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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1917

Page

6

Cuticura Soaps Heal Pimples and Blackheads

A reader reports facial acne and itching improving after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The letter describes severe pimples on the face arms and shoulders that burned on warm days and were embarrassed by, then notes healing after three cakes of soap and ointment. The notice offers free samples by mail and lists the Cuticura department in Boston.

FE. J. Gregory Summer St Pawtucket R.1 Cuticura Dept. H Boston

What the Doctor Knows About Kidneys and Health

Reader warning about kidney health and Bright's Disease with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. Claims kidneys drive overall health and cites statistics from New York. Promotes sample bottle offer and two bottle sizes 50c and 1.00 with order address in Binghamton New York.

Bright New York Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post

Music of Beauty in New Show at Tremont Theatre

Edward H. Crosby reports Boston audiences returned to Tremont Theatre as it shifts back toward lyric entertainment with a new production described as opera comique rather than the usual musical attractions.

Music OF Beauty Tremont Theatre Boston Lyric Atlantic Opera Comique

Miss Springtime at Boston a New Kalman Operetta Delights

Kalman score and romantic plot please Boston audience during its initial Boston presentation. Rosika and Marco arrive incognito, impersonation leads to romance, with Frank McIntyre providing comedy. Strong cast and lavish scenery signal a promising run.

New York Boston Emmerich Kalman Sam Pilota Rudolph Marco Grand Opera Budapest Rosika Marco Paul Pilgrim Frank McIntyre Oveya Budapesth Herr Kalman Ethel Pettit Harrison Brockbank Wilmuth Merkyl Frank Doane Zoe Barnett

The Awakening of Helena Richie Heads Olympia Bill

Ethel Barrymore stars in The Awakening of Helena Richie at Gordon’s Olympia this week. The program also features The Great Secret with Bushman and Bayne, Great Expectations with Louise Huff and Jack Pickford, plus vaudeville acts In Monkeyland and Captain Kidder’s miniature operetta Cru soe’s Isle.

Gordon’s Olympia Ethel Barrymore Helena Richie Bushman Bayne Louise Huff Jack Pickford Captain Kidder and Company Faust Dayton Farrell

Salvation Site Leads St James Theatre One-Act Bill

At the St James Theatre yesterday Octavia Handworth and company presented Salvation Site a one act comedy drama. The bill also featured Loewy and the Lacy sisters Ferguson and Sunderland Fiske and Fallon and Serbini and Grovini in acts. Also shown were Pearl of the Army episode a news pictorial a comedy film and The Pipers Price with Dorothy Phillips.

St. James Theatre Octavia Handworth Loewy the Lacy Sisters Ferguson Sunderland Fiske Fallon Serbini Grovini Dorothy Phillips

Pollyanna Charms Hollis Street Theatre Crowd in Week Three

The Hollis Street Theatre hosts Pollyanna for its third week with warm audience response. Praised for Patricia Collinge’s superb performance, the cast also features Effie Shannon, Herbert Kelcey, Jessie Busley, Maude Granger, Earle Browne, Helen Weathersby, Maud Hosford, Stephen Davis, Harry Barfoot, and Henry Duffey.

Hollis Street Theatre Pollyanna Merry Play Patricia Collinge Miss Collinge Effie Shannon Herbert Kelcey Jessie Busley Maude Granger Earle Browne Helen Weathersby Maud Hosford Stephen Davis Harry Barfoot Henry Duffey

Mitzi Renews Her Success in Pom Pom at Colonial

Mitzi Hajes returns to Boston in the title role of Pom Pom at the Colonial Theatre for a two week engagement. The show features enhanced dance routines and new business bits with Mitzi delivering lively singing and a noted performance as Evelyn. Tom McNaughton, Rita Dane, Carl Gantvoort and Bessie De Voie headline a strong cast in a polished revival following last year’s Paris street gamin turn.

