Rice Aims To Beat Harvard In Columbia Rowing Race
Coach Rice of Columbia trains the New York eight to defeat Harvard in the May 11 Charles basin race. Rice, who coached Crim tonight last season, helped develop many Harvard rowers now on the crack crew. Harvard relies on freshness at finish while Rice bets on cohesion built in three weeks of practice.
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Tech to Enter Quarter Mile Relay at Penn Carnival
Tech lines up its first quarter mile relay team since 1896 for the Pennsylvania relay carnival next Saturday. Amherst and Wesleyan appear as competitors while Captain K. W. Richards will run the 100 yard dash. Team travels with Manager Tobin and Coach Mahan after final training sessions.
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New Company Takes Over Grand Opera House
Manager George W. Magee announces the Massachusetts Theatre Company has taken over the Grand Opera House for investment. With a $200000 capital and Magee as president, fellow stockholders are his friends. No policy change. Stair & Wilbur and Magee will continue management.
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Tech Five Elects New Captain and Manager
At a Tech basketball meeting G. W. Whitmore, 1908, was reelected manager and P. M. Wentworth, 1909, was chosen captain. Wentworth is Tech’s star forward and has played for two years.
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Boston Theatres WeekWrap of Dramatic Season Openings
The final week at Henry Woodruff’s Brown of Harvard closes at the Majestic next Saturday. Virginia Harned debuts The Great Question as seats go on sale. Tech Institute showcases its first Colonial Theatre performance. Across Boston venues, Carl, O Neil, Hackett, Terry, and others draw crowds as season closings and openings unfold and upcoming operas promise crowded houses.
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Walls of Jericho
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Former Boston Man Dead
Former Boston businessman W. S. Whitney died at his Brooklyn home 961 St. Mark's avenue from Brights disease. Whitney, a Maine native, had lived in New York as a merchant for ten years after leaving India street business in Boston.
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Snow Man to Close in Philadelphia Next Saturday
The Snow Man musical comedy will end its Philadelphia run next Saturday evening at Tremont. the Lyric Theatre in New York was to host a summer run that is now abandoned. Cast changes occurred since its local appearance, and the Shubert brothers may rewrite the book and introduce new business to salvage the property.
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Doubts Rise Over Conried’s Leadership at the Metropolitan Opera
Private New York advices suggest Herr Heinrich Conried will not lead the Metropolitan Opera Company next season. He has left his New York residence, sold his car, and traveled to Europe for an extended period amid failing health. Close friends worry, while directors reportedly seek a replacement to fill the post.
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Globe Theatre Opens Summer Season With The Heart of Maryland
John Craig assembles a strong company for the summer season kicking off next Monday at the Globe Theatre with The Heart of Maryland. The cast includes Mary Young Thomas Macarnne William Evarts Mary Sanders Ben Johnson Frederic Murray J L Seeley Herbert Yost Jarvis Joselyn William Warren Robert C Turner Russell Clark Mabel Colcord Kate Ryan Arlene Dunn. Matinees run Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays with high class plays not previously staged in stock in this city.
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Ben Johnson
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Mabel Colcord
Kate Ryan
Arlene Dunn
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