Vaudeville and concert season opens in Boston and beyond
The season brings “The Bacheler Beélles” to retirement galas, Génes in vaudeville on January 16 in Boston, Ruth St Denis and the Russian Bala laika Orchest skipping New Year matinee at Columbia, and Chicago pitcher Dec White performing timely topics at Chase's next week. Blackiau tone Theater’s tapestry costs 16080 dollars, and Valeska Surat returns in Atlantic City. Edwards copyright notes and Chase’s January 16 lineup feature James McIntyre’s Traveling Salesman. Clyde Fitch’s income and works prompt discussion. Lillian Nordica to appear in concert at Columbia January 16. ticket sales via T Arthur Smith and mail orders. Photoplane talks cap a Washington theater shift to fully lit, eight-screen exhibitions.
The Spendthrift and Other Plays at Major Theaters
Columbia presents The Spendthrift with Robert F. and Thais Magrane at the Hudson Theater next week. May Irwin debuts Getting A Polish at Belasco. National hosts Montgomery and Stone in The Old Town. Academy opens At Cripple Creek with scenic innovations.
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Columbia
Robert ‘Pf. Ffaimes
Thais Magrane
Hudson Theater
Columbia Nest
Mr. Haines
Remem
Oast
Viola Allen
Nehe Bates
Olea Nethersol
Nazipova
New York
Milas Makeane
California
Tist
Daniel Frawley
Mattie Ferguson
Vivian Martin
Robert Cain
Sumner Card
Grace Gibbs
Belasco
May Irwin
Charles Dillingham
Montgomery
Stone
George Ade
Old Town
Gustav Luders
English Pony Ballet
Philharmonic Orchestral
Gustav Mahler
T. Arthur Smiths
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Palmistry Consultation Ad by R Daoud at 1822 Q Street N W
Advertises palmistry readings by Mr Dagud or Daoud offering to reveal character talents and life stories. Notes the science hinges on the hand and subconscious mind, with interpretations of nerves and lines. Mentions likely lectures at a psychology school and suggests appointments, fee one dollar, hours 11 am to 7 pm, no interviews Sundays.
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R. Daoud
Q Street
Young Frohman Star In a Belgian Comedy
The 4 15 oclock regular sale of season tickets opens at the ticket office of T Arthur Smith next Monday morning January 9. Mail orders received up to the evening before will be filled in order. The first concert January 4 features a special all Wagner program with Mme Johanna Gadski as soloist. Sothern and Marlowe coming Belasco Theater January 30 with Macbeth To the Shrew The Merchant of Venice Romeo and Juliet on various days.
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Ime
Lillian Nordica
Columbia
T. Arthur Smith
Belasco
Garner
Richard L. Garner
Flariy Simlan
Lama
Susie
Heath ‘Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Cliebier& Co. Managera
Chia
Aoe Ae
Richard i Gahe
Animal Tech
F.C. Whitney
Whitney Opera Company
Noth
Mme
Johanna Gadski
Sothern
Marlowe
EB. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Belasco Theater
Shrew
Week's Offerings at Arcady and Majestic Theaters
A mixed program features Os trade, a circus acrobat, and The Brigadiers at the Lyceum with broad musical satire. Georgetown and other East teams play in aquatics and polo exhibitions while wheatbarrow races entertain. Majestic changes to two daily shows, coupons, and six act bills with The Outlaw and A Musical Wooing joining films. Casino Concert showcases Thurstin and theatrical acts. Academy Concert features Clark brothers and Hammond amid singing and monologues.
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Majestic
Majestics
Clay Shannon
Bartlett
Bonneau
Frank Larkin
Barnés
Miniature Circus
Johnson, Marville
Mike
Drug Fiends and Poets: The Opium Question in Literature
Literary critic discusses how drug use fueled genius and what it did to writers. He cites Coleridge, De Quincey, Dante Rossetti, Baudelaire, Bulwer Lytton, and Maupassant, noting opium and hashish shaped visions but often harmed health and productivity.
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Tully Marshall
Hannock
Coleridge
de Quincy
Xanadu
Kuble Khan
Mehta
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Wille Gollins
Bulwer
Lytton
Paris
Pheophile Gautier
Guy de Maupassant
Prince and Hungry Children in Enchanted Forest Tragedy
The tale shows Billie Burke as Susanne in a cave escape, where hunger drives the prince and maiden to oppose fate. A winter procession of dead children is carried through the city as bells and song mark a somber finale. Christie Mac’s Princess Bozena and Ernst von Possart’s theater appearances follow in New York listings.
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Laat
Liberty Theater
Christie Mac
Bozena
Irning
Aladar
Igs
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Jonaron
Schumann-Heink
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Robert Edeson
Mr. Gue
Arthur EB. Lyons
Mr. Edeson
Agnes Svell
J. McIntyre
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Gus Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Edward Madden
Will D. Cobb
Leo Edwin
Kechter & Co
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Wilton Lackaye
George Artisa
Louis N. Parker
Diaregi
Harriett Ford
Ben Lindsey
Paget Wallach
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the Denarters
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Mr. Fitch
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Kase'a Ia
Ray
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Thes
Miss Trewin
Thess
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Doc
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Secand
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Howie
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Mian Kanche Tomlin
Roprane
Miss Palgrave ‘Turner
Hubert Wisdell
Julien Henry
Barytone
Colimbia
Rudyard Kipling
Creatore
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Creature
Prof
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Brehive
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Harry Lea
George Hammond
Schumann Heink
Connecticut Avenue
Greene
Max? Fiedler
National Theater
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Droop’s
13Th
Billie] Burke
NEW National Theater
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Charles Frohman
W. Somerset Maugham
Mrs. That
Jack Straw
A. K. Pearson
Utah
Qo. Jepien Theatre
Klaw
Erlanger
Henry
Harris
Balalaika Orchestra
Matvely
Broderick Xnompson
Crvder
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Julian Henry
Nordica
Royal Venetian Band
Ni Juan
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Kem Peer
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O'Neil
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Erin
Esten Burleigh
Dreamiant
Majestic Oth
Pa. Ave. NW
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