Ball of Pressmen Draws City Officials to Paul Revere Mall
More than 100 members of the Boston News paper Web Pressmen's Union No. 3 attended a grand ball in Paul Revere Mall last night, the union's largest event. State and city officials joined officers from other unions as Miss Elsie Lornegan headlined a concert before dancing, with McBride's orchestra playing current hits. Reception committee leaders included J. Badaracco and J. McNamara. James Campana served as floor marshal and William E. Higham as floor director.
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Boston
Web
Pressmen’s Union No. 3
Paul Revere Mall
Elsie Lornegan
McBride
J. Badaracco
Ace Mityardt
J. McNamara
L T. Shea
D. Coughlin
C. J. Harvey
J. J. Hare
James Campana
William E. Higham
Aids
Paul Donnelly
Malsified Coconut Shampoo Endorsed for Hair Care
A health note praises Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as the best option for washing hair. It argues most soaps and shampoos are too alkaline, drying the scalp and brittle hair. The cocoanut formula supposedly produces rich lather with minimal use, cleans dust and oil, and leaves hair silky and manageable. It suggests obtaining Malsified from drug stores at low cost.
Untitled Ear Health Remedy Promises Quick Relief
If you are growing hard of hearing and fear Catarrhal Deafness or have roaring noises in your ears, take Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar. Four spoonfuls daily may bring relief by clearing nasal passages and stopping mucus in the throat. Easy to prepare, cheap, and pleasant to take for those threatened with ear conditions.
Young Pat Rooney A Chip Of Old Block
The piece notes Pat Rooney Jr as a chip of the old block with his father’s comic timing. At the Shubert Theatre last evening he starred in Love Birds showing singing dancing and comedic faces that evoke his famed father without direct imitation.
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Barrymores
Pat Rooney
Pat
Shubert Theatre
Love Birds stage review highlights Marion Bent and Pat
Marion Bent and Pat are billed co stars in Love Birds with a lively dancing duo. Elizabeth Hines leads the principal singing role delivering soulful yet light vocals. Richard Bold imitates a lovelorn floorwalker while Co. John Ridsdale shines as the Persian with the harem. The production features a youthful chorus, Romberg music, and Rooney’s comic presence.
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Marion Bent
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Elizabeth Hines
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Sigmund Romberg
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Back At Work On Some Jobs After Strike
Reports from the Building Trades Employers Association say several struck projects have partial crews returning at the offered scale of cents per hour. The union insists on protection for returning workers and contractors. the Building Trades Council reports routine meetings at 38 Harrison Avenue. An electrical fixture workers unit will join as affiliated members at 90 cents an hour. One new membership application was received yesterday.
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No. 1
Beacon Street
Building Trades
Employers
Building ‘Trades Council
Harrison Avenue
Ysterday
Typo s President on Visit to Boston
International Typographical Union leader President McParland arrived in Boston from Indianapolis and held talks with Boston union officials including Local 13 President S J McBride. A meeting with chapel chairmen printers and the Boston Newspaper Writers Union was arranged. He is expected to depart after a publishers’ meeting. Newswriters Union No 1 plans a 6 o clock session at 64 Pemberton Square to confer.
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International Typographical Union
Boston
Indianapolis
S. J. McBride
Local 13
Newspaper Writers’ Union
Board of Management of Newswriters’ Union
No. 1
Ollock
Pemberton Square
Mrs Annie D Almy Dies in Auburndale
Mrs Annie Dean Almy wife of Edward Almy a Hoxton dry goods merchant died last evening at her home on Woodbine street Auburndale after a long illness She was daughter of David Olney a Fall River cotton cloth manufacturer and lived in Hoxton and Auburndale for over 60 years A member of Auburndale Congregational Church several local societies and also D A R Her husband and two sons Charles B E and George O Almy survive funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Edward Almy
Hoston Dry Goods Commission
Woodbine Street
Auburndale
Almy
David Adams Olney
Fall River
Hoxton
Charles BE
George O. Almy
Fine Rendition Of Baxs Poem At Chicago Symphony
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Frederick Stock delivered a brilliant Sym phony Hall concert featuring Arnold Baxs The Garden of Fand a Celtic inspired tone poem praised for its originality and unearthly beauty. Stock was hailed as an uncommonly qualified conductor with a supple beat and poised phrasing alongside strong Rachmaninoff Second Symphony and Mozart Magic Flute Prelude. The sizable audience, including Boston players, extended hearty recognition for the orchestras notable accomplishments.
