German and American sonderboats anchor at Marblehead
Marblehead August 23 German sonderboasts Hevella Margarethe Seehund II anchor off the Eastern Yacht Club with flags flying American boats Ellen Jayette Wolf overhauled rigging. Admiral Berendon and German yachtsmen hosted by Vice Commodore F Lewis Clark aboard the Emerald to view Corinthian Y C rating boats race. New York boats return to watch Taft cup races.
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Marblehead
Hevella
Margarethe
Seehund II
Eastern Yacht Club
Kaiserlicher Y. Co
Ellen
Jayette
Wolf
Admiral Berendon
F. Lewis Clark
Hastern V. C
Emerald
Corinthian Y. C
New York
DORELLO IS THE WINNER DORELLO IS THE WINNER
Marblehead August 23 A light drifting race in the first open event for rating classes M N and P saw five starters. Dorello in Class N won with times at the southeast breaker and Pig Rocks buoy, finishing far ahead of Wianno Marie L Orissa and Edjacko in a tight breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Sonderklasse
Corinthian Yacht Club
Corello
Vianno
Marie L
Orissa
Edjacko N
Bar Harbor
Adventuress
New York
Pig Rocks
Marie di
Edjacko
Dorello
Wianno
Worcester Wins Again Over Lowell in Police-Protected Finish
Worcester defeated Lowell 5 to 3 as police had to shield umpire Fahey in the ninth inning. The game featured multiple players with notable at bats and defensive plays, including Fitzpatrick and Fluharty contributing key hits for Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lowell
Worcester
Fahey
Flaharty
Shaw
Venable
Yerkes
F.patrick
Bradley
Flubarts
Steeg Burkett
C. F
Dangig
Logan
Howard
Russell
Wilkie
Rondeau
R.f
Vinson
Borst
G. L. Batchelder
McCune
Huston
Fanno
A. W. Stevens
Sline
Leonard
Orissa
George Atkinson
Kiernan
C.f
McIntyre
Ajacko I. S. E. Raymond
Fitzpatrick
Fluharty
Uniac
Danzig
Armory A A eyeing fair judging for opening show
The Armory A A plans a revamped judging setup with a referee and two judges, George Brown and Charley Williams, joining Maffit Flaherty to decide contestants fairly. Boxers Honey Mellody and Matty Baldwin face Billy Rolfe and Johnny Lynch tonight, with standings shaping college and amateur prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory A. A
George Brown
Charley Williams
Field Day at Holy Redeemer Draws 7000 Faithful in Boston
The Church of the Holy Redeemer in East Boston held its second annual field day at Point of Pines drawing about 7000 parishioners, friends, and guests. Events featured aquatic races, a Boston fire department vs Lynn police baseball game, dancing, a vaudeville show, band concert, fireworks, and competitive rowing including the Jeffries Point and Riverside clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Holy Redeemer
East Boston
Point of Pines
the Holy Redeemer Parish
Boston Firemen
Lynn Police
Jeffries Point
West Lynn B. C
Brophy
Leggett
O’hara
Sweeney
Monroe
Callahan
Largan
Keating
McGinn
Riverside B. C. V.’s
Cambridge
Farraguts
Joseph Dowling
St. Joseph
John Brassell
Riverside
N. A. Sherman
John O’brien
BE. H. S
A. M. Bowser
Lynn
M. J. Kennerink
Frank O. O’hara
Tom Conners
Boston Latin School
Bowser
Sherman
J. Burke
Cambridgeport Gym
Frank Shehan
South Boston
Boston Fire Department
Fire Department
Unfinished Sports Card: Intercity Matchups Listed
American league fixtures include Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit New York at St. Louis Washington at Cleveland National league games feature St. Louis at Boston Pittsburg at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn New England schedule shows 411 at Lawrence two games Fall River and Worcester at Lowell with incomplete lines
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H. E
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Pittsburghs
Eesees
Brooklyn
Seeeta
St. Louis
St. Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New England
Worcester
Ewes
Lowell
New Bedford
O. Ete
Eeeeseere
Lynn Eens
Lawrence Eeree
Ees
Heydler’s dual umpiring and playing background noted
President John A Heydler is praised for settling disputes between umpires and players because of experience on both sides of the game. He once pitched as an amateur and called games for Nick Young in earlier days. Nap Lajoie’s final act as Cleveland manager was a strikeout with Cy Morgan of the Athletics delivering fast balls.
