The Lady from Lancet and The Follies of 1907
A Washington Peat correspondent reviews The Lady from Lancet and The Follies of 1907 in New York, noting their bold decorum breaches and risqué staging. It discusses performers including Annabella Whitford and The Gay Toreadore, the use of colored minstrelsy, and melodramatic war plays like Captain Rufus and The Shoo-Fly Regiment, while reflecting on audience reactions and production choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Fyles
Washington Peat
New York
Aus
Laws
Ana Lanca
Vaudevil Mater
Une Strowmen
Broadway
Roland Roel
George Broadturst
America
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Freed
Sohn T Raymond Much
William H Crane Lesa Ha
Reed
New York City
Wrom
Wright
Tandure
Rush
New Reed
Isadore
Sampluuua
Wwe Sha
Mr Wright
Beurs
Ierner
Sor
Lillian Russell
de Wolf Hopper
Weber
Pields
vin @evil
Joan Kelly
Charles Bigelow
Dockstader
Nell O Brien
Rufus
Rufur Walle
Chicago
Nesto Thester
Dogcrita Taum
Philippines
Kia
Week's Theatrical Attractions At Chase's May Show
The Chase’s May program promises a varied week of vaudeville and stage entertainments headlined by Meg Tally and company, Juliaa Tannen Tudor Cameron, Edward Flanagan, and Beatrice McKergle. Notables include Mabelle Gilman, Cam eron and Flanagan, and the Gayety Theater’s Bowery Burlesquers with their up-to-date extravaganza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasten
Chase
Meg Tally
Juliaa Tannen Tudor Cameron
Edward Flanagan
Beatrice Me+ Kergle
Walter Shannon
Petohingm
Figgmend Brathera
Wynn and Lewis
Mas Tully
Nera
Matthew Weile
Gotham
Cam
Gayety
Bowery Burlesquera
Wintert Hall
Bowery
New York
Tower
Metropolia
Ben Jansen
Bike Kelly
Jan
Arthur
Wiiler
Luna Park
Harriette
Bovello
Waeahington
Openings Planned At New National For Fall Season
The New National announces a fall season opening Monday September 1 featuring top stage names. Mira Henritte Crosman as Christian, Mrs Leslie Carter in early weeks, and a repertoire including Du Barry Zora and other hits. Big productions like Ben Hur and The Bilver Gin are planned with Johnson & Byanger a major company. prices 35 and 50 cents. advance seats go on August 29. The New Academy of Music reopens September 7 with Al H Wood melodrama Nellie Went Away, seating over 2 20. subscription books open Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeasts
Criminsis Willestroy
Kathryn Purnet
Majestic Theater
Frankdyn Munnell Pratset
John Storm
Cxat
John Nagata
India
Arthur J Pickens
Rome
Col Brough
Nezare
Nourmat- Jee
Latte
Mies
Kathryn Purnell
Harry Bewley
Brown
Col Hough
W Jeff Murphy
Lieut
York EA Redding
Corp Jones
al Roberts
Jay Smitty
Jack Goodwin
Stanley James
Mr Guest
Ayoob
George Wiwood
Misa Florence Hamilton
O Donnell-Duleep
Iisa Rosalind Allin
Reda
Madeline Deimar
Salome
Mira Henrietta Crosman
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Zora
Klay & Byangers Big Company
Bilver
Red Mi
Sam Bernard
Miso Blanche Walsh
Academy of Music
Washingtons
al H Wood
New York
Beason
Academy
Jobe Lyone
Clara Bloodgood on English drawing room stars in Truth
Clara Bloodgood reflects on English actors and drawing room style after returning from London. She discusses Marie Tempest and Rejane, praises American and French stage traditions, and notes audiences’ craving for a pretty ending over honest emotion in Truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bloodgood
Comedhe Francaise
Trench Theater
France
le Vaieus
Contexaon
Thaly
Reafiam
England
London
Rejane
The Humid Suburban Oddities And Soda Water Folly
In a hot suburb a girl and a young man drift through a hazy scene about soda, heat, and gossip. They recall a cemetery fountain monument to a soda water magnate and joke about thirst and chocolate clouds as a dog day mood settles over the street. Notes of dry humor, neighbors watering lawns, and casual flirtation frame a lazy summer portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wise
Bart
Lean Aut
Roland Rod
Sylphide
Isadore Rush
Consors
Atasras
Gtr Society
Jay
Gerry
Chauncey
Andrew Meek
Tip Abd
Muthir
Booka
Saul Low
Hicensea
Ren
Castly
Abe
Comstock
Annabella Whitford
Potlee
Annabella
Egypt
Dex
Aga
Anna Tia
Guinevere
Cea
Matt Morgin
Omer Alusamt
Ray Levsat
Lady
Lance
Mr Wright
Guy Torcadora
Bupsina
Brant
Medrid Royi Court Indies
Carmencitus
Fuaily
Atlantic
Thyness
Sol
Green ‘Iwood Cemetery
Noda
Bayotana
Poison Claim Clouds Guarded Coast Troupes
A garbled note from the Bautitte indicates danger and bias in a tense exchange. Fragmentary dialogue shows a cautious speaker probing her surroundings while weather worsens and dampness affects the scene. No clear context or names emerge from the damaged text.
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Willams and Walker
Ike Negrets
Wimbra
Willes
Clara Douglas
Lyceum—Dreamland Burlesquera
Lyceum
Cs Medians
Dreamland Burler
National
Roosevelt
Koerber
Lara Bloodgood
Clyde Fitch
Mario Tempeat
Trufa
Fitch
Tyne
Bloodgood
Parle
Telkins
Ths
Marie Tempest
Clara
Bee
Wemean
Coursa
Marie Cempeat
Daqoud
Q Street
Cairo
North UK
Chemlat
Fes
Ajestic
Washington
Weetow
Lafayette Amusement Company
Orchestrs, Soc
W. D. Fitzgerald
Kathryn Parnell
Washington’s Own Stock Co
Monte Cristo
Elwond—Pictures
Ken
Sergeat
Lang Matropoltan
Malmoo
Cameron
Ayo —Flanagan Omering
Riggolett! Bros, Aerie Ladder
Beatrie Walter Mowenzi
Shannon
Wins & Lewis
Tar
Mixta
Attrac Julius Tanner
Ersucway
Bou Vivant Minesh Wit
Jossph Barts
Frank Eagerty
Dreamland Burlesquers
Ge Ee
Dave Marion
Newport
Montgomery County
Rockville
Gaia
Hevy Base Lake
U. S. Marine Band
Bens
Washington Gaslight Co
Teoth Street
N. W
Ninth Street
Vandeville
the Bowery Burlesquers
Charmion
United States
Europe
Frese
Basting & Arnold
NEW Academy
The
Greater Washington Band
Bdvello
Baira
Fearne Girlie
Tourkement
Aiczandtie
Great Falls of the Potomac
AP Grand Disflat Parcs
Fulton’s
Gaea
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