Henry Miller Returns to Coast With The Havoc
Henry Miller closes his New York Rup engagement at Bijou Theater Saturday night March 11 then heads to Washington for a March 13 return at Columbia Theater. After a Washington week he tours Chicago and finally begins an eight week San Francisco run July 3 featuring The Havoc plus three new plays.
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Coast
Henry Miller
Bijou
Washington
Columbia
Mr. Miller
Chicago
Illinois Theater
Pacific Coast
Columba Theater
San Francisco
Dolly Madison at the Columbia and more stage acts
This week features Dolly Madison at the Columbia with Elsie Ferguson as Dolly Madison and scenes from early Washington life including Madison and Burr. Also on stage are Albert Chevalier in Daddy Dufard at Belasco, the National Theater's Seven Days farce, and Broadway vaudeville acts from Casino to Lyceum with The Stewart sisters and others.
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Chase
Mary Norman
Eddie Leonard
Dockstader
Evans
Mabel Russi
Charles
Fannie van
Jupany
Htc
Hich
Sharkey, Geissler
Lewis
Bounding Gordons
Anita Diaz
Washington
Doly Madison
Columbia
Henry B. Farris
Elsie Ferguson
Dolly Madison
James Madison
Aaron Burr
Hfe
Madison
Jefferson
Mexico
Philadelphia
South Fourth Street
Dolly Todd
White House
Manaion
Dolly Madigan
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Cosmos Club
Belasco
Albert Chevalier
Daddy Dufard
Wil
Mr Chévalier
Lechmere Worrall
Achille Talma Dufard
London
Chevalier
Fai Lord
Daddy
Soho
Bohemia
Paul Hammond
Rose Dufard
Madame Poulard
Mayfair
Baron Duford
Chevaliiér
Duford
National Theater
Bubbles
Wilson
Bella
Frank Keenan
Jack Rance
Mr. Keenan
Oliver White
Jim Crab
Dan Burke
Lake Winnipesaukee
McGreevys
Fanny Rice
Five Brown Brothers
Harry Howard
Dennis Brothers
Cupid
Stewart Sisters
Stewarts
Slater
Darrell
Bart
Bernier
Goyette
Ethel Goodwin
Gayety
Edward F Rush
Fannie St Clair
Mae Roner
Liddy Berg
Donegan
Fannie St. Clair
Jana Glorie Martinez
Lyceum
Moulin Rouge
Joe Emerson
Polairre—Hammerstein
Violette Dusette
Este Ferguson
Bolly Madison
Amer-icar Republic
Charles Hnndinger
William Faversham
Orme Caldara
Aron
Burr
Mis Fishe
Becky Sharp
Rebecca West
Rosmersholm
New Theaters Premier of Everywoman and Arrow Maker
New York reviews split on Everywoman at Herald Square after its Monday premiere. Critics clash with opinions echoed across papers as Arrow Maker also draws attention amid a flood of theatrical commentary and controversy surrounding Napdoodle and ongoing Bijou show The Havoc.
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NEW Theater
New York
Herald Square
Bijou
American Dramatists and the Play Every Woman
American dramatists Mary Rinehart Avery Hopwood wrote the comedy Seven Days and the modern morality play Every Woman. The piece draws on Rinehart’s detective tale background in Pittsburgh and London production interest. Critics split, praising stage craft and spectacle while debating novelty and moral messaging.
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Ary Roberts Rinehart
Avery Hopwood
New York
Rinehart
Times
Charles Wyndham
London
Walter Brownes
Sun
Browne
Tribune
Magdalen
Sec
Washington Theater Sways With Stars As Faun And Dolls
Elsie Ferguson stars as Dolly Madison in a dramatic program featuring Orme Caldara, William Faversham, and Albert Chevalier. The week brings Keenan, Beck y Sharp, and notable vaudeville alongside the serious drama at the Belasco, Chase’s, and the National theaters with praise for Faversham’s poetic performance and Ferguson’s enduring screen presence.
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William Faversham
Matiny
Alasco
Edard Knoblauch
M. Faversham
Following the Flags George Tyler Adopts Government Methods
In his New York office George C Tyler uses a map marked with colored flags to track where Liebler & Co companies are playing. The device mirrors a government inspector map from Washington used to locate detectives. Tyler, manager of Sdebler & Co., explains he adopted the idea after a Washington visit with P V DeGraw.
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George Tyler
Mlent
Post Office Department
Washington
United States
George C Tyler
Liebler & Co
P V DeGraw
Old
United Press
Tyler
Sdebler & Co
New York
New National Theatre Announces Seasonal Lineup
The National's Attractions announce a closing season lineup beginning with Round-Up followed by Dollar Princess and Billie Burke in Suzanne. Washington venue features Lillian Russell, The Nest Egg with Zelda Sears, Belasco's new play, and a limited engagement of the Grand Opera company.
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National
Lare
Washington
Comedienne
Billie ‘Burke
Suzanne
Lillian Russell
Zelda Sears
David Belasco
Abovo Grand Opera Company
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