Vaudeville Offer Delights with Siamese Acts and Handcuff Feats
The program features lively Siamese boys full of ginger who romp and play ball and excel at ping pong. Big Rosy-cheeked Marie, aged 20, tips the beam at 878 pounds and grows, while Ali Hindoo performers stun with necromancy and a six month old baby joins acts. The Delkanos enthrall as King and Queen of the Handcuffs, with many other exclusive entertainers including Soldene, Princess, Banden, and a long list of vaudeville acts and hummers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Hutchings
Ali Hindoo
Hindoo
Delkanos
Soldene
Princess
Banden
Vaude‘ville
George Carrol
Ruth
Wiley
James Freeland
LaVarni
Fagan
Merriam
Wagner
Robbins
Trefnaman
Gracie
Reynolds
Scott
Howard
Tom
Gertie Grimes
Miskell
Columbia Theatre to Open for Zaza Advance Tickets
The box office at Columbia Theatre opens Thursday for advance seat sales to Eugenie Blair in David Belasco's Zaza. Stair & Wilbur manage the house with popular prices. Evening performances nightly with three matinees weekly on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Box office hours 9 am to 8 pm. mail or telephone orders accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Eugenie Blair
David Belasco
Stair & Wilbur
Columbia
Walker's Museum Presents Greatest Show on Earth Extravaganza
Patrons flock to a compact museum display featuring six curio hall acts led by Mile. Norada French in a daring globe and spiral tower act. Notable performers include Charles, Kalit the comedy juggler, contortionist Charles Jackson, King Karlo the Mexican magician, and a tug of war between two teams of athletic girls, plus an hourly vaudeville lineup with Smith and Leslie Nellie Mason Buckley Bessie Rowa Joe Harrison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headzy
Norada French
Charles
Kalit
Charles Jackson
King Karlo
Curio
Atiin
Smith and Leslie
Nellie Mason
Oe Buckley
Coon
Buck and Ying
Bessie Rowa
Joe Harrison
Wedney
Amateurs Added to Strong Evening Bill
Day evening adds several amateur performers to the already strong show. The lineup boosts talent and crowd appeal, enhancing the event’s prominence.
Curio halls feature Rose Morris troupe and vaudeville acts
Rose Morris and her female basketball troupe draw crowds with vigor and charm while Fielding the amphibious man Salvail the card expert exposes gambler tricks. Joe Stanley the human sledgehammer and George Thompson the blind musician entertain beside Millie May the gastronomic wonder. The curio halls host a vaudeville line up including Joe Leclaire Lilian Leglie Nellie Hartford Jessie McIntyre Leonard sisters and amateur night with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Morris
Fielding
Salvail
Joe Stanley
George Thompson
Millie May
Joe Leclaire
Lilian J. Leglie
Nellie Hartford
Jessie McIntyre
Leonard Sisters
George Grossmith in Boston at Jordan Hall next week
London entertainer George Grossmith will debut in Boston at Jordan Hall next Thursday in a new program for his American tour. The show includes How to Succeed, a desertation on Things You Must Have Noticed, and notes on modern musical comedy. Additional appearances are scheduled for next Saturday afternoon and Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings. Seats are on sale at Symphony Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grogemith
London
Boston
Jordan’ Hall
Mme Schumann-Heink to Perform in Boston Recital
Pip ager L H Mudgett announces Mme Schumann-Heink's sole Boston recital of the season at Boston's agesphony Hall tomorrow afternoon featuring recitative and arias from Rinaldo Del, Schubert, Brahms, Liszt, and more with selections including Frauenlieben and Gute Nacht Bach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Boston
Pipager L. H. Mudgett
Age Phony Hall
Fromdel
Rinaldo
Schubert
Wohin
Bonkmann
Franz
Hugoolf
Helmweh
Longy Club Second Concert At Potter 1 Acknowledges Giliberts
The Longy Club held its second concert last evening at Potter 1 before a fair sized, enthusiastic audience. The program was assisted by Mr and Mrs Charles Gilibert. Space constraints limited further comments on the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter 1
Charles Gilibert
Aes
Chelsea mans wife drowned in France
