Upham's Corner Strand showcases Broken Blossoms triumph
D W Griffiths Broken Blossoms scored a triumph at Upham's Corner Strand yesterday. J Warren Kerrigan drew praise for his work in The Lord Loves the Trish. Organ recitals by Harry Rodgers, Strand News Weekly and a new comedy completed the programme. Bill Rogers headlines Thursday to Saturday in Jubilee followed by Dorothy Dalton in His Wife's Friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Griffith
J. Warren Kerrigan
Harry Rodgers
Bill Rogers
Dorothy Dalton
Drops of Magic Freezone Corn Remedy
A simple home remedy promises fast relief for a tender corn. Apply a drop of Freezone on the corn, pain subsides, then lift the corn away with the fingers. No pain. Try it.
Freezone Battle Cry for Corns and Calluses
A tiny bottle of Freezone sold at drug stores claims to remove all hard and soft corns and calluses between toes without any soreness. The product is touted as a marvel from Cincinnati and marketed as easy to use with no pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Navy sale of 650000 yards blue denim to highest bidder
The Navy invites sealed proposals opening January 24 1920 for about 650000 yards of shrink denim Indigo Blue with white back 28 inches wide 70x42 2.20 weight held at Navy Yard Charleston. Deposit 10 percent. cash sale. samples available on request. Catalogue and details from Salvage and Sales Section Navy Department Washington DC. Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy.
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Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Navy Yard
Charleston
Navy
Cone Export and Commission Co
Lane Cotton Mills Co
Erwin Cotton Mills Co
Supply Department
S. C
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Hyomei Inhaler for Catarrh Quick Relief
Portable hard rubber Hyomei inhaler delivers antiseptic mist to nasal passages. It claims to cure catarrh bronchitis sore throat croup coughs and colds with two minute relief and offers money back guarantee if not effective. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Lucia at the Arlington brings strong cast to final weeks
Opera lovers flocked to the Arlington for Lucia di Lammermoor by the Boston English Opera Company. Melvena Passmore gave a standout coloratura performance as Lucia with Sanford and Deacon delivering commanding Edgar and Henry Ashton. The cast earned high applause and the troupe plans a longer engagement next season. Verdi's Adda closes the season next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Theatre
Boston English Opera Company
Lucia
Melvena Passmore
Sanford
Edgar
Mr. Deacon
Orpheum Theatre Anniversary Draws Big Vaudeville Crowds
Loew's anniversary programme at the Orpheum Theatre drew swift applause for Jack Rose in Only a Mother's Son assisted by James Steiger. Hugh Emmett and company in A Quiet Evening at Home were praised, with other acts including Exposition Jubilee Fair Virginia and West Sue Creighton and Olive s Hardling. Lew Cody in The Beloved Cheater captivated audiences, earning him the tag greatest love maker of the films. The week will feature more vaudeville acts alongside Norma Talmadge in She Loves and Lies with a dual role by the star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew
Orpheum Theatre
Jack Rose
James Steiger
Hugh Emmett and Company
Virginia and
West
Sue Creighton
Olive S Hardling
Lew Cody
Mr. Cody
Norma Talmadge
Columbia Theatre Screenings Highlight Silent Stars and Weathers
The Columbia Theatre at Loew's presented Harry Carey in Rider of the Law and Bessie Love in Pegeen with a love story arc. Upcoming lineups feature Rene Castle in The Invisible Bond and J Warren Kerrigan in The Joyous Liar. Future dates promise Douglas MacLean in 23 12 Hours Leave and D W Griffiths Broken Blossoms, plus Bryant Washburn in It Pays to Advertise and Shorty Hamilton in The Pen Vulture. Weekend shows include Taylor Holmes in Nothing But the Truth and Fatty Arbuckle in The Hayseed, with regular vaudeville on Tue Sat Sun evenings drawing patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carey
Loew’s
Columbia
Pegeen
Bessie Love
Bryant Washburn
Shorty Hamilton
Taylor Holmes
Fatty Arbuckle
Beloved Cheater and Stars At Local Theatres
