Mam'selle Sallie and The Gal loper at New National and Majestic
A review notes Mam'selle Sallie at the New National with Katie Barry and John Slavin winning applause while Hitchcock shines at the Columbia in The Galloper. Majestic presents Extry. John Huson’s Wife stars Hilda Spong and William Hawtrey amid a cast, with embassy guests and lavish stagecraft enriching the theater scene.
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Katie Barry
John Slavin
New National
Raymond Hitchcock
Columbia
Extry
Majestic
Mamselle Sallie Makes A Hit At New National Theater
Review notes a lively opening scene as chorus girls flood the stage in Mamelle Sallie at New National Theater. Highlights include Florence Quinn as Muriel Oliver, a strong Butterfly Dancers number, and a Thessaly act with brigands and tourists. The chorus and humor drive the show, though leading performers’ top songs are limited by the material.
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New National Theater
Florudura
Washington
Robert G Smith
Raymond Hubbell
Katie Barry
Ohn Slavin
Inns of Court
Marco Bozzarri
Muriel Oliver
Florence Quinn
William P Carteton
Bozzarts
Columbia
Thessaly
Verdi
Wagner
Mascagni
Gounod
Misa Barry
Mr Slavin
The Galloper at Columbia Theater delivers clean comedy
Raymond Hitchcock in The Galloper at the Columbia Theater shifts from musical comedy to straight humor with some singing. The cast includes Pauline Anthony as a Red Cross nurse and Georgie Lawrence as Blanche Bailey. Herbert Cortell and Edgar L. Davenport provide strong supporting work. The play follows an inadequate youth turned war correspondent who encounters mishaps and romance during a Greek crisis.
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Raymond Hitchcock
Columbia Theater
Hitchcock
Red Cross
Washington
Pauline Anthony
Grace Whitney
Blanche Bailey
Georgie Lawrence
Siby Schwartz
Newark
Susie Parrestar-Cavethorne
Herbert Cortell
Billy Ashe
Edgar L. Davenport
Kirke Warren
Season's Best Bill 18 Presented At Chase's
The program at Chase's this week features Hardin European ballet Starlight with graceful gowns and dazzling lights. Fred Bey Constance Windom Lew Benton provide top laughter in a Roman life travesty. Delphino Delmora Saona Josselin Trio and Day performers join a night of songs, comedy and trapeze artistry with strong audience appeal.
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Hardin European Ballet
Dazzie
Chase
Fred Bey
Constance Windom
Lew Benton
Delphino
Delmora
Saona
Houdini
Arrival of Kitty delights in three act comedy
Veleen Dunmore stars as Kitty in The Arrival of Kitty at the Majestic. The farcical comedy centers on Col Bell’s schemes to wed his ward to rich Benjamin Moore while aiding his spinster sister through a matrimonial agency. Strong supporting turns and Dunmore’s singing elevate the musical interludes.
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Majeatic
Col. Bell
Billy Brown
Benjamin Moore
Marks Lane
Frede West
Jane
Gladys Arnold
Hal Johnson
Kitty Headwin Felix
Eveteen Dunmore
Pifft
Paff, Pooff
Fantana
Miss Dunmore
Byrne Brothers Return With New Eight Bells at Academy
The Byrne Brothers debut this season in Eight Bells a lively blend of circus business pantomime and vaudeville. The audience roared as the two brothers showcased agile acrobatics and led a strong company including Emma O Neil Schreck and Rice Ferguson and Passmore in song and dance acts with standout buck dancing by Dick Ferguson. The three acts offered novel trick scenes and surprising effects blending comedy and spectacle.
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Academy
Brothers Byrne
Emma O'Neil
Byrne
Schreck and Rice
Perguson
Passmoren
Dick Ferguson
Mixed Pickles and Songs Delight Lyceum Audience
At the New Lyceum yesterday afternoon a two act musical burletta titled Mixed Pickles was presented by The Americans. After the first act an encore of Ave numbers was given by Melville and Roller with humorous dialogue and songs, followed by the Breakaway Barrows aerial acrobats and gymnasts, who performed a most excellent act.
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New Lyceum
Melville and Roller
Barrows
Jolly Zeb
Rts
Mansfield Stars in Ibsen’s Peer Gynt at Grand Opera House
Chicago critics hail Mansfield for a comprehensive performance as Peer Gynt in four acts. The cast includes nearly 20 on stage with dances and songs, including wedding, Trollimp, and Anitra dances. An orchestra played Grieg music as the prodigious portrayal shifts from dreamy youth to worldly wanderer.
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Chicago
Mansfield
Ibsen
Peter Gynt
Grand Opera House
Peer Gynt
Rip van Winkle
Mansfeld
Anitra
Chorus Girl Hazel Cooper Dies After Despondency
Hazel Cooper a chorus girl in the Harland Gul company drank carbolic acid in her Hotel Hamilton apartment on West Forty-fifth Street after torn love letters were found. She died at a hospital early today. Friends had described her as despondent and unhappy the previous evening.
