Prince square name to honor Norman Prince aviator
Six months ending yesterday Boston births deaths marriages and out of city marriages shown. City to name junction of Devonshire and State streets Prince square in tribute to Norman Prince who died in air battle. Council approved. mayor's signature awaited. Carraher square planned for Bowdoin street and Geneva avenue in Dorchester. committee yet to report.
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Boston
Devonshire and
State Streets
Old State House
Prince Square
Norman Prince
Peters
O. K
Bowdoin Street
Geneva Avenue
Dorchester
Carraher
Ernest J. A. Carraher
Edward F. McLaughlin
Sergeant Carraher
Thousands Naturalized in Massachusetts Courts
About 24,000 persons were naturalized in Massachusetts federal courts during the last fiscal year ending yesterday. Of these, about 17,000 were soldiers and sailors. The court year for civilian naturalizations closed yesterday, and service members will be accommodated when ready.
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Massachusetts
Two Firemen Die In Norfolk Warehouse Fire
Norfolk Va June 30 two fire men were killed and two seriously injured in a blaze that threatened Imperial Tobacco Company warehouse. The building and contents were valued at four million ninety hundred dollars with a tobacco loss of about one million dollars.
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Norfolk
Imperial Tobacco Company
Freshies Initia tion leads at Loew's Orpheum Vaudeville
Variety and excellence were yoked at Loew's Orpheum Theatre yesterday with Kenny and Hollis headlining Freshie's Initiation. The bill included Harry Mason and company Getting the Money Sampson and Douglas Lang and Shaw Goldie and Ward and Dyer and Coyne, plus newsreels and Maurice Tourneur's Drury Lane melodrama The White Heathen. Tomorrow the bill will feature Stanley and Mazie Hughes in A Dance Romance with Hawthorn and Cook Ponair and Ward Jim Reynolds Cecil and Mack the Sletta sisters and Alice Brady in His Bridal Night.
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Loew’s Orpheum Theatre
Kenny
Hollis
Freshie
Harry Mason
Compan
Sampson
Douglas
Lang
Shaw
Goldie
Ward
Dyer
Bill
Stanley
Mazie Hughes
William Conway
Plan
Hawthorn and Cook
Ponair
Jim’ Reynolds
Cecil and
Mack
Sletta
Alice Brady
Anita Stewart Stars in Mary Regan at Gordon's Central Square
Anita Stewart portrays a woman drawn to reform a weak man in Mary Regan shown last night. The program also featured five acts of vaudeville led by Marshall Montgomery and a Japanese acrobat, plus Anna Chandler with Kelso and Leighton in Here and There in Vaudeville. An entire vaudeville and film update is planned for Thursday through Saturday with Bryant Washburn in Putting It Over.
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Anita Stewart
Mary Regan
Gordon's
Central Square Theatre
New York
Bryant Washburn
White Heather screens at Loew’s Globe with underwater drama
At Loew's Globe Theatre yesterday Maurice Tourneur presented The White Heather, a screen version of a sensational Drury Lane melodrama about a yacht sunk with vital papers aboard. The program also featured The American Way with Arthur Ashley and previews promise Alice Brady in His Bridal Night and The Root of Evil for the last half.
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Loew’s Globe Theatre
Maurice Tourneur
White Heather
Drury Lane
Arthur Ashley
Alice Brady
Park Theatre Showcases Alice Joyce in The Spark Divine
Park Theatre presented Alice Joyce in The Spark Divine with Hale Hamilton in After His Own Heart as the second feature. The program included a Strand comedy and the News Weekly, plus Joseph Antonelli offered two pleasing songs to the audience.
