Arsene Lupin and The Flag Lieutenant at Lyceum
New York reports on two plays presented at the Lyceum and other venues. Arsene Lupin stars Courtenay as the gentleman burglar with Guarchard the detective, delivering thrilling cat and mouse drama. The Flag Lieutenant, a comedy by Deary and Trevor, features Thesiger and Lascelles in wartime camp intrigue with a loyal rescue and a happy ending.
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New York
N.yargene Lupin
Francia
Crofjasét
Maurice Leblanc
Proliman
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Paris
Berlin
Landou
Mondas
William Courtenay
Duke of Charmerace
Sidney “Herbert
Guarchard
Tie
Maan-Hanter
Lon
George du Madier
Courtenay
Mméergar
Bernstein
Ridney Herbert
Arsené Lupin
Merournay-Martin
Varia
Guerchard Aeizaa
Lupin
Inethira
Tio
Charles Harbury
Gournay-Martin
Doris Keane
Leah Klegchaa
Virginia Hammond
Verly Sligreay
Tundee
Mr. Fronnan
Bruce McRae
W. P. Deary
Leo Trevor
Maj
Thesiger
Tim
Tarcelles
Hite
Jeme
Lily
Faor
Saya
Lascelles
Kicel Parrymore
John Drew
Andg
Oiilegraph
Nis Magis
The New York Review Debuts as Theatre Rival
The New York Review, a weekly theatre publication, appears as a rival to the Morning Telegraph. Its inaugural issue features contributions from leading theatre figures and pledges impartial coverage. Plans to become a daily if the weekly succeeds are discussed, with Marie Schrader named press representative for Weber's Theatre.
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New York Review
Shubertomnees
Morning Telegraph
Telegraph
M. Weller
General Press
Henry Mier
Schrader
Weber's
Marie B. Schrader
Joe Veber
New York
Washington Post
New York Times
Motion Picture Drama Star Faces Unique Acting Challenge
The article discusses the rise of motion picture drama as art, noting actors struggle to lift emotion without traditional applause. It praises pantomime and dramatists shaping silent direction, while outlining how few plots succeed without dialogue and how audiences pick familiar leading actresses.
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Plant
Acloe
Taille
Plays and Players Notes Forecast for Oscar Operasteta
Disjointed notes mention Ada Lewis Lew Fiera and Old Dutch production. Jayes and Jack Norworth credited in a Lew Fields show. Ward to open Garden season in Chicago early October. Frank Methbatt plans to write on theater day. Nearby Bobton recovers as There and Back farce planned. Everent Company weeks ahead under Willisrozon.
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London
The
Hudson
Bennett Chambers
Empre
Jack ‘Raw
John Drew
Drew
George
Frances Atarr
Stuyvesant I Eugenes Walter
David Warhett
Stuyvesant i
Winchell Smith
Dodson
Manhattan Opera
Maxine Eiliatt
Thiasnine
Revellers
Chadlegamond
New York
Daly's
Madison Square
Union Square
Lyceum
Frohman
Belasco
Belasco Permanent
Willam Morris
Anne Sutherland
Frank Worth
W. J. Ferguson
James Bradbury
Davenport
Mary Shaw
Ilurrah
Oscar Operasteta
Ada Lewis
Lew
Fiera Lean‘ng
Woit Bopper
Fasurer Coster
Chase
Becom
Hs ” Jayes
Jack Norwarth
Lew Fields
Jaikrancements
Hekete
Fred Nitto
Cotuntia
Trent
Sons
Suridy
John Binkey
Top o the World at Chase's This Week Vaudeville
The article previews Chase's week of entertainment with Gollie ballet and Kriss Brigie dreams, Laughing Silvers Oakley and Fannie ushers, with Dublin Dan as detective lead in a four act New York setting. Also billed are Barnty Gilmore and a Gayety burlesque, plus Der Groan of cast and Remington sketches.
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Chase's
Goliie Baltet
Kriss Brigie
Targus
Silvers
Oakley
Claud
Fannie
Helm Juventies
Leo’ Donnell Quick
Vitagraph
Glasgow
Edenburgh
É Frintless
Usher
Tagin
York
Altier
Mngn
Baraty Gilmore
Dublin
Nan
Barnty Gilmore
Gilmore
Hig Lot
Mc Gilmore
New York
Mr. Gilmore
Dublin Dan
Secret. Service
Tores
Laura
Bart
Chase
Henry
Gabvriel
Africa
Shanmlone
Gatire
Zake Panna
Percy Hammond
Die
Leritte
Windy City
Tettae
Berea Paaart
Postebd
Australia
Bardot
Thrille
Arsene
Ang
J Lupin
Owen Davie
New
Farle
Eadie Leonard
Relch
Plunkett
Munner
Vauderile
Charlotte Cughout
Wu Cushman
Newport
Htandsone
Tia Entertainment
Fear
Frederick
Remington
Rookaveli
Wustrator
Real Wild West
Waa
Kid-Gaariel
Ens
Toni
Historic Performance of A Schoat for J M Barron
A fragmentary historic tribute to J M Barron, America's oldest actors era, recounting Henry Jarrett's manager years, the Fire Scene for Scandal production at National Theater Washington and performances in Baltimore. It lists era stars like Jane German, Mlle Devlin, The Placides, Andrews, Miss Seibrich, Sembrich, and others, noting their stage fame and romantic theater anecdotes.
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A. Schoat
J. M Barron
America
Bira
Jane German Iginthé
Henry C. Jarrett
Ala Baltimore Museum
Jarrett
National ‘Theater
Washington
Holliday ‘Street
Baltimore
Scrool
Ey Pater
Henry Ine
Honk Afteday
Pater Wiliam Elis
Wikia Colina
Jane Ao
Selig Mey
Migs Devlin
Edwin Booth
Placides
Andrews
Jefferson
German Wan
Wallack
Fayoour
Adore
Maréch
Hitwin Adama
Arden
Howe
Hamlet
Lizzie Weston Davenport
Charles Mathews
Gramanicbed
Devlin Wes Chararinz
Seibrich
Marcelle
Sqiabrick
Welden
Catdérgo
Barcelona
Possajies
Sembrich
Arcelonian
Ewan
Audiense
Sambrich
When Old Newstone Was Dutch at the Theater
The page lists a historical play titled When Old Newstone Was Dutch to be presented soon. Contributors and management are noted with scattered OCR errors but indicate a debut or remembrance tribute to Sam.
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Sam
Conientis
Elientele
Newstone
Utinks
Ragtecahl
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