45000 GIFIS FOR SOLDIERS REPORTED SENT
Massachusetts Red Cross branches wired five hundred dollars to Dr Eugene A Crockett on the Mexican border for the base hospital. Seven MA soldiers in hospital with appendicitis. A carload of 45000 comfort articles for Massachusetts soldiers to be distributed to National Guardsmen on the border, with 200 pounds of tobacco for regulars. Funds raised total 72324.44, with 25 relief applications received yesterday. Cambridge relief efforts focus on a lawn party by Mrs Joseph Avery with the Cambridge Cadet Band.
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Boston
Worcester
Milton
Harwichport
American Red Cross
Euegene A. Crockett
Red Cross
Massachusetts
National
Massachusetts Volunteers Aid Association
Mexico
Newbury Street
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Cambridge
Joseph J. Avery
Brook- Iine Street
Cambridge Cadet
Cambridge Relief Activates Concert Funds and Gifts
Cambridge merchants donated goods for free concerts while the Moxie company supplied beverages. The Cambridge women’s relief committee received $8 from the Sunday Inman Square Theatre benefit. Forty women trained in first aid at City Hall. George C. Lee of the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association announced $477 received for militiamen families. Total contributions reported reach $72,824.44 with numerous listed donors and amounts.
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Cambridge
Moxie Company
Cambridge Women’s Relief Committee
Inman Square Theatre
City Hall
George C. Lee
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Russell Codman
Clement
Houghton
R. B. Paine
Edward B. Adams
Harold
Ernst
Albert F. Bemis
John C. Lane
Richard
H. C. Brown
Henry L. Rand
Martin L. Cate
J. J. Arakelyan
Moet Turin A Cule, Soniye Sap Tore
Boston Retail Grocers ‘Assocation
Mrs
East Boston Woman Charged In Larceny Of Garments
Mrs Ida Grossman of 218 Chelsea street pursued a three year old loss case leading to the arrest of Mabel Manoli 30 on larceny charges. Grossman identified a waist and dress on Manoli July 7 and alerted Patrolman McNamara. Most property was reportedly recovered. Manoli fined 2 dollars, appeal noted, case continued for surety.
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Ida Grossman
Chelsea Street
East Boston
Mabel Manoli
Manoli
St Josephs Church Dance Reunion Draws Large East Boston Crowd
The midsummer reunion and dance of St Josephs Catholic Church was held last night at Orient Heights Gardens East Boston. More than 1000 past and present parishioners attended. Proceeds go to the parish building fund. Father Charles A Ullrich oversaw the event with Albert J Beaton as chairman.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Orient Heights Gardens
Boston
Charles A. Ullrich
Albert J. Beaton
Silva O Neil wed in Dorchester ceremony
Miss Teresa M. O Neil daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius O Neil Roxbury and Albert Silva of East Boston were married yesterday by Rev Frederick J Alichin at St Pauls Dorchester. Miss Margaret Keville cousin of the bride was maid of honor and Edward Cullinane cousin of the groom was best man. Upon return from their honeymoon they will reside in East Boston.
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Teresa M. O'Neil
Cornelius O'Neil
Albion Street
Roxbury
Albert Silva
Boardman Street
East Boston
Frederick J. Alichin
St. Paul's Church
Dorchester
Margaret Keville
Edward Cullinane
Mrs. Silva
Boston
Two New England women reveal lives after rheumatism
Miss McMasters of Lowell and Miss McColgan of Woburn tell how Varnesis helped them recover from severe rheumatic arthritis. They invite friends, physicians, and skeptics to meet them at the Varnesis Boston office on July 26 from 2 to 4 to prove results and discuss treatment.
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New England
Miss McMasters
Humphrey St. Lowell
Mass
McColgan
Main St. Woburn
W. A. Varney
Boston
Boylston Street
Fine Bill at B. F. Keith's
Helen Ware shines in Justified by GC T Carey in a powerful one act Boston debut. Belle Story returns with a soprano display following a long absence. Morton and Moore deliver lively musical comedy tomfoolery alongside a cast of dancers singers and aerial acts plus early motion pictures of Massachusetts Battery sons on camp duty in Mexico.
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Helen Ware
Belle Story
Morton and Moore
B. F. Keith
Miss Ware
Boston
GC. T. Carey
Old Kentucky
Miss Story
Montgomery and
Stone
New York
Hippodrome
James C. Morton
Frank F. Moore
James Kelso
Blanche Leighton
Harry Rose
the Crisps
Leon Sisters and Company
Bertie Herron
Milt Arnsman
Alberte Rouget
Sons of Massachusetts Millionaires
First Field Artillery
Under Cover' premiers at Modern Theatre with new photoplay
The first film presentation of Under Cover' at the Modern Theatre yesterday showcased the Boston hit drama on screen with Hazel Dawn and Owen Moore in key roles. William Fox's The Beast and the latest Mutt and Jeff Animated Comics shared the bill, drawing audiences to a notable cinema program.