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the Park Theatre
Alice Joyce
Hale Hamilton
Comedy
Joseph Antorelli
Bowdoin Square Theatre Show Features Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks stars in The Knickerbocker Buckaroo at Bowdoin Square Theatre. The story follows Ted dy Drake a New Yorker who travels to Mexico and helps sing people. Also showing The Coming of the Law with Tom Mix and a vaudeville lineup including Murphy and Morey and others.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Artcraft
Teddy Drake
Mexico
Fairbanks
Marjorie Yaw
William Wellman
De*hi “Chessman
Albert McQuarrie
Tom Mix
Willard at Howard Atheneum in The Heart Punch
Howard Atheneum features Jess Willard in The Heart Punch with Willard training and a whirlwind bout. The fight returns are promised Friday. Burlesque by Keystone Girls and a 20 girl chorus. Vaudeville includes Fred Eldredge and others. William Farnum in Fighting Blood shown in the Howard scope.
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Jess Willard
Howard Atheneum
Toledo
Willard
Keystone Girls
John J. Black
Fred Binder
Felix Martin
Jack Lamont
Sue Milford
Rose Emmett
Agnes Conley
Emily Nice
Fred Eldredge
Jack Corbett
Edna Greenville
Johnson
Buddie
Howardscope
William Farnum
Beacons Photoplays Pair Showcases Clayton and Reid
Ethel Clayton and Wallace Reid headlined two Photoplays at the Beacon Theatre. Clayton stars in Cosmo Hamilton’s Men Women and Money about a wealthy young woman challenging society. Reid stars in O Henry’s You're Fired about a man of position taking an ordinary job to woo a society woman. Short comedies and news pictures shown.
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Ethel Clayton
Wallace Reid
Beacon Theatre
Miss Clayton
Cosmo Hamilton
Mr. Reid
O. Henry
Putting One Over at Gordon's Olympia Delights Audiences
George Walsh presents a bright impersonation of a motor car salesman who is mistaken for a victim of crooks at Gordon's Olympia. The vaudeville includes The Two Sailors, The Rube Kid, Bunce and Walker, Travilla, Girlie and Seals, and other acts plus the Olympia News Weekly.
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George Walsh
Gordon's Olympia
Walsh
Dugal and
Fletcher
Pauline Frederick Stars At Franklin Park Theatre Bill
Pauline Frederick headlines the Franklin Park programme in The Fear Woman a tale of women’s power and virtue. Gladys Leslie appears in Too Many Crooks with an equally engaging feature. Marie Walecamp shows The Red Glove and News Weekly of Current Events completes the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Frederick
Franklin Park
Gladys Leslie
Marie Walecamp
Red Glove
News Weekly
Globe Trotters Burlesque at Waldron's Casino
Waldron's Casino features the Globe Trotters Burlesque with a strong 1928 cast led by George Walsh. The production includes Frank Wakefield William Lynch Jack Wills the Smith brothers George Banks Shaw and Lee and star performers Hazel Alger Louise Pearson Kitty Mitchell Amelia Bartoletti the Carnival Trio and others.
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Waldron
Globe Trotters
George Walsh
Frank Wakefield
William Lynch
Jack Wills
Smith Brothers
George Banks
Shaw and Lee
Hazel Alger
Louise Pearson
Kitty Mitchell
Amelia Bartoletti
Carnival Trio
William Gillette’s Secret Service at St James This Week
William Gillette stars in Secret Service at St James Theatre this week with Major Robert Warwick in the lead. The program closes with Rowdy Anne two act comedy and Pathe. Vaudeville features Jack Moore company Neary and Powers Nada Kissar Seymoure’s Happy Family and the Maxwell Quintette. Later in the week William S Hart stars in Square Deal Sanderson along with a comedy serial Pathe and five new vaudeville acts.
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William Gillette
Secret Service
St. James Theatre
Robert Warwick
Pathe
Jack Moore
Neary and Powers
Nada _ Kissar
Seymoure
Maxwell Quintette
William S. Hart
Double bill at Fenway Theatre ends soon
Today and tomorrow the Fenway Theatre presents a two feature program headlined by D. W. Griffith's True Heart Susie and Bryant Washburn in Putting It Over with Ford Educational Weekly and a Mutt and Jeff cartoon. A new bill with Dorothy Dalton Other Men's Wives and Harry T. Morey Beauty Proof arrives Thursday along with Burton Holmes Travels and a comedy. Miss Vernon Claytor will perform vocal selections.
