robert Warrick and Other Program Highlights
A program lineup includes Isistonight-Robert Warrick ta’ The Flash of an Emerald a modern poetry vulture tale. Also on the bill Snakelike’s Weak Women a comedy. Josie Joslyn Sir Potelwey Sunday end Tupaday. A Pant Armatrong’s Craze a southern play. The Cello Champion one reel comedy to lift spirits.
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Robert Warrick
Josie
Joslyn
Sir Potelwey
Ogden Bungey Sna Monoay Francie X Bushman Comedy
A theater listing for the Ogden Bungey show features George Ade comedy Slim Princess with Bushman and Mabel Normand in a Keystone skit Mabel at the Wheel. The program also includes Tha Ban Treat with Travers Keith Maupata and an all star cast, plus a dramatic piece Her Great Mate and a Keystone comedy on the same program.
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Bungey
Wehard C. ‘Travers
Jono Keith
Eroeat Maupata
Hart
Pret Easansy Organization
The Pines Revenge and The Tenor on Tonight’s Bill
At The Oracle tonight Geo Madlsey presents The Pines Revenge a western drama on the same program as The Tenor in eis Mohért Henely a dual role. Also on Tuesday and Wednesday The Broken Cain stars Francis Ford and Grace Cu nard. Thursday and Friday feature Frank Keene in The Long Chance Broadway feature The Long Chance.
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Geo. Madlsey
Ineis Mohért
Henely
Dlaya
Francis Ford
Grace Cuwpard
Frank Keeneon
TVA
Keenan
Hts
Oracle
Oracle Orchestra
Ernestern
Alhambra Orpheum Week Programme with Mary Pickford Shows
Sunday features Mary Pickford in The Girl of Yesterday and Get Tied Quick Wallingford. Monday and Tuesday present George De Tan in An Alien. Wednesday offers Maria Dora in The White Tear and Neal of the Navy. Thursday through Saturday headline Orpheum Circuit vaudeville eight big acts plus Professor Larson’s concert of theatre.
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Alhambra Orpheum
Mary Pickford
Wallingford
George Detan
Maria Doro
Neal
The
Navy
Larson
Orpheum
Robert Edeson Career Highlights in Stage and Early Vitagraph Films
Robert Edeson, a renowned stage actor and early Vitagraph star born in New Orleans on June 3 1868, rose from theater roots to a prominent screen career. He debuted on stage in 1887 at Brooklyn’s Park Theater in Fascination and built a reputation with roles in John O Dreams Liberty Well Soul of the Wind and a Maude Adams season. He later portrayed leading and supporting characters in New York and London productions and his Vitagraph film rise began with Mortmain and The Cave Man, followed by One Night written for him by Marguerite Hertach.
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Robert Edeson
New Orleans
Jia
Leto Ctorgo Kt. Edeson
Giorgin Filot Porter
Edeson
Carter
Park Theater
Brooklyn
Hila Apy Pesrance
Bli
Dey
Ttr
Edecon
Liemaple Theater Block Company
New York
John O'Dreams
Liberty
Sowl of the Wind
Ted Mobde
Adelphi Theater
David Brandon
Harald Square
New
York City
Ameritas
Baroy Theater
Aldwych Theater
London
America
Troll
Taulick
Iff
Vitagraph
Edeann
Bia
Marguerite ‘Hertach
Aterest
Bes
Fran
Howard
Roteon and
Crate
Willam H. Crane
Bi Ys
Amelia Wingham
Who
FVE GREAT STARS The Charlotta engagement review note
A fragmentary theater preview praises a forthcoming engagement of The Charlotte a. mentions stars William Crane Thomas Rose and Amelia Wingham. Highlights a revived production by a prominent company, with focus on stage art and the appeal of character roles.
Bewitching Romance and Comedy Shine in Stage Revival
Mabel Taliaferro headlined a revival of The Terrible and praised the show as a perfect blend of romance and comedy. Winchell Smith and Victor Mapes refreshed the script for a new generation, with Utara delivering a standout performance that drew strong audience business.
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Mabel Taliaferro
Ahe
Polly
Hebecca
Sunnbrook Farm
Wilder
Winchell Smith
Victor Mapes
Utara
Revi
Wally Ve Eets Politest of Process Servers in Flatbush
In Flatbush studios Wally Veo disguises as a woman to serve a summons to Mr Van. A flirtatious exchange follows as Veo explains his husband will arrange a meeting to deliver the process. The officer bows and departs without incident amid possible future tension.
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Wally WA
Veo
Ife
Oscar Figman in Pair of Sixes at Orpheum Theater
Oscar Figman headlines a one night engagement at the Orpheum Theater on Sunday October 1 with the New York Company presenting A Male of Eitea and the supreme laughing success A Pair of Sixes as lush producer lifts the show with Oscar Miemian in the cast.
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Eyazeo
Eitea
Oscar Miemian
New York Company
Orpheum Theater
A Pale of Slaea: A Farce Draws The Audience's Laughter
A review notes the play A Pale of Slaea as a highly entertaining farce that amuses audiences with its principal characters. It highlights strong performances and declares the comedy engaging in major cities like New York and Chicago, captivating patrons throughout.
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New York
Chicago
Rin O
Stolen Orders Noted As a Broadway Melodrama Flops
A chaotic review recalls the closing of Stolen Orders at the Manhattan Opera House after a brief run. It notes big hopes from Drury Lane origins, praise for the production, and suggests American audiences tire of certain melodrama cycles as cinema gains appeal.
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Manhattan Opera House
New York
Drury Lane Theater
London
Ita
Perhopa
Charles Frohman
Adelphi
Madame Melba's Red Cross Work in Canada and U S
Madame Melba has raised over one hundred fifty thousand dollars for Red Cross work in Australia through concerts and personal solicitation. She will tour Canada in support of the cause under royal patronage and plans additional concerts in Canada and California before winter ends.
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Madame Melba
Australia
Ted Cross
Canada
Toronto
Ned Cross
Duke and Duchess of
Fritz Kreisler Busy at Bar Harbor This Summer
Fritz Kedaler explains his Bar Harbor stay with new and rearranged works. He wrote Blondine from a theme by Deeth nen and other pieces, based on an eight note theme from a Very ratty and pnlnportant composition.
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Fritz Kedaler
Bar Harbor Ho Paat
Comilabed
Farr
Blondine
Deethnen
Treethoven and Granados Pieces Emphasize Violin Tone
The article describes Treethoven’s forgotten style and a violin rondo, noting elastic phrasing and repetition. It mentions Granados’ Bohemian dance and a Chopin posthumous work, plus Corayes sacred hymns and a rearranged song for Joy McCormack, concluding with praise for violin technique and exotic tone.
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Granados
Howe
Maxurke
Chopin
Forthérmore Cohayes Fant
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