Custers Last Stand Shown At Gordon's Old South Theatre
A 1930s film feature Bob Hampton of Placer shown to a capacity crowd at Gordon's Old South Theatre. James Kirkwood stars as Custer with Marjorie Daw and Pat O Malley. Wesley Barry also appears. A Blackfeet chief from Glacier National Park appeared on stage, adding local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hampton
Placer
Hich
T Gordon
Old South
Randall Parrish
Genral Custer
Sitting Bull
Glacier National Park
Bond market last sales figures from 1992 listing several issues
The record shows last sales across multiple bond issues including Ga Ty Fe, Am Dock & I, Am J & T, North Pac, Atl Fruit Co, Chicago & San, and Tex & Pac Ist 5s. Notable entries include 89.12 189, 9074, 75M, 663%, and diverse issuers such as Ga State, Am Smeltine, and Norfolk & Western.
Opera Star Dorothy Jardon Headlines Keith's Theatre
Dorothy Jardon headlined an excellent Keith's Theatre bill praised for her Carmen role in Grand Opera. She sang a cycle of popular numbers with pianist Jerry Jernagin. The varied program included Shivers skit by William Kent and Elsa Shaw, plus stories, songs, and excerpts from plays by several acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jardon
Keith’s
Miss Jardon
Bizet
Carmen
Jerry Jernagin
William Kent
Elsa Shaw
Sidney Phillips
West Avery
Donnie O'Neil
Richard Kean
Roach
McCurdy
Lew
Paul Murdock
Harlick
Sarampa Sisters
Blackface star leads Gayety debut of The Land of the Impossible
Emil Casper emerged as the show’s standout despite no billing as a stellar entertainer. Dave Marion sponsors the extravaganza and pushed for elaborate staging with Will H Ward assisting. Inez de Verdier and Kitty Smart impressed the audience along with the Byron brothers saxophone band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Casper
Dave Marion
Will H. Ward
Casper
Inez de Verdier
Kitty Smart
Byron Brothers
Mae Murray Leads The Gilded Lily At Cambridge Theatre
Central Square Theatre presents Mae Murray as a popular New York dancer in The Gilded Lily at Gordon's Cambridge Central Square Theatre last night. The program includes Olympia Weekly, Town and Country, Miss Twinkle Toes and Her Mates, A Comedian from the Sea, and a trained animal act. On Thursday William S. Hart stars in O Malley of the Mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Murray
New York
Gordon
Cambridge Central Square Theatre
Olympia Weekly
Mile, Welda
Hal and
Francis
Renee Robert
Charles O'Connor
the Sydleys
Earl Stanley
William S. Hart
O'Malley
Mounted
Filene Show 'Home Brew' Opens at Tremont Theatre
The Filene Co operation Association presents its musical production Home Brew at Tremont Theatre starting tomorrow afternoon. The four night shows and matinees on Wednesday and Saturday promise strong public interest due to the association's past acclaimed productions. Book and music by R. L. Harlow with lyrics by L. S. Bitner feature a principal cast and large ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filene Co-operation Association
Home Brew
Tremont Theatre
F. Cc. A
L. S. Bitner
Honey Girl delights at Park Square Theatre in city return
Park Square Theatre presents Honey Girl with a fresh charm and witty story. The music pleases and the principal performers handle their roles with competence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Square Theatre
Wholesale Prices for Fresh Produce and Provisions
A dense list of farm to market prices across fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meats. Items include apples such as Baldwin and Northern Spy, beans, beef sides, butter, cheese, cornmeal, eggs, flour, oranges, hay, lamb, oats, oleomargarine, potatoes, poultry, and various processed provisions with regional quotes and quality grades.
Babe Ruth at Bowdoin Square Theatre Headliness
Babe Ruth stars in Headin Home at Bowdoin Square Theatre as part of Baseball week drawing diamond enthusiasts. The program also features The Passionate Pilgrim with Ruby de Remer Matt Moore Claire Whitney and others along with Buster Keaton in The High Sign and The Son of Tarzan continuation. Bargain night Friday offers extra acts and morning show draws women shoppers. Next week The Parish Priest is scheduled.
