Casualty list shows 500 more names in war report
Official War Department figures add about five hundred names to yesterday's casualty list totaling 2272 for the nation. Almost half died in action with New England suffering the day's largest losses. Major Christopher Lee of Dorchester is among the prominent officers listed as severely wounded and recovering.
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War Department
New England
Christopher ¥. Lee
Dorchester
Pam Saat
West Sssians Ose
New England Boys On Casualty List Official List
The record lists soldiers from Massachusetts and nearby states marked as wounded or missing in action. Names include Maury J. Shea of Middletown Connecticut and George R. Wright of Braintree Massachusetts among many others with home towns across New England.
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New England
Pope Keeps Up Peace Efforts
A Cologne dispatch reports Cardinal Gasparri says the Pope showed deep sympathy for Germany during the war and urged belligerents to end mutual destruction. He pressed leaders to pursue armistice talks and a just peace under sacred vows.
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Pope
Amsterdam
Cologne
Maascrade
Hartmann
Germany
Gasparri
Chanukah Celebration Planned at Camp Devens
Arrangements completed for a large Chanukah celebration at the Jewish Welfare Board hut in Camp Devens under the Hospitality House. Jewish guests from the city will attend with music by Samuel Adelman and choir, a patriotic address by Rabbi Harry Levi, and a commemorative entertainment in Chanukah cheer.
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Jewish Welfare Board
Camp Devens
The
Welfare Board
Samuel Adelman
Harry Levi
Temple Israel
Mr. Adelman
Bedini Presents Fifth Parisian Revue at Gayety Theatre
Jean Bedini offers his new Parisian novelty at the Gayety Theatre marking the fifth consecutive annual musical revue in his series. The cast includes Bedini, Clark and McCullough, the Kelso brothers, Helen Lorayne, May Myers, Fifi De laur, Babe Wright, and a select group of real beauties chosen for the show.
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Jean Bedini
Gayety Theatre
Mr. Bedini
Clark and McCullough
Kelso Brothers
Helen Lorayne
May Myers
Fifi Delaur
Babe Wright
Uphams Corner Strand Show Highlights
Pauline Frederick drew an ovation in A Daughter of the Old South at Upham's Corner Strand. Constance Talmadge enhanced her reputation in Mrs Leffingwell's Boots. The strand also featured Sunshine comedy and Strand News Weekly on the hill with The Romance of Tarzan, Bryant Washburn in The Gypsy Trail, Her First Mistake, Matt and Jeff, Cora Tracy and the Strand organ.
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Upham’s Corner
Pauline Frederick
Upham’s Corner Strand
Constance Talmadge
Mrs. Leffingwell
Boots
Strand News Weekly
Tarzan
Bryant Washburn
Mack Sennett
Matt
Jeff
Cora Tracy
Strand Organ
The
Entertainment
Kaiser Extradition Seen as Likely by Allies and Britain
War watchers say the Allies including Britain will press to extradite Wilhelm Hohenzollern. London talks involving Clemenceau and Foch aim to settle his fate, with Holland likely to hand him over. US status details remain unclear amid illness of a key envoy.
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Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Clemenceau
Foch
London
Kaiser
United States
Colonel House
England
France
Belgium
Frederick E. Smith
Frederick
Holland
Hohenzollern
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Germany
Berlin
Britain
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Prussia
Post
Business Before Pleasure Delights Wilbur Audiences
The new week at the Wilbur features Business Before Pleasure with Carr and Bernard as Potash and Perlmutter drawing large crowds. Maytime at the Majestic closes next week after strong performance despite a brief influenza interruption, with the same cast delivering music and acting to praise.
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the Wilbur
Boston
Messrs
Carr
Bernard
Potash
Perlmutter
Tip in Mabel's Room at Park Square Theatre
The bright farce Tip in Mabel's Room entertains thousands at Park Square Theatre. A minor story change next week is expected to boost the action. Hazel Dawn stars in the principal role.
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Mabel
Park Square Theatre
Hazel Dawn
Hindle Wakes Extended at Copley Theatre
Repeated patron demands keep Henry Jewett's Hindle Wakes playing at the Copley Theatre with strong audience approval. The show has drawn wide comment and growing interest to attend the performance.