The Beloved Cheater with Lew Cody played at Loew's Globe Theatre with Ora Carew in Under Suspicion. Norma Talmadge shows She Loves and Lies later in the week, along with The Heart of a Gypsy starring Florence Billings. A Mack Sennett comedy was shown yesterday and Fox comedy peaks the second half of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Cody
Loew's Globe Theatre
Mr. Cody
Ora Carew
Norma Talmadge
Florence Billings
Fox
Blind Husbands at Boston Theatre Promises Intrigue
Eric Stroheim presents his play Blind Husbands at the Boston Theatre a time themed drama set in the Alps featuring an American doctor and his wife drawn into an Austrian officer’s intrigue. The Mack Sennett comedy The Star Boarder runs with a strong vaudeville bill including Kimberly and Page Klass and Termini Irving and White Aronty brothers and the Ed Janis Revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Stroheim
Boston
Alps
Boarder
Kimberly
Helen Page
Klass and
Termini
Irving and White
Aronty Brothers
Ed Janis
Garry's Cambridge Central Square Theatre Week Preview
The leading picture shows Dav W. Griffiths Broken Blossoms from Thomas Burke's The Ch and the Child. Vaudeville features the Pedersen brothers Lillian McNiel Shadow in A Variety of Dances Rann and Beck in A Bouquet from Woodland Flurence Ring Sabine and Goodwin in I Quit An entire change Thursday through Saturday with Anita Stewart in Mind the Paint Girl and five vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Cambridge Central Square Theatre
Dav W. Griffith
Isc
Thomas Burke
Pedersen Brothers
Lillian McNiel
Shadow
Rann and Beck
Woodland
Eyes of Youth fills Codman Square Theatre Dorchester
Clara Kimball Young headlines a full bill at Codman Square Theatre Dorchester with Eyes of Youth. The program also includes four vaudeville acts a new comedy a news pictorial and a photoplay supplement. An entirely new week’s programme will feature Norma Talmadge in The Isle of Conquest along with vaudeville and other films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kimball Young
Codman Square Theatre
Dorchester
Norma Talmadge
Isle of Conquest
Week at the Old South Theatre Mix of Wallace Reid and Hobart Bosworth
The first half of the current week at the Old South Theatre showcases Wallace Reid in Hawthorne of the U S A and Alice Joyce in The Vengeance of Durand. The second half features Hobart Bosworth in Behind the Door with Gladys Leslie in The Midnight Bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South Theatre
Wallace Reid
Hawthorne
Alice Joyce
Durand
Hobart Bosworth
Gladys Lesle
Ruth Chatterton Stars in Moonlight and Honeysuckle at Hollis
Ruth Chatterton returns to the Boston stage at the Hollis in Moonlight and Honeysuckle a light trifle by George Scarborough. The popular star last appeared in A Marriage of Convenience with manager Henry Miller and has visited Boston many times previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Chatterton
Boston
Hollis
George Scarborough
Miss Chatterton
Henry Miller
Tom Jones at Copley Theatres Mixed revival and first act review
A two part record covers a lively Copley Theatre program featuring Tom Jones adapted from Henry Fielding. The cast includes Percy Crane Waram as Tom Jones, K E E Clive as Squire Western, Leonard Craske as Blifil, May Ediss as Molly Seagrim, Jassamine Newcombe as Lady Bellaston, Julia Chippendale as Sophia Western, with Adequate support from Henry Jewett Players. The production blends period charm with modern sensibilities and draws praise for its performances and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jones
Henry Fielding
Robert Buchanan
Copley Theatre
Henry Jewett
Sophia
Stagedom
Mr. Jewett
Percy Crane Waram
K. EE. Clive
Leonard Craske
Molly Seagrim
May Ediss
Jassamine Newcombe
Bellaston
Sophia Western
Jewett Players
Julia Chippendale
Washington Theatre Presents Bosworth and Reid Features
Hobart Bosworth stars in Behind the Door and Gladys Leslie in The Midnight Bride at the Washington Theatre in the first half of the week. Mack Sennett’s Mye Star Boarder screens as well. Final three days feature Wallace Reid in Hawthorne of the U S A and Alice Joyce in The Vengeance of Durand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Bosworth
Gladys Leslie
Mack Sennett
Boarder
Washington Theatre
Wallace Reid
Hawthorne
U.S. A
Alice Joyce
Durand
Park Theatre Presents The Mystery of the Yellow Room