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Babe” Ruth
al Somerby
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Headin
Babe
Ruby de Remer
Matt Moore
Claire Whitney
Buster Keaton
Tarzan
Mirane Brothers
Dave Kindler
Brown, Lee and Williams
Crooks
Rose Allen and Company
Gene Williams
Somerville Players Debut With Adam and Eva at Theater
Somerville Theatre hosts three new members of the Somerville Players in their first appearance with Adam and Eva. Arthur Vinton shines as Adam with a deft portrayal of a youth’s father by proxy, while Anne Bronaugh earns praise as Eva. Helen Neff and Harry Lyons also score in ingenue and juvenile roles as the troupe plans Turn to the Right for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Players
Adam
Eva
Guy Botton
George Middleton
Arthur Vinton
Anne Bronaugh
Helen Neff
Harry Lyons
Shaun Rhue Charms Arlington Theatre Patrons
Arlington Theatre patrons favor Shaun Rhue the Irish drama presented this week. William Shelley Sullivan stars in the title role delivering Milesian wit and the song A Handful of Earth with notable effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Theatre
Shaun Rhue
Boston
William Shelley Sullivan
Arlington Players
Waldron's Casino Presents Here There and Everywhere Show
The Best Show in Town at Waldron's Casino features Frank Hunter and a strong cast in a two act musical revue Here, There and Everywhere. Elaborate settings highlight the production with designer Cooper directing the visual spectacle. Lead performers include Frank Hunter Clarence Wilbur Virginia Ware Gussie White Ethel Costello Lou Turner and Charles Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunter
Waldron
Hunter
Mr. Cooper
Clarence Wilbur
Virginia Ware
Gussie White
Ethel Costello
Lou Turner
Charles Ward
Kaisha Dances at Orpheum With Vaudeville Bill
Orpheum presents Kaisha the dancer of the Nile on the opening half of the week with five other acts. Halley and Noble perform in Falling for Her, Florence Henry and company in The Real Remedy, Jackson and Howard, Ryan and Weber, and Rose and Dell. A Miracle of Manhattan heads the films. The closing half features Douglas McLean in The Home Stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaisha
Orpheum
Halley and Noble
Florence Henry and Company
Douglas McLean
Columbia Theatre Vaudeville Ends Week With Stars
Sam Cohen's amateurs opened the Columbia Theatre program last evening with a strong showing. The first half bill featured four vaudeville acts an all star cast plus Priscilla Dean in Outside the Law. A new comedy and news pictorial completed the lineup. The closing half of the week promises more vaudeville with May Allison in The Marriage of William Ash and The Luck o Irish.
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Sam Cohen
Columbia
Priscilla Dean
May Allison
William Asche
The Gilded Lily leads at Fenway Theatre week
The first half of the week features Mae Murray in The Gilded Lily with Robbie Vernon and Neal Burns in Back From the Front, plus Bernice Batson as soloist and short subjects. Thursday and thereafter Marion Davies stars in Buried Treasure Elliott Dexter appears in The Witching Hour Way Up Yonder and more short subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenway Theatre
Mae Murray
Robbie Vernon
Neal Burns
Bernice Batson
Marion Davies
Elliott Dexter
Exeter Street Theatre Week Lineup Features Stars
Ray Allison stars in Extravagance and Billie Burke in The Education of Elisabeth at Exeter Street Theatre today and Wednesday. Later Constance Binney appears in The Magic Cup Bert Lytell in A Message From Mars and Buster Keaton in The High Sign for the remainder of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Street
Ray Allison
Billie Burke
Elisabeth
Constance Binney
Bert Lytell
Buster Keaton
Shubert Theatre Presents The Whirl of the Town Opening
The Whirl of the Town opened at the Shubert Theatre last evening with lavish production values. Mile. Anna Cardee, the Belgian actress, has won friends in her first Boston visit and features prominently in several scenes.
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The
Shubert
Mile
Anna Cardee
Boston
Blossom Time at the Wilbur Theatre Final Week
The Wilbur Theatre presents Blossom Time in its final week a charming comedy about Franz Schubert and excerpts from his works Ralph Herz leads a talented company pleasing music lovers in this period piece at the Wilbur Theatre.
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Wilbur Theatre
Franz Schubert
Ralph Herz
Majestic Theatre to Close Honey Dew Run Next Saturday
The Majestic Theatre will bid farewell to Honey Dew after next Saturday evening. The show has pleased patrons for several weeks with principal roles by Dorothy Follis Ethel and Terry Theresa Maxwell Conover Mlle. Marguerite Jal Forde Sam Ash John Parks and others.
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Majestic Theatre
Dorothy Follis
Ethel and Terry
Theresa Maxwell Conover
Mlle. Marguerite
Jal Forde
Sam Ash
John Parks
Two Little Girls in Blue ends at Colonial Theatre Saturday
The brief engagement at the Colonial Theatre will conclude Saturday. The production is praised for its scenery and costuming and the company is deemed adequate with strong public appeal for both score and book.
