Typhoon at Majestic Theatre A Hungarian Drama Debuts
Majestic Theatre presents The Typhoon, a Japanese intrigue drama in English for one week. Hansel as Tokerama delivers a strong, realistic performance while Cleveland portrays Helena Kerner with clarity. Birch plays the selfless victim. Morison's company sustains the production with solid support.
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Majestic Theatre
Lindsay Morison
Morison
New York
Tokerama
Germany
Helena Kerner
Tokeramo
Mr. Birch
Mr. Morison
The Climax at Castle Square Opens with Praise
Castle Square Theatre presented The Climax by Craig yesterday drawing enthusiastic praise for both the witty dialogue and ingenious plot. Florence Webber’s Adelina von Hagen and Donald Meek as Luigi Golfanti received highlighted performances with Breil’s music cited as a standout element. The production runs through this week and next with Carney Christie and Thomas Fallon among the praised cast.
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Castle Square
Craig
Florence Webber
Joseph Carl Breil
Miss Webber
Adelina von Hagen
Luigi Golfanti
Donald Meek
Pietro Golfanti
Adelina
Carney
Christie
Thomas Fallon
Dr. Raymond
National Gardens Cabaret at National Theatre Gardens Opens Strong
The second week of the Cabaret at the National Theatre Gardens drew more patrons in Boston as B. A. Rolfe's band delivered acclaimed music. New features included Happy O'Neil and Warbler Charley Bradley with performances by Helena Morrill Signor Boschetti and Signor Manetta.
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National Theatre Gardens
Boston
B. A. Rolfe
Happy O'Neil
Charley Bradley
Warbler
Helena Morrill
Signor Boschetti
Signor Manetta
Mr. Rolfe
Keith's Theatre Opens Summer Season With Varied Vaudeville
B F Keith's starting summer run features Trixie Friganza, W C Fields, Dorothy Rogers and company in Babies a la Carte, A Country School Entertainment with Chick Sale, and acts by the Three Lyres, Harry Breen, Klutings' animals, Baptiste and Franconi, and the Flying Russells.
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Friganza
W. C. Fields
Dorothy Rogers and Co
Keith’s
Trixie Friganza
Miss Friganza
Europe
Harry Breen
Klutings
Baptiste and
Franconi
Flying Russells
Night on a Roof tops Orpheum bill at yesterday’s show
At the Orpheum Theatre yesterday the top act was A Night on a Roof featuring 17 performers and earning high praise. Other acts include Sampson and Douglas in a nonsensical oddity, Hope Booth and company in The Little Blonde Lady, Frankie Siegel in musical comedy, Thomas Clarl singing and talking, Bessie's cockatoos, Doyle and Dixon, Edwards brothers in burlesque, and Eugene O Rourke in In Parlor A with Hoey and Mozar, Deane and Sibley, Leon Rogge human orchestra, and Richard Hamlin the man in brown.
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Orpheum Theatre
Sampson and
Douglas
Hope Booth
Frankie Siegel
Thomas Clarl
Bessie
Doyle and Dixon
Edwards Brothers
Sampson
Eugene O’rourke
Madame Gilberte breaks free in jail breaking act at Austin and Stone's Museum
A stirring feature at Austin and Stone's Museum showcased Madame Gilberte the lithe English entertainer escaping from locked enclosures, breaking straight-jackets and freeing herself from chains. Other leading acts included LaPearl the equilibrist, Baldo sisters, Irving the magician, Holbrook, Cassie Franch dance, Floradora girls, June Fireflies, Tom Bullock, Ida Campbell, Lester sisters, and the Millers with new pictures.
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Austin & Stone
Madame
Gilberte
Mme
LaPearl
Baldo Sisters
Irving
Holbrook
Cassie Franch
Floradora
Tom Bullock
Ida Campbell
Lester Sisters
Globe Theatre Vaudeville Mix Delights Week Audience
A Globe Theatre patron finds the current week’s program engaging with the Harmony Four encore and acts by the Flying Ifenrys, Irving Jones, Petitt sisters, W E Browning, Mexican Hermann and his company. The Rays, the song revue, and the Pathe Weekly receive praise. Tonight features professional tryouts. Thursday’s The Country Store. Friday showcases amateur acts alongside the regular night program.