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John A. Heydler
Heydler
Nick Young
Nap
Lajoie
Cleveland
Cy” Morgan
The
Athletics
New Bedford shuts out Lynn 3 to 0 in baseball
New Bedford defeats Lynn 3 to 0 as O Connor pitches a fine game holding Lynn to 3 hits through eight and a half. Crum Burg and Bauman Cunningham shine in hitting and infielding as New Bedford builds a 3 0 lead with Bauman Crum Ulrich driving runs.
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New Bedford
Lynn
O'Connor
Crum and Burg
Bauman
Cunningham
O’connor
Crum
Ulrich
Wilson
Hemphill
Hamilton
Conway
Buckley
New Bedford Lynn
Barrows
As Wallace
Keller
Joo E
Dun’ham
Burg
Page
Stem
Z'man
Ros
Lawrence Beats Haverhill 4 2 In Cull Game
Lawrence defeats Haverhill 4 to 2 as scratch hits and errors tilt the Cull game. Connaughton leads the offense with two base hits and multiple RBIs.
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Haverhill
Lawrence
Connaughton
White
Bannon
LaRrence Vsiccce
Cooney
Bellis
Ainsmith
Jolly
Warner
Rorty
Parishioners plan big reception for Monsignor O'Brien
The Church of the Sacred Heart East Cambridge parish held a meeting in The Parish Hall Otis Street to arrange a large reception for Rev John F O'Brien recently named monsignor by Pope Pius X An executive committee of 150 men was appointed to oversee the celebration slated for Mechanics Hall in October.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
East Cambridge
Otis Street
John F. O’brien
Mechanics’ Hall
Boxing card at Armory A A features referee judges aid
Moffitt Flaherty acts as third man in the ring with two assisting judges as in amateur bouts to settle disputes. Mellody trains for Rolfe in a bout set to test his return form. Lynch aims to headliner by beating Matty Baldwin, while Conley vows never to be beaten by a colored boxer. Sullivan trains for Buckers ahead of Omaha bout.
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Moffitt Flaherty
Armory A. A
Flaherty
Hughey McLean
Mellody
Rolfe
Matty Baldwin
Johnny Lynch
Lynch
Matty
Charlestown
Conley
Johnson
Readers ask about sports and rowing events in Boston
The column responds to reader questions on sports topics including the Doves Western trip results and McLean’s team at the time of injury. It notes earned runs definition and directs inquiries about the Labor Day Charles regatta to James Fox of the St. Alphonsus A. A. in Roxbury.
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Boston
Sam Berger
Doves
St. Louis
Lowell
Gessler
McLean
Cincinnati
Jimmy Gardner
Ireland
Co. C
Charles
James Fox
St. Alphonsus A. A
Roxbury
Last of the 1915 Boston meets set for Saturday
The final 1915 Boston elimination meets will be held Saturday afternoon in South Boston North Brighton and the Charlesbank with registration centers across Brighton South Boston and the West End. Local coordinators include O'Brien Crowley Matthews Leary O'Donnell Redding and O'Reilly as venues host registration at multiple drugstores clubs and grocers.
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Boston
South Boston
North Brighton
Charlesbank
Fred L. O’brien
James H. Crowley
William C. Matthews
M Street Playground
Leo Leary
John J. O'Donnell
Michael Redding
John O'Reilly
Brighton
West End
Harvey Watson
Allston Station
James O'Connell
North Brighton Playground
O’rourke
Brighton Centre
Staples & Towse
Oak Square
South Boston Athletic Club
Broadway
Niel Cronin’s
P and Fourth Streets
J. J. Tobin
Dorchester
Eighth Streets
Martin & Costello
Dorchester Street
Edward T. Hopkins
FE Street
Drew Brothers
South Charles
Cambridge Streets
O'Brien's
Poplar Street
John Lynch
Leverett Street
Murphy's Grocery Store
Charles and
Mt. Vernon Streets
Stone’s
Chambers Street
Bar Association Meet Opens in Detroit
One hundred fifty leading lawyers gather in Detroit for the annual American Bar Association meeting. Frederick W. Lehmann of Missouri will deliver the President's address reviewing notable changes in statute law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
America
American Bar Association
Frederick W. Lehmann
Missouri
Quincy Adams Sawyer at Orpheum Enchants Big Audience
Morison's company presents Quincy Adams Sawyer at the Orpheum Theatre for a second week drawing large crowds. Edna Bruns as the blind girl delivers a standout portrayal, with Howell Hansell giving a near perfect Quincy Adams Sawyer. Supporting cast including Weady Walker Meehan Mason Linton Meagher Morison Clinton Sanders Royal Lothrop Hollis Birch praised for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morison
