Debussy Sea Magic and Haydn Echo at Symphony Hall
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Pierre Monteux featured Miss Isolde Menges in Bruch’s G minor concerto. Debussy’s La Mer impressed with tonal beauty, though the critic felt the work lacked unity compared to Sirens, while Haydn’s symphony again challenged musical historians’ views.
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Isolde Menges
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
Symphony Hall
Schubert
Haydn
Debussy
Symhony
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Miss Menges
Mendelssohn
Schumann
Debussy Sea Impresses City Audiences
The concert featured Debussy's impressionistic score as its highlight with a superb Haydn symphony under Monteux and a Rossini styled Schubert overture entertaining the crowd. Critics note Debussy's sea as baffling and vividly moodful, leaving judgment about its lasting value to listeners.
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Debussy
Monteux
Haydn
Schubert
Rossini
Building Burned at Tilton Seminary
Fire at Tilton Seminary in Tilton New Hampshire destroyed the junior department building a wooden structure connected to Knowles cottage dormitory housing older boys. The blaze gutted the schoolhouse but volunteer efforts saved the connected dormitory.
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Tilton, N. H
Tilton Seminary
Knowles
Burton Holmes Illuminates Jerusalem In Second Lecture
Burton Holmes presented the second illustrated lecture in Symphony Hall on Jerusalem The Holy City viewed as it stands today since British forces ended Muslim rule His February Palestine trip and camera work showcased the railway route from Egypt to Jerusalem and sites like the crucifixion tomb Golgotha and other familiar locations The talk described native customs and new regime improvements and will be repeated this afternoon.
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Burton Holmes
Symphony Hall
Jerusalem
Holy
Holmes
Palestine
Egypt
Christ
Golgotha
Remarkable Vermont Tot Recites Any Verse at Lenox Hotel
A four year old girl from Windsor Vermont amazed guests at the Lenox Hotel by instantly memorizing and repeating any line or verse read to her. She performed again at the State House showcasing her flawless memory for words of one to five syllables.
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Windsor
Lenox Hotel
State House
Dorothy Leroy
Windsor, Vt
Hotel Lenox
United States
Child recites Gaelic verses heard from strangers at Lenox
A girl recited Gaelic lines she had heard from strangers and then asked for a piggy back ride from Dorothy in the Lenox room.
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Lenox
Senate orders halt to Army recruiting to 150,000
Washington January 14. On a party line divide the Senate passed a resolution directing the Secretary of War to stop army recruiting until the regular army is reduced to 150,000 men, despite protests from most of the military affairs committee.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of War
Phelan seeks Senate reconsideration on army size vote
After adjournment Senator Phelan urged a reconsideration of the vote on reducing the army size. The Senate had, by 34 to 28, set the maximum at 150,000 against the committee proposal of 175,000, despite Pershing and Baker objections. Pershing had proposed 200,000 as a minimum.
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Phelan
California
Senate
Marshall
General Pershing
Baker
House
Wadsworth
Military Affairs Committee
Lenroot
Republican
Wisconsin
Pershing
Sisters of Thomas Maguire Sought by Rochester Firm
Homer Strone and Co of Rochester asks Boston police to locate two sisters in Boston, Ann and Rose Maguire, heirs to the estate of Thomas Maguire who died recently after long service with the firm at 207 State Street.
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Thomas Maguire
Homer Strone & Co
State Street
Rochester
N. Y
Boston
Ann
Rose
Maguire
Screen Gossip On H. B. Warner and Jimmie Morrison
H. B. Warner, born in London 1876, built a screen career with Ince and Robertson-Cole. His latest films include Dice of Destiny and When We Were 21. Jimmie Morrison, known as Jimmie, starred in Sowing the Wind and Black Beauty and recalls his early Vitagraph days with Dorothy Kelley.