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Globe
Harmony Four
Fying
Ifenrys
Irving Jones
Petitt Sisters
W. E. Browning
Hermann
Song Review
Pathe Weekly
Tremont Temple Hosts Grand Durbar Pageant
Amid Delhi ceremonies and the imperial honors to King George and Queen Mary, Tremont Temple presents a twice daily show drawing visitors with vivid pageantry. Indian princes and princesses display primary colors along with pearls, diamonds, decorative fabrics, elephants, camels, and sacred cattle in a lavish spectacle.
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Delhi
George
Queen Mary
England
India
Tremont Temple
Norumbega Park Vaudeville Week Features Customs
Norumbega Park presents Torcatt's trained roosters appealing to children as the leading feature. The Reckless Reckjaw troupe performs comedy bicycling and roller skating. Murphy and Frances offer eccentric comedy. Arvin Four sing melodic selections. Little Johnie Tait provides laughs with a musical specialty and new motion pictures are shown.
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Norumbega Park
Torcatt
Murphy
Frances
Arvin
Johnie Tait
Paragon Park Opens Regular Season With New Features
Paragon Park Nantasket Beach enters its second season after Decoration Day with a popular Palm Garden Cabaret drawing motorists from the city. Special weekend band concerts accompany late Nantasket line boats as plans include June 15 opening of the regular season.
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Palm Garden
Paragon Park
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket
Balloon ascent and parachute drop headline at Bass Point harbor
Heavy traffic hits Bass Point and Nahant harbor as Relay House Bass Point House and Brenton Hotel promote shore dinners and special menus. Miss Tessie Levinger will perform a daring balloon ascent and parachute drop next Saturday amid daily musical entertainment.
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Bass Point
Nahant
Atass Point
Relay House
Bass Point House
Brenton Hotel
Tessie Levinger
Tremont Theatre to End European Star Run This Week
Tremont Theatre Boston ends its second month presenting Christie Mac Donald in The Spring Maid. The lively European importation will depart next week as Miss MacDonald returns in a new role later. Alice Lloyd comes next week to star in Little Miss Fix It with Werba and Luescher assisting. box office opens at Tremont at 8 this morning.
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Boston
Christie MacDonald
Europe
Miss MacDonald
Alice Lloyd
Tremont
Buffalo
Mystic Wharf
Hull
England
Admiral Schley
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Schley
San Jose
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Key West
Fowey Rocks
Bella
White Star Line
Canopic
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Azores
Boston Light
Bohemian
Liverpool
Grand Junction Docks
London
New York
Arabic
Hoosac Docks
Queenstown
Richard F. Bolles
F. L. Dunne
Alice Dunne
Duval Dunne
J. B. Sullivan
Sullivan
Juliet Greene
Edward Richardson
City
Edward L. Pierce
Milton
C. H. Moore
A. F. Hewins
West Roxbury
F. W. Taussig
Harvard
Taussig
B. O. Pierce
Lester W. Harding
Cohasset
Gaspare S
Trapani
Sicily
Gloucester
River Platte
Senate Committee
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Hanky Panky Closes Shubert Run As Cast Takes Rest
The Shubert Theatre ends its Hanky Panky engagement after a successful run. Principal performers including Florence Moore Baby North Frank Cooper Max Rogers Carter De Haven William Montgomery and Flora Parker take a break after six days more of performances. Vera Michelena will change costumes for a cooler look before the curtain falls until autumn.
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Shubert Theatre
Florence Moore
Baby North
Frank Cooper
Max Rogers
Carter de Haven
William Montgomery
Flora Parker
Vera Michelena
Igypta
Shubert
Park Theatre Screens Rainey African Hunt Films
Park Theatre continues showing Paul J. Rainey’s African hunt pictures with growing interest. A Harvard professor group praised the films as a strong natural science lesson, especially the leopard hunt, lion hunt, and water hole sequences. College requests for special showings, possibly at Dartmouth this week, are noted.
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Paul J. Rainey
Park Theatre
Harvard
Dartmouth College
Alias Jimmy Valentine Ends Plymouth Run in Final Week
The Plymouth Theatre closes its dramatic year with Alias Jimmy, Valentine, a production that impressed patrons and sustained strong business. Star Warner and the ensemble led by Phyllis Sherwood and Frank Monroe earned praise and won warm regard for their performances.
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Jimmy
Valentine
Plymouth
Mr. Warner
Phyllis Sherwood
Frank Monroe
Frank Kingdon
William H. Turner
Maude T. Gordon
Celene Kirk
Charles E. Graham
Frank Allworth
Dancing Pavilion Opens at Lexington Park This Season
A new feature at Lexington Park includes a dancing pavilion with select Wednesday and Saturday evening parties. The rustic theatre offers a vaudeville programme headlined by Orville and Frank, Tom Herron and Critch, Pryor and Addison, plus Village Four singing acts. A finale of new motion pictures concludes the program.
