Three Defendants Face $5000 Assault Suits at Dedham Court
Edith M. Safford of East Milton Nathaniel Safford and John H Tucker appear before Judge McLaughlin in Norfolk Superior Court charged with assault and battery in a bedroom intrusion case. Proceedings concluded yesterday with a jury verdict expected.
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East Milton
Nathaniel Safford
John H. Tucker
Milton
Norfolk Superior Court
McLaughlin
Dedham
Safford suit ties assault to missing husband search
Carrie Lunderkin and sisters sue Mrs Safford and chauffeur Tucker for assault while Mrs Safford sought Mr Safford who was missing. Conservators appointed in 1912 for the Safford estate faced dismissal attempts. Trial resumes morning with sisters recounting events at Dedham home.
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Carrie KE. Lunderkin
Florence Ll. Nutting
Olga
Lunderkin
Dedham
Safford
Mr. Safford
Three Alarm Fire Damages Washington Street Building
A three alarm blaze at 9 15 p m last night at 153 Washington Street North occupied by Standard Rain Coat Company was quickly controlled. Boston motor apparatus tower three joined the effort from Pittsburg Street in five minutes with horse drawn engines struggling through ice in Haymarket area. Augustinia Gillio discovered the fire and smoke prompted fears for the adjacent tenement. Dense smoke hindered lines into the building but rapid laddering and hose deployment brought swift progress and several units were dismissed in under thirty minutes.
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Standard Raincoat Company
Boston
Tower Three
Pittsburg Street
Haymarket Square
Augustinia Gillio
Faversham Returns in a New Role at Majestic
Edward H. Crosby notes William Faversham’s return to Boston after two seasons to star in The Hawk at the Majestic Theatre. The performance marks his first appearance of this French translation by Franc is de Croisset, a piece that drew Parisian acclaim for its frank depiction of modern life.
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Boston
Majestic Theatre
Francis de Croisset
Faversham
Fred T. Moore
The Hawk stage drama offers deep emotion and strong sacrifice
The Hawk portrays George de Casetta a loving husband who adopts gaming and deceit to fund his wife’s luxuries. Rene de Tierrathe captivates her, leading to love, betrayal, a near divorce, and a renewed life. George’s devotion and the cast’s performances drive an unusual yet convincing study of passion on stage.
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George de Casetta
Rene de Tierrathe
George
Rene
Faversham
Ben-Hur Captivates Boston Theatre Audience Once More
The Boston Theatre presents Ben-Hur with skilled staging and strong cast. The production draws thousands each performance and enchants crowds from the opening Temple of Hur scene in Jerusalem to the Hosannas of the palm-waving worshippers, gripping viewers with vivid scenes.
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Fire incident leads to teen ar rest in Somerville
James E. O'Brien, 16, of 8 Charlestown street Somerville, arrested by Patrolman Fitzpatrick last evening for carrying a loaded revolver. He and other boys left a Merriam street stable and fired at a youth they believed was watching them, but missed.
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James E. O’brien
Charlestown Street
Somerville
Fitzpatrick
O’brien
Merriam Street
Loy
New Music Comedy at the Cort Opens with Bright Farce
Cort Theatre presents a new musical farce What's Going On with book by William H. Clifford lyrics by Miles Overholt and music by William Loraine and Josephine Thmsen The show marks a near city debut after a period of darkness and aims to revive local stage fare.
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Cort Theatre
William H. Clifford
Miles Overholt
William Loraine
Josephine Thmsen
What's Going On farce offers music and dancing spectacle
A review of the musical comedy What's Going On notes a light plot centering on Otto Schultz's financial schemes and a staged marriage plan. It praises the catchy music, strong dancing, and witty performances by Frances Cameron, Walter Lawrence, Doyle and Dixon, and the chorus, with a pantomime finale adding variety. The piece runs for an ongoing engagement.
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Otto Schultz
Roger O'Malley
Mme. Pom Pom
Schultz
Elaine
Sir Roger
Frances Cameron
Dorothy Webb
Lizzie
Walter Lawrence
Roger O’ Malley
Doyle
Dixon
Roy Atwell
Byron Longfellow
Knox Wilson
Maude Beatty
Abbe Constantin Stage Drama Rendered By Theatre Francais
Claude Benedict shines as Abbe Constantin in Toy Theatre fourth night. Mme Rose Meurville impresses as Mme Scott. Plot centers on Bettina, Jean Reynaud, and Paul de Lavardens with a duel and a marriage proposal.