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Colonial Theatre
Double Show at Old Howard Athenaeum Delights Audiences
Manager G. E. Lothrop Jr presents Bright Fives at the How ard Athenaeum yesterday. The company stars Billy Spencer Fred Binder I B Hamp and Harry Bentley with a strong girl contingent led by Anna Armstrong Mae Kennis Jean Fox Lucia Arnold Shirley Mallette Emma Kohler and local favorite Teddy Murphy. Notable acts include Davis and McCoy Bits of Boobology Page Mack and Mack Arthur Lloyd and a film The Lost Battalion featuring Colonel Whitlesey famed for the Go to Hell remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Athenaeum
G. E. Lothrop, Jr
Bright
Billy Spencer
Fred Binder
I. B. Hamp
Harry Bentley
al Golden
Harry van
Anna Armstrong
Mae Kennis
Jean Fox
Lucia Arnold
Shirley Mallette
Emma Kohler
Teddy Murphy
Page
Mack and Mack
Arthur Lloyd
Colonel Whittlesey
The Mask screen version opens at Scollay Square Olympia
The film adaptation of Arthur Horn Browne’s The Mask opens at Gordon's Scollay Square Olympia Theatre last night. Headlined by Jack Holt and Hedda Nova, Holt plays Kenneth and Handsome Jack Traynor while Nova portrays the wife. William Clifford shines as the conniving valet. the program includes a Gordon review, a new comic picture, and five acts of vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hornbrow
Gordon
Scollay Square
Olympia Theatre
Jack Holt
Hedda Nova
Kenneth
Jack’ Traynor
William Clifford
Gordon’s Pictorial Review
Dangerous Business at Gordon's Strand Opens
Gordon's Strand in Up ham's Corner hosts the film Dangerous Business a screen version of The Chessboard by Madelaine Sharp Buchanan adapted by John Emerson and Anita Loos Constance Talmadge stars with Kenneth Harlan and Nina Cassavant The bill also features Eugene O'Brien in World's Apart a new weekly news a new comic short and an organ recital by Arthur J. Martel An entire change on Thursday brings William S. Hart in O'Malley of the Mounted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon’s Strand
Upham’s Corner
Madelaine Sharp Buchanan
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Constance Talmadge
Kenneth Harlan
Nina Cassavant
Nancy
Eugene O’brien
Arthur J. Martel
William S. Hart
O’maliey
the Mounted
Park Theatre Shows Good Women and The Unknown Wife
Park Theatre opened with Good Women, a Robertson-Cole picture that teaches a lesson without preaching. The Unknown Wife, Edith Roberts latest photo drama, follows with Casson Ferguson delivering strong support in a melodrama that blends farce with gripping development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson-Cole
Park Theatre
Edith Robert
Bennett Cohen
William Worthington
Casson Ferguson
Miss Roberts
City of Silent Men Leads Modern and Beacon Week
Thomas Meighan stars as a convict amid circumstantial evidence in The City of Silent Men at the Modern and Beacon Theatre. Lois Wilson plays the leading woman. Also showing Uncharted Seas with Alice Lake and Buster Keaton’s High Sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Meighan
Beacon Theatre
Lois Wilson
John Fleming Wilson
Alice Lake
Buster Keaton
Boston Theatre Showcases William Farnum In His Greatest Sacrifice
William Farnum stars in His Greatest Sacrifice at the Boston Theatre this week, a drama about ambition wrecking a life. The bill includes Max's circus act with varied trained animals, Crendon and David, Mattylee Lippard, Lemon, McCarter and Marroon, Buster Keaton's new comedy, Kinograms and topics of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farnum
Boston
Farnum
Max
Creedon and
David
Mattylee Lippard
Charles F. Lemon
McCarter
Marroon
Buster Keaton
Woman in His House heads Gordon's Olympia week
The Woman in His House played last night at Gordon's Olympia and will headline the week. Cast includes Mildred Harris Ramsey Wallace Thomas Holding George Fisher Gareth Hughes Winter Hall Richard Hedrick Catherine Van Buren and Bob Walker. Hedrick's portrayal of the stricken child is praised. Also featured are a new pictorial review and a fresh comic picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon's Olympia
Mildred Harris
Ramsey Wallace
Thomas Holding
George Fisher
Gareth Hughes
Winter Hall
Little Richard Hedrick
Catherine van Buren
Bob Walker
Suffolk Theatre Presents Women Men Love and The Midlanders
The Suffolk Theatre showcases a star filled program headlined by Women Men Love with a renowned screen cast. The extra feature is The Midlanders starring Bessie Love. Also includes Selected news and reviews a nature scenic and Chaplin’s first reissue A Night in the Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Theatre
the Midlanders
Bessie Love
Charlie Chaplin
St James Theatre Presents Stars In One Night Vaudeville
Bert Lytell stars in A Message from Mars at the St James Theatre alongside Buster Keaton in The High Bign. The program includes Pathe News Chester Outing and five vaudeville acts with Bert Earl and his eight girls the Turner brothers Mills and Smith Walton Duo and Boyd and Nelson. Thursday Tom Mix appears in Hands Off with a new comedy news and five vaudeville acts.
