Isch ridicules watered stock claim at Waldorf address
Congress man John J. Isch challenged the Esch-Cummins bill guarantee of return on watered stock addressing the Nations Association of Railroad Securities at the Waldorf. He argued fair return rests on aggregate value set by the commission at 18.9 billion dollars, far below carrier claims. He warned private ownership on trial and government ownership as a possible fallback.
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Frederick B Eaves Burial Wednesday
Frederick Beau mont Eaves, a leading figure in the electrical industry, died suddenly in Bridgeport Connecticut. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at his mother Mrs Sarah Eaves 31 Walton Street Roxbury with Rev Dr Mallory and the Masonic Lodge. He was born September 7 1883 in Boston.
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Harvard
Bryant Electrical Corporation
Bernard B. Baruch
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Boston
New York
Mr. Eaves
Frederick H. Eaves
Thirty More Arrested In Boston Police Roundup
Thirty people were arrested in a citywide roundup in Boston up to midnight. The Charlestown district led with nine bookings at City Square station.
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Boston
Charlestown
City Square
Vogues and Vanities Closes Hub Season at Majestic
Vogues and Vanities at the Majestic Theatre ends its run after Miss Wheaton injures her ankle while en route to the theater. Management cites the accident as the reason for closing.
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Majestic Theatre
Miss Wheaton
Restless Sex at Gordon's Old South Theatre Stars Marion Davies
The picture version of The Restless Sex featuring Marion Davies opened for a week at Gordon's Old South Theatre. The society romance centers on Stephanie Cleland a society girl craving excitement. Ralph Kellard and Carlyle Blackwell support Davies with a new comic picture news weekly and organ recitals by Arthur J. Martel also shown.
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Robert W. Chambers
Gordon
Old South Theatre
Marion Davies
Stephanie Cleland
Ralph Kellard
Carlyle Blackwell
Miss Davies
News Weekly
Arthur J. Martel
Keith's Variety Bill Delights Boston Audiences
A lively showcase in Boston yesterday featured Anna Chandler with Sid Landfield, Yvette with Eddie Cook and Kino Clark, and Mme. Besson in J M Barrie's Half an Hour. Sylvia Clark, Charles Leonard Fletcher, Bert and Betty Wheeler, Bert Clark, Flavio Arcaro, Cross and Santora, Ameta, plus Kineo grams and Topics of the Day drew strong applause and encores.
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Anna Chandler
Sid Landfield
Mr. Langfield
Miss Chandler
Boston
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Eddie Cook
Kino Clark
Mme. Besson
J. M. Barrie
Sylvia Clark
Comedienne
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Bert
Betty Wheeler
Bert.Clark
Flavio Arcaro
Cross
Santora
Ameta
Beach
Sidney Landfield
Charles Leonard Fischer
Cross & Santoro
Bert Clark
Flavia Arcaro
Nomads of the North at Gordon’s Scollay Square Olympia
The new James Oliver Curwood adaptation Nomads of the North attracts critics praise at Gordon’s Scollay Square Olympia. Betty Blythe Lon Chaney Melbourne McDowell Lewis Stone and Spottiswood Aitken star as a dramatic love story unfolds amid northern peril and rugged wilderness with other features including a new comedy and five acts of vaudeville.
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Scollay Square
Olympia
James Oliver Curwood
God's Country
Far North
Betty Blythe
Lon Chaney
Melbourne McDowell
Lewis Stone
Spottiswood Aitken
Olympia Weekly
Love Flower at Gordon's Strand Opens This Week
D W Griffiths latest production The Love Flower shown at Gordons Strand this week based on Ralph Stock story Black Beach. Richard Barthelmess and Carol Dempster star with George MacQuarrie Anders Randolph Florence Short Crawford Kent Adopty Lentine among others. New comedy and Strand Weekly featured. vaudeville five acts added Thursday.
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Gordon's Strand
Black Beach
Ralph Stock
Griffith
South Sea Islands
Richard Barthelmess
Carol Dempster
George MacQuarrie
Anders Randolph
Florence Short
Crawford Kent
Adopty Lentine
Strand Weekly
Way Down East opens 18th week in Boston Tremont Temple
D. W. Griffiths Way Down East enters the 18th successful week at Tremont Temple Boston with the 150th performance scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. The production has broken Griffiths records and promises to run many more weeks as Lillian Gish and Richard Barthelmess win strong local popularity.
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D. W. Griffith
Apple Blossoms opens at Colonial Theatre with star cast
Seata go on sale today for the engagement at the Colonial Theatre beginning next Monday. Charles Dillingham presents the Kreisler Jacobite Baron operetta Apple Blossoms. The cast features John Charles Thomas Wilda Bennett Percival Knight Fred and Adele Astaire Maurice Darcy Edgar Norton and Ruth Lee.