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Lexington Park
Rustic Theatre
Orville
Frank
Tom Herron
Critch
Pryor
Addison
Village
Olympia Show Headlines With Bothwell Brown and Acts
The Olympia presents a week of entertainment led by Bothwell Brown and seven feature acts and photographs. The Lothia troupe performs acrobatic feats while Nellie Burt delivers a bright singing voice. The bill also includes Gavin and Platt Milo Maximo dancing dogs Nelson and Nelson Edwards and Edwads and Tom Brown in In Wrong. A Thursday picture change is planned.
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Gordon
Olympia
Bothwell Brown
Lothia
Nellie Burt
Gavin
Platt
Milo
Maximo
Nelson
Edwards
Edwads
Tom Brown
Scenic Temple Hosts Old Time Variety With New Features
A week at Scenic Temple features an old time variety show with illustrated songs and motion pictures. The act Ivy and Ivy head the program and receive a cordial reception. dancer Harry Bestry sings and dances to high acclaim. Annette La Vine performs new songs from noted writers. The photo play exhibit fascinates with humor, emotion, and education.
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Ivy
Harry Bestry
Annette la Vine
Howard Atheneum Closes Season With Benefit Show
The Howard Atheneum ended its season with a management sponsored benefit for all staff. The affair featured burlesque, Jack Sheehan's athletic carnival and vaudeville. The Violet Mascotte company received a warm reception as the season’s closing day was recalled with thanks to all artists.
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Old Howard
Jack Sheehan
Violet Mascotte Company
First Meal After 46 Day Fast Lands Man in Hospital
John Wat of Atlantic City ended a 46 day fast to lose weight from 146 to 114 pounds and ate a meal before walking to police headquarters. He became ill and was sent to the Philadelphia hospital for treatment.
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Philadelphia
John Wat
Atlantic City
Taft Seeks Open Hearings for Republican Contests
President Taft asks Chairman New to push for open hearings at national committee meetings. He notes 230 contests prepared for submission and urges that deliberations on the contests be conducted in public if feasible.
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Chicago
Taft
Harry S. New
Republican National Committee
National Committee
New
Roosevelt
Roosevelts and Tafts Clash Over Delegates in Chicago
Republican leaders in Chicago discuss publicity of committee hearings and debate the southern delegate fight. Alabama delegates shift to Roosevelt support amid Taft instructions. Florida insists its 12 Taft delegates remain loyal as Arkansas officials plan to mobilize against reducing southern representation. Rosewater arrives to join the national committee setup.
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Edwin W. Sims
Chicago
Roosevelt
Dixon
Oscar R. Hundley
Alabama
Hundley
Taft
National Committee
Henry S. Chubb
Florida
Chubb
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Victor Rosewater
Nebraska
Republican National Committee
R. B. Howell
Primaries Close in South Dakota Voters to Cast Ballots
Sioux Falls reports the June 3 primary ends tonight with three cornered delegate races for the Republican convention among Taft Roosevelt and La Follette. Democratic delegates see Clark and Wilson factions in contest. A Senate nomination fight draws attention among Gamble Sterling and Grigsby the Roosevelt pick.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Taft
Roosevelt
la Follette
Clark
Wilson
United States
Gamble
Thomas Sterling
Melvin Grigsby
Pinchot Returns to Enter Fight at Oyster Bay
Gifford Pinchot former chief forester arrived at Oyster Bay to confer with Colonel Roosevelt. He said he had advised Canada on a forestry bureau in British Columbia and had been out of touch with politics. He came to rejoin the political fray with Andrew Rahn and Medill McCormick in tow.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
British Columbia
Mr. Pinchot
Andrew Rahn
Minnesota
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Four steam trawlers head fleet receipts at T wharf
The day’s landings show 230,800 pounds haddock 135,700 cod 132,100 hake 4,000 pollock 64,500 cusk and 2,000 halibut. Notable catches include 1500 pounds halibut on Annie and Jennie and 3000 on Elva L Spurling. Dealers’ prices list haddock 4c cod 5c hake 3–2c pollock 4c cusk 3c.