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Henry Jewett
Hindle
Copley Theatre
Hobbs in a Hurry draws crowd at Gordon's Olympia
William Russell stars in Hobbs in a Hurry at Gordon's Olympia with the Milandi Five Chappelle and Stewett Mae Marvin and Romana. The Mack Sennett comedy Her First Mistake plus Matt and Jeff and the Olympia Weekly round out the program.
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Hobbs
Gordon
Olympia
Milandi
Chappelle
Stewett
Mae Marvin
Romana
Mack Sennett
Matt
Jeff
Olympia Weekly
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Fred Stone Bill
Bowdoin Square Theatre offered a notable picture and vaudeville program featuring Fred Stone in The Goat and George Walsh in On the Jump. The vaudeville lineup included O'Brien and Buckley and the Dunn sisters among others plus two short dramatic pieces. Upcoming week promises Caruso in My Cousin and Private Peat in Private Peat.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Fred Stone
Montgomery and Stone
Goat
George Walsh
Secret Service
O’brien
Buckley
Dorothy Kenton
Dunn Sisters
Nelson
Lawton
Enrico Caruso
Peat
Caruso Delivers Hit At Fenway Theatre Broadcast
Enrico Caruso scored a decided success in My Cousin at the Fenway Theatre last night. Edmund Breese also starred in The Master Crook on the same program. The coming days feature Sessue Hayakawa in The Temple of Dusk and Bessie Love in The Dawn of Understanding.
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Enrico Caruso
Fenway Theatre
Edmund Breese
Sessue Hayakawa
Bessie Love
It Pays to Advertise at Castle Square Theatre
The play about business schemes and romance, It Pays to Advertise, was performed at Castle Square Theatre yesterday with strong audience approval in both matinee and evening shows. Masson directs a capable cast led by Mark Kent as Cyrus Martin and Dudley Ayres as his son, with Ann MacDonald as Mary Grayson. For the week of December 9, Alias Jimmy Valentine is announced.
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Castle Square Theatre
William C. Masson
Cyrus Martin
Mark Kent
Dudley Ayres
Ann MacDonald
Mary Grayson
Paul Armstrong
Jimmy Valentine
Beacon Theatre Presents Two Photoplays This Week
The Beacon Theatre shows David W. Griffith's The Greatest Thing in the World a remarkable picture and Too Many Millions starring Wallace Reid along with short comedies.
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Beacon Theatre
David W. Griffith
Wallace Reid
Going Up at Colonial Theatre Ends Soon
The bright catchy musical Going Up continues at the Colonial Theatre but closes on the 21st of the month. Frank Craven and Edith Day star the company as the last performances approach.
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Colonial Theatre
Frank Craven
Edith Day
Barrymore Proves Most Profitable In The Off Chance Engagement
The third week of Ethel Barrymore's engagement in The Off Chance opened last night at the Hollis. It marks her most profitable visit in the city, and the extended stay is well warranted. Barrymore receives strong support from the company.
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Hollis
Miss Barrymore
Vaudeville at the Orpheum Shows Notable Acts
Yesterday's program featured Bobbe and Nelson in His Girl a musical skit along with other strong acts. On screen the Mack Sennett comedy Her First Mistake and the photoplay Sporting Life were shown. A complete change is planned Thursday with Jack Kennedy in Dont Do It and new vaudeville.
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Bobbe
Nelson
Mack Sennett
Sporting Life
Jack Kennedy
The Forbidden City Opens at St James Theatre
The Forbidden City with Norma Talmadge leads a feature program at the St James Theatre early in the week. Also on screen are Her First Mistake, The Tron Test episode, Pathe News, and vaudeville by Bryan and Langdon, the Franklin Four, West and West, Artie Hall and Esmeralda. Marion Davies appears in The Burden of Proof in the second half along with Houdini in The Master Mystery and the Pathe Weekly.
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Sennett
Pathe News
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Frankline Four
West and West
Artie Hall
Esmeralda
Marion Davies
Mabel Normand and Morey Featured at Lancaster Theatre
This week at the Lancaster Theatre Mabel Normand stars in The Venus Model and Harry Morey appears in All Man. In the latter half William S. Hart shows in Border Wireless Constance Talmadge presents A Pair of Silk Stockings and Houdini's The Master Mystery airs as the second episode.