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Charles Dillingham
John Charles Thomas
Wilda Bennett
Percival Knight
Fred
Adele Astaire
Maurice Darcy
Edgar Norton
Ruth Lee
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Astaires
As You Were Ends Last Fortnight Run at Wilbur Boston
At the Wilbur Theatre the musical comedy As You Were began its final two weeks with Sam Bernard and Irene Bordoni. The show, a string of historical parodies, has been a popular Boston attraction this season.
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Ina Claire Stars in Polly With a Past at Boston Theatre
Ina Claire headlined last night with Polly With a Past at the Boston Theatre and will appear throughout the week. Wanda Hawley offered Her First Elopment, while Joe Martin the orangutan performed A Prohibition Monkey with similar appeal.
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Polly
Boston
Wanda Hawley
Joe Martin
Officers Elected at Boston Lodge No 2 Theatrical Mutual
Boston Lodge No 2 Theatrical Mutual Association elected officers for the coming year at a regular meeting. George Arnold is president, William Knights vice president, James H Duffey recording secretary, Albert Poole financial secretary, Edward Fay assistant financial secretary, George Lee treasurer, Owen W Dwyer trustee, Dr Edwin M Harding lodge physician for the past years was reelected.
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William Knights
James H. Duffey
Albert Poole
Edward Fay
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Edwin M. Harding
Mystery drama The Crimson Alibi staged at Malden Auditorium
George Broadhurst's mystery drama The Crimson Alibi was presented yesterday by the Temple stock company at the Malden Auditorium. The thriller starts a speculative train of thought while infusing comedy to ease tension with leading performances by Adelyn Bushnell and Dwight Meade.
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Temple Stock Company
Malden Auditorium
Broadhurst
Adelyn Bushnell
Dwight Meade
The Last of the Mohicans at St James Theatre This Week
The Last of the Mohicans plays at the St James Theatre for the first three days of the week with Fox comedy Pretty Lady screen snapshots Pathe news and five acts featuring the Moyte sisters Nat Burns Kragone Cook and Oatman Lynton and Roberts. Thursday Pearl White appears in The Thief Bride 13 new comedy news and vaudeville will also be offered.
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Pathe News
Moyte Sisters
Nat Burns
Kragone and
Loew Theatre Trials Spotlight New Girl Contest
Manager Brennan of Loew's Columbia Theatre promotes a popular girls' contest aiming to yield new material for Marcus Loew's Metro studios. This week's trials take place this evening with four vaudeville acts, Wallace Reid in Whats Your Hurry and Jean Sothern in A Mother's Ordeal.
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Columbia Theatre
Marcus Loew
Metro Studios
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Fanny's First Play Enters Final Week at Copley Theater
A large audience enjoyed Bernard Shaw's witty scenes and Mr. Jewett's company in Fanny's First Play at the Copley as the second and final week opened. Next week Charley's Aunt will receive its annual holiday revival at the same venue.
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Copley Theatre
Bernard Shaw
Mr. Jewett
Charley
Copley
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Hampden to revive The Servant in the House at Arlington Theatre
Walter Hampden, noted actor, will open a two week engagement at Arlington Theatre next Monday. He revives Manson in The Servant in the House with a Christmas Eve showing and a Christmas Day pair of performances, then presents Shakespearean repertory including Romeo and Juliet Merchant of Venice and Hamlet through the week.
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The Girls From Happyland at Waldron’s Casino
Joe Hurtig presents Lew Hilton and The Girls From Happyland this week at Waldron's Casino. The show features Lew Hilton Harry Wilson Jimmy Connors Tom McKenna Bert Lester Dolly Meden Vivian Lawrence Tenny Hilson and a chorus of beauty and ability with two new musical comedy books Nearly A Husband and The Wonder Springs. Dolly Meden stars as prima donna and the company is described as meritorious and thoroughly enjoyable.
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Joe Hurtig
Lew Hilton
Happyland
Waldron
Harry Wilson
Jimmy Connors
Tom McKenna
Bert Lester
Dolly Meden
Vivian Lawrence
Tenny Hilson
The Sweetheart Shop Ends Fortnight Run at Tremont Theatre
The Sweetheart Shop closes its final two weeks at Tremont Theatre after a thriving run. Harry K. Morton reveals himself as a standout comedian while Esther Howard, his comic partner, is praised as one of the funniest young women on stage.
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Night Boat closes first week at Colonial Theatre
Charles Dillinghy's musical comedy The Night Boat enters its concluding week at the Colonial Theatre. The production is well outfitted with tuneful numbers and engaging stories, rich in comedy and brisk dancing, supported by a first order cast and chorus.
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Colonial Theatre
Al Shayne heads line at Loew's Orpheum with new vaudeville
Al Shayne opens the program at Loew's Orpheum Theatre with The Singing Beauty receiving warm applause. Other acts include Grace and Eddie Parks in A Bungalow of Bunk Beauty and Ballads and Theodoros Trio. Top photo feature is The Right to Love, with Hart in The Testing Block upcoming.
