Irish Freedom Suit Seeks Halt to Expulsions
A New York Supreme Court suit seeks an injunction against the national executive committee of the Friends of Irish Freedom to stop expelling Jeremiah Maher, Catherine McHugh, and five other New York members without hearings amid criticisms of fund handling.
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New York
Supreme Court
National Executive Committee
The
Friends of Irish Freedom
Jeremiah ¥. Maher
Catherine McHugh
Michael 3B
McGrael
Executive Committee
National Committee
Stars at Bowdoin Square Theatre and Vaudeville Mix
Yesterday at Bowdoin Square Theatre William S Hart appeared in Sand along with Harry Morey in The Gauntlet of Greed Charlie Chaplin in The Rink and Eddie Polo in The Vanishing Dagger Vaudeville showcased Grant Gardner Spanish Goldenis Billy and Effie Hall in A Duke for a Night Chief Eagle Horne Indian novelty and Brown and Coty in current hits of the day
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Bowdoin Square
Williams
Hart
Harry Morey
Charlie Chaplin
Eddie Polo
Grant Gardner
Goldenis
Billy and Effie Hall
Chief Eagle Horne
Brown and Coty
My Lady Friends Opens Season at Selwyn’s Park Square
Seats for H. H. Frazee’s comedy My Lady Friends went on sale today at the box office of Selwyn's Park Square Theatre. The show opens the season next Monday evening.
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H. H. Frazee
Selwyn
Park Square Theatre
Diamond Dyes Insist on Easy Directions for Safe Dyeing
Package urges use of Diamond Dyes with clear simple steps to dye fabrics without streaking. Emphasizes following instructions to protect material and achieve uniform color. Packed with concise guidance for household dye projects.
Freezone promises quick corn relief and removal
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment. A tiny bottle sells for a few cents and claims to stop pain instantly and let the corn lift away without soreness or irritation.
Simple Way To End Dandruff At Night
A home remedy claims four ounces of plain liquid arvon dissolved into the scalp will dissolve and destroy dandruff. Nightly application moistened into the scalp with fingertips is said to halt itching and leave hair fluffy and glossy after three or four uses.
The Black Sheep and a Village Romance
Principal actors include George Laxton the Black Sheep and Norah Ackroyd as the bright-haired country girl. Laur ie Fenton and Ryan Hewett weave into a courtship tangled with Barton Manor debts and jealousy. A sprained wrist and a secret kiss seal a tense, melodramatic moment.
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George Laxton
Black Sheep
Barton Manor
Norah Ackroyd
Laxton
Norah
Laurie Fenton
London
Laurie
Ryan Hewett
Bitro-Phosphate Ad Promises Youthful Vitality
An old advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a pure organic phosphate that feeds nerves and blood, claiming it restores spirits, renews ambition, and helps men and women look and feel younger. It stresses phosphorus as essential for vigor and mental endurance and urges purchase at druggists in original packaging.
Norah Faces Unwanted Advances and Rodney's Proposa
Norah evades Rodney Ackroyd after a tense afternoon with Laxton. Rodney, jealous and lovelorn, confesses enduring love and asks for marriage, shocking Norah who must deny him and retreat to her room as Friday the dog waits at the door.
Whining to be let in and the sunlit dining room
Norah and Rodney interact after him insisting on secrecy. He avoids eye contact as she asks for a promise not to tell their father. She checks his coat button and then looks up with distant, alien eyes. The scene ends with a continuation promised in tomorrow's Post and daily thereafter.
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Laxton
Lumsden
Dr. Bethune
Norah
Mr. Ackroyd
Rodney
Vilage
Friday
Lumsden Village
Barton Manor
Father
Mary Young at Keith's shines in Rosalind sketch
Mary Young, a longtime Boston favorite, opens a Keith's Theatre vaudeville engagement with Rosalind a Barrie sketch. Billy B Van and James J Corbett share top billing in a comedy travesty. The bill includes Horace Goldin Harry Cooper Coley and Jaxon Murphy and White Wilfred Dubois Maleta Bonconi and the El Rey Sisters. Topics of the Day and the Kineograms accompany an exceptionally strong program.
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Mary Young
Boston
Keith’s
Rosalind
J. M. Barrie
Miss Young
Craig Players
Billy B. van
James J. Corbett
Van
Jim Corbett
Horace Goldin
Harry Cooper
Bernivisi Brothers headline Loew's Orpheum bill
Yesterday at Loew's Orpheum Theatre the Bernivisi Brothers topped the programme with A Night in Venice. Russell and Drew and other acts followed, with The Gift Supreme starring Bernard Durning and Harry Carey in Human Stuff to close the half program.
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Loew
Orpheum Theatre
Bernivisi Brothers
Venice
Russell
Drew
Mack and Dean
Dave
Lillian
Asahi
Thames Brothers
Gift Supreme
Bernard Durning
Harry Carey
St James Theatre Presents The Cheater and New Vaudeville
The St James Theatre now shows The Cheater with May Allison. Also on stage are Misguided Love news and vaudeville with Two Hawaiians Frances and Delmar Hall and Marion Rees and Le Duc and Four Galdrens. Thursday George Walsh stars in Sink or Swim with all new vaudeville.
