Multitude of 1900s Theatrical News and Venues Update
A sprawling note covers concerts plays and lectures in Washington and London. It mentions Queen Veviindrers highest concert, Luisa Tetrazzini in London, and actor Frank Keenan with the National Theatre. It notes March events at the Hippodrome, National, and Columbia stages, including Miss Suzanne, Daddy Dufaird, Dolly Madison, and Dolly Madison's host Mrs Jane Cabell Van Zandt. It also references the International Polo Troupe, Violet Heming, and Dr Richard Strauss planning changes to Rosenkavalier.
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Mrs Madison
Lafayette Square
Congress
Senate
Musical Attractions At National Theater And Columbia
Isadora Duncan arrives Tuesday afternoon at 43 ockx with the New York Symphony Orchestra for a two part Wagner program. Miss Duncan offers a new Washington program in two parts featuring Bach, Wagner, and Lohengrin works with the orchestra. Also appearing jointly are Bessie Abbott and David Bispham in Belasco engagements and Mischa Elman the violinist at Columbia Theater on March 10. Herman Rakeman will headline the closing Columbia concert with Saint Saens Le Deluge and a program including Lalo, Sinding, and MacDowell under Heinrich Hamner. William Engel Jr. offers a Columbia recital on March 2 with contralto Fayne Bumphrey.
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Isadora Duncan
New York
New York Symphony Orchestra
Ali Hach Wagner
Washington
Miss Duncan
Gimwr Mise Duncan and Orchestra Polacca
Brandenburg
Mies Duncan
Mise Duncan
Meletersinger
Act
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Paris Opera
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Miss Alcetta
Pietro Mascagnis
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Quisette
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Mimi
Marta
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Columbia Theater
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Schubert
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Theashington Symphony Orchestra
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Rakemann
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le Deluge
Heinrich Hammer
von Collin
Violli
Wirst
MacDowell
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Hirst
Columba
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Faye Bumphrey
Mr. Engel
Samuel M. Fabian
N. Y. Symphony Orchestra
Wes
Nation
Homeopathic Hospital
New Willard
Arts and Crafts
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Puesday
T. Arthur Smith
F Street
Dolly Madison Heroine of Stage Romance in Washington Life
A stage romance portrays Dolly Madison as a virtuous heroine amid early Washington society. The piece chronicles her widowhood in Philadelphia, connections with Aaron Burr and James Madison, and her White House life including fashion, public duties, and noted admiration for her dignity, amiability, and public kindness.
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Dolly Madison
Charles
Aaron Burr
James Madison
Philadelphia
Washington
National Intelligencer
Delly Madison
George Meredith
Madson
Young Hamilton
Madison
Green Room Mottoes at the New Theater New York
A wall display from the New Theater New York lists mottoes chosen by a repertoire company committee. Entries include lines from Sheridan Ben Jonson Shakespeare Marcus Aurelius Shaw and Shakespeare again, urging courtesy, invention, and moral duties as actors prepare.
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Walla
Green Room
New Theater
New York
Repertoire Company
Fragmentary Verse Quote in Early Modern Cadence
A fragmented quotation appears with archaic phrasing about sowing with them like a rib of steel to make strength stronger, suggesting a metaphorical reflection on forging resilience through unity and toolmaking.
Prof Clark Recitals at Lew Willard College
A series of recitals by Prof SoH Clark of the University of Che UC runs from March 10 to 11 at Lew Willard. Programs include Misnera bles Victor Hugo The Blue Bird Maeterlinck Rostand Dolly Reforming Herself a modern comedy by Arthur Tones with Hertha Runt Taker and Mrs Emily Bishop of the Chatatwua School.
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Lew Willard
Soh Clark
University of Che UC
Victor Hugo
Blue Bird
Maeterism K
Orlock
Thanteeler
Rostand
Dolly
Hersalf
Thia
Home Arthur
Yibli
Mire Hertha Runt
Emiy Bishon
Chatatwua School of Expreasion
Faun symbolic drama reviewed by The Post critic
Ethel M. Smith reviews The Faun, arguing the symbolic drama struggles to reconcile finite presence with infinite imagination. She notes William Faversham’s performance as the faun, faults in the production’s adaptation, and questions the necessity of the final curtain return in a dressing gown.
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Barrie
Masterlinck
Peter Pan
Beatrice
Manson
Lorbes Robertson
London
Donatello
William Faversham
de Angelis
Tina
Mr Faversham
Mr. Faversham
Ethel M. Smith
Pinero Reveals Play Preparation Habits
Sir Arthur Pinero responds to a London Daily Mail question detailing his method for drafting plays. He keeps notes and stage directions in a book, sometimes uses cardboard dummies at home to map character positions, but usually relies on visual imagination.
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Arthur Pinero
London Daily Mall
Sunday Amusements and Lectures at Columbia and Casino
Columbia hosts Newman for fourth travel talk on Denmark and the Scandinavian capital with photographs of Skansen Park dances. The Casino Concert features Jolyon the blackface comedian, the Musical Brandons, Mozart duo, Lee Barth, Moore and Mortimer, and more. Academy Concert headlines Sam Drane with monologue and songs, plus Eugenie le Blanc and Bert Lewis. Oscar Hammerstein opera ventures draw discussion amid London Lyric Theater news.
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Casino Theater
Harry Jolyon
Brandons
Mozart
Lonuon
Oscar Hammerstein
Mpresano
Hammerstein
New Opera House
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