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Modern Theatre
Kd Cooper Megrue
Boston
Hazel Dawn
Lily Cahill
Owen Moore
William Courtenay
William Fox
the Beast
Mutt and
Jeff
Boston Theatre Opens With Lockwood Allison in River of Romance
Boston yesterday hosted the premiere of Harold Lockwood and May Allison in The River of Romance Echoes of Erin a lavish singing dancing spectacle featuring 26 performers. Charlie Chaplin appears in Work by special request and a new monkey comedy with Napoleon and Sally runs exclusively this week.
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Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Boston
Erin
Emerald Isle
Charlie Chaplin
Napoleon the Great
Sally
Boston Theatre
Gordon's Olympia vaudeville show features six acts
The bill includes The Pool Room a dramatic sketch teaching a lesson for boys Jones and Sylvester comedy singing act Mlle Lucille novelty with talking cockatoos Eva May Emmett Trio musical act Francette Sisters gymnasts Stevenson Hayden and Melver singing comedians a feature photo play An International Marriage led by Mlle Rita Jolivet to close the show.
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Gordon
Olympia
Jones
Sylvester
Mlle
Lucille
Eva May Emmett
Francette
Stevenson
Hayden
Melver
Rita Jolivet
Exeter Street Theatre Weekly Bill Highlights
The Exeter presents William 8 Hart in The Apostle of Vengeance and Victor Moore in The Clown for the first three days. Mme Olga Petrova stars in The Eternal Question and Ann Pennington debuts in Susie Snowflake. Bray cartoons and Burton Holmes travel pictures fill the last three days.
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the Exeter
William 8. Hart
Victor Moore
Mme
Olga Petrova
Ann Penkington
Susie Snowflake
Bray
Burton Holmes
Paragon Park At Nantasket Offers Evening Cabaret Dance
Patrons at Paragon Park Nantasket Beach enjoy nightly entertainment from 6 30 to 8 30 and 9 to 11 18 featuring cabaret and dansants. Reynolds and Carpenter perform a saxophone duet while Tom Quinn and cabaret girls sing on stage or among tables. A banjo band provides music for the dances and the park offers many free attractions.
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Paragon Park
Nantasket Beach
Reynolds
Carpenter
Tom Quinn
Dansants
Violet Mascotte and Merry Maids at Bowdoin Square
The Bowdoin Square Theatre featured Violet Mascotte and her Merry Maids in Fun at Monte Carlo with a merry carnival atmosphere. Felix Martin, Tommy Levine, Frank Beaumont, and John Dillon appeared, followed by The World's Film Company presenting Money. Anita the Gypsy violinist and Frank Palmer added acts. D. W. Cooper's Serenaders offered Will You Wait Little Girl for Me, with Moving picture pieces The Master Smile The Bridesmaid's Secret and Nerve and Gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Mascotte
Merry Maids
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Monte Carlo
Felix Martin
Tommy Levine
Frank Beaumont
John Dillon
Orpheum bill features Cresby sketch and top acts
A lively Orpheum Theatre program includes Will Cresby in Bottle 6-40-9 sketches presented by Frank Rae and company. Sallie Fields delivers popular new songs while Farrell and Farrell perform The Troubles of an Actress. Kammerer and Howland sing well. Others include Arno and Stickney, Jones and Johnson, the Blazer Sisters, Pathe News, Keystone Comedy, and the feature The Little School Ma'am with Dorothy Gish.
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Orpheum Theatre
Will Cresby
Frank Rae
Sallie Fields
Farrell & Farrell
Kammerer
Arno
Stickney
Jones and Johnson
Blazer Sisters
Pathe News
Little School
Dorothy Gish
Scollay Square Olympia Opens With Starred Bill
A large crowd welcomed the opening at Scollay Square Olympia yesterday headlined by Clifton Fowler and Co in The Saint and the Sinner. Miss Fowler drew warm praise, joined by O Rourke and Atkinson and Altus brothers with juggler acts. Theda Bara headlined East Fone, with Burton Holmes Travels in the Luzon lowlands and other first run shorts also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scollay Square
Olympia
Clifton Fowler and Co
Miss Fowler
Olympia Stock Company
O'Rourke
Atkinson
Altus Brothers
Ford
Leslie
Telegraph
Hodges
Theda Bara
East Fone
Burton Holmes
Luzon
Pathe Weekly
Selig
Villa Napoli Seaside Resort Popular Day Trip Destination
Excursionists planning a Nantasket sail should visit Villa Napoli a well patronized seaside resort in the state. Guests can dine in the screened veranda or main dining hall and enjoy cabaret and dansants arranged by Manager Alfred Di Pesa adding festive entertainment to the day.