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Orpheum Theatre
Edna Bruns
Miss Bruns
Howell Hansell
William Weady
Walter Walker
John Meehan
William Mason
Paul Linton
Frank Meagher
Rose Morison
Katherine Clinton
Mary Sanders
Elizabeth Royal
Grace Lothrop
Holly Hollis
Myrley Birch
Fallen Among Thieves at Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hundreds of women enjoyed a melodrama about a country girl lured from home who is engaged to her youth’s sweetheart. Her sweetheart and father pursue her to New York, she is found and returns home after trials. Charlotte Hunt and Frederick Van Rensselaer lead. stock cast strong. moving pictures shown. bargain matinees for ladies.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
New York
Hester
Charlotte Hunt
Frederick van Rensselaer
Andersonville
John Craig Stock Company Opens Season at Castle Square
The sale of seats for the second year opening at Castle Square Theatre progresses rapidly for next Monday. The company presents Clothes a sparkling American comedy with John Craig Mary Young Gertrude Binley Theodore Friebus and Donald Meek rehearsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craig
Castle Square
Mr. Craig
Mary Young
Gertrude Binley
Theodore Friebus
Donald Meek
Gaiety Theatre Opens Second Season With Jersey Lillies
The Gaiety opened its second season to two crowded crowds as the Jersey Lillies company delivered merriment and music. Leon Errol and James Cooper led the show with strong support from Mackey Jackson and James, while Miss Lucia Cooper and Fanny Vedder appeared in multiple costumes. The vaudeville lineup included MacSweeney in His First Lesson, the Alvarettas, Fanny Vedder with the National Four, and Chattering Chums with James E. and Lucia Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Lillies
Leon Errol
James Cooper
Blutch
Fanny Vedder
National Four
Mackey and Croix
James E
Lucia Cooper
Scenic Temple Opens 1909-10 Season With Noted Cast
Crowds fill Scenic Temple for the first performances of the season. The lobby shines like Fairy land and the audience applauds every number. Jock McCoy delivers Scottish songs, Grace Lavelle captivates as a soprano, and Honey Johnson, the man with the gold shoes, stands out as a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock McCoy
Harry Lauder
Grace Lavelle
Honey Johnson
Theatre Premier Showcases Humanoscope With Top Bill
The humanoscope at Theatre Premier draws strong crowds amid a first class film lineup and new musical acts. Notable features include Doomed and Queen of the Quarry offering excitement and distinction. The humanoscope runs for the rest of the week with music as a highlighted specialty.
Hub Theatre Vaudeville Offer Delights Audiences
At the Hub Theatre a lively vaudeville program features songs by a ladies' orchestra and acts from Lester and Kellett Murphy and Frances James Chadwick. The Miles brothers provide comedy and emotional pictures, praised as highly entertaining by patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Theatre
Ladies’ Orchestra
Lester and Kellett
Murphy and
Frances
James Chadwick
Miles Brothers
Wonderland Extends Season With Nightly Vaudeville Acts
Wonderland will stay open through Sunday night September 12. The week features Dick Plunkett and company with a blackface act In a Medical College Ben Walker the local comedian Frothingham and Denham in a singing dancing act and the Bingham Emmett Weston Elliott sisters in new performances The fairy spectacle Cinderella continues daily drawing crowds.
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Dick Plunkett and
Ben Walker
Frothingham
Denham
Lottie
Hazel Bingham
Rose Emmett
Florence Weston
Elliott Sisters
Cinderella
Lyman Howe's Pictures Begin Second Week at Tremont Temple
The second week of Lyman HH Howe's moving pictures at Tremont Temple opened yesterday with a railway ride through the Gorge du Var in France and a show showing how a heavy gun is cast and finished. Also featured were target practice of a battleship's 12 inch guns sunset views and scenes in Algeria British Columbia and Canada.
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Lyman HH. Howe
Tremont Temple
Gorge du Var
France
Algeria
British Columbia
Fifth week of Fadettes concerts at Keiths Theatre opens
The Fadettes led by Caroline B Nichols present a varied programme with National Emblem March and Il Trovatore tunes drawing long applause. Vaudeville features include Harry De Coe the equilibrist, Fred Hallen and Molly Fuller in A Lesson at 11 P M and Max Yorks trained fox terriers act.