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Houdini
Evelyn Nesbit at Scollay Square Olympia in The Woman Who Gave
Evelyn Nesbit appeared at Scollay Square Olympia in The Woman Who Gave last night. The program also featured Austria on Italy's Flaming Front, Gibson and Hall, Fred C. Hagan and company, the Jolly Black Tar, Mineth and Sidelli, Mykoff and Variety, a Mack Sennett comedy Her First Mis take, the Olympia News Weekly and Mutt and Jeff.
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Variety
Mack Sennett
Olympia News Weekly
Globe Theatre Screens Sporting Life and Other Pictures
The Globe theatre presents Sporting Life as the leading feature this week. Also showing are Her First Games, Vivian Martin in Mirandy's Smiles, and the Pathe Weekly.
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Vivian Martin
Modern Theatre Presents The Greatest Thing in the World
The Modern Theatre will show David W. Griffiths mammoth photo play The Greatest Thing in the World all week. Also screening Too Many Millions with Wallace Kreid and a program of short comedies for audiences.
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Wallace Kreid
Boston Theatre Presents Borrowed Clothes With Harris Cast
Boston Theatre features Mildred Harris wife of Charlie Chaplin in Borrowed Clothes this week. Vaudeville includes Mack and Earl, Catherine Powers and company, Holliday and Willette. Second edition Red Cross war pictures are shown.
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Catherine Powers and Company
Holliday and Willette
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Camp Devens Visit and Army Trials At Ayer Camp
Major General Edwards and Governor MecCall visited Camp Devens with staff and the Plymouth Division. The 74th Infantry was reviewed, praised by Edwards, and land improvements totaling 100000 were shown. Trials at the court martial revealed a German spy trap, with Stringfellow facing charges and the case continuing. Gas masks arrived for salvage, soldiers discharged, and overseas veteran Albert Snow noted as the first honorably discharged.
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Albert Snow
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Exeter Street Theatre bills week of shows and stars
The Exeter Street Theatre presents Mildred Harris in For Husbands Only and Hale Hamilton in Five Thousand an Hour on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The remainder of the week features Norma Talmadge in The Forbidden City Ethel Clayton in Woman Weapons and a lineup of Patt News Smiling Billy Pearson's and Strand comedies.
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Norma Talmadge
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Official War Review
Patt News
Billy Pearson
Strand
Park Theatre Show Highlights Madame Nazimova
The Park Theatre featured Madame Nazimova in Eye for an Eye a tale of revenge from a young Arabian girl. Earl Williams performed The Man Who Would Not Tell about a secret service man who cannot share his secrets. The Big V comedy drew laughs and Laura Mae Lamport provided popular song selections.
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Madame Nazimova
Park Theatre
Gir
Columbia Theatre Screening New Week Lineup
The Columbia Theatre presents Charles Ray in The Law of the North with Shirley Mason and Ernest Truex in Come on In for the first half of the week. On Thursday Marguerite Clark appears in Out of a Clear Sky Mothers of Liberty and the sixth episode of The Hand of Vengeance.
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Charles Ray
Shirley Mason
Ernest Truex
Columbia Theatre
Marguerite Clark
Franklin Park Theatre Presents Vaudeville And News Pictures
A fine vaudeville bill at Franklin Park Theatre features news pictures a comedy and Rilie Burke. On Thursday a complete change of vaudeville arrives with Ethel Clayton in Woman's Weapons and the sixth episode of The Hand of Vengeance.
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Franklin Park Theatre
Rilie Burke
Ethel Clayton
Vangeance
Codman Square Theatre Showcases Talmadge Houdini This Week
Constance Talmadge stars in A Pair of Silk Stockings and The Master Mystery with Harry Houdini at Codman Square Theatre for the first half of the week, plus four acts of vaudeville. A change of bill is planned for Thursday.
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Codman Square Theatre
Constance Talmadge
Harry Houdini
Funeral of Major Willard D Straight Today
Major Willard D Straight who died Sunday of pneumonia will be buried in Paris with funeral services at the American Holy Trinity Church scheduled for Tuesday morning.
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Willard D. Straight
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