Rice Coaching Columbia Aims to Upset Harvard Rowing
Coach Rice seeks victory over Harvard in the May 11 Charles basin race. He built up former Harvard rowers and now leads a unsettled New York eight as Harvard trains for freshness at the finish. Rice praises his crew and believes his ex-Harvard methods have them ready.
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Tech to Enter Quarter Mile Relay at Penn Carnival
Tech will send its first quarter-mile relay team to the Pennsylvania relay carnival since 1896. Amherst and Wesleyan appear as opponents with Tech likely to face them. Captain K W Richards riding the 100 yard dash will also compete. Manager Tobin will lead the trip with Coach Mahan preparing the team over the next three days. Team departs Back Bay station Friday afternoon with several students and alumni.
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Technology
Pennsylvania
Amherst
Wesleyan
Tech
K. W. Richards
Tobin
Mahan
Back Bay Station
New Company Takes Over Grand Opera House
Massachusetts Theatre Company with $200000 capital has taken over the Grand Opera House for investment. George W. Magee, president and major stockholder, says policy remains unchanged and management will stay with Stair and Wilbur and Magee.
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Grand Opera House
George W. Magee
Massachusetts Theatre Company
Magee
Stair & Wilbur and
Tech Five Elects Captain And Manager
At a MIT basketball meeting G. W. Whitmore of 1908 was reelected manager and P. M. Wentworth of 1909 was elected captain. Wentworth is Tech's star forward and has played with the team for two years.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
G. W. Whitmore
P. M. Wentworth
Wentworth
Tech
Boston Theatre Scene Highlights Weekly Tons of Shows
The week features Henry Wood ruff in Brown of Harvard at the Majestic, Virginia Harned in The Great Question, and Tech show debut at Colonial Theatre. Studios, managers, and venues including Hollis Street, Park, Tremont, Globe, Castle Square, and Keith's run full. Big vaudeville and opera plans, with stars like Richard Carle, Nance Oldfield, Ellen Terry, James K. Hackett, Bob Fitzsimmons, and Eva Taylor drawing crowds.
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the Majestic
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Institute of Technology
Tech
Colonial Theatre
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Ireland
Hollis Street Theatre
Richard Carle
Mr. Carle
Boston
Nance O’neil
Captain Brassbound
George Bernard Shaw
James K. Hackett
Tremont Theatre
Jack Frobisher
Walls of Jericho
Boston Theatre
Fiske O’hara
Globe Theatre
Mr. Blarney
John Craig
Heart of
W. H. Fitzgerald
The
Bostonians
Orpheum
Eva Taylor
Castle Square
Armstrong
Clarke
United States Marine Band
Symphony Hall
Arthur Hartmann
Jordan Hall
America
Old Howard
Emma Francis
Alexander Gaden
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Columbia Theatre
Campbell
Amaa
Former Boston Man Dead
Former Boston businessman W. S. Whitney died at his Brooklyn home 961 St Mark s avenue from Bright s disease. Whitney, a Maine native, had been a New York merchant for ten years after earlier work on India street in Boston.
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Snow Man to Close in Philadelphia Season
The Snow Man musical comedy will end its Philadelphia run next Saturday evening at Tremont. The show’s New York Lyric Theatre summer run was abandoned. Cast changes have been made, and the Shubert brothers may rewrite the book and introduce new business, keeping options open.
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Lyric Theatre
New York
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Doubts arise over Conried leadership of the Metropolitan Opera
Private advices from New York suggest Heinrich Conried may not run the Metropolitan Opera Company next season. He has sold his New York residence and car, left for Europe for a long stay, and has suffered months of poor health. Friends fear for his ability to oversee the company as directors seek a successor.
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Herr Conried
Globe Theatre Season Opens With The Heart of Maryland
John Craig assembles a talented company for summer at the Globe Theatre starting next Monday with The Heart of Maryland. The cast includes Mary Young Thomas MacLarne William Evarts Mary Sanders Ben Johnson Frederic Murray J L Seeley Herbert Yost Jarvis Joselyn William Warren Robert Co Turner Russell Clark Mabel Colcord Kate Ryan and Arlene Dunn. Season matinees run Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays with high class stock plays and several pleasant surprises for patrons.
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Globe Theatre
Heart of Maryland
Mr. Craig
Mary Young
Thomas MacLarnne
William Evarts
Mary Sanders
Ben Johnson
Frederic Murray
J. L. Seeley
Herbert Yost
Jarvis Joselyn
William Warren
Robert Co. Turner
Russell Clark
Mabel Colcord
Kate Ryan
Arlene Dunn
Craig
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