The cities listed below are but a sample of Julia's travels and performances.
|
Date |
Theatre |
City |
Play |
| February 1888 | Grand Opera House | Cincinnati, OH | |
| May 1890 | Carson Opera House | Carson, NV | The Chimney Corner, "The Living Statue |
| December 1892 | Ogden, UT | As You Like It | |
| April 1896 | Albaugh's Opera House | Washington, DC | Romeo & Juliet |
| January 1897 | Euclid Ave. Opera House | Cleveland, OH | Much Ado About Nothing |
| November 1897 | Grand Opera House | Atlanta, GA | For Bonnie Prince Charles |
| January 1898 | Knickerbocker Theatre | New York, NY | As You Like It |
| April 1898 | Cleveland, OH | For Bonnie Prince Charles | |
| Summer 1898 | Summered in Switzerland | ||
| December 1898 | Grand Opera House | Atlanta, GA | The Countess Valeska |
| February 1900 | Poli's Theatre | Naugatuck, CT | Barbara Frietchie |
| September 1901 | Poli's Theatre | Naugatuck, CT | When Knighthood Was In Flower |
| December 1902 | The Criterion Theatre | New York, NY | The Cavalier |
| 1903 | New Haven, CT | Fools of Nature | |
| July 1904 | Summered in a cottage in the Catskills | ||
| July 1905 | London, England--signed a new 5-year contract with Charles Frohman | ||
| July 1905 | National Theatre | Washington, DC | Much Ado, Hamlet, Romeo & Juliet |
| August 1905 | National Theatre | Washington, DC | |
| September 1905 | Cleveland, OH | ||
| November 1905 | Kickerbocker Theatre | New York, NY | |
| January 1906 | National Theatre | Washington, DC | |
| March 1906 | Pittsburgh--sprained ankle | ||
| June 1906 | Des Moines, IA | ||
| July 1906 | Summered in Kensington, England | ||
| September 1906 | Returned to US on steamer Deutchland | ||
| October 1906 | Lyric Theatre | Philadelphia, PA | Jeanne d'Arc, John the Baptist, The Sunken Bell |
| Summer 1907 | London, England, Italian Lakes, French Rivera, Paris | ||
| January 1908 | Belasco Theatre | Washington, DC | Gloria |
| January 1908 | Academy of Music | Baltimore, MD | When Knighthood was in Flower |
| May 1910 | Chicago | Twelfth Night | |
| October 1910 | Boston, MA | MacBeth | |
| January 1911 | Washington, DC | MacBeth, Taming of Shrew, Hamlet, Romeo & Juliet, Merchant of Venice | |
| July 1911 | The Broadway | New York, NY | MacBeth |
| February 1912 | Belasco Theatre | Washington, DC | 7 Shakespeares plays |
| May 1912 | Chicago, IL - leased the home of Mrs. Richard Harding Davis | ||
| July 1912 | Vacationed north or Ireland | ||
| March 1913 | Colonial Theatre | Cleveland, OH | |
| October 1913 | Belasco Theatre | Washington DC | |
| December 1913 | Ft. Worth, TX | ||
| January 1914 | Los Angeles--came down with appendicitis and went to New York for treatment | ||
| December 1914 | Resting at Washington, DC at 1642 29th St., in the G. B. Wagner home | ||
| August 1915 | Summered in Litchfield, CT | ||
| July 1917 | Empress Theatre | Sowers & Reapers | |
| April 1920 | Poli's Theatre | Naugatuck, CT | The Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet, Twelth Night |
| January 1924 | Poli's Theatre | Naugatuck, CT | |
| November 1924 | Wintered in Monte Carlo | ||
| Summer 1941 | Oakwood Inn | Summered in Great Barrington, MA |
In 1941, Julia traveled to the Oakwood Inn, in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. Evidently Julia went there to escape Europe and Hitler. Details of the trip were revealed in the November 21, 1950 Berkshire County Eagle newspaper. Julia has just passed away when the article was written.
Although it was in 1941, Oakwood Inn, Great Barrington, still remembers actress, Julia Marlowe who just died. She had retired then from the stage, but arrived with 10 trunks, 80 gowns, and a maid. She stayed all summer, added a nice theatrical touch, and fascinated the other guests with stories of show people. She was a de luxe refugee from her home in London, a Paris apartment and a villa in Cairo, Egypt because of Hitler, who had rather stolen the show.