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Keith’s Theatre
Caroline B. Nichols
Harry de Coe
Fred Hallen
Molly Fuller
Max York
Mlle
Nelly
Tom Dempsey
Hogan
Raymond and
Caverly
Adelaide Herrmann
Royal
Imperial Kitabanzai
Charles River
Riverside
Howard Athenaeum II opens with a lively military style show
The Howard Athenaeum II launch featured the Yankee Doodle Girls military maneuvers, fanmaking by Sadie Huested and Julia Sevon, two burlettas A Modern Genus and Up in the Air, and a full bill of acts. Performers included Mae Elliott, Sadie Melville, Mae Morrison, Stella Adams, Ruby Neville, The Four Maganis, Burnham and Greenwood, and many others with manager Jay Hunt front and center. The show ran from 1 to 11 with continuous acts and comic numbers throughout.
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Howard
Sadie Huested
Julia Sevon
Gladstone
Mae Elliott
Sadie Melville
Mae Morrison
Stella Adams
Ruby Neville
Lillian Dennis
Thelma Frank
Norma Hastings
Julia Wilson
Junita Bertram
Delores Trevor
Grace Gregor
Della Walters
Jeanette Lewis
Grace Callahan
Harry Seyon
Harry Hearn
Joe Dixon Collins
Hawley
Bailey
Fickett
Jay Hunt
Maganis
Burnham
Greenwood
Sterling and Chapman
Silver
Sands
Mead and Trow
John Dahl
Heather
Plunkett and Ritter
Ruth Belmer
New Palace Theatre Presents Top Variety Bill This Week
The New Palace Theatre features an all star bill with the Four Nightingales high on the program. Mlle Viola performs serpentine and fire dances while Harry Mack delivers light comedy. De Veaux twins, Elaine LeBarron and illustrated songs add novelty. Motion pictures close the program.
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New Palace Theatre
Four Nightingales
Mlle
Viola
Harry Mack
de Veaux Twins
Dainty Elaine LeBarron
Columbia Theatre Brims With Laughs And Wrestling Headlines
The Columbia Theatre drew a full house as William B. Watson and his troupe presented two farces The Beautiful Clover and The Bashful Venus with classic Watson humor. Etta Victoria wowed the audience, while Leo Pardello faces Franz Orderman in a finish wrestling bout tomorrow. Amateurs with new acts are promised Friday under manager Farren.
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Columbia
William B. Watson
Watson
Venus
Etta Victoria
Eeard
Leo Pardello
Franz Orderman
Farren
Theatre Comique Showcases Cameraphone Act and Star Cast
Patrons at Theatre Comique enjoy a novelty in film, the Cameraphone. The program includes The Way of the Cross The Web of Fate Before the Dawn and Wifey Away Hubby at Play with Wright Brothers and Their Aeroplane as a feature. Artists Gordon Richards Wither Ray and the duet of Elsie Conley and Sadie Perry perform in illustrated songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Comique
Hubby
Wright
Gordon Richards
Wither Ray
Elsie Conley
Sadie Perry
Medford Boulevard Theatre Hosts Fresh Summer Musical
Patrons at the Medford Boulevard Summer Theatre are reminded of the direct route via the Fellsway line from Sullivan Square. The outdoor venue presents a new musical comedy titled The Maid and the Man, with audience reception stronger than previous shows The Brinkley Girl and In Mexico. Matt Ott well knows how to please summer theatre crowds.
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Medford Boulevard
Sullivan Square
Fellsway Line
Mexico
Matt Ott
Paragon Park Fireworks Display Sets Attendance Record
A $1000 fireworks show at Paragon Park, staged by Manager Dodge last Saturday, drew the largest single evening crowd ever, with plans announced to repeat and expand the program next week while daily features and the Palm Garden remain crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Paragon Park
Vaudeville Star Frank Bush Headlines Lexington Park Attractions
Lexington Park offers an open air theatre vaudeville bill led by Frank Bush. Visitors can also enjoy the zoological garden, the Woman's Imperial Orchestra, the Casino and restaurant, toboggan slide and the merry-go-round with many other park amusements during the final weeks of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Park
Park of Pines
Frank Bush
Zoological Garden
Woman’s Imperial Orchestra
Globe Theatre Acts Highlight Banjo Stars and Pictorial Numbers
The Globe Theatre presents Stuart Collins and his banjo girls, Greek shooter George Georgalas, a clever duo Norris and Wiley, and McIntyre with Ward in humorous talk. Jack Manley and Miss Irving perform pictorial numbers. pictures are pleasing. The program changes Thursday. Seat sales for Ward and Voices begin next Monday ahead of Labor Day engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Collins
Globe
George Georgalas
Norris
Wiley
McIntyre
Ward
Jack Manley
Miss Irving
Ward and Voices
The
Abdallah Ali troupe heads Norumbega Park vaudeville bill
Norumbega Park presents a strong weekly program led by the Abdallah Ali Arabian acrobats. The Jolly Two McNish and Penfold entertain with lively musical comedy, Lola Merrill and Frank Otto perform After the Shower, and the Reed brothers offer new aerial comedy and homograph acts.