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New York
Hazel Cooper
Harland Gul
Hotel Hamilton
West Forty-fifth Street
Edward Walsh
Miss Cooper
Mrs Georgia Johnson Dies After Spanish War Encampment
Mrs Georgia B Johnson 33 wife of Hiram Johnson Weather Bureau, and founder and president of the District Lineal Society of the Spanish War Veterans, died yesterday at 3 p m at 1814 Sixteenth Street NW after a brief illness contracted during the encampment. Funeral at her home at 2 p m today with the Lineal Society attending in a body. Burial in Detroit where her father and sisters live.
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District Lineal Society
Sixteenth Street Northwest
Mra Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Weather Bureau
Miss Sherman
Detroit
Lineal Society
Hlore
Datroit
Garrison Elects New Member and Resigns Officer
At a Col Theodore Roosevelt Garrison No 14 meeting held at 910 Pennsylvania Ave NW Isaac Gause former sergeant of Company EH Second Ohio National Guard was elected and mustered in. Commander Joyce and Col Deam to deliver a wreath to Comrade Hiram Johnson mourning his wife’s death. Adit L J von big Miller resigned. Col Deam chosen to fill unexpired term. Col Deam to be installed at the next meeting.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Isaac Gause
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Ohio National Guard
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President welcomes Japanese student who resigned from Naval Academy
The Japanese student Asahi Ruggald, who resigned from the Naval Academy due to academic deficiencies, was cordially received by the President yesterday. He does not seek reinstatement. Kuitagaki is a personal friend of the President and his family, well known to the Roosevelt children.
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Hayden Johnson Elected Trustee In Bankruptcy
Hayden Johnson was elected yesterday trustee in bankruptcy of Osterman and Butler, builders active in developing new districts. Johnson’s bond was fixed at 10 000 by the referee. He is expected to qualify before the next creditors’ meeting two weeks from yesterday at the referee in bankruptcy E. V. McCalmont’s office. Judge Wilfley Calls on President. Lebbens Redman Wilfley, newly appointed U S Court for China judge, visited President Roosevelt yesterday and will depart Nov 20 for China with sessions in Canton, Shanghai, Tientsin, and other treaty ports. Colored Elks Will Receive. Columbia Lodge No 85 Colored Elks plan to receive Grand Exalted Ruler B F Howard of Covington Ky and Grand Organizer Mills of Norfolk Va tonight at Odd Fellows Hall with several speakers.
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Osterman & Butler
Johnson
E. V. McCalmont
Wilfley
Lebbens Redman Wilfley
United States Court For
Colored Elks
Columbia Lodge
B. F. Howard
Covington, Ky
Mills
Norfolk
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lansburgh & Brothers Celebrate 46th Birthday Bargains
Lansburgh & Bro marks forty sixth year in business with a week of anniversary sales. The store fills with shoppers while every department offers birthday prices on new season merchandise. Each purchaser receives a glass one dish as a keepsake.
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Army Orders and Navy Movements Reported
Army orders detail leaves and assignments for Merrick Peake and others. Officers move between forts and duties, with transfers to Washington Jamestown exhibit and Fort Jay. Navy updates note gunboats sailing from Santo Domingo and Georgia in dry dock at Boston. ships named with destinations and duties.
Navy Yard repair after cable wrapped around propeller shaft
A two inch cable wind around the port propeller shaft at the Charles Town Navy Yard prompted removal efforts today. Naval officers called the situation remarkable given there was no serious accident on the warship’s voyage from Maine. Nearby, officers and generals were noted at the Navy and War Departments, with compliments paid to Gen. Wint for his leadership in Cuba related operations. Special dispatch from Newport News reports the dry dock firm securing overhauls for the gun boat Itasca and six dump barges for the Panama Canal Commission, plus plans to remodel Itasca for Annapolis cadets. Walter Lydick, jailed on embezzlement charges, denies jumping bonds and awaits trial.
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Maine
Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding Dry Dock Company
United States
Sathmian Canal Commission
Annapolis Cadets
Buggy Crash Near Fifth and L Streets North West
A buggy driven by Lawrence Siebel crashed near Fifth and L streets north west injuring nobody, wrecking the vehicle after it struck an Adams Express Company automobile and a tree. Nearby, the Kinganac King Association secured a permit for a branch sales depot at 630 Pennsylvania avenue with a fireproof building planned at about 25000 dollars, architect Appleton P. Clark Jr., 48, and contract awarded to W. H. Spler Company.
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Fifth
L Atreets
Adams Express Company
Kinganac King Association
Pennsylvania Avenue
Vana
Appleton P. Clark, Jr
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