Mitzi Hajes Boston Colonial Theatre Mitzi Paris Evelyn Tom McNaughton Rita Dane Carl Gantvoort Bessie de Voie Cohan

Wilbur Theatre Star Shines In The Unchastened Woman

Emily Stevens as Caroline Knolys delivers a pronounced performance in The Unchastened Woman at the Wilbur Theatre now in its second week. Reeves-Smith supports as the husband with solid impersonation. Minor roles are well sustained.

Emily Stevens Caroline Knolys H. Reeves-Smith

Final Week of The Passing Show Opens at Shubert Theatre

Boston audiences packed the Shubert Theatre for the final week of The Passing Show of 1916 with strong welcomes for Ed Wynn Belle Ashlyn Stella Hoban Ma Belle and the fiddling dancers. The next bill on January 15 features Herbert Blossom’s Hearts of Erin with Vernon Stiles in the lead.

Shubert Theatre Boston Ed Wynn Belle Ashlyn Stella Hoban Ma Belle Herbert Blossom Hearts of Erin Vernon Stiles

Washington Theatre Presents A Trio Of 1910s Screen Dramas

Feature includes Miss Clara Williams in Three of Many set on an Austro Italian frontier. Le nore Ulrich stars in The Road to Love, Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in The Great Secret. On Thu Fri Sat bill shows Lillian Gish in The House Built Upon Sand Marie Dor o in Oliver Twist and Helen Holmes in The Lass of the Lumber Land.

Clara Williams Washington Theatre Lenore Ulrich Francis X. Bushman Beverly Bayne Lillian Gish Marie Doro Helen Holmes

Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief from Constipation

Dr Edwards introduces Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel with a mild vegetable laxative. The tablets have no griping and help normalize bowels and liver. Advertises cures for dark mouth bad breath dullness and torpid liver with one or two tablets nightly priced 25 cents per box at all druggists.

Edwards Calomel Dr. Edwards

Waldron's Casino Presents Trio of Burlesque Comics This Week

Waldron's Casino features three leading burlesque funmakers Bert Rose Don Clark and James Coughlin in the Great Star and Garter Show with a new musical comedy At the Mardi Gras and All Aboard in two parts. The Luna Park production includes a large chorus and a bathing pavilion showcase with striking costumes and a Paris boulevard number.

Waldron’s Bert Rose Don Clark James Coughlin Rose Jimmy Coughlin W. & W. Amusement Company Jess Weiss Walter Wolff Burlington Four Margaret Lee Jacquelin Tallman May Delisle Luna Park Johnny Wise Paris

New Beacon Theatre Presents Dickens Adaptation and Civil War Drama

The New Beacon Theatre opens with Marie Doro in an elaborate Oliver Twist adaptation with the same costumes from the all-star revival. Peggy Hyland and Antonio Moreno star in The Rose of the South, a Civil War romance. Lou Tellegen appears in The Victoria Cross, with Clara Kimball Young in The Rise of Susan on the same program.

New Beacon Theatre Marie Doro Charles Dicken Oliver Twist Miss Doro Peggy Hyland Antonio Moreno Lou Tellegen Paul Potter Clara Kimball Young Susan

Pride of the Clan heads Modern Theatre bill with Mary Pickford

Mary Pickford stars in The Pride of the Clan at the Modern Theatre all week. The Nine ty and Nine features William Courtenay and Lucille Lee Stewart with a humorous village drama.

Mary Pickford Mary Marget McTavish William Courtenay Lucille Lee Stewart

Douglas Fairbanks Stars In The Matrimaniac At Old South

Douglas Fairbanks appears in The Matrimaniac at the Old South Theatre this week with a noted stunt riding a jackass. Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne deliver strong acting in The Great Secret episode. Frank Keenan and Charles Richmond headline Thursday to Saturday shows in The Sins We Do and The Secret Kingdom.

Douglas Fairbanks Old South Theatre Fairbanks Francis X. Bushman Beverly Bayne Frank Keenan Charles Richmond

Bowdoin Square Theatre Currents At The Bowdoin

The Bowdoin Square Theatre remains a top amusement spot for women and youth with "Diana, the Huntress" drawing strong applause for its lifelike drama. Wormwood's monkey circus charms youngsters with Charley Chaplin mimicry as Putnam Lewis entertain and Wood and Lawson deliver piano imitations. The Clemense brothers and Clark and Levine also please. The Shielding Shadow ends today and tomorrow with Sam Cohen’s amateurs and bargain features to follow.

