Sothern Marlowe to Lead Long Coast Tour in Nine-Car Train
Washington this week opens a lengthy transcontinental itinerary for B. H. Sothern and Misa Julia Marlowe. They will headline seven Shakespearian plays with a large entourage and a nine-car special train, the largest voyage of its kind. The company will carry scenic effects, with Mr Sothern and Miss Marlowe using a dedicated car for themselves and attendants.
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B. H. Sothern
Misa
Julia Marlowe
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Hiiden
New York
Miss Matthison Performs In A Conservatively Grounded Stage Tale
Miss Matthison stars as a woman who sacrifices for Regan and endures his domination while seeking love. The review highlights a stormy scene with an archbishop and praises Emily Stevens for a lively lead as Regan’s wife. The article also notes Lew Fields new production delays and a bustling NYC theater scene including the Garden Theater lineup and operatic plans.
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Landsma
Regan
Milan
Frank Sheridan
Richelieu
Emily Stevens
Daoud's School of Practical Psychology Adverts
An advertisement for Daoud's School of Practical Psychology promotes cultivating strong will power memory self confidence and self mastery as essential assets for success in business and social life. It advertises practical rational psychology lessons at 1622 Q St NW with hours 1 to 7 and contact details.
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Aborns Plan Return of Grand Opera Company Spring Tour
Milton and Sargent Aborn announce the Aborn English Grand Opera Company will return to the city for an extended spring engagement. The season, expanded after last year’s success, adds works in English such as Thais, Louise, and the Juggler of Notre Dame. The ensemble will perform in Washington, Boston, Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Chicago with Edward P. Temple as general stage manager and Carlos Nicosia and Max Wickhandler as conductors.
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American Horse Exchange
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Sunday Amusements at Casino Prom Delights Fans
The Casino program features Rutan and his song birds Belle and Mayo Hurley Hunter and Lewis Wilson and Miles plus motion pictures. Academy Concert brings Congressional Quartet and Charles Simons with Harry Brooks and many songs of the day.
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Musical Attractions at Columbia and National Theaters
Ferruccio Busoni will appear in a one time recital at the Columbia with Chopin and Liszt selections plus Bertram’s etudes and Verdi, Beethoven, and Schubert-Liszt works. The Washington Symphony Orchestra directed by Heinrich Hammer performs February 14 with tenor Paul Bleyden, featuring Mozart and Tchaikowsky, Chadwick sketches, and Wagner. New York Philharmonic Society, led by Gustav Mahler at the harpsichord, presents Bach and a celebrated Mahler era performance at the National theater February 4.
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George W. Chadwick
Wagner
New York Philharmonic Society
Gustav Mahler
Philharmonic Society of New York
Philharmonic
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Arcade program promises strong remaining schedule
The Arcade plans a busy remainder of the month with Georgetown basketball against top South rivals, skating races, and roster polo. A netball game between Creagr town and the University of Virginia draws wide interest as the month proceeds.
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Chase's booking lineup sets stage stars through spring
Chase's booking department and New York representative Charles Stevenson push a star lineup with Dustin Farnum in A Little Rebel February week. Maud Raymond follows February 27 with song numbers and comedy. March 6 features Frank Keenan in Man to Man, and Andrew Mack closes the slate starting March 13, aligning with St Patrick's Day.
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Sothern and Marlowe Redesign Macbeth Costumes
Sothern and Miss Marlowe unveil new Macbeth costumes after two years of study to reflect eleventh century Scottish dress fused with poetic ambiance. Miss Marlowe studied European designers and even visited Glamis Castle for inspiration. Sothern’s attire ranges from a rich mail coat to a regal gold banquet robe. The production emphasizes color harmony, with Marlowe’s gowns noted for purple satin tunics and regal queen robes, while Sothern’s aging Macbeth features a gradually whitening effect on his hair and beard.
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