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... AMERICAN ( From our own Correspondent . ) Leah Kleschner , the drama by Hugh Morton ( C . M . S . McClellan ) , who wrote The Belle of Neiv York , h 3 proved one of the most of tho New York season . It was produced at the , Manhattan , theatre , on December ...
... W . J . CHURCHILL , Minstrels . LLANDUDNO . CROMER . EMPIRE , GLASGOW . ANNA DOROTHY , The American Comedienne . BESSIE BURKE , to Company . WOOD EMPIRE . SARA WILLIAMS . The Famous Prima Donna . On Tour . ...
... iingerei his American money -t>hen stuffing it all back into his pocket, ho s-fcid, Sorry, old ckvar, I can't pay you. I haven't a brlgtht new English sovereign about me. He ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE LIFE WITH MOTHER By J. FLETCHER SMITH It would be hard to Imagine a more formidable problem in dramaturgy than that which confronted Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse when they settled to the task of evolving a not-too-perceptibly ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE . ' ( Tram Our Spacwi Correspondents . ) VAUDEVILLE NEWS . Be * representative : 111 . JOHN IRIS . 3 l bciuumgs , 1493 , . it , &rw Zohk Cm . NEW Y . CHK , November 24 . with the opening of the Metropolitan n ^ T House « ad the Horse ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE (From Our Special Correspondent.) HERE, THERE, & EVERYWHERE IN AMERICA. WITH BERT LEVY. (Special Representative of THE STAGE.) The Friars Chib, New York, 1,104, Ea*fc 21st Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. July 28, VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS. Vaudeville ...
... goes to Johnnv Nit, Miss Mills, and a mulatto chorus. Lew Dockstader. Lew Dockstader. probably the most famous of American black face minstrels, is dead, at the age of sixty-nine. Though the obitu aries have been lengthy and the tributes high, I have seen ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE { From Our Special Correspondent . ) York , September 21 , 1907 . Lola , feou Bebxis . Th ...
... attraction to tho American *tage, and that a vast public will look forward with eagerness to seeing them once more acting in the plays of Shakespeare. An Aotob as Spy. Thero can be little doubt that when tho history of the American Intelligence Department ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE. (From our Special Correspondent.) NEW YORK, January 7, 1911. Matters have been quite busy this week, no fewer than seven changes of bill having token place. Tbelawky of the Wells. At the Empire Miss Ethel Barrymore appeared a3 Rose ...
... THE AMERICAN Our Special . NEW YORK , October 24 , 1903 . Nett Yobk Successes . The heavy rush of ibe season is over . Up to ncrw the failures iiare been , few as compared with those of the period last year , and at present there are & number of plays ...
... the AMERICAN STAGE (From Our Specia Correspondent.) new YORK, May 28, 1927. The Grand Street Follies. j To-morrow evening the Neighborhood Playhouse--that one of our little theatres whose flag has flown longest and highest-- will close its doors. De ...