Carrillo Headlines Keith's With Global Variety Act
Leo Carrillo headlines Keith's as a musical comedy star. He performs in multiple dialects including Chinese Italian and French to elicit curtain calls. The show features Tom Patricola Irene Delroy Fay Marbe Paul Decker Cansinos and Harry Stephens Louie Brunnelle Carl Emmy and McInntosh Maids in a lively vaudeville program.
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Leo Carrillo
Keith’s
Ataraha
Keith's
Rome
Tom Patricola
Irene Delroy
Harry Stephens
Louie Brunnelle
Carl Emmy
McInntosh
Pauline Frederick Stars in Madame X at Gordon's Cambridge
Pauline Frederick appeared last evening in Madame X at Gordon's Cambridge Central Square Theatre. The production showcased dramatic opportunities for her skills, with a vaudeville lineup including Dé Daro and Ze Maltre and others. An entirely new program is planned Thursday featuring Charles Ray in Ah Old Fashioned Boy and five fresh vaudeville acts.
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Pauline Frederick
Gordon
Cambridge Central Square Theatre
Allen
Burlesque at Howard Atheneum Stages Tempters Show
The Tempters Company led by Lew Talbot presented A Study in Aviation at the Howard Atheneum with Bert Bertrand heading the cast. Pettis Judah Anha Fink Gertrude Ralston Manny Koler and others performed burlesque numbers while Pickforda George and Little Garden and McFarland and Palace were on continuous bill. Next week The Cabaret Girls burlesque company will add a carnival of fun.
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Howard Atheneum
Tempters’ Company
Lew
Talbot
Bert Bertrand
Pettis Judah
Anha Fink
Gertrude Ralston
Manny Koler
Brad Sutton
Johnnie Goodman
Leo Zorn
Harry Condon
Fred Quick
Howard Standard
Pickforda
George
East Is West at Shubert Theatre Boston Runs Through Week
The play East Is West at the Shubert Theatre in Boston enters its final three weeks with strong box office receipts. Fay Bainter headlines the engaging and charming comedy drawing solid support from local theatergoers.
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Shubert Théatre
Boston
Fay Bainter
Love Flower at Scollay Square Olympia
The Griffith production Love Flower shown at Gordon's Sedilay Square Olympia Theatre last evening begins an extended engagement. Richard Barthelmess stars as a wealthy plantation owner with Carol Dempster as the daughter whose love for her father drives the plot. George MacQuarrie and Anders Randolph also appear in notable roles with Florence Brough Crawford Ment and Adolphe Lestina in supporting parts. The program includes The Stymplia Weekly in a vaudeville act.
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Griffith
Sh & Blass
Gordon’s Sedilay Square
Olympia Theatre
Richard Barthelmess
Carol Dempster
George MacQuarrie
Anders Randolph
Ameee
Florénce
Bhof
Crawford Ment
Adolphe Lestina
Stymplia Weekly
The Forbidden Thing Tops Bowdoin Square Week
Allan Dwan's The Forbidden Thing leads Bowdoin Square Theatre for the week with a tale of lasting faith amid tangled romance. Also showing Blue Streak McCoy with Harry Carey and Mack Sennett comedy Great Scott. vaudeville features include Samstead Marion and others. bargain acts Friday. upcoming Drag Harlan and The Prince Chap starting December 13.
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Allan Dwan
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Harry Carey
Blue Streak McCoy
Scott
Samstead
Marion
McBride
Shely and Gazette
van and York
Mildred Parker
Ines Hanley
William Farnum
Harlan
William DeMille
Prince
DeMille Style Picture At Gordon's Olympia
Gordon's Olympia Theatre screens Something to Think About a rural drama with Jeanie Macpherson script and a cast led by Elliott Dexter Gloria Swanson Theodore Roberts Monte Blue Mickey Moore Theodore Kosloff Julia Faye. The film pairs a country tale with DeMille production polish and runs through the week with vaudeville acts.
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Cecil B. DeMille
DeMille
Gordon's
Olympia Theatre
Jeanie Macpherson
Ruth Anderson
Markley
Elliott Dexter
Gloria Swanson
Theodore Roberts
Monte Blue
Mickey Moore
Theodore Koslofe
Julia Faye
Olympia Weekly
End of Boston run for Erminié at Globe Theatre hints New York start
Preparations for the New York engagement of Erminié follow a closing Boston run by Jakobowski's Mélodiets. Francis Wilson De Wolf Hopper headline a star cast with Nete Williams Madge Lessing Whiteside and others. A final few performances invite audiences to witness a season treat at the Globe.