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T Wharf
Annie
Jennie
B. B. Domingoes
Flora L. Oliver
Robert and Arthur
Washakie
Elva L Spurling
Haddock
Robert & Arthur
Floraly Oliver
Domingoes
Elva Ll
Urling
Annie Innle
Wilson Hne Steam
Shipping News Afloat with Arrivals and Cleared Vessels
Shipping reports list arrivals at port with steamers Buffalo Bella and Massasoit plus numerous barges and tugs. Cleared ships include Arabic and City of Memphis while vessels sail and tow barges to Salem Philadelphia and New York.
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Buffalo
Young
Hull
Eng
Bella
Jamieson
Port Antonio
Howard, Chase
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
M. E. Harper
Mclean
Lamberts Point
Massasoit
Pray
Machiasport
Catawissa
Sevier
Philadelphia
Cacoosing
Henry Clay
Phoenix
Salem
Eureka
Plummer
Elizabethport
N. J
Allentown
Haute
Lynn
T. J. Hooper
Tacony
Wallace
Wayne
Shamokin
Malvern
Portland
Monocacy
Camp
Newburyport
Merriam
Pallas
Ford
Vineyard Haven
Mark Aline
Ital
Mazzini
Colon
Argentina
George R. Bradford
Littlefield
Rockport
Maass
Albert_ G. Lawson
Ingerson
Cto
Herbert
Perkins
Abenaki
Leonard
Kennebec River
Antoinette
Lewis
Marguerite
Geyer
Franconia
Mitchell
Sullivan
Liverpool
Louisiana
Copenhagen
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Malden
Dorchester
Herman Winter
New York
Malmstad
Louisburg
C. B
Merriam, Burnside
Bethayres
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Sewalls Point
Alice
South Amboy
Haverford
Ctc
New
Ethel F. Merriam
Blue Hill
Emma W. Day
Emeenert
Albert Baldwin
Mass
Death notices from a Boston area paper listing funerals
Death notices list numerous services in Roxbury Melrose Medford Jamaica Plain and surrounding towns. Entries name deceased kin and residences with funeral dates times and church or cemetery details. Obituaries note relations and invitations to attend and request copies for out of town papers.
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Akeroyd
Roxbury
Vincent Akeroyd
Atherton Street
Egleston Square
Boynton
Melrose Highlands
Charles T. Boynton
Greenwood
Spring Streets
Canny
Medford
Philip
Mary Brogan Canny
Almont Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Holy Maiden
Casali
Tietro
Domenica Casali
Solari
Sheafe Street
Sacred Heart Church
North Square
Commins
Somerville
Alice M. Commins
Thomas C. Commins
Nee Kennedy
Hanson Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Coughlin
Boston
Mary
John Coughlin
Mary Carr
Boston Street
St. Vincent’s Church
New York
New Calvary
Dickinson
Hull
Henry S. Dickinson
Brookline
W. W. Stuart
Maple Street
Mass
Faulkner Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Charlotte Dickinson
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Dowd
Watertown
James Dowd
Spring Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Fischer
Dorchester
Jacob J. Fischer
Washington Street
Sons of Benjamin Chapel
Dedham
Flynn
West Roxbury
Mary. F. Flynn
North Attleboro
P. J. O'Neill
Ashland Avenue
St. Theresa’s Church
Providence
R. I
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gunning
Annie J
John E. Gunning
Captain Daniel
Elizabeth Lynch
Circuit Street
Makee
Newton Centre
Lene Isora Makee
Joseph Frank
Amy Elizabeth Makee
Braeland Avenue
Manning
Hingham
Emma B. Margot Manning
Main Street
South Hingham
Mason
Herbert Mason
Hancock Street
Bartenders’ Union
St. John
N. B
M’nair
West End
Margaret D
Alexander McNair
John P. Costello
Causeway Street
Woodlawn
Everett
Clan McKenzie
A. O
Oberlander
Andrew Oberlander
Amory Street
Mu. Hope Cemetery
O’brien
Charlestown
Catherine
Jeremiah O'Brien
Dorrance Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Parks
Cambridge
Mary A. Parks
St. Peter’s Episcoal Church
Opisite City Hall
Une
Stachy
Walnut Avenue
Sarah N
William B. Stacey
Bethany Baptist Church
West Cottage Street
Tabaldi
Louisa Tabaldi
Rosianna
Dominick Tabaldi
Calvary
Tibbert
John James Tibbert
Waterman Chapel
Tisdale
Ann Arbor
Mich
Thomas Tisdale
Melrose
Melrose Lodge of Elks
William T. Hen
Newton Cemetery
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