Bowdoin Square Theatre Diana Wormwood Monkey Circus Charley Chaplin Putnam and Lewis Wood Lawson Leroy Barry Todd Nards Clemense Brothers Clark Levine Whitmark Sam *Cohen

Castle Square presents Bringing Up Father in Politics

The Castle Square Theatre enters the second and final week of Bringing Up Father in Politics with a lively vaudeville program. Jiggs Mahoney and Maggie, played by Johnny Jess and Isabel Winlocke, receive strong audience approval while the Hedges perform a string of specialties. After over three hours the show keeps a brisk pace as the sun wanes. Next week Walter Lawrence headlines as Come Back to Erin.

Castle Square Jiggs Mahoney Maggie Johnny Jess Isabel Winlocke Hedges Walter Lawrence Erin

Exeter Street Theatre Shows Silent Stars This Week

For the midweek, Douglas Fairbanks appears in American Aristocracy with Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Blackwell in His Brother's Wife at Exeter Street Theatre. From Thursday onward, Ethel Barrymore leads The Awakening of Helena Richie. Dill Frank Keenan stars in The Sins We Do, plus Burton Holmes and Metro travel and one part comedies.

Douglas Fairbanks Ethel Clayton Carlyle Blackwell Exeter Street Ethel Barrymore Helena Richie Frank Keenan Burton Holmes Metro Travel

The Black Butterfly at Franklin Park Theatre Delivers Strong Cast

An exceptional cast and production stand out in The Black Butterfly at Franklin Park Theatre this week. Mme Petrova excels as Sonia Smirnov the beautiful dancer and also plays a mother and daughter in a mirrored dialogue scene. Vaudeville acts shine and the Pathe Weekly highlights top events of the moment.

Franklin Park Theatre Mme. Petrova Sonia Smirnov Pathe Weekly

Russian Ballet Opens at B. F. Keiths Theatre with Kosloff

Theodore Kosloff and his Imperial Ballet troupe headline a diverse bill at B. F. Keiths Theatre. Vlasta Maslova shines in solos and duets, backed by a ten-piece Russian orchestra. The program also features Aveling and Lloyd, Julius Tannen, Dolly Connolly, Percy Wenrich, De Leon and Mary Davies, Meehan’s dogs, and the Hearst-Pathé News.

Theodore Kosloff Imperial Ballets Moscow Petrograd Vlasta Maslova B. F. Keith’s Kosloff Imperial Theatre M. Kosloff Aveling Lloyd Aaron Hoffman Julius Tannen Dolly Connolly Comedienne Percy Wenrich Miss Connolly Mr. Wenrich Walter de Leon Mary Davies Meehan Pinkey Martin Brennan Ethel Powell the Searles Hearst-Pathe

Orpheum presents vaudeville bill led by Cal Dean

A full Orpheum program yesterday featured The Sorority Girls in miniature musical comedy by 14 performers led by Cal Dean. It also included Just for Instance, Berhur acrobats, Arab athletes, Jay Gould and Flo Lewis in Holding the Fort, Mae Marvin with syncopated songs, Rice and Francis in His Uncle's Ward, and a news reel plus House Built Upon the Sand as the feature.

Orpheum Cal Dean Berhur Jay Gould Flo Lewis Mae Marvin Rice Francis

Globe Theatre presents Pickford double bill and McCoy attraction

The Globe Theatre offers a two film bill this week featuring Mary Pickford in Hearts Adrift with Gertrude McCoy in The Lash of Destiny. Pickford plays Nina a Spanish waif survivor of a shipwreck. McCoy stars as a country schoolteacher who moves to the city to pursue singing.

Globe Theatre Mary Pickford Gertrude McCoy Nina Miss McCoy

Grace George Stars in Major Barbara at Plymouth Theatre

Grace George in the title role of Major Barbara graces the Plymouth Theatre for the week. The Shaw play attracts strong patronage and Miss George has pleased Boston audiences with this new offering.

