Grain Market Notes Show Lib 4s Sink to New Lows
In a mixed trading session bonds from the Lib group slipped to new lows with two Liberty 4s hitting 92.50 and 92.10 respectively. The market totals indicate par value of $22,000 for the Liberty issues while United States bonds remained steady on call amid foreign and domestic concessions.
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New York Curb Markets See Irregular Trend and Copper Talks
The New York market shows irregular tendencies with weak spots and strong spots amid political calm. Copper producers plan contracts against declines, steel expects revised delivery terms, and Detroit street railway ruling boosts hopes for fare increases and investor optimism. Bethlehem Steel weakens to new lows as United States Steel holds with mixed sentiment on dividends and demand.
Midvale Steel Declares Dividend for 1919
At a January 1919 board meeting Midvale Steel & Ordinance Co. declares a quarterly dividend of $1.60 per share payable February 1 to stockholders of record at close of business January 15. Books will remain open. WM B Dickson, Treasurer.
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American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co
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Sympathizers Raid Clothing Factory Near Elizabeth
In Roselle near Elizabeth New Jersey on January 13 a crowd said to be sympathizers of striking workers raided a clothing factory smashing windows wrecking machinery and according to police throwing acid in the faces of workers who refused to join the strike.
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Money Markets Summary of Current Rates
Current prices show brokers' customers' loans at 6 percent and outside brokers' call loans by 1 cent. Commercial paper and year money also at 6 percent. The cinema core label appears as garbled text without clear meaning.
Waterfront Calendar Entry for January 14 1596
Tide heights list morning 10 ft and evening 6 ft with moon phases and planetary sightings. Notes include long date counts since the war began and the U. S. at war for 608 days, with moon cycles from January to April and evening star Venus and morning star Saturn details.
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Groundfish landings and ex vessel prices reported at Boston pier
Six fishing vessels landed about 851000 pounds of fresh groundfish at the big pier yesterday with ex vessel prices listed for haddock large cod markets pollock cusk and halibut. Arriving fleets include St Roseway Fish Hawk Hesperus Bay State Natalie Hammond Commonwealth and others. The Cunard line reports six British government ships sold to the company for service to Boston and salvage operations are prepared for the Alcor wreck. La Canadienne is under charter to Atlantic Salvage Company of Halifax.
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Shipping reports list steamers Commodore Rollins and others arriving at Norfolk and Baltimore with several barges in tow from Gloucester and New York. The schooner Harry A Nickerson from Gloucester arrived in tow, with tugs and barges including Mahoning and Ontelaunee. Departures include steamer Ciboa and Lakeville bound for New York and Philadelphia with multiple barges in tow and vessels assisting Arlington.
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The Story of the Rosary at Castle Square
From Drury Lane to Boston a European wartime tale follows a soldier and a princess who fall in love. Miss Mac Donald shines as the heroine and Mr Ayres plays a sturdy lover-warrior, with Miss Barnicoat notable in song. Next week’s bill is A Bachelor’s Honeymoon.
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Boston
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Walter Howard
Miss MacDonald
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Leave It to Jane Opens at Majestic Theatre
Last night the Majestic Theatre hosted another week of Leave It to Jane with a large, lively crowd. Oscar Shaw and Juanita Fletcher headline the popular musical comedy.
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Majestic Theatre
Oscar Shaw
Juanita Fletcher
Private War Play The Crowded Hour At Park Square
A private performance for soldiers was held at Park Square Theatre last evening to launch the new war drama The Crowded Hour. The general public is admitted this evening, with the production expected to attract local audiences.
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Lombardi, Ltd. Opens New Week at Plymouth Theatre
The Plymouth Theatre hosted another week of Lombardi, Ltd. last evening. The comedy proves so true to life that it invites repeated viewings with constant interest.
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Plymouth Theatre
Romance of the Air heads Tremont Temple showing
The aviation feature A Romance of the Air continues a new week at Tremont Temple with Lieutenant Bert Hall appearing in person. His graphic personal experiences add to the film's appeal, drawing aviation enthusiasts and general audiences.
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Tremont Temple
Bert Hall
Codman Square Theatre: Savage Woman and A Perfect 36
At Codman Square Theatre the first half of the week features Clara Kimball Young in The Savage Woman with vaudeville and short comedies. Mabel Norman in A Perfect 36 will be shown in the latter part of the week.