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New York
Erminié
Boston
Jakobowski
Francis Wilson
de Wolf Hopper
Bose
Nete Williams
Madge Lessing
Pathofid Whiteside
Alfte Hanlon
Dennie Wetheraby
Alexander Clark
Robert Broderick
Warren Proctor
Mafff
Nightie Night at Somerville Theatre Delights Audiences
Somerville Players presented Nightie Night directed by Kendall Weston with Carrol Ashburn as Billy Moffatt delivering rapid fire comedy. Anne Bronaugh led the cast with strong support from Hilda Vaughn Mabel Colcord Caroline Glen Frank Thomas John Gordon and others as the troupe prepares to stage The Calico Girl next week in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Somerville
Kendall Weston
Billy Moffatt
Carrol Ashburn
Anne Bronaugh
Hilda Vaughn
Mabel Colcord
Caroline Glen
Frank Thomas
John Gordon
McArdle
Maude Fulton Stars in The Humming Bird at Plymouth Theater
Maude Fulton opened the final week of her Boston engagement in The Humming Bird at the Plymouth Theatre last evening. Misa Fulton as Toinette, a Paris slum girl seeking a new life in New York, wins praise for a performance that has captivated audiences.
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Maude Fulton
Humming Bird
Boston
Plymouth Theatre
Misa Fulton
Toinette
Paris
New York
The Champion at Park Square Theatre Grows Popular
Grant Mitchell continues in The Champion at Selwyn's Park Square Theatre entering his fourth week. Mitchell acts as William Burroughs returning to England after 15 years in and plays a troublesome role alongside John Bart in A Tailor Made Man.
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Grant Mitchell
Selwyn
Park Square Theatre
Mr. Mitchell
William Burroughs
England
John Bart
Shaw Comedy at the Copley Theatre
George Bernard Shaw plays draw strong praise as Fanny's First Play returns to the Copley Theatre after years. The production features a mix of new and familiar actors with Mr. JeWett directing, delivering sharp satire on British quirks.
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George Bernard Shaw
Copley Theatre
Fanny
Copley
Mr. Jéwett
Vaudeville and Photoplays At Loew's Orpheum This Week
Delightful entertainment runs the first half of the week at Loew's Orpheum Theatre with acts by Morey Sénna and Dean in Home Sweet Home and George L Spaulding with Ella Clay among others. Bryant Ashburn stars in Burglar Proof the photoplay. A closing half features Cantor's Mihelrels and Fatty Arbuckle in The Round Up.
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Loew’s Orpheum Theatre
Morey, Sénna and Dean
Sweet Home
William E. Morris and Company
George L Spaulding
Ella Clay
Mélville and Stetson, Jrs
Bulah Pearl
Castleton
H la Toy
Bryant Ashburn
Cantor
Mihelrels
Fatty Arbucklé
Charley Ray Stars in Peaceful Valley at Gordon's 614 South Theatre
Charley Ray again demonstrates his talent in rude character portrayal this week in Peaceful Valley at Gordon's 614 South Theatre. He plays Hesiah Howe a hard working farmer lad with a widowed mother and sister to support as humor and pathos mix in the photoplay. Arthur J. Martel provided organ selections while other features completed the program.
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Charley Ray
Peaceful Valley
Gordon
South Theatre
Ray
Hesiah Howe
Arthur J. Martel
Asia
Gayety Theatre opens week with Jeah Bedini act
Yesterday at the Gayety Theatre Jeah Bedini presented the sensational act Petk-A-Boo opening a week’s engagement. Two leading comedians Clark and Paul McCullough anchored the bill with Florence Darney Freeman and Lewis and the Kel80 brothers among many other acts. The Six High Steppers, the Musical Spillers and the Ignatz troupe were added features.
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Gayety Théatre
Jeah Bedini
Petk-A-Boo
Clark
Paul McCullough
Florence Darney
Freeman
Lewis
Kel- 80
Balser
Vernee
Ben Guinnell
Harry Wilde
May Myers
Arnette Creon
Pierrette
High Steppers
Musical Spillers
Ignatz
Odman Square Theatre Showcases Vaudeville Acts and Films
Corinne Griffith headlines the photoplay attraction in The Whisper Market at Odman Square Theatre. A new comedy elicits laughter as a photoplay supplement and pictorial news complete the program. The week closes with an All-star special The North Wind's Malice plus vaudeville changes and an extra feature The Circus ps with Sone and Katherine Lee.
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Odman Square Theatre
Corinne Griffith
Coylé
Sone
Katherine Lee
Pagans to Open at Plymouth Theatre with Notable Cast
A two week engagement begins Monday at the Plymouth Theatre for the modern play Pagans. Leading roles include Charles Anthony Mimi Trong Fenwick Helen Ware and Joseph Kilkraud with a supporting cast featuring Harold Vermilye Frederick Burt David Glassford and Alice Fisher.
