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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1907

Page

18

Bruvver Jim's Baby panned as a failed Western drama

A Washington post critic savages Bruvver Jim's Baby at the Columbia Theater. Three acts drag, the second act imitates a church service, and the plot lacks surprise. The reviewer recommends shelving the play and doubts Wilton Lockaye’s star vehicle idea.

Jim Lewis Colleci Tim Ten Wolfville Nat Goodwin Bruvver Jim

Trilby and Prince Karl at Washington Theatres

The Columbia Theater opens Trilby with Wilton Lackaye as Svengali and two new Trilbys Miss Hilda Spong and Miss Charlotte Walker. Belasco Theater offers Prince Karl with Edwin Arden, Florenca Lowell, and a strong summer company in Gunter and Mansfield’s comedy framed by studio life and Parisian scenes.

Flora Bernheimer Ben Bolt Trilby Columbia Theater Edwin Arden Belasco Theater Bardou Bernhardt Duse Columbia Wilton Leskaye Hilda Spong Charlotte Walker Betanco Erwin Anien Prince Karl Mattonal Aborn Opera Company Maiori Lrcaum Wilton Lackaye Paul M Potter du Maurier Latin Quarter Paris Lackaye Washington Belasco Eawin Arden Eewin Arden Archibald Clavering Gunter Richard Mansfield Mr. Arden Kari Arden Mansfield Ardyn Chrystal Herne Florenca Lowell America

Two Washington actors rise in the Hanford company

John M. Kline and Eugene Savoyard, young Washington actors, gain fame with the Charles B. Hanford troupe. Kline, praised for Julius Caesar and Cymbeline, returned home after seven months on tour to rest for summer. Savoyard, a Kentucky native raised in D.C., tours as Lucius and Arviragus with Hanford, amid Southern to Pacific routes.

Washington John M. Kline Eugene Savoyard John G. Newman Charles B. Hanford Julius Caegar Hanford Company Mr. Kline Cassius Mr. Hanford Mara Antony Nothces Kilne Interior Department United States Bureau of Eddcation Downing Dramatic Schools Kentucky Robert Downing Canada Lucillas Julius Caesar Prince Arviragus

Man Monkey Melmoth Shocks New York Stage Scene

The New York theater week opens with His Terrible Secret or the Man Monkey a Darwinian melodrama starring a gorilla as a humanized figure in Brooklyn. A second feature The Friends of Labor satirizes labor politics with melodramatic clashes ending in a National Guard riot. Jardin de Paris rooftop acts mix Parisian fantasy with living pictures, nudity by design restrained and artful, as crowds sample the living paintings and statues though bets settle on the show’s risqué edge.

Lady Godiva Godiva France Bis Man Lenara Per Chhe Topks Svengail Us Svengali Trilby Ben Bolt Svenga Little Billee Mr. Lackaye Paul Potter Taffy the Laird Svengali du Maurier Paris la Svengali Zou Zou Tatty Nationasl Aborn Opera Company Serendie National Theater Giith National Wreek Perta Bostonians Estelle Wentworth Albert Parr George B. Frothingham Edith Bradford Charles P. Swickard Agnes Stone Alan-a-Dale Phil Branson Colombo Franklin Fyles New York Coney Island Brooklyn London Piccadilly William H. Turner Mr. Turner Charles B. Blaney Darwin Dowls Jekyll and Hyde Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Robert Louis Stevenson Turner and Blaney Ike Jekyll-Hyde Melmoth Savant Smithsonian Institute Washington Waoer Mansfield Mermoth Blaney Turner Jardin de Paris Bowery the Friends of Labor Julius Hopp Bishop Potter Central Labor Union Hopp Democratic Labor Party Republican Industrial Party United Laborers National Guard Lnoks Hke Hopp New Cohan Hammerstein Jardin de Matt Morgan Tenderloin Gainsborough Duchess of Devonshire Fragonard Millais Leighton Ukeller Hve

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