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Bert Lytell
St. James Theatre
Mars
Buster Keaton
Pathe News
Chester
Bert Earl
Turner Brothers
Mills and Smith
Walton
Boyd
Nelson
Tom Mix
Henry Miller and Blanche Gates End Hollis Engagement
The Hollis Street Theatre closes a successful fortnight with Henry Miller and Blanche Gates in a final performance to another large and enthusiastic audience.
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Henry Miller
Blanche Gates
Hollis
The Lancaster Theatre Lineup Change Thursday
The Lancaster Theatre shows Bert Lyte in The Misleading Lady and The Lure of Youth with an all star cast. On Thursday a new program Forbidden Fruit stars Agnes Ayres Theodore Roberts Kathryn Williams and Forrest Stanley in leading parts.
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Lancaster Theatre
Bert Lytell
Agnes Ayres
Theodore Roberts
Kathryn Williams
Forrest Stanley
Vincent Club's Annual Show Earns Rave Boston Review
The Vincent Club premier at the Shubert-Plymouth Theatre drew strong praise for its musical comedy When South Meets North in two acts. Ruth Graves wrote the book and lyrics, with cast including Helen Bennett as Ronald Bayne and Jaquin Lopez portrayed by Mrs. H. H. Whitman. Performances continue tonight and again Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Club
Boston
Shubert-Plymouth
Vincent Memorial Hospital
Ronald Bayne
Helen Bennett
Jaquin Lopez
H. H. Whitman
Barbara Leslie
Dudley Ranney
Senorita Elenita Lamarca
Jessie Means
Jim Wiggin
John E. Thayer, Jr
Plymouth Theatre
Cantabs Baton Everett 14-2 in Slugfest
Cambridge Latin walloped Everett High 14 to 2 as Hall relieved Lefty Monroe in the fourth inning after eight runs had scored. Cambridge added six more runs. Clancy held the Cantabs to three hits in relief, while Everett miscued repeatedly. Culhane and Zarakov starred for Cambridge. Dearing sparkled for Everett in center. Time two hours. attendance 500.
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Monroe
Everett High
Cambridge
Everett
Culhane
Zarakov
Dearing
Tinberman
Gautreau
Duffey
McCreehen
Sullivan
MecCarron
Cushane
McCreehan
Balle
Clancy
Hall
Ssed Balla
Corkum
Bogash Wins Prominent Bout as Nelson Falls in Ninth
Louis Bogash scored another victory by dominating Wildcat Nelson from start to finish in the ninth round, dropping him twice with lefts to the jaw. The night also featured Battling Lahn vs Andy Powers with Powers protesting fouls, and Johnny Fox defeating Marty Silver in a six round fight.
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Lou Bogash
Wildcat Nelson
New York
Louis Bogash
Bogash
Nelson
Lahn
Brooklyn
Andy Powers
Powers
Johnny Fox
Marty Silver
Callahan Wins Bout on Foul in Columbus
Frankie Callahan the Columbus lightweight won on a foul in the first round of a scheduled 12 round bout with Gene Delmont of Memphis in Columbus tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan
Columbus, CO
Frankie Callahan
Columbus
Gene Delmont
Memphis
Merry Wives of Windsor staged by Henry Jewett Players at the Copley
The Merry Wives of Windsor opened at the Copley Theatre in a Henry Jewett revival. Viola Roach and Pamelia Gaythorne star as Mistress Page and Mistress Ford with Charles Warburton and Frederick Roland in key roles. The production features atmospheric bronzed scenery and kaleidoscopic period costumes. As You Like It is slated as the second revival in the series.