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Plymouth Theatre
Charles Anthony
Mie My Trong Fenwick
Helén Ware
Joséph Kildkraut
Lesson
Harold Vermilyé
Fréderick Burt
David Glassford
Alice Fisher
Charley's Aunt Delights Malden Audience by Temple Stock
The Temple Stock company presented Charley's Aunt at the Malden Auditorium and drew hearty laughter. The performance, featuring a young man impersonating a deaf Brazilian aunt, was praised for its lively and humorous is likely worded as humorful in the review.
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Charley
Temple Stock Company
Malden
Brazil
Arce
Madam X at Gordon's Strand Theatre
A mother's love for her son who, believed dead for 20 years, alters a woman’s life and leads her to risk telling her story at trial. The program also features The Circus Imps and the Strand weekly, with a full vaudeville act lineup.
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Gordon’s
Strand Theatre
Strand
The Chimes of Normandy at Boston Opera House
Next week the Royal English Opera Company performs The Chimes of Normandy at the Boston Opera House with Jefferson Dé Angelis as the miser and Edith Beamin as Germaine. The Pirates of Penzance headlines the latter half of the week with the distinguished company delivering strong casts.
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Boston Opera House
Royal English Opera Company
Planquettée
Normandy
Jefferson Dé Angelis
the Miser
Edith Beamin
Germaine
Vaudeville billed at Loew's Columbia with star acts
The initial week program features four vaudeville acts and an all star special The Sap Head Alma Hanlon appears in The Mystic Hour A news pictorial rounds out the first half. For the closing half Tsuri Aoki alias Mrs Sessue Hayakawa appears in The Breath of the Gods and Anna Q Nilsson stars in The Moral Code.
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Loew
Columbia Theatre
Alma Hanlon
Thenomen
News Pictorial
Tsuri Aoki
Sessue Hayakawa
Anna Q. Nilsoh
Night Boat ends Boston run as booking shift favors Apple Blossoms
The Colonial Theatre wraps up the last two weeks of Charles Dillingham's musical comedy The Night Boat after a mid run booking change moved performances from New York to Boston. Apple Blossoms, another Dillingham hit, now headlines local shows.
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Charles Dillingharm
Colonial Theatre
New York
Boston
Dillingham
Way Down East Draws Large Crowd at Tremont Temple
Tremont Temple opened another week of Way Down East with a packed audience. The story’s appeal grows with age as screen versions outshine the stage version and Griffith’s filming adds detail and a broader plot.
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Tremont Temple
Griffith
Fenway Theatre Scheduled Pairings and Performances
Last night at Fenway Theatre audiences enjoyed Tom Meighan in The Prince Chap and Charlie Chaplin in The Adventurer. Thursday venue presents William Farnum in Drag Harlan and Billie Burke in Frisky Mrs. Johnson with Joe Barr as soloist for the final act.
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Fenway Theatre
Tom Meighan
Charlie Chaplin
William Farnum
Harlan
Billie Burke
Mrs. Johnson
Joe Barr
Lancaster Theatre Presents Big Night With Keaton and Crane
The Lancaster Theatre showcased The Laphead starring William H. Crane and Buster Keaton as co stars in a major season event. Enid Bennett headlines Her Husband's Friend. Thursday brings Wallace Reid in Always Audacious with Olive Tell in Clothes.
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Lancaster Theatre
William H. Crane
Buster Keaton
Enid Bennett
Wallace Reid
Olive Tell
Love at Park Theatre Starring Louisé Glaum
Louisé Glaum headlines at the Park Theatre this week in J Parker Read Jr. produced Love. James Kirkwood supports the star. Also showing The Marriage Pit with Frank Mayo a love drama about a busy businessman. A news weekly and a comedy complete the bill.
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Louisé Glaum
Park Theatre
J. Parker Read, Jr
James Kirkwood
Frank Mayo
Modern Theatre Presents The Mark of Zorro This Week
Doug las Fairbanks stars in The Mark of Zorro at the Modern Theatre all week. Claire McDowell Noah Beery and Charles Hill Mailes support the star in this mystery picture, classified as one of the greatest on screen. A detective love story is also shown.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Modern Theatre
Claire McDowell
Noah Beery
Charles Hill Mailes
The Sweetheart Shop Opens Second Week at Tremont Theatre
The Sweetheart Shop began its second week of a pleasure purvey at the Tremont Theatre last night. Harry K. Morton proves a worthy adapter to the musical comed y actors, with Esther Howard as a perfect foil in this comedy creating line. A well balanced cast of supporting entertainers rounds out the show.
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Trémont Theatre
Harry K. Morton
Esther Howard
Exeter Street Theatre Offers Key Week Reels
The Exeter presents Pauline Frederick in Madame X and a Booth Tarkington comedy and a Buster Keaton film this week. Later the program shifts to Allen Dwan’s The Forbidden Thing and Bebe Daniels in Oh Lady Lady.