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M. Claude Benedict
L’academie Francaise
Ludovic Halevy
Bettina
Jean Reynaud
Mme. Revyl
Paul de Lavardens
Jean
A Pair of Sixes Charms Ye Wilbur With Six Weeks of Laughter
The Wilbur Theatre enjoyed a sixth consecutive uproarious week of performances of A Pair of Sixes. Audiences filled the house and laughter rang out despite refined sensibilities, as the farce delivered repeated, spontaneous amusement.
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Ye Wilbur
Ardell Leads The Suffragette At Loew's Globe
At Loew's Globe Theatre yesterday Franklyn Ardell and his company headlined with The Suffragette to large audiences. Other acts included Savoy and Brennan, the Equillo brothers, Rose and Moon, Arno and Stetney, Helen Davis with a photo play, and the sixth episode The Exploits of Blaine entitled The Vampire. Thursday Roland West will bring his players for vaudeville's greatest melodrama The Last Hope.
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Franklyn Ardell
Mr. Ardell
Savoy and
Brennan
Equillo Brothers
Rose and Moon
Arno
Stickney
Helen Davis
Blaine
the Vampire
Roland West
Miss Billie Burke Returns as Strenuous Heroine in Comedy
Miss Billie Burke comes back to the Hollis Street Theatre as "Jerry," a strenuous young American girl who will do what she wants including a husband. The show delivers a lively comedy about how she pursues her prize with spirited antics and humor.
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Billie Burke
Hollis Street Theatre
Jerry
Billie Burke Appears In Pajamas In Jerry Play
Billie Burke stars in the Boston run of Jerry produced by Charles Frohman with Shelly Hall as her leading man. The ensemble includes Silene Johnson Alice John and others as costumed society figures in four acts. Burke’s evolving voice and presence captivate a fashionable Hollis Street audience as she dons ornate sleepwear in a key scene.
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Miss Burke
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Charles Frohman
Ziegfeld
Boston
Shelly Hall
Jerry
Silene Johnson
Alice John
Johnson
Joan
John
Orpheum Vaudeville Night At The Theatre
The Orpheum presented a vaudeville show with Mr. and Mrs. Emmett in a musical novelty, Marathon Comedy Four, Bert Hanlon Montrose and Sydell, Mield Brothers, the Two Georges, Irene Miller, and the sixth episode of The Exploits of Elaine The Vampire. Charlie Chapman offered His New Job in a two reel comedy. La Tit comb to present a $10 000 production Thursday.
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La _ Titcomb
Julius Caesar Draws Strongrepeat Audiences at Boston Opera House
The Boston Opera House kept Julius Caesar running for an extra week due to its popularity. Last night the spacious auditorium was filled with an interested audience. Promoters report success in offering high grade Shakespeare at an affordable price. Next week The Merchant of Venice will feature Mr MacLean as Shylock.
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Boston Opera House
The St James Theatre Show Features Willard and More
A remarkable theatre night headlined by Willard the man who grows. Dora Dean's Fan toms, the Two Bryants, and Jim Reynolds perform a comedy acrobatic act. Rose Fenton players present Macbeth. Also shown are The Exploits of Elaine episode The Vampire. Friday Franklyn Ardell and company present The Suffragette.
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Willard
Dora Dean
Bryants
Jim Reynolds
Rose Fenton
Elaine
the Vampire
Franklyn Ardell
The Exploits of Blaine at Unique Theatre Yesterday
Yesterday Unique Theatre showed The Exploits of Blaine as a continuous daytime program. Today is the last opportunity to see this piracy parody performance.
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Blaine
Theatre program notes feature vaudeville acts and singers
The page shows a photographed cast including H haw and her son Rus sel thr haw at Bearuare Theatre with a Destiny theme. It lists performers such as Ali Rajah and Zemater offering specialty numbers and a ramme daily for lady patrons. Bateman, Harry Feet, Sita Merenaders, and Master Key present acts with songs and storytelling.
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Russel
Bearuare
Anorh
Ete
Bordonal
William Bras
Shereach
Ali Rajah
Ees
Zemater
Laxton
Bateman
Harry Feet
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Sita
Park Theatre Show Promises Charm With Mistress Nell
Mary Pickford stars in Mistress Nell at the Park Theatre from Famous Players Paramount. The film, based on George Hazelton Sr.’s romantic play, features Henrietta Crossman after prior stage success. The program includes Park Concert Orchestra, mezzo-soprano Miss Blanchart, trumpet and trombone duo Krulee and Glassman, and a Park topical review.