The Park Theatre is in its last week showing The Mystery of the Yellow Room along with The Garage Fatty Arbuckle's latest laugh producer a Burton Holmes travelogue and a news weekly. The Paramount Artcraft orchestra performs specially arranged selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Fatty Arbuckle
Burton Holmes
Paramount Artcraft Orchestra
Howard Atheneum Review of Lid Lifters Show
Bright week at the Howard Atheneum features the Lid Lifters burlesque company led by Harry Lang and a welcoming cast including Edna Raymond Vi Penney Ruth Denice Charles Cole Billy Harris and Jimmy Gallagher. A 29 member chorus sings and dances while aviation themed scenes from Trepassey Newfoundland and a flight across the math are highlighted. The vaudeville bill includes the Maxine brothers Shea and Carroll Harry La Toy and the Howardscope with Marion Davies in The Cinema Murder a Paramount Artcraft picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Atheneum
Harry Lang
Edna Raymond
Vi Penney
Ruth Denice
Charles Cole
Billy Harris
Jimmy Gallagher
Trepassey
Newfoundland
Maxine Brothers
Bobbie
Malden Auditorium Presents Roads of Destiny by Pol lock
Temple Stock Company offered Roads of Destiny at Malden Auditorium with Adelyn Bushnell delivering a standout performance in the role originated by Florence Reed. Dwight Meade and others showcased versatility as the audience enjoyed the show. Next week features Parlor, Bedroom and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Pollock
Malden Auditorium
Temple Stock Company
Adelyn Bushnell
Florence Reed
New York
Miss Reed
Dwight Meade
Business Before Pleasure at Somerville Theatre ends Potash and Perlmutter run
The last Potash and Perlmutter story by Montagu Glass features Abe and Mawruss, played by Booth Howard and Henry Crossen, as they leave their suit and cloak business to enter film. Elize Bartlett, Audrey Baird, Salomia Bassee, Virginia Zollman, James Billings, and Jerry O'Day perform. Next week’s feature is William A Brady's Way Down East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Montagu Glass
Booth Howard
Henry Crossen
Abe
Mawruss
Elize Bartlett
Audrey Baird
Salomia Bassee
Virginia Zollman
James Billings
Jerry O'Day
William A. Brady
Plymouth Theatre Delays Boston Opening of At 9 45
Owing to illness of Marie Goff leading lady of Owens Davis melodrama At 9 45 the Boston premiere was postponed until tomorrow evening. Her physician in New York announced she would perform then. Tickets for last night or tonight may be exchanged for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Goff
Owen Davis
Boston
Plymouth Theatre
New York
Waldorf Theatre Presents Beyond the Law Attracts Audiences
The Waldorf Theatre features Beyond the Law a western tale based on the Dalton brothers depredations in the Ozark Mountains. Emmett Dalton stars writes directs and appears. The program combines high class vaudeville and other pictures.
Scol lay Square Olympia screens The Miracle Man movie
George Loane Tucker's The Miracle Man was shown yesterday at Scol lay Square Olympia. An absorbing entertainment of the highest order the drama has strong appeal. The vaudeville bill includes Homer and Romaine Bert and Bell Baldwin Blair and compare Howard and Bernard the Four Dancing Demons the Olympia News Weekly and a scintillating comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Loane Tucker
Scollay Square
Olympia
Homer
Romaine
Herbert
Bell
Baldwin Blair
Howard
Bernard
Olympia News
Fenway Theatre Schedule Highlights This Week
Tonight and the remainder of the week at Fenway Theatre feature Tom Meighan in Man with extra Fatty Arbuckle in The Garage as added attraction for tonight and tomorrow. On Thursday Friday and Saturday Marguerite Clark stars in A Girl Named Mary showcasing her acting talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Loane Tucker
Tom Meighan
Fenway Theatre
Fatty Arbuckle
Marguerite Clark
Mary
Miss Clark
Mary Pickford Stars in Pollyanna at Tremont Temple
Mary Pickford again draws large crowds at Tremont Temple with Pollyanna the film adaptation of Eleanor Porter's novel. Critics note this screen version may outshine the book and stage runs, marking Pickford's greatest hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Tremont Temple
Pollyanna
Eleanor H. Porter
Missa Pickford
Exeter Street Theatre Bill for the Week
