Play Plot Tangles Family Ties and Carters Rivalry
The story follows Marshall and Maj Pinckney as they form a traction company to awaken Danville and edge the Carters from business. Tensions rise as Marshall discovers his father is Judge Carter, with a clash of wills driving the drama and action throughout.
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Maj. Pinckney
Danville
Carters
Judge Carter
Wilton Lackaye
Columbia
Charles T. Carey
Kentucky
Georgia
James Marshall
Gen
Warrington
New York
Carter
Howard
Theaters Offer Week of Varied Attractions
Belasco presents Mrs. Leslie Carter in Two Women with a large company led by John Vort, plus E. K. Ratcliffe and Brandon Hurst. Robert Edeson stars in Where the Trail Divides at National. A Fool There Was returns with Robert Willard aboard. Chase's College Life headlines with Nellie Nichols and Other People's Money act. Also Three Vagrants and Club Maniacs in the program. Academy hosts Caught in Mid Ocean about Crippen era. Newman begins second season of illustrated Travel Talks at Columbia with photos and motion pictures from Europe and India.
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Leslie Carter
the Belasco
Lincoln
Mr. Cort
Robert Willard
Chase
Bih
Charles Lovenberg
Comedienne
Nellie Nichols
Blythe
Bonnie
Gerald Griffin
Bozeman Dbulger
Poison Oaks
Georgettys
Lynch
Zeller
Columbia
Newman
Jn M. Newman
Columbia Theater
Balkan States
Turkey
Denmark
India
Oberammergau
Vilage
Streen
Europe
Bernhardt at National in L Aiglon and Camille run
National Theatre showcases Mme Sarah Bernhardt in L Aiglon and Camille with readings of her famed Jeanne d Arc and Madame X titles. Sothern and Marlowe at Belasco present Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet in a seven play repertoire. Wilton Lackaye stars in The Stranger at Columbia. diverse vaudeville and film bills follow.
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Mme. Bernhardt
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
L'Aiglon
Jidl
Rostand
Reichstadt
Napoleon I
L'Aigton
Eaglet
Viennese
Maria Louisa
Napoleon L Metternich
Austria
Napoleon
Camille
Dumas
Fils
Arguerite Gautier
Bernhardt
Madame X
Alexandre Bisson
Mother Love
France
Jane Hading
America
Dorothy Donnery
Jeanne d'Arc
Mme. Bernthardt
Ler
Jules Harbier
Jeanne “d' Arc
Jeanne
Bedford
Victorien Sardou
Paris
Theatre Ambigu
M. Damata
Porte St. Martin
Hernhardt
George Bernard Shaw
London
Edmond ‘Rostand
Philadelphia
Reinhardt
Malcolm
Thane
Cawdor
Sothern Marlowe Shine In Shakespearian Arts Revival
Review lauds Sothern and Marlowe for their Shakespearean performances, highlighting their harmony, craft, and deep interpretation of tragic and comic roles. Bernhardt’s Washington engagement and career outline follow, noting her vitality, landmark tenure, and dramatic impact across decades.
Miss Terry to Speak on Shakespeare at Bristol School
Miss Liten Jerry will lecture Thursday afternoon February 16 at National Hall on Shakespearean topics with character sketches of feminine creations. Hundreds of auditors in Washington past praise her acting, elocution, and personality. The Bristol School for Girls sponsors the event to aid the Southern Industrial Educational Association aiding mountain communities.
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Liten Jerry
Washington
Miss Terry
Bristol School For Girls
Southern Industrial Educational Association
Anna Held Retires From Music Yet Seeks New Show
Anna Held says she still lacks the money she desires after last year’s claim of earning a million dollars. She plans a new musical comedy with management by FP event Vrogild, to be staged in London and other venues, as plans shift from retirement.
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Lyceum
Elmer Tenley
Alio
McGarry
Cleaner Revere
May Yuir
Three Hanlons
Bobby Mach
Anna Held
Lela
Ecessini
Miss Matthison Plays The Piper In New Theater’s Prize Production
Edith Wynne Matthison stars as Josephine Preston in The Piper a poetic drama by Peabody. The work winner of Stratford prize for best English or American drama, presented here as a companion to Chantecler. It retells the Pied Piper tale in verse with imaginative imagery and features Matthison’s graceful performance.
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Herit
Sothern
Miss Marlowes
Sothern-Marlowe Association
Misa Marlowe
Mel Sildons
Charlotte Custaman
Rachel
Hay
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Portia
Juliet
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Macbeth
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New Theater
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Josephine Freston Peabody
Shakespeare Memorial Theater
Straford
Hamelin
Austin Strong
de Wolt Wopper
Hans
Louis Ganne
Manhattan Opera House
New
Matthison
Otis Skinner
Skinner
Walter the American dramatist born in Cleveland roots to stage hit maker
American dramatist Ugene Walter born in Cleveland rose from reporter work in Butte and Denver to New York. He wrote The Undertow, Paid in Full, The Wolf and The Easiest Way, among others. His latest work Homeward Bound, praised for rhythm and celebration, joins a season-long lineup. The piece details medieval Hamelin and a piper tale staged with vivid set pieces and strong performances.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Butte
Mont
Denver
New York
New York Sun
William Walter
Sun
Maine
Havana
Walter
Sergeant James
Kirke la Shellie
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Gertrude Eliott
Broadway
Shelter Island
Astor Theater
the Wolf
David Belasco
Frances Starr
Belasco
Charlotte Walker
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