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Nell
Players
Paramount Picture
Park Theatre
George ©. Hazelton, Sr
Henrietta Crossman
the Park Concert Orchestra
Mule
Blanchart
Messrs
Krulee
Glassman
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Castle Square Theater Presents Common Clay in Week Four
Despite bad weather Castle Square’s Common Clay enters its fourth week with strong public interest. The play sparks discussion as publicity grows and the company earns praise for performances by Mary Young John Craig William P Carleton Dudley Hawley Mabel Cordord and others.
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Castle Square
Old Museum
Mary Young
John Craig
William P., Carleton
Dudley Hawley
Mabel Colcord
All-Star Vaudeville and Photo-Play at Scollay Square Olympia
Large crowds attended an all-star show at Scollay Square Olympia featuring the Four Nelson Comiques in gymnastics, Helen Chase and her boys in singing and whistling, Richards and Montrose in song and dance, the Olympia stock company in The Intruder, Callarini Four, Spencer and Brown, Morey’s Titanic Disaster, Chaplin in His New Job, It’s a Long Long Way to Tipperary, a Pathe three-reel, and several other feature photo plays.
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Olympia
Nelson Comiques
Helen Chase
Richards
Montrose
Olympia Stock Company
Callarini Four
Spencer and Brown
Morey
Charles Chaplin
Tipperary
Pathe
Zallah’s Burlesque Delights Boston at Grand Opera House
Burlesque drew strong praise yesterday at the Grand Opera House in Boston. Zallah known as the Egyptian Dancing Princess delivered elegant interpretations of ancient dances backed by a balanced company of comedians and a dozen pretty girls. Notable performers included Tom Barrett May Belle and Joe Rose.
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Boston
Zallah
Grand Opera House
Tom Barrett
May Belle
Joe Rose
Too Many Cooks at Plymouth Theatre Sparks Wit
In its second week at the Plymouth Theatre the play Too Many Cooks delivers bright breezy dialogue and amiable comic situations. The Boston audience is treated to simple plot, novel stage settings, and genuine fun making it a standout in years.
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Plymouth Theatre
Boston
Mignon at Modern Theatre Promises Photo Dramatized Opera
World Film Feature presents Mignon with Sheatrus Michelena in the title role. The program includes Gypsy-stolen maiden Miss Michelena and a variety of Pathe Weekly views, plus comic and dramatic photo plays and installments of The Master Key.
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Modern Theatre
World Film Feature
Sheatrus Michelena
California
Miss Michelena
Pathe Weekly
Gordon's Olympia presents Marcus musical stock company bill
Gordon's Olympia features Marcus musical stock company as the main attraction this week. Jane Court and company present Lucky Jim with Jucky and Yost, the Seven Gregory troupe and the Durrell brothers in the bill. The Master Key continues and a selection of latest photo plays completes the program.
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Marcus Musical Stock Company
Gordon’s Olympia
Jane Courthope
Peasant Girl shines at Shubert Theatre with Emma Trentini
Emma Trentini returns to the Shubert Theatre in The Peasant Girl co starring with Clifton Crawford. The final week of the engagement opened last evening with a strong singing cast supporting the principals.
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Emma Trentini
Clifton Crawford
Shubert Theatre
Suratt Performs New Version of Flack Crepe and Diamonds at Keith's
B F Keith's Theatre showcases Valeska Suratt and her dancers in an updated Flack Crepe and Diamonds revue. The act features elaborate gowns, the "Danse Minaret" and "Tango in the Skies" with Honey and Honey praised for top dancing. Also on bill are Bert Errol, Rolland and Farrell, Irene and Robbie Smith, Four Toscas, and Turelly the one man band. The Pathe Weekly adds seasonal clips of Mayor Curley and French artillery.
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Suratt
B. F. Keith
Miss Suratt
Boston
Melvin Stokes
Jack Willard
Honey and Honey
Jack Munn
Honey
Rolland and
Farrell
Turelly
Charles Thompson
Pathe
Mayor Curley
Flanders
Debutante Stars Sparkle as Colonial Theatre Ends Run
The Colonial Theatre patrons enjoy the operetta The Debutante and star Hazel Dawn in the final week. Dawn's beauty voice and personality captivate as Will West Maude Odell Sylvia Jason and others support this unusually amusing tale with popular songs.