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Orpheum Theatre
Grace
Eddie Parks
Williams
Hart
Erminie Closes Beaton Run At Globe Theatre
As Erminie nears its Beaton engagement ending, Globe Theatre audiences flock to the show. The star cast features Francis Wilson De Wolf Hopper Irene Williams Madge Lessing Rosa mond Whiteside Jennie Wethersby Alice Hanlon Robert Broderick Alexander Clark Warren Proctor and others in a remarkable light opera production.
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Erminie
Ita Beaton
Globe Theatre
Francis Wilson
de Wolf Hopper
Irene Williams
Madge Lessing
Rosamond Whiteside
Jennie Wethersby
Alice Hanlon
Robert Broderick
Alexander Clark
Warren Proctor
Charles Ray at Olympia in Peaceful Valley play
Charles Ray stars as Hesiah Howe in Sol Smith Russell's Peaceful Valley at Gordon's Olympia Theatre. The film blends humor and pathos with a hard working farmer, his widowed mother, and sister in a tale of vindication and courtship aided by a clever dog.
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Charles Ray
Sol Smith Russell
Peaceful Valley
Gordon's
Olympia Theatre
Ray
Hesiah Howe
Ward Andrews
Howe Farm
Martha Howe
Hesiah
Mosiah
Whiskers
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Olympia Weekly
Calico Girl at Somerville Theatre Charms Patrons
The Calico Girl a comedy melodrama delights Somerville Theatre audiences with everyday humor and poignant moments. Anne Brunough stars as Norah with Carrol Ashburn. cast includes Frank Thomas Hilda Vaughn Carolyn Glen Myrtle Ellen Clark Mabel Colcord Henry Crossen John Gordon Mortimer Stevens. Next week Pawn Ticket No 210.
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Somerville Theatre
Anne Brunough
Norah
Carrol Ashburn
Frank Thomas
Hilda Vaughn
Carolyn Glen
Myrtle Ellen Clark
Mabel Colcord
Henry Crossen
John Gordon
Mortimer Stevens
Codman Square Theatre Announces Week Vaudeville Program
At Codman Square Theatre the initial half of this week features four acts of vaudeville along with the photo production Madame X X starring Pauline Frederick. A new comedy news pictorial and photoplay supplement complete the lineup. The closing half will present an entirely new bill.
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Madame xX
Pauline Frederick
Exeter Street Theatre Week Showings Include Wallace Reid
The Exeter presents Wallace Reid in Always Audacious and John Ince's Some One in the House through Wednesday. The rest of the week features D. W. Griffiths The Love Flower and May Allison in Are All Men Alike with Pathe News.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Top Picture and Vaudeville
A strong program at Bowdoin Square Theatre features William DeMille’s The Prince Chap with Meighan Williams and Lee, plus Fox’s Drag Herlan with Farnum and Saunders. Vaudeville includes Great Asahi Troupe and others in Marry Me and Star Boarder, with Bride 13 continuing. Souvenir calendars Sunday. bargain features Friday. next week—Last of the Mohicans and The Texan.
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William DeMille
Prince Chap
Thomas Meighan
Kathryn Williams
Lila Lee
William Farnum
Fox
Herlan
Jackie Saunders
Asahi
Violet Charles
Webber and Warmon
Lambert Brothers
al Benson
Larry Lemon
Maurice Tourneur
Last of the
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Bowdoin
Wm. DeMille
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Mirth and music fill Howard Atheneum bill of burlesque shows
A Boston audience enjoyed a varied program at the Howard Atheneum with the Cabaret Girls and a strong vaudeville line up. Bert Rose and Fred C. Hackett drew applause alongside Dot Barnett and Ethyle McDonald. The company included many names such as Bertha Startzman and Nellie Clark, with Bobby Bernard in The Salesman and Greenlea and Drayton in the vaudeville act. The feature film Twenty three and a Half Hours Leave drew favor.
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Bert Rose
Fred C. Hackett
Dot Barnett
Ethyle “McDonald
Bertha Startzman
Nellie Clark
Mike Kelly
Boston
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Ben Holmes
Roy Burgess
Kitty Nolan
Arline Gilbert
Lillian Reed
Mildred Doyle
Leona Kelly
Alice Ray
Julia Lucas
Ruth Curry
Ruth Conley
Ruby Beverly
Ida Riddell
Maude Morrell
May Finberg
Edith Hobbs
Margie Adams
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Dolce
Joymakers
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Bertha
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Leah Bell
Greenlen
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Gunboat Williams to Leave Boston Ahead of Broadway Opening
Grant Mitchell known as Gunboat Williams at the Selwyn's Park Square Theatre in The Champion will end his Boston run soon as producer Sam H. Harris plans an early Broadway opening. Mitchell and his leading lady Ann Andrews have won many friends and are reluctant to depart the city.
