Keyword search
(Iroquois-specific results
will appear at bottom of
search list):
Note: If this tab has been open in your browser for hours
or days, a new search may bring an access error or unproductive results. When that happens, position the cursor in the
"Enhanced by Google" search box above, then refresh your screen
(F5 on PC, Cmd-R on Apple, 3-button symbol at top right of screen on Android or iphone) and
re-enter your search words.
Herbert
Dillea was Mr Bluebeard music director
Antonio Frosolono
violinist and music director Iroquois Theater
Chrystal Haerr was a child actress in 1903
Costumes escaped Iroquois Theater fire
Stella Follis and
her children
Nellie
Reed aerial ballet fatality
Grace Golden left Mr.
Bluebeard
Aerialist Turschinski may
have survived
Florida
Bellaire Mr Bluebeard chorus girl
Iroquois Theater
orchestra
Iroquois Theater viola
player
3 from Taunton, Mass
survived Iroquois fire
Baldwin sisters survived
Anna Brandt survived
Made up heroics in 1957
story
Pale Moonlight double
octet at Iroquois Theater
Bonnie Magin
Mr. Bluebeard 1903
road schedule
Harry Gilfoil made people
laugh
Adele Rafter played Selim
Role
Young and De Voie dancing
duo
The men inside the horse
and the head at Mr Bluebeard
Who did what in 1903 Mr.
Bluebeard
Daisy Ashton Brooklyn Choir girl
Harry Meehan The Irish Thrush
Thirty Mr. Bluebeard chorus members
A note about sourcing. When this
project began, I failed to anticipate the day might come when a
more scholarly approach would be called for. When my
mistake was recognized I faced a decision: go back and spend years creating source lists for every page, or go
forward and try to cover more of the people and circumstances
involved in the disaster. Were I twenty years younger, I'd
have gone back, but in recognition that this project will end when I do, I chose to go forward.
These pages will provide enough information, it is hoped, to
provide subsequent researchers with additional information.
I would like to
hear from you if you have additional info about an Iroquois victim, or find an error,
and you're invited to visit the
comments page to share stories and observations about the Iroquois Theater fire.