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Fenway Theatre
D. W. Griffith
Susie
Bryant Washburn
Ford Educational Weekly
Exeter Street Theatre Week Lineup with Anita Stewart
This week's bill at the Exeter Street Theatre features Anita Stewart in Mary Regan and Viola Dana in Take Evidence through Wednesday evening. The remainder of the week presents Robert Warwick in Secret Service and Alice Brady in Redhead with Pathe and Ford weekly and comedies.
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Exeter Street
Anita Stewart
Mary Regan
Viola Dana
Robert Warwick
Secret Service
Alice Brady
Redhead
Pathe
Ford
Henry Jewett Players Extend Two Pairs at Copley Theatre
The Henry Jewett Players presented the MacLaren farce last evening, keeping Two Pairs at the Copley Theatre for a second week. The production was clever with many human touches and was capitally played.
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Henry Jewett
Copley Theatre
Open Your Eyes At Shubert Theatre Delights Audiences
The four daily performances at the Shubert Theatre show the strong public hold on Open Your Eyes. The picture combines narrative and lesson with the players enacting their roles with tact and skill.
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Shubert Theatre
Griffiths True Heart Sue shown at Upham's Corner Strand
A silent film program at Upham's Corner Strand featured D. W. Griffiths True Heart Sue with tense audience reaction. The bill also included The Divorce Trap starring Gladys Brockwell and Arthur Martell, plus Strand News Weekly and a new comedy.
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D. W. Griffith
Upham’s Corner
Gladys Brockwell
Arthur Martell
Orson
News Weekly
Monroe Salisbury
Dorothy Dalton
William S Hart in The Dawn Maker at Scollay Square Olympia
William S Hart portrayed the silent Indian in The Dawn Maker at the Scollay Square Olympia, showcasing his emotional depth. The program also features vaudeville headed by Stone and Dethanty, Selma Bratz, Strand trio, Davis and Chadwick in The Jail House, plus a clever comedy and the Olympia News Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Hart
Scollay Square
Olympia
Stone
Dethanty
Selma Bratz
Strand
Davis
Chadwick
Olympia News
Vaudeville at Codman Square Theatre Draws Small Crowds
Yesterday the Codman Square Theatre featured the Standard trio Simmons and Brantley Phil Davis and Hamlin and Mack in songs and comedy. A Screen program showed short comedies news pictures Pauline Frederick starred in The Fear Woman.
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Codman Square Theatre
Simmons
Brantley
Phil Davis
Hamlin
Mack
Pauline Frederick
Smith and Farber
Dixon
Bowers
Pop Ward
Beattie
Blame
William S. Hart
Truth Tulliver
Charlie Chaplin
Clayton Stars in Men Women and Money at Modern Theatre
A first run photo play program at the Modern Theatre featured Ethel Clayton in Men, Women and Money a Cosme Hamilton story that offers ample chance to show her emotional range. Wallace Reid appears in Youre Fired a tale by O Henry. News pictures and short comedies completed the bill.
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Modern Theatre
Ethel Clayton
Cosme Hamilton
Miss Clayton
Wallace Reid
O. Henry
Dainty Dorothy Maynard Scores Adoring Reviews in Firefly
Dainty Dorothy Maynard attracts praise for her Nina role in The Firefly at the Plymouth. Her performance blends a strong voice with charming acting alongside Bruce. The show enters a second week with a cast that includes William Wolff Laura Hamilton John Norton Irving Beebe Burton Lenihan Rene Brown Flavia Orearo Louise Mallary and others. Morodora is announced for the near future.