The Exeter Street Theatre presents Clara Kimball Young in Eyes of Youth and J Warren Kerrigan in The Lord Loves the Trish for the first half of the current week. Marguerite Clark stars in A Girl Named Mary and Robert Warwick in An Adventure in Hearts for the remainder, with Pathe twice weekly and Prizma natural color pictures also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Street
Clara Kimball Young
J. Warren Kerrigan
Lord
Pathe
Ford
Marguerite Clark
Mary
Robert Warwick
Prizma Natural Color Pictures
Keith's Theatre shines with return of Victor Moore
Victor Moore returns to Vaudeville at Keith's Theatre with Change Your Act or Back to the Wood as his vehicle. Valerie Bergere impresses in Emmet Devoy's The Moth alongside a strong company. Juliet offers a standout One-Girl Revue and Nina Payne leads lively dancing with Friscoe on xylophone. Kranz and La Salle entertain with Songs and Toolishness and the Curzon sisters with others round out the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Moore
Keith's
Woodas
Valerie Bergere
Emmet Devoy
M188
Juliet
Nina Payne and Company
Friscoe
Kranz
la Salle
Curzon Sisters
Pressler
Klaus
Saxe
Myrtle
Jimmy Dunedin
Girls Do Looks' company at the Gayety
Audiences yesterday enjoyed a lively show featuring Watson and Cohan as the main laugh makers. A capable supporting cast, including Gussie White, delivered natural charm and engaging songs with light plot glimpses that boosted overall fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson and Cohan
Gussie White
Lancaster Theatre Showing The Right to Lie and Adventure in Hearts
Dolores Cassinelli stars in The Right to Lie at the Lancaster Theatre with Robert Warwick in An Adventure in Hearts. A change of programme Thursday brings Norma Talmadge in The Isle of Conquest and a Paramount Artcraft special Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Dolores Cassinelli
Robert Warwick
Norma Talmadge
Paramount Artcraft
What's Your Husband Doing in Modern and Beacon program
The leading picture is a rollicking farce starring Douglas MacLean and Doris May offering a bright showcase for the two talents. Also shown is The Tree of Knowledge with Robert Warwick in the lead, a Paramount Artcraft special, and the Mack Sennett comedy The Star Boarder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern
Beacon Theatres
Douglas MacLean
Doris May
Paramount Artcraft
Tree of Knowledge
Robert Warwick
Mack Sennett
Star Boarder
John Craig Presents The Outrageous Mrs Palmer at Arlington
Rehearsals underway for John Craig spring season opening Feb 2 at Arlington Theatre with Mary Young in the title role. Play written by Harry Gribble and supported by a New York cast. Seats on sale at the Arlington Theatre box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Palmer
John Craig
Arlington Theatre
Mary Young
Harry Gribble
New York
Miss Young
Unknown Purple at Majestic Enters Fifth Week
Majestic Theatre continues The Unknown Purple by Roland West entering its fifth week with a notable cast led by George Probert and featuring Thais Magrane Benedict MacQuarrie Serbert Ashton Joseph Slaytor Henry Redding Vivian Allen Eveta Knudsen Ethel Downie Grant Sherman and E. L. Duane drawing strong playgoer discussion for its departure from local stage norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland West
Majestic Theatre
George Probert
Thais Magrane
Benedict MacQuarrie
Serbert Ashton
Joseph Slaytor
Henry Redding
Vivian Allen
Eveta Knudsen
Ethel Downie
Grant Sherman
E. L. Duane
Betty Be Good in Boston Cast Remains Lively
Betty Be Good enters its seventh week in Boston with one week to go before opening in New York. The cast features Josephine Whittell Eddie Garvie Irving Beebe Frank Crumit Georgia Manatt Laura Hamilton Frances Grant Ted Wing Josie Intrepidi Worthington Romaine Lucille Manion Sammy Evans Raymond Oswald Peter Mott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Boston
New York
Josephine Whittell
Eddie Garvie
Irving Beebe
Frank Crumit
Georgia Manatt
Laura Hamilton
Frances Grant
Ted Wing
Josie Intrepidi
Worthington Romaine
Lucille Manion
Sammy Evans
Raymond Oswald
Peter Mott
Three Faces East Ends Engagement at Tremont Theatre
The final fortnight of the engagement of Three Faces East began at Tremont Theatre with strong patronage. The drama of a secret service delivers surprises and thrills plus humor, drawing audience excitement. Violet Heming heads a capable cast of players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Secret Service
Violet Heming
Broken Blossoms at St James Theatre and acts