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Clara Kimball Young
Mabel Normand
Globe Theatre Screens Current Week Features
William Faversham stars in The Silver King at the Globe Theatre this week Also showing The Secret Garden with Lila Lee and Camping Out with Fatty Arbuckle in the same venue.
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Globe Theatre
William Faversham
Lila Lee
Fatty Arbuckle
Fenway Theatre Week Program Features McIntyre and Gish
The Fenway presents Frank McIntyre in Too Fat to Weight and Dorothy Dalton in Quick Sands for the first three days. On Thursday Friday and Saturday Dorothy Gish appears in The Hope Chest and Mae Marsh in The Racing Strain with Burton Holmes Trav ers Pathe News and comedy completing the bill.
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Frank McIntyre
Wight
Dorothy Dalton
Dorothy Gish
Hope Chest
Mae Marsh
Burton Holmes Travers
Pathe News
Stage picks at Exeter Street Theatre this week
The first half features Madge Kennedy in A Perfect Lady and Ethel Clayton in The Mystery Girl. The remainder of the week offers Constance Talmadge in A Perfect Lady and Alice Brady in Her Great Chance with Official war review Pathe News and comedies.
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Exeter Street Theatre
Madge Kennedy
Ethel Clayton
Constance Talmadge
Alice Brady
Official War Review
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Silent Film Highlights at Bowdoin Square Theatre
William S Hart stars in Branding Broadway with a wild Park ride scene as natives watch in Central Park. Charles Ray appears in String Beans and Fatty Arbuckle in The Sheriff. Vaudeville features Parshleys Honey Johnson Wanda educated seal Barrett brothers Lillian Calvert. Bargain night Friday previews Cecil B De Mille The Squaw Man and Dorothy Dalton Quicksand next week.
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Jim Barton Leads The Twentieth Century Maids at Waldron's
Jim Barton headlines Waldron's Casino this week with The Twentieth Century Maids. The new show All in Fun features Billy Barnes Joe Opp Madlyn Worth Florence Belmont Tillie Barton Juliette Ed Golden Arthur Young with music and lyrics by Correy and Strauss. A chorus of pretty girls wears extravagant costumes.
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Juliette
Ed Golden
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Nazimova Stars In Eye for Eye At Franklin Park Theatre
One of the best bills yet seen at this theatre last night drew a large audience. Nazimova headlines Eye for Eye for the first half of the week, followed by Dorothy Gish in the Hope Chest. Vaudeville features Lew Welch and company in The Prodigal Father and acts by Elaine and Tatiana, Lowry and Prince, Rose and Ellis.
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Park Theatre Draws Crowd with Stolen Orders and The Spender
The Park Theatre featured Stolen Orders as added attraction welcomed by large audiences. Cast includes Kitty Gordon Montague Love June Elvidge and Carlyle Blackwell. Bert Lytell appears in The Spender. Vitagraph comedy News Weekly and Octavo the soloist distressed with Park Symphony Orchestra providing an excellent overture.
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Montague Love
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Carlyle Blackwell
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The Million Dollar Dolls at Gayety Theatre
The Gayety Theatre presents a new musical travesty titled A Whirl of Pleasure in two parts with 12 scenes and colorful episodes. The show features The Million Dollar Dolls drawing strong approval as they perform a tuneful array of acts and feminine tableaux.
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Keith's Theatre Show Delights War Veterans Cast
Nitta Jo stars at Keith's Theatre this week with a French flair entertaining soldiers at cantonments. The bill features Mrs. Gene Hughes and company in When He Comes Back, La Bernicia with Kla Wa Na, the Indian harpist, A Robbins and partner, the Mirano brothers, Sue Creighton Beeman and Anderson, Whitefield and Ireland in The Belle of Bingville, Henry Squid gulum Lewis in The Laugh Shop, and Pathé Weekly as a bonus.
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Pirates burlesque at Howard Atheneum draws strong crowd
The Howard Atheneum presented The Pirates burlesque company featuring Harry Bentley and John Black as top stars with Mae Kearns Frances Cornell Sue Milford and others delivering merriment. The lineup included Allie Armstrong Russell Gallagher Val lance Agnew and more. Next week The Grown-up Babies will headline.