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May Allison
St. James Theatre
Frances
Delmar
Hall
Marion
Rees
le Duc
Four Galdrens
George Walsh
The Fighting Chance at Modern and Beacon Theatres
The screen adaptation of The Fighting Chance with Conrad Nagel and Ana Q. Nilsson opens at Modern and Beacon Theatres. Darla Kenton stars in Harvest Moon while Carter DeHaven appears in Vacation Times, a light comedy.
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Robert W. Chambers
Modern
Beacon Theatres
Conrad Nagel
Ana Q. Nilsson
Darla Kenyon
Carter DeHaven
Norumbega Park Adds New Musical Attractions
Manuel Romaine, the minstrel tenor, with That Trio instrumentalists and Lewis and Henderson novelty musicians join a 12 piece concert orchestra for this week at Norumbega Park. Rex Beach’s The Silver Horde screens. Twinkle Twinkle showcased at young folks morning performances today and Friday.
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Manuel Romaine
Lewis and Henderson
Norumbega Park
Rex Beach
Park Theatre Presents Widow by Proxy and Mizzoura Run
Marguerite Clark stars as a double deceiver in Widow by Proxy which opens a two day run at the Park Theatre last night. Augustus Thomas new play In Mizzoura adapted to the screen with Major Robert Warwick to be shown Wednesday and Thursday. Friday and Saturday feature L Apache with Dorothy Dalton from Thomas H Ince.
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Marguerite Clark
Park Theatre
Augustus Thomas
Robert Warwick
Thomas H. Ince
Dorothy Dalton
Frivolous Wives tops Boston Theatre bill this week
Judging from heart interest and exciting episodes Frivolous Wives is one of the best photoplays of the season at the Boston Theatre. The vaudeville includes Fred Sosman and Gladys Sloan in Just Us Tim Kirby Joe Quinn and Lina Anger in On the Street Hewitt and Mitchell Jennifer Brothers and Cordoni the accordion player.
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Boston
Fred Sosman
Gladys Sloan
Tim Kirby
Joe Quinn
Lina Anger
Hewitt and Mitchell
Jennier Brothers
Cordoni
May Allison Stars In The Cheater At Central Square
Central Square Theatre presents May Allison in The Cheater from the Judah drama by Henry Arthur Jones as the first half bill at Gordon's Cambridge Central Square Theatre. Vaudeville includes the Royal Sydneys novelty juggling and cycling sketch Stewart and Ness in The Two Happy Tramps the Murray girls in songs and dances a Hungarian rhap sody Burns and Kissas complete change Thursday featuring The Deep Purple.
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May Allison
Judah
Henry Arthur Jones
Gordon
Cambridge Central Square Theatre
Royal Sydneys
Stewart and
Ness
Murray Girls
Burns and
Kissas
The
Deep Purple
Exeter Street Theatre Presents A Trio Of Plays This Week
For the first three days at the Exeter Street Theatre the program includes Out of the Storm adapted from The Tower of Ivory by Gertrude Atherton with Wallace Reid. The last half features Let's Be Fashionable with Douglas McLean and Doris May, and May Allison stars in The Cheater.
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Exeter Street Theatre
Tower of Ivory
Gertrude Atherton
Wallace Reid
Abed
Douglas McLean
Doris May
May Allison
Paragon Park and Palm Garden Delighting Visitors
Paragon Park and the Palm Garden attract crowds with a weekly changing cabaret show featuring vaudeville acts. The popular attractions promise novel features and continued entertainment for guests.
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Paragon Park
Palm Garden
Howard Atheneum to Open Box Office for Tittle Tattle
The Howard Atheneum box office will open Thursday for the season’s first attraction The Tittle Tattle Company, which begins Monday next.
Waldron's Casino Reopens With Campbell Show
Waldron's Casino opens this week after a thorough redecorating. A Saturday matinee features Campbell's play Liberty Girls, signaling a fresh start for the venue.
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Waldron's
Campbell
Murphy Engagement of Louise Murphy and Commander Grady
Fire Commissioner and Mrs John R Murphy announce the engagement of their daughter Louise Murphy to Commander Ronan C Grady USN. The marriage is planned for October. Grady, son of the late Major Grady of the Ninth Regiment, fought at Santiago and later led Division 11 at the New London submarine base.
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John R. Murphy
Louise Murphy
Ronan C. Grady
Grady
Major Grady
Ninth Regiment
Santiago
Boston
Miss Murphy
Tuileries
James Smiley Murphy
Submarine Division
Navy
New London
Conn
Drastic Irish Bill Reported by London Cabinet
The cabinet is said to have virtually completed a new Irish bill enabling trial without jury in Ireland and expanding military and police powers. Officials say breakdowns in crown courts due to arrests and jury unavailability in the south and west have driven the plan. High justice and court officials would be appointed to sit only in Dublin to prevent attacks on sessions. The bill’s introduction is timed for discussion on Thursday and final passage on Friday.