D. W. Griffith presents Broken Blossoms at the St James Theatre in the first half of the week. Mack Sennett offers The Star Boarder with Pearl White also on the programme. Vaudeville features Perneskoff and Rose Ferguson and Suderland Jewetl and Raymond Backe Jewett Backe and Sally Brilliant. James Hawkes will perform a xylophone solo. Thursday Friday and Saturday George Walsh stars in The Beast a Fox comedy plus five vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Griffith
St. James Theatre
Mack Sennett
Star Boarder
Pearl White
Perneskoff
Rose
Ferguson and Suderland
Jewetl
Raymond
Backe
Jewett
Sally Brilliant
James Hawkes
St. James Orchestra
George Walsh
Fox
Bowdoin Square Theatre Screens Broken Blossoms All Week
Griffiths film Broken Blossoms starring Richard Barthelmess and Lillian Gish captivates Bowdoin Square audiences with the tale of Chang Huan and Lucy set in London slums. Another feature, His Wifes Friend, plus vaudeville acts Yeni and Fugi and more entertain. Bargain night Friday. Next week plans include British U-35 submarine footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Grifith
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Thomas Burke
Chang Huan
Lucy
London
Richard Barthelmess
Lillian Gish
Griffith
Dorothy Dalton
Yeni
Fugi
Dell
Guss
Smith and Troy
Willie Karbe
Homberg
Lee
Pathe News
Lloyd
Waldron's Casino Presents Al Reeves Beauty Show This Week
Waldron's Casino features Al Reeves in a newer burlesque style with a strong cast led by Dick Fitzgerald and Jack Carroll. The troupe includes Maria Moore Florence Wilkinson Ada Morse the Darling sisters and the Big Four plus Kathryn Pearl with show girls chorus dancers and an elaborate production setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Reeves
Waldron
Dick Fitzgerald
Jack Carroll
Margia Moore
Florence Wilkinson
Ada Morse
Darling Sisters
Frank Pickett
Harry Brown
Eddie Drury
Frank Stanhope
Kathryn Pearl
Canary Began Final Week at Colonial Theatre
The final week of Julia Sanderson and Joseph Cawthorn in The Canary began at the Colonial Theatre last evening. The pair have abundant opportunity to display their gifts to complete advantage. The balance of the company, including Doyle and Dixon and Maude Eburne, supplement the effort of the slurs. Joseph Santley, Ivy Sawyer and Dorothy Maynard will follow next week in She's a Good Fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Sanderson
Joseph Cawthorn
Charles W. Dillingham
The
Canary
Colonial Theatre
Miss Sanderson
Mr. Cawthorn
Doyle and Dixon
Maude Eburne
Joseph Santley
Ivy Sawyer
Dorothy Maynard
Too Many Husbands at Wilbur Theatre in Boston Review
The play Too Many Husbands continued its successful three week run at the Wilbur Theatre Boston last night before a large pleased audience. Kenneth Douglas Lawrence Grossmith Estelle Winwood Fritz Williams Marguerite St. John J. H. Brewer Florence Edney and others perform capably. The Rose of China is booked for Feb 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wilbur Theatre
Kenneth Douglas
Lawrence Grossmith
Estelle Winwood
Fritz Williams
Marguerite St. John
J. H. Brewer
Florence Edney
Nazimova Stars in Stronger Than Death at Gordon's Olympia
Nazimova appeared in her latest production Stronger Than Death yesterday at Gordons Olympia and earned new laurels for a performance likened to the great ranks of drama. Arthur J. Martell gave a recital of old Irish airs. The vaudeville is led by Rubeville a rural comedy with 12 cast members followed by Mallen Case Laney and Pearson Jean and Arthur Kelly and others, the Olympia News Weekly and a new comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazimova
Gordon's Olympia
Arthur J. Martell
Rubeville
Mallen Case
Laney
Pearson
Jean
Arthur Kelly
Olympia News
Tumble In ends this week at Park Square Theatre
Final week of the musical comedy Tumble In at Park Square Theatre with Ada Meade in a praised cast. The show closes next Saturday evening and is followed by Tea for Three on Monday Jan 26. Harry Lauder to stage at Boston Opera House from Feb 9 for one week with two performances daily except Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Square Theatre
Ada Meade
Sir Harry Lauder
Harry Lauder
Seon
Boston
Clara Kimball Young at Franklin Park Theatre