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Fay Bainter engagement in East Is West ends Christmas night
Fay Bainter's long engagement in East Is West at the Shubert Theatre ends Christmas night. The play closes after 16 weeks in the city with a prosperous run. Bainter has drawn admirers for her Min Toy role, supported by a capable company.
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The Love Flower Delights Fenway Theatre Audience
At Fenway Theatre last night the audience enjoyed The Love Flower and the other acts on the bill. Thursday features include Dorothy Dalton in A Romantic Adventure and Tom Mix in The Texan.
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Dorothy Dalton
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Gayety Theatre Weekly Show Highlights Comic Talent
Joe Hurtig's Company presents a bill at the Gayety featuring Ad Lee Wrothe as comedian and Owen Martin as the wise guy. Lee Hickman acts a bum in the Hayes tradition with strong dancing and vocal numbers. Vera Heartburn, a replica of Anna Held, is a feature of the bill.
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Joe Hurtig
Ad Lee Wrothe
Owen Martin
Lee Hickman
Edmund Hayes
Vera Heartburn
Anna Held
Photoplays at Lancaster Theatre Yesterday
Nazimova stars in a dual role in Madame Peacock while Billie Burke leads The Frisky Mrs Johnson. A Thursday change offers Charles Ray in An Old Fashioned Boy and The Soul of Youth with an all star cast.
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Lancaster Theatre
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Madame Peacock
Mrs. Johnson
Billie Burke
Charles Ray
North Station
Boston Theatre screens Farnum in The Settlers balance of week
William Farnum stars in The Settlers as the feature photoplay at the Boston Theatre. The show opened yesterday before a large audience and is praised as one of Farnum's best screen productions. The vaudeville bill is extraordinary with Brooks and Phileon Mason and Gale McCloud and Norman the Bally-Hoo trio and Will Mahoney.
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Bally-Hoo
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Opera Company Closes Boston Engagement After Week
The Royal Comic Opera Company ended its run at the Boston Opera House last Saturday night. May Time the musical play will be presented for two weeks starting Monday December 27.
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Acquittal opens second week at Hollis Street Theatre
George M. Cohan's dramatic production The Acquittal begins its second week at the Hollis Street Theatre. The play has drawn universal praise in Boston and features stars William Harrigan Chrystal Horne and George Parsons as leads.
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Polly With No Past Leads Modern Theatre Bill
The leading film shown last evening at the Modern Theatre was Polly With no Past starring Ina Claire a David Belasco favorite. Also featured is Her First Elopement with Wanda Hawley and a third act A Prohibition Monkey starring Joe Martin an educated orangutan.
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Ina Claire
Wanda Hawley
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Actress Clara Kimball Young Stars In Hush At Park Theatre
Clara Kimball Young appears in Hush at the Park Theatre, praised for her best screen work. Carmel Myers also features this week in The Gilded Dream, with audiences eager for the followings of the famous star.
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Clara Kimball Young
Park Theatre
Carmel Myers
Real Easy News
Fish pier resumes business amid slim receipts and higher prices
The Fish pier reopened after a long weekend with few vessels in and prices up from last week. Onaway, Jackson & Arthur, Mayo II, and Automatic delivered mainly flounders with some groundfish, selling haddock to pollock and hake at several cents per pound. Also noted: British steamers Royston Grange Tamaqua and Aspenleaf arrivals and local sugar shipments as the Nantucket Lightship returns to station.
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Mayo II
Haddock
Ellen T. Marshall
Elizabeth W. Nonan
Naomi Bruce
Benjamin Wallace
Hake
Ellen TF. Marshall
Cursk
Elizabeth W. Nunan
Ellen Marshall
Liverpool
Royston Grange
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Cuba
Levisa
Tamaqua
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Nantucket
New Bedford
Shipping News Arrived With Numerous Steamers Listed
Steamers Fast Indian Roberts Hamburg for Philadelphia Royston Grange Gurney Liverpool Levisa Bauer Preston Cuba Kaweah Mein Port Lobos Mexico noted in shipping news with multiple vessels and routes.
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Shipping moves and tugs escort barges to various ports
The log lists crews and vessels including tugs Diehl Savannah Glouces ter Hatch and many others towing barges to Salem Barnegat Huron Humrick Smith Absecon Piedmont Shelton Nos 14 18 25 Penn 742 786 Pocopson Nay Aug Sadie Ross Socony Nos 128 124 L & W Nos 6 14 to New York Portland and Providence. Steamers Prince George Yarmont East Indian Phila Adelphia Governor Dingley and others sail from New York Portland Beverly and more as barges and concrete oil carriers are moved along the coast.
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