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Colonial Theatre
Hazel Dawn
Miss Dawn
Elaine
Will West
Maude Odell
Sylvia Jason
Robert G. Pitkin
Frank Doane
Stewart Baird
Carl Gantvoort
Zoe Barnett
Mary Pickford Gala Week At National Theatre
Mary Pickford appears in Tess of the Storm Country at the National Theatre Tremont and Berkeley streets. The program also features comedy acts, vaudeville six act bill led by Six Hoboes, and performances by Le fevre Duo Joe Fagan Gwinn Willis Lang Rita Murri and others in a varied show.
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National
Tremont
Berkeley
Miss Pickford
Jesse S. Lasky
Lefevre
Joe Fagan
Gwinn
Willis
Lang
Rita Murri
Tremont Theatre Presents Seven Keys to Baldpate
The Tremont opened its final week with Seven Keys to Baldpate drawing a large audience. The show held steady audience interest from start to finish throughout the evening.
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Delmont Stars Burlesque Show at Howard Atheneum
Howard Atheneum hosted Al Delmont in Preparing for the Fray with local boys aiding stunts for a big contest. The Charming Widows Company produced burlesque with Lillian English Princess Ka Simone de Beryll Emile Acoust Jimmie Cooper and others. Acts included the Banta brothers Ford and Truly Adolpho Thomas Ragtime Trio and Carmen plus hoop roller. Next week Dick Rudolph of the Boston Braves is announced.
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al Delmont
Howard Atheneum
Simone de Beryll
Emile Acoust
Jimmie Cooper
Harry Peterson
Sam Carlton
Bobby Ferns
Mae Lorimer
Anna Romaine
Hugh Shelley
Department of Entertainment
Pavia and Company
Dick Rudolph
Boston Braves
Waldron's Casino presents Janitor Higgins at Waldron's
Joe Hurtis presented Ed Lee Wrothe and the Ginger Girls at Charlie Waldron's Casino in a rollicking travesty titled Janitor Higgins. Hurtis leads a strong cast with a chorus of young beauties and notable solos by Jane Le Beau and others amid aurora stage effects.
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Joe Hurtis
Ed Lee Wrothe
Charlie Waldron
Owen Martin
Augusta Lang
Rank 10
Gaiety Theatre Presents Ben Welch Burlesque Show
The Gaiety Theatre showcases Ben Welch and his new burlesque production featuring The Love Waters Frisco 1915. Welch is hailed as a top burlesque and vaudeville entertainer with a strong cast including Florence Rother Minnie Bud Harrison Mable Howard Pat Kearney and Vic Casmore among others. A highlight is the 20 American Zouaves performance.
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Gaiety Theatre
Ben Welch
Bud” Harrison
Mable Howard
Soubrette
Pat Kearney
Frank Pp. Murphy
Vic Casmore
George Douglass
Freda Florence
Two Schools End Athletic Ties After Track Meet
Volkmann School and Huntington High School severed athletic relations after a Friday dual meet won by Huntington. A pre meet squabble and eligibility disputes involving a Huntington runner preceded the contest leading Volkmann authorities to cut future matches.
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Volkmann School
Huntington High School
Volkmann
Huntington School
Quincy Mayor elected to Bay State Automobile Association
The Hon. Chester J. Campbell mayor of Quincy was elected a member of the Bay State Automobile Association at a ward directors meeting held yesterday at the Hotel Lenox. Fifteen other well known motorists were admitted as members amid signs the 500 member cap by July 1 will be reached early.
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Chester J.campbell
Quincy
Bay State Automobile Association
Ward of Directors
Lenox
Yanks Seek Southpaw Names After Donovan Ruling
Colonel Ruppert says no truth to rumors Donovan aimed to rig a deal for Sam Agnew. A deal for either Wellman or Hamilton may be possible, and Donovan needs a capable southpaw pitcher.
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Donovan
Sam Agnew
St. Louis
Wellman
Hamilton
Value Benchmark Cuts Loose From Padded Price-Lists
A 1915 critique targets inflated Tire Price-Lists and endorses Goodrich Plain Trend tires. The piece argues nine leading manufacturers offer discounted consumer prices, urging readers to compare mileage and value before purchasing tires in future.
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