Harriet Kimball wife of W T Kimball of Chelsea Mass was found drowned in the sea at Mentone France after going out walking alone during a gale. The cause whether accident violence or suicide remains undetermined with speculation she may have been blown into the water by the wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Mans
France
Mentone
Harriet Kimball
W. T. Kimball
Chelsea
Mass
Unique musical evening pleases audience with vocal duets
The concert offered an innovative blend by presenting singers as supporting artists, a bold choice for chamber settings but well justified by the results. Mme. Gilibert debuted in this city with a pleasing voice and favorable impression, while the instrumental highlight was Loeffler's ballade dedicated to Mrs. R. J. Hall who played the saxophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Gilibert
Loeffler
R. J. Hall
Hawtrey stars in The Man From Blankley at Hollis Street
Charles Hawtrey, last seen at the Boston Museum in A Message From Mars, is announced for next week at the Hollis Street Theatre in The Man From Blankley a contrast to the former piece and regarded by some critics as the superior comedy. The run is only for one week before Balloon Bally follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hawtrey
Boston Museum
Blankley’s
Hollis Street Theatre
Hollis
Arbos Quartet Concert With Szumowska At Jordan Hall
Arbos Quartet presented its third season concert at Jordan Hall with Mme Szumowska as assisting pianist. The Faure sonata was the highlight, superbly performed by Mr Arbos and Mme Szumowska. The Schubert quintet featured strong ensemble, with Carl Barth playing cello. The fourth concert in the series is scheduled for Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Hall
Arbos
Mme. Szumowska
Faure
Mr. Arbos
Schubert
Carl Barth
Hoffmann Quartet
Recital by Professor Idone and Pupils at Catholic Union Hall
Professor J C Idone and pupils will give a recital at Catholic Union Hall located at Worcester square and Washington street on Tuesday evening February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Idone
Catholic Union
Worcester Square
Washington Street
Untitled brief on Mexican cold remedy claim
A brief note claims a remedy cures colds in Mexico using a laxative bromide quinine. The item urges calling for the fan name and post surcharge to obtain genuine details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Suathe
Riding Club Horse Show Highlights and Winners
Society gathered for the annual Riding Club Horse Show at Hemenway and Norway streets. The event featured horses over 15.2 hands and 14.3 hands with multiple classes including ponies, saddle mounts, and polo ponies. Winners included Nightmare and Jet in the over 14.3 hands category, Sambosa and Matchbox in polo pony events, and several A.M. riders earning top placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemenway
Norway Streets
Viceroy
Pation
Pes
R. HB. Reece
Beal
Nightmare
Mite Ma Margaret Head
Jet
F. H. Burrage
Ruby
Gordon Is. Prince
Ieen and Peacock
C. E. Cottwile
Empene Bradley
Secon Aoe
Eliot C. Weark
Pisleh
Mackorses
Mies
Mary Perkins
Clark
Honored Poet Burns Memory at Boston Club Dinner
The Burns Cosmopolitan Club of Boston celebrated the poet Burns at their annual dinner at the American Rouge. About 100 members marched in, led by Captain James M. Turner. Hugh Cairns, sculptor and club president, sat at the head table as speakers recalled Burns and his works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Burns Cosmopolitan Club of
Boston
Hugh Cairns
Plowman Bard
James M. Turner
J. Marshall Turner
Martin F. Curley
A. C. ‘Her
Horace M. Lothrop
Charles Barker
E& Chief
Dallas
Boston Caledonian Ub
William Pennie
Charity Society Marks 87th Meeting With $50 108.30 Raised
The City Missionary Society held its 87th annual meeting in the Congregational building with Richard H. Stearns presiding. Treasurer 8. F. Wilkins announced receipts total $50,108.30 for missionary and charitable work, with expenditures never exceeding receipts for 28 years and no debt for 21 consecutive years. Twenty-three missionaries served, and yearly efforts included tens of thousands of vigils, visits, religious paper distributions, scriptures given, Sunday school enrollment, meetings, employment, aid, garments, and Fresh Air fund outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City Missionary Society
Congregational
Richard H. Stearns
