Victor Moore Comedy and Cherry's Seven Sisters Triumph
Victor Moore's comedy is scored and Cherry's Seven Sisters is hailed as a success while Fiske returns to Washington with Rocky Sharp offering study in stage art. The piece praises Carle and Hopper, notes Dustin Farnum's The Little Rebel, and previews Edward Abeles in vaudeville. It also analyzes Walter Browne's Everywoman as a profound universal morality play.
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Victor Moore
Cherry
AS. Fiske
Washington
Bsbarp
Chase
Dustin Farnum
Rebel
Edward Abeles
Mir Abeles
Mr. Chase
Academy
Old Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Madge Brierly
Review of Everywoman stage portrayal and moral themes
The piece analyzes the moral morality play Everywoman, praising its character studies and the Nobody figure as a modern dramatic conduit. H Cooper Cliffe and Patricia Collinge are highlighted for dignified, moving performances, with notes on the lead role’s arc from naive youth to confronted truth and temptation.
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H. Cooper Cliffe
Mr. Cliffe
Patricia Collinge
Everywoman and the stage craft of two leading ladies
A detailed critical discussion of the Everywoman role focusing on Miss Hall’s limited emotional training and stage presence and comparing potential rivals Gertrude Elliott and Laura Nelson Hall. The piece praises The Maestro's Masterpiece and notes Wells and Ades in satirical comedy, plus Rogers and Roosevelt's stage advice.
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Leslie Carter
Mme. Katich
Marta
Frances Starr
Julian Marlowe
Edith Wynne Matthison
Laura Nelson Hall
Miss Hall
Tler
Gertrude Elliott
Forbe Hobertson
Miss Illott
Ophea
Washington
Becky Sharp at the National and The Faun at the Belasco
Mrs. Fiske stars in Langdon Mitchell's Becky Sharp at the National with matinees, praised for preserving Thackeray's atmosphere and presenting a landmark Becky. Also on stage, William Faversham in The Faun at the Belasco, with a London-set comedy about a faun inhabiting high society and a strong supporting cast.
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National
Mrs. Fiske
Becky Sharp
Manhattan Company
Eiske
Thackeray
Belasco
William Faversham
The
Wiliam Faversham
Baward Knoblauch
Mr. Faversham
Pan
Faun
Mr. Knoblauch
London
Lord Stonbury
Lord Stanbury
Prince Silyvain
Gaus
Prolific American Dramatist George Ade Shines in Stage Work
George Ade, a leading young American dramatist, rose from Chicago newspaper reporting to stage success. His works include The Sultan of Sulu and The College Widow, with later hits like Just Out of College and The Sho-Gun. His humor and variety show roles span operatic production and contemporary farce, marking him a versatile force in early American theater.
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Eorge Ade
Th Stage
Hie
Chicago
Purdue University
Peggy
Paris
Washington
Henry W. Savage
William H. Crane
IU. S
Bedloe
Fane
Kentland
Brennan
Hudson
Harry von Tilzet
Sallie Stembler
Annabelle Whitford
Mae Phelps
Phil Ryley
Aborns
Madam Butterfly
Henry Taylor
Sharpless
Ottley Cranston
Willie Collier
Comedy Theater
John Findlay
Collier
Isadora Duncan
New York
Carnegie Lyceum
Gluck
New York Symphony
Columbia Newmans Lecture On Underground Constantinople
E M Newman speaks at Columbia tonight on Turkey under the new regime describing Constantinople’s vaulted underground streets lit by skylights. He notes how far the network extends and how trades group in dedicated quarters from gold smiths to shawls and carpets to silks and laces, with light at all times from artificial sources.
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Constantinople
E. M. Newman
Turkey
Columbia
Casino Concert Tonight at the Casino
An attractive program is arranged for Sundays concert at the Casino with Sam Crane performing new topical songs and impersonations. Frozeena the harpist will play classical and ragtime selections and demonstrate harmony in unusual ways. The Bisset trio and Johnstone and Mack provide operatic and instrumental pieces, Hunting and Sears headline with songs and dialogue, Baby Browne offers melodies, Billy Clark acts as a comedian, and numerous motion pictures will be shown between acts.
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Harry Jolson
Jolson
Caruso
Melba
Brandons
Taylor and Livingston
Brandon
Taylor
Billy Beverley
Aqua
Casino
Sam Crane
Frozeena
Renee Graham
Bisset
Johnstone
Mack
Academy
Hunting
Sears
Baby” Browne
Billy Clark
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