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H. B. Warner
London
England
America
Eleanor Robson
Thomas H. Ince
Vagabond Prince
Mr. Warner
Jimmy Valentine
Robertson-Cole
James Morrison
Jimmie
Anita Stewart
Dorothy Kelley
Nick Carter Series Debuts At Gordon's Olympia Theatre
The first Nick Carter feature A Cry At Midnight will be shown at Gordon's Olympia Theatre with Thomas J. Carrigan as Nick Carter Mae Gaston as the lead and Colin Chase as the juvenile. Fifteen two reel episodes were filmed in Medford Massachusetts by Broadwell Productions Inc.
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Nick Carter
Gordon's Olympia Theatre
Thomas J. Carrigan
Mae Gaston
Colin Chase
Medford
Mass
Broadwell Productions, Inc
Answers to Questions About Silent Film Stars
A reader quiz lists actors and titles from silent cinema era. It names Hinzel Jean Paige with Black Beauty, Mahlon Hamilton in Daddy Longlegs, Annette Kellerman still acting, Douglas Fairbanks in The Mark of Zorro and The Nut, Mary Pickford in The Love Light and Rag Tail and Bob Tail, Jack Pickford in The Double Dyed Deceiver and The Man Who Had Everything, Joe Tiven in Hidden Dangers, Ann Little born in Sisson California and linked to The Cradle of Courage, plus many studio addresses and marital statuses. It closes asking to address PRUNELLA HALL at The Boston Post.
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Hinzel
Jean Paige
Mahlon Hamilton
Annette Kellerman
Douglas Fairbanks
The
Mary Pickford
Rag Tail
Bob Tail
Jack Pickfords
Joe Tivan
Portland
Ann Little
Sisson
Cal
William S. Hart
Cradle of Courage
E. B. Stonington
Conn
Sylvia Breamer
Blackton Productions
Classon Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ethel Clayton
Lasky Studio
Hollywood
Constance
Norma Talmadge
East 48Th Street
New York
Constance Binney
Realart Corporation
Fifth Avenue
Mary Miles Minter
North Occidental Boulevard
June Caprice
Pathe Film Corporation
West 45Th Street
Robert Gordon
Alma Francis
Edward Hearn
Jack Dempsey
Film Corporation
Bobbie Vernon
Buck Jones
Rockland
Gladys Brockwell
Clara Kimball Young
Willam Duncan
Miss Gardner
Ruth Roland
Cambridge
Anita Stewart
Mission Boulevard
Los Angeles
Alice Lake
Metro Studios
Lillian Way
Dorothy Dalton
Lasky Studios
Edward B
Boston
Mass
Tom Moore
Sessue Hayakawa
Deaths Main In Somerville
William Main beloved son of Matilda and William F Main died January 14 in Somerville. Funeral from residence 140 Summer Street Monday at 2 PM. Relatives and friends invited. Late member Somerville Post American Legion.
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Main
Somerville
William
Matilda
William F. Main
Somerville Post
American Legion
Millennium Sermon by Evangelist Stevens in Boston
Evangelist J Stevens of New York City preaches on the millennium with Satan bound for 1000 years. Address People Temple Columbus Ave and Berkeley St Sunday 3 p m. Large audience last Sunday. Question and answer session after lecture. Seats free.
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Evangelist J
Stevens
New York City
Columbus Ave
Berkeley St
Lost and Found notice for clothing and items
Lost and found item brief mentions a child’s clothing and related articles between East Boston and Keith's with a contact phone Parkway 228 for inquiries.
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East Boston
Keith's Ware
Memory marvel Dorothy teaches Postman crowds to spell and count
Dorothy LeRoye, adopted in Windsor VI, memorizes presidents, cities, populations, languages, and verses. Her foster father trained her as “playing school,” using rewards and careful calm to coax concentration. They travel New England for memory demonstrations.
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Dorothy LeRoye
United States
Dorothy
Joseph N. LeRoye
Windsor
Mr. le Roye
Boston
Thomas Walsh
New England
Memory Marvel
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