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Dainty
Dorothy Maynard
Nina
the Plymouth
Bruce
Plymouth
Miss Maynard
William Wolff
Laura Hamilton
John Norton
Irving Beebe
Burton Lenihan
Rene Brown
Flavia Orearo
Louise Mallary
Lancaster Theatre Showcases Norma Talmadge and Alice Brady
An excellent photoplays bill at the Lancaster Theatre featured Norma Talmadge in The New Moon and Alice Brady in Marie, Ltd. The programme changes Thursday to include Douglas Fairbanks in The Knickerbocker Buckaroo and Dorothy Ishi in Get Hint Yet.
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Lancaster
Norma Talmadge
Alice Brady
Marie, Ltd
Douglass
Airbarks
Dorothy Ish
Jazz Night At Keith's Theatre Showcases Frisco Cast
Jazz music dominated Keith's Theatre yesterday with Frisco leading the bill. Lo rette McDermott assists. Chilson Ohrman the international soprano performs. the Rigoletto duo and Swen Son sisters present Around the World. Moran and Mack provide comedy with Alfred Farrell and the Musical Johnsons also on stage. The Kino gram is shown.
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Keith
Frisco
Nnz
Lorette McDermott
Chilson-Ohrman
Charles
Fleury Rigoletto
Swen- Son Sisters
Mary Pickford Draws Crowds in Daddy Long Legs at Tremont
Mary Pickford retains the title darling of the Screen in Daddy Long Legs at Tremont Theatre. Judy’s dainty childish charm captivates both matinee and evening audiences as crowds fill the houses and the pictures delight young and old alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Judy
Tremont Theatre
Liberty Players stage Charley's Aunt at Norumbega Park
The Liberty Players offer Charley's Aunt in open air theatre this week at Norumbega Park. Tomorrow July 2 is children's day with the park devoted to children from 2 PM. Management promises many novel amusements for the little crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Players
Norumbega Park
Charley
The Unpardonable Sin At Majestic Draws Repeats
The public remains entertained by The Unpardonable Sin at the Majestic Theatre with patrons making two and three visits due to an interesting and well presented photo play.
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Majestic Theatre
Bert Lytell Stars in The Lion's Den at Boston Theatre
Boston Theatre features Bert Lytell in The Lion's Den with Alice Lake as his lead. A vaudeville bill includes Countess Veroni in a musical offering plus Frank Burt and Rosedale, Foley and O'Neil, Cecil and Cecil, Bernice, the dancing Dorans, and the Kinogram act.
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Bert Lytell
Sensation promised at Paragon Park mock aerial battle
At Paragon Park three American aviators with wartime service will stage a mock aerial battle to illustrate how aircraft were used in actual warfare. The display aims for thrilling realism while other Paragon attractions remain on view for onlookers.
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Paragon Park
Paragon
Pemberton Inn to Offer Surprises This Summer
Manager Dodge unveils summer surprises for patrons at the Pemberton Inn after Bacchus is dethroned. Guests can enjoy nonalcoholic flying machines and an electrically lit swimming pool as sources of joy remain.
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Bacchus
Dodge
Pemberton Inn
The Life of Theodore Roosevelt Plays Tremont Temple
The instructive entertainment ends its final week at Tremont Temple with a showing for school children arranged by manager Plympton. The film portrays Roosevelt's career as a powerful lesson to all.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Tremont Temple
Plympton
Three Indicted for Oil Stock Frauds in New York
The New York grand jury returned three indictments on oil stock frauds. Charles B. Toole of Toole, Henry & Co. faces charges for selling stock held as collateral. Paul A. Newman tied to Range Burnett Oil Company and Walter R. Pierce, a Wall Street broker, are accused of manipulating stock prices through false newspaper advertising.
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New York
Charles B. Toole
of Toole, Henry & Co
Paul A. Newman
Range Burnett Oil Company
Walter R. Pierce
Wall Street
Plan Free Ports in United States Discussed in New York
Representatives from Boston Baltimore Chicago Detroit New Orleans Seattle San Francisco and other cities met in New York on June 30 to study free port proposals. A committee was appointed to form an organization to promote free ports with members including Robert Garrett Paul T Cherrington Robert D Beach J Hubbert Cullen Arthur McGuirk T S Lippy and J J Dyer.