Clara Kimball Young appeared yesterday at the Franklin Park Theatre where The Eyes of Youth opens for the first three days of the week. The program also features a varied vaudeville bill and a Weekly with local interest news items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kimball Young
Franklin Park Theatre
George Arliss to perform Jacques Duval at Hollis Street
George Arliss will stage the new play Jacques Duval at Hollis Street Theatre for a limited engagement starting Monday February 2. A capable company supports the star in what is described as a modern drama filled with stirring situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arliss
Hollis Street Theatre
Jacques Duval
Arliss
Body found in lodging house in Hanover Street death likely natural causes
The body of Abraham Cohen, 35, was found in a lodging house bed at 15 Hanover Street by the landlord Na rizo Martin late yesterday afternoon. Medical Examiner Magrath investigates. Also noted are Swift & Company beef carcass sale prices in Boston for the week ending Jan. 17, ranging 12.50 to 23.56 cents per pound, averaging 18.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Cohen
Hanover Street
Narizo Martin
Magrath
Swift & Company
Boston
Free Speech Debate At City Club Asserted Non Citizens May Not Speak
Assistant District Attorney Daniel J. Gallagher told the Charitable Irish Society audience that non citizens have no right of free speech in America during a City Club talk on free speech last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Gallagher
Charitable
Irish Society
America
Gallagher
Arraignment of Free Speech Backed Reds Propaganda
A speaker denounces free speech as dangerous to American citizenship, targeting radicals and Bolshevist influence. He singles out college professors, degree holders, Greek society members, and immigrants, arguing many cry free speech while covertly promoting subversion and urging legal restrictions to curb harmful propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Red
Gallagher
Navy chief defends wartime conduct before Roxbury banquet
Rear Admiral William S. Benson, chief of naval operations during the war, defended the conduct and efficiency of the American navy before about a thousand members of the St. Alphonsus Association at St. Alphonsus Hall in Roxbury, noting the navy's participation in the world conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William $. Benson
Washington
St. Alphonsus Association
St. Alphonsus Hall
Roxbury
Admiral Sims Charges Referenced in Naval Address
The admiral spoke on the navy’s splendid wartime record and American naval prep. he traced his 1915 to 1917 duties and steps for war readiness while defending the Navy Department’s actions. Other speakers included Rev. William B. Kenna and Major Hugh A. Drum with President Conway welcoming attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sims
Army
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Germany
Benson
Navy Department
America
William B. Kenna
C. SS. R
Association
Hugh A. Drum
General Pershing
James J. Raby
Michael J. Dwyer
Edward W. Quinn
Cambridge
Edward Isaacs
U. S.N
Joseph M. Conway
William J. Broder
Boston College Auxiliary Holds Big Ball at Somerset
More than 500 guests attended the Philomatheia Club annual ball at the Hotel Somerset last evening. Mrs. Vincent P. Roberts led the receiving line with the assistance of Mrs. Martha Moore Avery and other officers. The senior class of Boston College supervised by Thomas Seamon provided aides, Teele's Band played, and the rose and gold ball room glowed with a maroon and gold banner as dancing ran from 8 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Philomatheia Club
Boston College
Vincent P. Roberts
Martha Moore Avery
Minnie E. Davenport
Fred E. Quinn
Thomas Seamon
Teele
Rochester Clergy Leader Nominated as Federation Secretary
The Rev. Samuel Tyler rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Rochester has been asked to become secretary of the Boston Federation of Churches tied to the Interchurch World Movement. A federation committee visited Rochester last week for talks. Tyler is an officer in the Rochester Federation and formerly presided over a Cincinnati church federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Samuel Tyler
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Boston Federation of Churches
Interchurch World Movement
Tyler
Rochester Federation of Churches
Cincinnati
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