Grace George Barbara Plymouth Theatre Boston Miss George

Broadway Belles head Howard Atheneum burlesque show

The Howard Atheneum featured Broadway Belles in two lively acts and five scenes with original humor. Joe Marks Amy Evans and Dolly Southern drew praise while Rogers Hughes Franklyn Boldens The Flying Keelers Tom Donnelly Marvel Betts and Potter also entertained in a strong vaudeville bill promising a prosperous week.

Howard Atheneum Joe Marks Amy Evans Dolly Southern the Howard Rogers Hughes Franklyn Boldens Flying Keelers Tom Donnelly Marvel Betts Potter

Liberty Girls at Gaiety Theatre Opens with Bright Crowd

Melrose crowd greets opening performances at the Gaiety Theatre featuring Liberty Girls led by Jack Conway. Notable acts include Burlowa sisters slack wire, singer Etta Joerns, Barry Melton, and song hit New York Town by Lynd Gately. Other entertainers Mike Pugila and Arthur Mayer impress.

Jack Conway Gaiety Theatre Liberty Girls Mr. Conway Melrose Burlowa Sisters Slack Wire Etta Joerns Barry Melton New York Town Lynd Gately Mike Pugila Arthur Mayer

Prescription for Catarrhal Deafness Head Noises Relief

If you have catarrhal deafness or head noises, obtain Parmint double strength from a druggist. Mix 1 ounce with a% pint hot water and 4 ounces granulated sugar, take 1 tablespoonful four times daily. Relieves distressing noises, clears nostrils, eases breathing, and stops mucus drainage. Easy to make, inexpensive, and pleasant to take.

Final Boston week for You're in Love at Majestic

Majestic Theatre announces this is the last Boston week for You're in Love the current attraction. The show has added May Thompson dances and new cast members Cunningham Clements and others while remaining well received by patrons. Afterward Fox presents A Daughter of the Gods with Annette Kellerman.

Boston Majestic Theatre May Thompson Cunningham Clements Fox Annette Kellerman

Cambridge Man Praises Plant Juice Remedy in Testimonial

A Cambridge man, James F E Connerty, reports relief from chronic stomach trouble after using Plant Juice since 1904. The testimonial touts digestion, sleep, and overall health gains, with the product promoted by the Plant Juice Man at Houghton and Dutton drug department for public demonstrations.

Boston James FE. Connerty Webster Street Cambridge Houghton & Dutton

Remedy for air passages using Balm of Gilead and Duffy’s Malt

A historic remedy advises mixing 1% Balm of Gilead buds with 1 pint Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey for 48 hours then straining. Add 1 lb bruised rock candy to slowly dissolve. Dose increases from a teaspoon hourly to a tablespoon hourly, or every half hour in acute cases. Sold by druggists and grocers for $1.00. request the household booklet from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co in Rochester NY.

Duffy Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N. Y

Anti-Kamma Tablets Promoted For Headache Relief

An advertisement claims headaches have various frequencies and notes doctors often cannot find or cure the cause. It promotes anti kamma tablets as a permanent relief, available from druggists in quantities from 100 to 500 and more, with AK Tablets as the product name.

A-K Tablets Offer Relief For Severe Headache Attacks

The copy promotes A-K Tablets as a remedy for sick headache describing two tablets to ward off an attack and one tablet every two hours during an attack. It claims rest and comfort follow and that relief is unique to this product.

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Robert M. Yerkes Harvard Pileri~m “Oll America Thomas W. Lamont J. P. Morgan & Co Collier's Tremont Edward H. Crosby Wilbur Theatre Himer & Amend Third Ave New York City Theodore Metcalf Co Waldron’s Casino Modern Theatre Castle Square Theatre Exeter Street Theatre B. F. Keith’s Theatre Orpheum Theatre J. Ogden Armour Armour and Company Earth Philip D. Armour James E. Connerty T.D. Baker Co. Provisioners Telephone Beach Washington Street Boylston Hollis Sts
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