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Frederick Stock
Symphony Hall
Stock
Arnold Bax
Fand
Erin
Rachmaninoff
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sea of Color at Elks Ball in Boston Lodge Ballroom
The Boston Lodge of Elks held its most successful ball last night at Copley Plaza, drawing over 20 percent attendance. The ballroom presented a sea of color with gowns, wistaria vines, palms, boxwood, and flags. Governor Cox and Mrs. Cox arrived near 11, guiding the grand march with numerous notable attendees, about 200 couples. The lights dimmed for a tribute to absent brothers, sung to "Auld Lang Syne," and dancing continued to 1 o'clock.
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Channing H. Cox
Governor Cox
John H. Dunn
Poston Lodge
Cox
Dunn
Francis XX. Mahoney
Michael J. Crowley
Irene Crowley
Bernard McMahon
Mark Sullivan
P. J. Cronin
S. John Connelly
Beverly
John J. Cassidy
Joseph M Sullivan
Edward “. Carr
Joseph Santosuosso
J. Frank O'Hare
James M. Curley
James F. Malley
William J. Day
Michael J. Horan
Mary J. McCarron
Daniel J. O'Brien
Elks
Michael Cullaney
Wesley Barry in Dinty opens at Central Square Theatre
Wesley Barry stars in Dinty at Gordon's Cambridge Central Square Theatre opening last night and running through the week. The Olympia Weekly, a new comic picture and five acts of vaudeville are also presented with the Mitchell brothers and Sonia Moroff in vaudeville. An entire vaudeville change is planned for Thursday.
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Dinty
Gordon
Cambridge Central Square Theatre
Olympia
Mitchell Brothers
Millard and
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Sonia Moroff
Harry Entrim
The
Pickfords
Exeter Street Theatre Presents The Misleading Lady And The Silver King
The Exeter Street Theatre offers Hert Lytell in The Misleading Lady and Jewel Carmen in The Silver King through Wednesday evening. The week continues with Hobart Bosworth in A Thousand To One and Bebe Daniels in She Couldn't Help It. Pathe news shown at each performance.
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Exeter
Hert Lytell
Lady
Jewel Carmen
Hobart Bosworth
Bebe Daniels
Pathe
Fenway Theatre Announces Week Schedule With Stars
The Fenway Theatre opens the week with Sy Long Letty and Silk Hostelry featuring Enid Bennett. Thursday presents Hope Hampton in The Bait and William Collier in The Servant Question. All druggists sell Adamson's Cough Balsam as a reliable cough remedy.
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Sy Long Letty
Silk Hostlery
Enid Bennett
Hope Hampton
William Colliler
Adamson
Fenway Enid Bennett
Thos, Ince
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Boy Barnes
Deaths Sullivan In Somerville Mary K H Sampwond
In Somerville on January 24 Mary K H Sullivan nee Sampwond beloved wife of A Sullivan. Funeral Wednesday January 26 from sister Mrs Alexander A Marchant residence 44 Dintek f Cambridge at 8:15 p m High Mass at St Pauls Church Cambridge. Relatives and friends invited.
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Somerville
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Sampwond
A. Sullivan
Muneral
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Dintek
St. Paul's Church
Cambridge
Planning Board Criticized For Overstepping Jurisdiction
City Council members condemned the Planning Board for proposing a building inquiry into possible collusion, arguing the board is an adjunct to the Chamber of Commerce and not a planning authority. Councillor Donoghue urged sending reports to the City Council and questioned the board’s jurisdiction. The session also reviewed an investigation into two women employees at Deer Island and considered site options for a new police station.
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O'Brien
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Damus Predicts No Writ From Supreme Court Bench
Damus stated that the full bench of the Supreme Court has a site reserved, but he believes the court will not issue the writ. He warned that, if not, there may be legislative action before the General Court in response.
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Supreme Court
General Court
Strife at the Copley Theatre with Henry Jewett Players
The drama Strife by John Galsworthy is presented at the Copley Theatre by the Henry Jewett Players. It portrays the capital and labor conflict in a balanced view with strong performances by H. Conway Wingfield EF. E. Clive and Charles Warburton as key roles. The play ends with arbitration and both leaders broken, Roberts’ wife dead from strain.
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Copley Theatre
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Trenartha Tin Plate Works
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David Roberts
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EF. E. Clive
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