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Norumbega Park
Abdallah Ali
McNish
Penfold
Reed Brothers
Clothier Defeats Behr in Four Sets at National Tennis Tourney
In Newport Rhode Island on August 23 Clothier, after a cautious start, beat Behr in four sets. Behr made many errors while Clothier played steady tennis. In other fifth round results Cragin defeated Pell. winners also included Palmer McLoughlin Inman and Touchard with eight players remaining.
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Newport
R. I
Clothier
Behr
W. B. Cragin, Jr
T. R. Pell
N. W. Niles
Cragin
Palmer
McLoughlin
Inman
Touchard
W. J. Clothier
E. H. Whitney
T. C. Bundy
R. H. Palmer
M. E. McLoughlin
F. C. Inman
G. F. Touchard
Billy Sunday Hurt by Auto Collision Near Yellow Creek Lake
In La Porte Indiana on August 23 the baseball evangelist Billy Sunday and his wife were injured when their car collided with another vehicle near Yellow Creek Lake. Their car rolled into a ditch. Mrs Sunday was severely hurt while Billy Sunday suffered painful bruises. Sunday was driving at high speed and attempted to pass the other car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte
Ind
Yellow Creek Lake
Billy’’ Sunday
Sunday
Plans for Sons of Veterans encampment measures
Washington August 23 The council in chief of the Sons of Veterans U S A considered actions for the 28th encampment opening tomorrow with topics including national headquarters, a memorial hall, and a joint peace monument with the United Sons of Confederate Veterans. Plans for the peace monument and memorial hall are expected to be finalized at the encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sons of Veterans
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Peace Monument
Memorial Hall
Somerville Names Choice For House Nominee Endorsed
About 2 percent of the 26th Middlesex district Republicans met at 1 Harvard Place Somerville to endorse Leon M. Conwell of Precinct 1 Ward 6, a former School Board member. The three-seat district lists William L. Waugh, Co W Eldridge, Ernest L. Taylor, Z B Che, and Howard D. Moore as other candidates. A meeting for Mr. Waugh supporters is set for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Somerville
Harvard Place
Leon M. Conwell
William L. Waugh
Co. W. Eldridge
Ernest L. Taylor
Z. B. Che
Howard D. Moore
Mr. Waugh
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Duffey
Johnny Mack
Jack Moakley
Kiviat
Sheppard
Moakley
Cornell
Mack
Yale
Mel” Sheppard
Emil Lunghi
Mel
Honey Mellody
Billy Rolfe
Constance Titus
Jim Fox
Jack O'Neil
Titus
O'Neil
Boat Club
Jerry Faulkner
Riverside Club
John Buckley
Elsie Akeroyd
James Green
Brookline
Winthrop Snow
Winthrop High School
Emerson
Mt. Carmels
Mt. Carmel
Frederick Cary
John Searl
James Pope
Jennie Conne
Mildred Connors
Mildred Twiterd
Thomas Hughes
Louis Pucciaren
John Sears
Thomas Sughes
Frank O'Hara
B. BH. S
Frank McPhee
Orland Williams
Lynn Y. M. C. A
J. W. Mahoney
Walter Landry
George Brock
Ben James
Walter Weaver
KF R. Heslop
J. ©. Duke
William F
Shell
Jeffries Point Club
Riverside RB. C
Farragut A. C
St. Joseph B. C
West Lynn RB. GC
Riverside Boat Club
Riley
Shea
McCarthy
Dwyer
Davy
Sullivan
Murphy
McAuliffe
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Guy Buckers
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Manchester
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Tim Sullivan
Newburyport
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Young McDonough
Howard and the Gaiety
Castle Square Theatre
Gaiety Theatre
Lyman Howe
Howard Atheneum
Austin & Stone’s Museum
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Biped
Tom Thumb
Aivera
Coulon
Manhattan Girls
Tom Bullock
Frank Vanetta
Ed Keen
Ida Campbell
Cassie French
Gal Sal
Fred Caldwell
Ross and
Ross
Mollie Warren
Tom Parks
Columbia Theatre
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Globe Theatre
Billy Sunday
Plan Union Peace Shaft
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