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New York
Boston
United States
Robert Garrett
Baltimore
Paul T. Cherrington
Robert D. Beach
Chicago
J. Hubbert Cullen
Detroit
Arthur McGuirk
New Orleans
T. S. Lippy
Seattle
J. J. Dyer
San Francisco
Brookline Post Plans Dancing Party Open Meeting
The Brookline Post of the American Legion hosts an open meeting this evening at Brookline Town Hall. A dancing party with a reception and refreshments is planned. Legion members and service men are invited, with application booths available to recruit new members.
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Brookline
The
American Legion
Brookline Town Hall
Legion
Paul C. Jouannet
Police Force Held on Reserve Duty in New York
Police captains ordered to hold patrolmen and department members on reserve duty from July 3 to 5 to cope with any emergencies tied to Independence Day observance.
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New York
Enright
Engagement announced for Lt Frank J Linehan and Miss Dorothy Oakley
Announcement of the engagement of First Lieutenant Frank J Linehan of Mattapan to Dorothy J Oakley of New York City. Linehan served with the 16th United States Infantry overseas for 16 months and earned a promotion after faithful service. Oakley, Staten Island Academy alumna, was active in war work with the Women’s Motor Corps Red Cross committee and the War Camp Community Association.
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Frank J. Linehan
Mattapan
16Th United States Infantry
France
Dorothy J. Oakley
New York City
Linehan
Second Plattsburg
16Th Infantry
Miss Oakley
Staten Island Academy
Women’s Motor Corps
Red Cross Committee
War Camp Community Association
Japanese Deny Any Pact With Germany
Paris dispatch reports the Japanese peace delegation denying a newspaper claim of a secret alliance with Germany. The delegation says the story originated in Germany and was revived to smear Japan near the peace signing.
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Germany
Paris
Japan
Russia
Taft's Daughter Sails to Exchange Ideas with Europeans
Miss Helen Taft acting president of Bryn Mawr College sails from New York with a party of college women on the Aquitania to Liverpool to exchange ideas with European college instructors. Dean Virginia Gildersleeve, Miss M Carey Thomas, and Miss Mabel Choate accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Taft
William H.taft
Bryn Mawr College
Liverpool
Virginia Gildersleeve
Barnard College
M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr
Mabel Choate
Joseph Choate
Fishermen Seek To Avert Strike From Boston To Gloucester
Representatives of the Fisherine Union of the Atlantic and major Boston fishing interests met in conference at the administrative building to avert an impending strike set for Thursday in Boston Gloucester and Portla. Dealers from Bay State Fishing Company Ton Fish Pier Company Gorton P Company Commonwealth Ice and Storage and others attended with a later meeting at 10 am to decide if a strike will proceed. The dispute centers on fixing a minimum price for fish with fishermen demanding a living wage while dealers argue such regulation breaches Sherman law and cite legal opinions from Attorney General Attwill and District Attorney Pelletier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisherine Union of the Atlantic
Princip
Boston
Fish Pier
Gloucester
Portla
Bay State Fishing Company
Biton Fish Pier Company
Gorton P Company
Commonwealth Ice and Q Storage Company
Tomore
Attwill
Jorney Pelletier
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New Yort
Red
STENO
Brooklyn
Icowan
Umm
Ross
Ons
Old State
Gibbs
Gibbs Underwear Co
Philadelphia
Orpheum Theatre
Globe Theatre
Gordon’s Olympia
Franklin Park Theatre
Waldron’s Casino
Exeter Street Theatre
Upham’s Corner Strand
Plymouth Theatre
Lancaster Theatre
Keith’s Theatre
Boston Theatre
Plan Free
Brookline Post
Linehan Ho
Dorothy Oakley
16Th
U. S. Infantry
Resinal
Baltimore, Md
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