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Nantasket
Napoli
Alfred di Pesa
Pemberton Inn Draws Crowds to Seaside Dining Resort
Crowds flock to Pemberton Inn as visitors reach the seaside dining resort by steamer or auto. The venue offers excellent cuisine and service, with entertainment rivaling its popularity.
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Pemberton Inn
Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Praised by Anamosa Woman
A testimonial from Anamosa Iowa reports displacement and run down health improving after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs L J Hannan credits relief in head and back pain and notes sister’s prior improvement after trying the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Anamosa
Iowa
Park Theatre Adds Muriel Ostriche In Sally in Our Alley
Miss Muriel Ostriche made her first Park Theatre appearance yesterday drawing praise for her daintiness and natural beauty. The program also includes Israel Zangwill’s The Melting Pot with Walker Whiteside, Billie Burke in Gloria’s Romance Tangled Threads, Max Figman in a comedy, and the film Preparedness along with Mme Calvert and William A. Krauth and his Symphony Players.
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Muriel Ostriche
Park Theatre
Sally
Israel Zangwill
Walker Whiteside
Billie Burke
Max Figman
Mme. Calvert
William A. Krauth
Norumbega Park Presents Biggest Vaudeville Week
The management promotes the week as the largest vaudeville program in years at Norumbega. Leading the bill is the Doree Opera Company with eight singers performing scenes from grand operas. The Nichols-Nelson quintet offers juggling hoop rolling and diabolo spinning. Foley and O'Neil, Boston performers, sing and dance. Walls and Walls provide acrobatic comedy and Arding and Arding play popular and classical airs on odd instruments.
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Norumbega
Doree Opera Company
Nichols-Nelson
Foley
O'Neil
Boston
Globe Theatre Presents Varied Photo Features and Films
The Globe Theatre offers a lively bill with Pathe News and Keystone Comedy along with Mutuals The Abandonment and other late releases in the programme of photo features.
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Globe Theatre
Pathe News
Keystone
St James Theatre Summer Laugh Bill Delights Audiences
The St James Theatre offered a breezy summer bill headlined by Mack and Mack with a lively one act The Fire Escape by Charles Deland and company. Act one included A Plot Without a Story with Fred Heider and Nettie Packard, the Shirley sisters sang and danced, Adonis staged Roman ring maneuvers with a smart dog, plus other acts. The feature film The Silent Battle starring J Warren Kerrigan was shown with Pathe News and a Keystone Comedy.
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St. James Theatre
Mack
Albright
Charles Deland and Company
Fred Heider
Nettie Packard
Shirley Sisters
Adonis
J. Warren Kerrigan
Pathe
Where Are My Children? Tops Long Runs at Majestic Boston
The photo play Where Are My Children began its fourth week at the Majestic Theatre in Boston yesterday nearing its hundredth performance. Despite hot sultry days attendance held steady with four daily showings.
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Majestic Theatre
Boston
Boulevard Theatre Vaudeville Bill Delights Medford Audience
A Medford Boulevard Summer Theatre afternoon and evening program featured The Seven Corkers from Neil O Briens minstrels delivering a blackface act, plus dance duo Mr and Mrs Hart. Jolly Fanny Rice impressed with celebrity impersonations, The Miniature Mimic Stage, La Franz Rose balance troupe, Philbrick and De Veau in A Case of Soapalene, and The Three Jettas provided the comedy.
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Medford Boulevard
Seven Corkers
Neil O'Brien
Mrs. Hart
Jolly Fanny
Rice
la Franz Rose
Philbrick
de Veau
Jettas
Lexington Park Stock Company Presents True Irish Hearts
The Lexington Park stock company offers for the first three days of the week a Western play featuring the late Dan Sully in True Irish Hearts. The venue sits on 48 acres of breezy pines and provides a cool escape from city heat.
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Lexington Park
Dan Sully
Iron tonic claims Cobb vitality boost and $50,000 value
The article quotes Dr. Sauer praising Nuxated Iron as restoring strength and vitality, citing Cobb and other cases. It asserts that iron supplements can renew energy, with testimonials of improved health and youthfulness, urging avoidance of patent medicines.
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Ty Cobb
Wfe
Sauer
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