RARE Nov 9, 1910 New York Dramatic Mirror witrh Clara Turner cover

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RARE November 9, 1910 NEW YORK DRAMATIC MIRROR with Clara Turner cover. Features on Let Well Enough Alone on censorship and theatre regulation; Old Days and New on Forbes-Robertson, Woman and the Theatre; column + on Ellen Terry’s Appearance with photo of Terry; column and 2/3 on The Courtly Kyrle Bellew with Bellew photo by Moffett;
40 lines on cover girl Clara Turner;
PHOTOS of Trentini plus 25+ lines of text; Wm Collier with 7 lines; Emma Dunn and baby with 3 paragraphs; Marie Doro and 5 lines of text; Laurence Irving with 7 lines of text; Adeline Genee with 10 lines; Douglas Fairbanks with 10 lines; “The Merry Wives of Windsor” with Rose Coghlan, Edith Wynne Matthison; Frank Gillmore with 3 lines; Henri Maal with 30 lines; Charles Fyffe with 4 paragraphs on death; Mrs Fiske; Percy French; Houston Collisson; group of Mr. Schmolk, Billie Burke, Pierre Garnier, A. Le Blanc at St. Louis air balloon meet; Alice Joyce;
AT THE THEATRES on “The Cub” by Thompson Buchanan, produced by Wm Brady at Comedy…Doug Fairbanks played with vivacity and acrobatic efficiency…chief roles ably filled by Chas Stanley, James Marcus, Ernest Baxter, Chas MacDonald, Joe Greene; also with Millicent Evans, Louise Rial, Blanche Aimee, Cynthia Lewis, Dorothy Draper; “The Merry Widow” at West End …R. E. Graham and Fred Frear hearty welcome…Chas Meakins earnest and attractive performance…Mabel Wilber not as convincing; Wright Lorimer’s “The Shepherd King” pleased at the Circle…Montgomery and Stone one of treats at Grand Opera House; Vale Stock excellent performance of “Mrs. Temple’s Telegram” at the Plaza…Louise Vale pleased immensely…Teresa Dale charming picture…John Fleming unhappily cast…Earle Mitchell amusing; 20 lines on Kyrle Bellew revived old success, “Raffles” at the Garrick…as dignified, polished and agreeable as 4 years ago;
NEWS ITEMS on 20 lines on Mrs. Patrick Campbell; t lines on Elsie Herndon Kearns; 19 lines on Grace George; new Florence Roberts home; Frank Aiken and 4 lines on death; Yvette Guilbert authored autobiography and two novels; 15 lines on W. Somerset Maugham; Impressario De Haan with 18 lines; Agnes Sorma in “Das Conzert,” Mrs. Fiske captivates in Chicago; 25 lines on Burton Holmes’ Season; Elsie Janis well received in Philly; Kathryn Stevens making many friends in Omaha; Madame Nazimova pleased light attendance in Tacoma; Billie Burke large Cleveland audiences; Wm Gillette packed houses in Boston; 4 paragraphs on Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth enjoined by Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr.; Maude Adams and Art Byron divided honors in New Orleans; Rapley Holmes seen to advantage in Jersey city;
DATES AHEAD for Avery Strong, Sarah Bernhardt; Robert Mantell; Josef Hoffman in Boston; Burton Holmes in Pittsburgh; Norwood Hypnotists in Belleville, De Soto; Anna Pavlowa; Raymond the Great in London; Howard Thurston in Buffalo, Toronto;
VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS DATES for Will Cressy and Blanche Dayne, Beatrice Ingram;
THE MOTION PICTURE FIELD items on Purity of The Merit List Questioned;
FILM RELEASES LISTINGS; FILM REVIEWS of Edison’s “Riders of the Plains; Edison’s “Boy Scouts of America,” Edison’s “The Little Station Agent,”
ADS for ½ page back cover Vitagraph with “Suspicion” scene; ¼ page Pathe Freres; Mahler Bros. Trunks; ½ page inside front cover Biograph with scenes from “The Fugitive” and “Simple Charity,’ 1/3 page Selig for “The Merry Wives of Windsor” and “The Queen of Hearts,” Edison Kinetoscopes Model B; ¼ page Kalem; ¼ page Lubin with “the Street Preacher” scene; ¼ page Essanay with scene from “the Marked Trail,” Melies for “A Mountain Wife” and “His Sergeant’s Stripes,” Thanhouser; ½ page Flying A American with scene from “Romantic Redskins,” HAl Briggs; Louise Kent; Clara Turner;
CONDITION: COMPLETE 36 pages filled with early stage, theatre and motion picture productions, actors, actresses, producer, authors, industry news. WAS PART OF BOUND VOLUME therefore bare spine, restapled, edge wear, edge tears/chips, some upper left water damage, decent condition for age.