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Copley Theatre
Henry Jewett
Mr. Jewett
Boston Opera House
Viola Roach
Viola Roach Is Pulchritudinously Present As Mistress Page
Pamelia Gaythorne
Mistress Ford
Charles Warburton
Master Ford
Barry Whitcomb
Frederick Roland
Page House
Boston College Beats Maine 8 7 In Tight Baseball Battle
Boston College edged Maine 8 7 at University Heights in a sloppy game. Patten, Comerford and Urban sparked BC with key hits while Mullowney held on for Maine and was lifted after six. Wood led Maine with a late triple as BC pulled ahead in the seventh and eighth innings.
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Boston College
University of Maine
University Heights
Ben Roderick
B. C
Ben
Maine
Boston
Stearns
Jewett
Wood
Broderick
E. Philips
Tom Philips
Brother Ed
Patten
Mullowney
Young
Comerford
Liston
U. Maine
Pallips
Argent
Ymerford
P.j’hnson
Lorge
Urban
Ita.t'h's
Dowd
Brearns
M'rriss'y
Ha'gerty
Prescott
Roderick
Gime Salik Wee M'lowney
Be Iitesweide
le Maine
P. Johnson
Turge
A. Johnson
T. Philips
Morrissey
Philips
Errors
Morissey
Mullowner
Weed
O Roerick
Hass
Sargeant
EB. Philips
Dewd
Dan Barry
Kid Williams Defeats Burman in Eight-Round Bout
Kid Williams of Baltimore defeated Joe Burman of Chicago in an eight round boxing match held in Philadelphia as part of the event tonight.
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Philadelphia
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Joe Burman
Chicago
Referee Declares Bout No Contest at Baldwin A A Show
Soldier Bartfield of New York had a finish written to his boxing career at the Boston Arena last night. In the fourth round with Tommy Robson of Malden, the referee Noah Perry stopped the fray ending the feature bout of the Baldwin A A tournament.
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Soldier Bartfield
New York
Boston Arena
Tommy Robson
Malden
Noah Perry
Boxing bout ends in no contest amid wild crowd
In a chaotic arena a bout between Robson and Bartfield ends as a no contest after stoppage in the fourth round amid boos from over 6000 fans. Shubert and Baird staged a dramatic stay with Shubert winning the award while Doyle halted Loughlin in the third. Lynch defeated Coogan in four rounds.
M Carron Beats Robinson in Allentown Middleweight Bout
Jack McCarron of Allentown defeated George Robinson of Cambridge by decision in a clear win at the Academy A A. The bout saw Robinson suffer a cut lip and McCarron land effective right jabs to the body. In earlier action Young Roy of New Bedford beat Young Faos of Fall River in the semi final.
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Fall River
Jack McCarron
Allentown
George Robinson
Cambridge
Academy A. A
Robinson
Young Roy
New Bedford
Young Faos
Tiplitz Tops Droney in Six Rounds in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 25 Joe Tiplitz defeated Tim Droney in six rounds. Andy Chaney did not appear for his semi-windup bout with Harry Brown. Johnny Mahoney of Hazleton substituted and lost. Patsy Wallace outboxed Chalky Wiimer of Pittsburg in the opening bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joe Tiplitz
Tim Droney
Andy Chaney
Harry
Kid) Brown
Johnny Mahoney
Hazleton
Patsy Wallace
Chalky Wiimer
Pittsburg
Carpentier Chooses Jersey City Site for July 2 Bout
New York April 25 plans for Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight title fight include training in seclusion at Boyle's 30 acres near Montgomery Park in Jersey City with definite selection announced for the arena site.
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New York
Boyle
Montgomery Park
Jersey City
Dempsey-Carpentier
Dempsey and Carpentier Taste Training Plans for Fight
Dempsey's camp location remains undecided but Atlantic City is favored with public training. Carpentier plans secret preparation on Long Island Manhasset with manager Frances Descamps overseeing private drills while public viewings occur at a fee.
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Dempsey
Atlantic City
Carpentier
Long Island
Manhasset
Frances Descamps
England
Beckett
Wells
Spemina
Somerville Defeats Brookline 7 to 3 in Baseball Showdown
Somerville High over Brookline at Brookline Field 7 3 as Wickerson struggles allowing 12 hits. Chase belts a third inning homer for Brookline while McPhail stars on bases for Somerville with three steals and three runs.
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Somerville
Brookline Field
Brookline High
Wickerson
Brookline Boys
Corcoran
Brookline
Chase
MacPail
Somerville High
Rnuna
Willing
Gilkey
Simpson
McPaal
Casey
Mitchell
Coyne
McPhail
Casson
Arey
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