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Lane
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St James Theatre to Feature Dalton Arbuckle Acts This Week
This week at the St James Theatre Doro thy Dalton appears in Quick Sands Fatty Arbuckle shows Camping Out The Iron Test and Pathe Weekly Vaudeville by Dot Hickey and Jacey Henricks and their jazz band plus other acts A complete bill change is planned for Thursday.
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Fatty Arbuckle
Iron Test
Pathe
Dot Hickey
Jacey Henricks
Boston Theatre Features The Prodigal Wife and Vaudeville Acts
Mary Boland and Lucy Cotton headline The Prodigal Wife at the Boston Theatre this week. The program includes Rae Eleanor Ball and brother, the Helen Stanley Revue, Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Q Out, Joe Rome and Til Ne Cox, the Gabberts, and Jim Toney and Ann Norman in a varied vaudeville bill.
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Hollis Street Theatre Opens Second Week of The Better Ole
The Better Ole at Hollis Street Theatre begins its second week last evening. The production is proving a success as sponsors predicted and critics who saw it say the humor of Old Bill Alf and Bert is incisive yet unctuous.
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Fred Stone heads fourth week at Colonial Theatre
Fred Stone opened the fourth week of his engagement at the Colonial Theatre last evening. The production, like the star, holds broad appeal with nonstop entertainment and a show designed to please the pleasure-seeker.
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Jack O’ Lantern
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Tremont Theatre Opens Week with Cyril Maude in The Saving Grace
Cyril Maude began his second Tremont Theatre week in The Saving Grace by Haddon Chambers. His performance marks a turn from Grumpy memories to a more refined lighter artistry as he anchors the show at the Tremont.
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Virtuous Wives at Gordons Olympia Delights Audience
Anita Stewart headlines the second week at Gordons Olympia in Virtuous Wives. Conway Tearle Mrs De Wolf Hopper and Edwin Arden provide solid support as the vaudeville program features Pesci duo Barber and Jackson in Just Mirth and Comedy Howard and Chase in The Foolkiller and Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Out.
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Columbia Theatre Shows This Week Feature Gish, Reid Pair
The Columbia Theatre presents Wetona and William Reid in T Many Millions this week. Thursday showcases Dorothy Gish and Robert Harron in The Greatest Thing in Life and Pearl White in The Lightning Raider. Norma Talmadge in The Tap is also listed.
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Scollay Square Olympia Screens New Week Lineup
William Farnum stars in For Freedom as the feature at Scollay Square Olympia. Also appearing are the Sully family and a vaudeville lineup including Francis and De Mar, Sprague and McNeese, Howard and Lewis, La Fullette, Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Out, and the Olympia News Weekly.
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Uphams Corner Strand Highlights Top Week Features
Dorothy Dalton leads the week at Upham s Corner Strand in Quicksands with Madge Kennedy in A Perfect Lady Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Out Arthur Martell at the Strand Weekly. For Thursday to Saturday Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and her son Russell Thaw headline I Want to Forget George Walsh appears in I ll Say So.
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Orpheum Vaudeville and Photoplays Lineup This Week
The Orpheum Theatre presents a mixed program for the first half of the week featuring Danny Simmons in The Raw Recruit Clifford and Barry Mahoney and Rogers in A Seashore Flirtation Farrar and Faber in After the Wedding the Herbert sisters with Carelli and Gillette and Fatty Arbuckle Camping Out and William Faversham in The Silver King The latter half showcases Here Comes the Bride with Frank Bush Gill and Veak Donahue and Fletcher Watkins and Williams Nat Burns and John Barrymore
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Modern Theatre Presents Little Women Screen Adaptation
The Modern Theatre revisits Little Women in a new screen version this week featuring a strong cast of players. Also showing are Bonds of Honor with Sessue Hayakawa and Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Out.
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Beacon Theatre Presents Little Women in Boston This Week
Boston audiences will flock to the Beacon Theatre to see Little Women adapted from Louisa May Alcott. Also on bill, Bends of Hon or featuring Sessue Hayakawa and Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Out.
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Lancaster Theatre Screens Top Acts This Week
At the Lancaster Theatre the first half of the week features George Walsh in I'll Say I Do and Madge Kennedy in The Fair Pretender. The latter half presents Norma Talmadge and Eugene Brown in The Moth, Sporting Life, Fatty Arbuckle in The Sheriff, and Houdini in The Master Mystery.
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