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London
Ireland
Dublin
Cardinal Logue Bans Political Gatherings in Armagh
Cardinal Logue announces in Belfast that political gatherings are forbidden in the archdiocese of Armagh on August 15 the Feast of the Assumption. He says plans will be enforced with church authority and asks faithful to refrain from political action on that day.
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Belfast
Logue
Archdiocese of
Armagh
Destruction and sectarian strife cited in recent outrages
The note laments worsening violence, life and property losses, and crown troops sacking towns. It warns even churches are not spared and describes sacrilegious outrages and bloodshed within sacred precincts.
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House of God
Fight in Limerick Leaves One Dead and Wounded
Details from general headquarters describe a 50 man ambush in Bruree County Limerick. An officer and five military cyclists were attacked. one cyclist was mortally wounded and another badly injured. The raiders used the wounded man as cover until soldiers rescued him and recovered the rifle.
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Dublin
Bruree
Limerick
De Valera Leaves New York Without Destination
Eamone Valera left his New York hotel without a forwarding address amid reports of a planned Baltic voyage with Archbishop Mannix. A London despatch cited differences with Diarmid Lynch prompting Lynch to resign from the republican Parliament. Friends suspected a Washington trip after farewell to Mannix, but no arrival reported.
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Say de Valera
New York
Eamone Valera
Baltic
Mannix
London
Diarmid Lynch
de Valera
Washington
Gordon's Strand Show Listings At Upham's Corner
May Allison stars in The Cheater at Gordon's Strand Upham's Corner yesterday. Today and Wednesday Bryant Washburn in The Sins of St Anthony alongside Strand Weekly and other features. Douglas Fairbanks headlines The Molly Coddle on Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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May Allison
Gordon's Strand
Upham's Corner
Bryant Washburn
Douglas Fairbanks
Lancaster Theatre Presents Two Feature Photoplays
Yesterday the Lancaster Theatre showed Marjorie Rambeau in The Fortune Teller and Lou Tellegen in Blind Youth. Thursday adds Gloria Swanson and Thomas Meighan in Why Change Your Wife and Alice Brady in The Dark Lantern.
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Lancaster Theatre
Marjorie Rambeau
Lou Tellegen
Gloria Swanson
Thomas Meighan
Alice Brady
Auto Theft Probe Deepens in Middlesex Grand Jury
Middlesex county tightens the auto theft inquiry as District Attorney Tufts summons Herman L. Barney to testify before the grand jury. Pressure grows to call other convicted suspects while Cambridge officials seek warrants and await Judge Almy’s review.
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Middlesex County
Tufts
Herman L. Barney
Deininger
al Pfaeff
John Buckley
Dick White
Barney
Cambridge
Charles Almy
Almy
John J. McBride
Harvey
Wagner
Patrick J. Hurley
John P. Feeney
H. M. Stearns
Feeney
British Ambassador to Spend August in Maine
Sir land Geddes the British ambassador to Canada and his personal staff left Washington for Dark Harbor Maine to spend August. He will travel to Canada and make short trips from Dark Harbor to deliver several addresses.
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Maine
Washington
Land Geddes
Canadien
Dark Harbor
Canada
Don't Ever Marry at Gordon's Olympia
Three women pursue a single suitor in Marshall Neilan's new comedy Don’t Ever Marry showing this week at Gordon's Scollay Square Olympia. The Olympia Weekly offers five acts of vaudeville to accompany the feature.
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Marshall Neilan
Gordon
Scollay Square
Olympia
Washington Street
Tremont Theatre Shows Near End of Mary Engagement
Crowds flocked to see the Cohan attraction as it enters its final month at Tremont Theatre. Last night hundreds were turned away for lack of seats, signaling continued strong demand in the remaining days of the run.
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Cohan
Fenway Theatre bill features Faversham and Burke
Last night at Fenway Theatre William Faversham starred in The Man Who Lost Himself while Billie Burke appeared in Away Goes Prudence Miss Gertrude Breene sang Thursday brings Douglas MacLean and Doris May in Lets Be Fashionable Pauline Frederick in The Woman in Room 13 and Charles Chaplin in Behind the Screen
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Fenway Theatre
William Faversham
Billie Burke
Gertrude Breene
Douglas MacLean
Doris May
Pauline Frederick
Charles Chaplin
Tremont Temple Show Heats Up With Deliverance Play
Helen Keller stars in the life story centered film play Deliverance at Tremont Temple this week. The production draws crowds eager to see Keller's performance and the stage adaptation of her biography.
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Helen Keller
Deliverance
Tremont Temple
Kissing Time to Open at Shubert Theatre August 9
Tickets go on sale next Thursday for Empire Producing Corporation's bon-bon melody play Kissing Time to be staged at the Shubert Theatre beginning August 9.
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Empire Producing Corporation
Shubert Theatre
Gordon's Old South to Reopen with The Yellow Moon
Nathan H. Gordon announces the Old South Theatre will join the Gordon chain and reopen Monday August 9 at a.m. featuring Anita Stewart in The Yellow Moon.
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Nathan H. Gordon
Old South Theatre
Gordon Theatres
Anita Stewart
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