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the Exeter
Pauline Frederick
Booth Tarkington
Buster Keaton
Allen Dwan
Bebe Daniels
Lady
Beacon Theatre Presents Douglas Fairbanks in The Mark of Zorro
The Beacon Theatre showcases Douglas Fairbanks in The Mark of Zorro all week. 813 a thrilling mystery detective love story shares the bill with a news weekly and a comedy.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Johnston McCulley
Beacon Theatre
Boston Theatre Showcases The Palate of Darkened Windows
The Boston Theatre features The Palate of Darkened Windows as the current feature film drawing applause. A strong vaudeville bill accompanies the program and is regarded as among the season’s best.
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Boston
Abe Reynolds Revue Headlines Waldrons Casino Show
Abe Reynolds headlining at Waldrons Casino with a strong supporting cast including Monica Redmond Dot Leighton Art Mayor Lloyd Peddrick George Mercer Flossie Everette Ben Sencef and George Rost. The Columbia Amusement Company promotes the act as a leading burlesque attraction across 42 cities. The Spiegel Beauties chorus adds to the program with singing and dancing.
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Abe Reynolds
Waldrons
Columbia Amusement Company
Monica Redmond
Dot Leighton
Art Mayor
Lloyd Peddrick
George Mercer
Flossié Everette
Ben Séncef
George Rost
Spiegel
Majestic Theatre Hosts Finale of Vogues and Vanities
Majestic Theatre presents Vogues and Vanities hailed as the latest revue. Grace Fisher joins the brilliant cast with key numbers while Johnny Dooley Anna Wheaton and Clifton Webb headline a lively evening of merrymaking and bathing girl sketches.
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Majestic Theatre
Grace Fisher
Johnny Dooley
Anna Wheaton
William Kent
Clifton Webb
Robert Emmett Keane
May Allison at St James Theatre in Back Bay bill
May Allison stars in a special production at the St James Theatre featuring a two reel comedy moviet chat Pathe news and five acts of vaudeville including The Sailor's Review the McNaughtons the Shebéey brothers Anetta Lavine and Violet Carlson. Thursday George Walsh appears in The Plunger Bride 18 comedy news and new vaudeville.
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May Allison
Back Bay
St. James Theatre
Pathe
Sailor's Review
the McNaughtons
Shebéey Brothers
Anetta Lavine
Violet Carlson
George Walsh
Wilbur Theatre Hosts Bernard and Bordon in As You Were
Sam Bernard and Irene Bordon star in the fantastico musical revue As You Were at the Wilbur Theatre. The duo continues to draw packed houses and near constant laughter as they enter the final three weeks of the Boston engagement.
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Sam Bernard
Iréne Bordon
Wilbur Theatre
The
Wilbur
Boston
Indictments In New York Over Sewer Ballots
Eight indictments were returned today following the discovery of 26 ballots in a sewer entrance on the East Side the day after the election.
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New York
Danderine Hair Product Promises Glow and Dandruff Control
A vintage advertisement claims Danderine revives lifeless hair after a massage, making it heavier and fuller with shine. It touts scalp stimulation, dandruff control, and brighter, thicker hair, urging readers to buy at all drugstores.
Homemade cough remedy with Pinex claims and guaranteed satisfaction
An advertisement promotes a home cough syrup using two and a half ounces of Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. It touts rapid relief within 24 hours, broad throat and bronchial benefits, and a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. of Ft Wayne Indiana.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
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Wanted Free Trip to Boston Prompts Court Arraignment
Robert Lee of Revere sought a free ride from Montréal to Boston. He was arraigned in municipal court on forging and uttering a $60 department store check. Manning of City Hall Avenue Station testified, Lee may face Lynn forgery charges and was held for a Monday hearing.
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Robert Lee
Revere
Montréal
Boston
Lee
Murray
Manning
City Hall Avenue
Montreal
Lée
Lynn
Lost Both Legs. Supreme Court Orders New Trial
Joseph Bilodeau of Leominster loses an $80,000 verdict for the loss of both dogs in a suit against Fitchburg and Leominster Street Railway. The Supreme Judicial Court sustains the railway's exceptions and finds error in the trial judge's instructions, requiring a new trial.
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Joseph Bilodeau
Leominster
Worcester
Aga Aceitee
Fitchburg
Supreme Judicial Court
Walter Hampden to headline Arlington Theatre engagement
June Love ends engagement at Arlington Theatre. Walter Hampden to star in Hamlet Romeo and Juliet Taming of the Shrew Merchant of Venice. Hampden to present a revival of Charles Rann Kennedy's The Servant in the House during the run.
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Arlington’ Theatre
Walter Hampden
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