The Duel of the Devils Rival Productions on One Night
New York theater scene features rival debuts of The Devil by Molnar and The Man from Home by Tarkington on the same evening. Savage and Fiske stage competing devilish performances with Edwin Stevens and George Arliss leading, while Belasco Klaw-Fllanger alliance also looms. Critics note stark contrasts in staging and acting, with Eva Tanguay’s Salome drawing crowds and provoking mixed critical response.
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Fiske
Savage
Franklin Fyles
New York
Ranz Molnar
Vienna
Devil
Henry W. Savage
Greg Fiske
David Kelasco
Colize
Joe
the Devil
Belasco
Sindel
Hades
Edwin Stevens
George Arissa
Henry Irving
Stevens
Nova Scotia
Wiske
Tarrytown
William Hodge
Hodge
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Indiana
Chicago
Sue Se
Broadway
Vaugeville
Brighton Beach
Red Domino
Dassie
Grand Opera Ballet
Mise Marlowe
Eva Tanguay
Eva
Barnum of
Salome
Herod
John, the Baptist
Hett
Salome Tanguay
Dorry
John
Calla
Balomes
Salomes
Chase's Op ens Next Week With New Season Prices
Chase's theater opens its doors next week at 8 30 am and operates daily matin es weekly with a new lower reserved seat price of 2 cents at matinees while night tariffs stay 35 50 and 75 cents. The eleventh Washington season features stars and acts including Herz Genee Mullen Corelli and the Reynards with special attractions and films The Yale Harvard Boat Race and Students Pranks.
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Coster
Polite Vauderilie
Washington
Chase
R. @. Herz
Henry W. Savage
Caprine
London Palace
Mullen
Corelti
New York
Reynards
Una Clayton and Company
Kingong
Charles de Haven
Jack Sidney
Vitagraph
Harvard
George T. Thompson
Thomas E. Shea and Company
Country Club
Zelia de Lussan
Prima
W. H. Thompson
Waterloo
Amy Anderson
Benjamin Chapin
Lincoln
Patriot
Arist
Mirza- Golem
Hengier
Brahman
Byrne Brothers’ Company
Nat Wils
Willie
Nonettey
Princess Trixie
Albat la Petite
Jessie Couthoul
Lorde
Tilly
S. Miller Kent
Anne Blanche
Horace Wright
Fred Walton and Company
William Rock
Maudé Fulton
B.p. Mt
Legia
Ralfh C. Herz
Pormer Star
UNA Clayton & CO
Xinions
Wosigal
Charles DE Maven
Jack
Quebec
American Vitagraph
His Vows and a Quiet Farewell in a Frayed Poem
A fragment from the Chicago Record-Herald presents a lyric scene where Kiner vows devotion, promising honor and shared glory if led by the beloved. Evening shades fall as a thrush sings and a farewell lingers amid jumbled lines and stray punctuation.
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HE. Kiner
Chicago Record-Herald
From Singing to Liberty at New Academy Tonight
Academy presents a melodrama by Harry Clay Blaney with scenes of Sing Sing prison and an insane asylum craft jacket escape. It features Jack Dorris in dramatic sequences and a dramatic East River dock finale.
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Iar
Sing Sing
Yale
Towne
New York State
Bellevue Hospital
Eapea
Jack ‘Dorris
East River
Brooklyn Bridge
Dorris
Nannette Comstock in Jet at Columbia Theatre Sept 7
Columbia presents Nannette Comstock in a new play Jet by Louise Lovell on Monday Sept 7 with a strong supporting company led by Wm. Muenster. The cast features Thos Meighan Frederick Sullivan Morgan Thorpe Horace James Delt LaBarr Johnnie Tansy Edith Luckett and others. The season opens with this engaging drama followed by a lineup including Blanch King Annie Russell Rose Stahl and more.
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Columbia
Nannette Comstock
Louise Lovell
Wm. Muenster
Columbia Theater
Atlantic City
Mise Lovell
Wm. Mucuster
Mids Comstock
Thos. Meighan
Frederick Sullivan
Morgan Thorpe
Horace Jamea
Delt LaBarr
Johnnie Tansey
Edith Luckett
Fred Serger
Nannette Comatock
Southern
Blanch King
Wall Street
Annie Russell
Rose Stahl
Boston
George Cohan
Andrew Mack
Strausa Opera
Waltzison
the Virginian
Mme‘Company
Girl ‘Quest
Atacketer
New_York
Henry Milter
New York
Chicago
Rehearsals Reflect Theater World Power Struggles
Actors gather for first readings amid tightened budgets after a harsh canvass. Leading lady clashing with manager over parts and scene writing, while veteran performers recall past fame. Stage managers and producers jockey for control, testing lights and timing as humor and tensions rise during sultry rehearsal days.
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Aguely
Paattera
Mpmcanell
Umeon
Seana
Jose
Stegs
Summer Park
Youngstown
Lucky Jim melodrama and Nordica in October
A review notes the melodrama Lucky Jim with rapid, dramatic incidents and a plausible, entertaining story set against Wall Street and the Far West. Opera singer Nordica is announced for October to dedicate the new Masonic Temple auditorium opening October 15. A Chicago News item recalls Ostler Joe and a private entertainment excerpt, while a hushed remark mocks audience experience.
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Wall.street
Far -West
Nordica
Mme
Tailian Nordica
Masonic Temple
Chicago News
Hoarfer
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