F. Wilkins
Monday Club Fete at Tuileries Hotel Upscale Catholic Social
The Monday Club held its annual fete night at the Tuileries Hotel on Commonwealth avenue. Progress ive whist lasted two hours followed by dancing, attended by prominent Catholic society members and many listed guests and club wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuileries Hotel
Commonwealth Avenue
John R. Murphy
Thomas F. Boyle
C. James Connelly
William Holland
A. A. Elston
James J. Phelan
John Sullivan
Alice Murray
William Taylor
Charles Kelley
John B. Fitzpatrick
P. J. Kennedy
Joseph H. O’neil
James 8. Murphy
Thomas O'Callaghan
William Brine
John F. Fitzgerald
James W. Kenny
May Kenny
Abner A. Elston
James A. McDonald
Annie McDonald
James L Donovan
Carl
O. Weber
James Boyle
E. J. Boyle
Terrance Shevlin
Frank Fuller
Daniel Bradley
Fred J. Murray
Louise McVey
Delale Doonan
Cronin
Dr. Green
Elizabeth McDonough
Helen O'Reilly
Anna Woodman
Brave mother saves babe in Brookline street accident
Mrs Jennie Lee of 24 Walter avenue Brookline was knocked down by a hack driven by two prancing horses at Washington street and Walter avenue. She dropped her two year old daughter Marion Lee to safety just before the wheels passed over her. Mrs Lee was badly bruised but the child survived unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lee
Jennie Lee
Walter Avenue
Brookline
Washington Street
Roxbury Crossing
Minstrel Show by Sodalists at Immaculate Conception
The Young Men’s Sodality of the Church of the Immaculate Conception presents a minstrel performance in Boston College Hall tonight after two months of preparation under Harry Cleary. Interlocutor is Charles F. Mahoney. tambos and endmen include Neil J. Sullivan William J. Cleary Francis A. Hogan Fred A. Adams. phones are William H. Goodwin John J. Ruddy James F. McEntee and August J. McNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Sodality
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston College
Harry Cleary
Charles F. Mahoney
Tambos
Neil J. Sullivan
William J. Cleary
Francis A. Hogan
Fred A. Adams
William H. Goodwin
John J. Ruddy
James F. McEntee
August J. McNeil
Chief Wade Stricken By Severe Grip At Home
Rufus R. Wade chief of police is seriously ill at his home on cereene er street West Somerville with a severe grip. Doctors fear pneumonia but hope to avert it. Wade is too weak to receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus R. Wade
Cereeneer Street
West Somerville
Chief Wade
Reverend Joseph Swaim Named Watchman Associate Editor
The Rev Joseph Swaim newly elected associate editor of the Watchman will begin duties tomorrow morning He has led Hirst Baptist Church New Bedford for 14 years and plans to move to Boston Born in Worcester about 52 years ago he considers Cambridge home with youth spent there He was educated at Cambridge schools Harvard University and Newton Theological School His pastorates included Claremont NH Providence RI Binghamton NY and New Bedford First Baptist He is outdoorsy enjoys camping and has three sons Roger D a Boston lawyer Loring T a Harvard junior crew member and Stanley B a Harvard freshman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
First
Claremont
N. H
Union Church
Providence
Binghamton
N. Y
New Bedford First Baptist Church
Swaim
Mr. Swaim
Roger D
Boston
Loring T
Harvard
Stanley B
Colds Headaches Stomach Upsets or Colds Headaches
Sun or Olivert and Santer Mage are referenced in a brief item noting illness complaints and a name pair. The fragment suggests a racing or gaming context with a winner named Mage, but lacks clear actions or event details. The readable content emphasizes health ailments and a single named individual.
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Santer
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Sunday Post
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New England
Boston Sunday Post
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Steve
Boston Sunday.post
Walker’s Museum
Nickelodeon
Longy Club
Arbos Quartet
Idone
Riding Club Horse Show
Babe
Sodality Minstrel Show
Wade
Mucu-Tone
Matt. Dillon
Times
N. Swans St
Albany
Jaynes & CO
Washington St
Cor
Hanover
Summer St
South
New Bedford
Joseph 8S. Swaim
the Watchman
Borden's Condensed Milk CO
New York
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