Moore's Jazz Band Helps Hippo Fund At Boston Common
Eight thousand attendees packed Boston Common for Al Moore and Paragon Park's jazz show raising 173.92 for the Franklin Park zoo Baby Hippo. Tom Duray and Irene Sorli entertained while John Hancock and Boston Elevated Railway staff collected donations from the crowd.
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Boston Common
al Moore
Paragon Park
Nantasket
Tom Duray
Irene Sorli
Boston Post
Baby Hippo Fund
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Parkman
Boston
Keith
Snyder
Leo Feist
Irving Berlin
Albert A. Golden
David Stone
Paragon Park Company
Franklin Park Zoo
Miss Sorli
John Hancock
Musicians Union
Kingman
Paragom Park
Doris Hilton
Sarah Parkes
Frances Hayes
Edith Landry
Esther Colloyer
Eleanor Guyton
Fannie Berko
Jessie Kaye
Dorothy Casey
Helen Skinner
Ruth Cacus
Florence McCormick
Miss Hayes
Bureau of Auditing
Julia Ryan
Amy Reardon
Mary Keenan
Alice Collins
Alice Putnam
Calimrire Coakley
Catherine Heenan
Anna Brenan
Gertrude Keenan
Teresa Flynn
Charlotte Burke
Helen McFarland
Anna Singler
Irene Sorri
Zoo
Duray
Baby Hippo at Franklin Park Captures Boston Kids’ Imagination
In Greater Boston thousands plan to visit Franklin Park to see a baby hippo, as families eager for a glimpse press local venues to avoid delays and disappointments from small delays or closures.
Baby Hippo Primped Into Best Look For Zoo Show
Louie the keeper gives Baby Hippo a weekly manicure washing hands and feet, clipping nails with large curved scissors, removing mud between toes, and dusting with fine sand. Hippo enjoys the pampering and seeks attention, aspiring to outshine Mrs. Peacock.
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Louie the Keeper
Baby Hippo
Hippo
Louie
Mrs. Peacock
Baby Ippo
Bobby
Louis
Jack
Loule
Theatre Matinees For The Hippo Fund Benefit
Collections for Baby Hippo Fund will be taken up at matinees across numerous theatres starting June 8. Proceeds and penny per patron will support the fund, with dates spanning June 8 to June 14 at venues including Broadway Chelsea Somerville Dorchester Roxbury East Boston Malden Medford and Jamaica Plain among others.
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Broadway Theatre
Chelsea
B. H. Green
Central Theatre
Somerville
Albert J. Locatelli
Cobb
Washington
Cobb Streets
Boston
William P. Kelley
Codman Square Theatre
Dorchester
Jules E. Francke
Day Street
Olympia
E. H. Mixer
Fields Corner
Gilman
Dudley
Roxbury
George A. Haley
Eagle
Harry Wasserman
Gem Theatre
East Boston
Isadore Greenberg
Gordon
C. R. Black
Jamaica Theatre
Jamaica Plain
Niagara
Blue Hill Avenue
William T. Burns
Strand Theatre
W. H. McGrath
Teele Square Theatre
Arthur F. Viano
Medford
George I. Hackett
Odd Fellows Opera House
East Weymouth
Arthur McGrory
Durrell
Cambridge
Laycock
Supreme Theatre
John Levy
Hippo Fund Drive Draws Quiet NYC-like Crowd
The biggest Hippo party in the world will be held in moving picture theatres of New England Saturday afternoon. Children attending will donate their coins to the Post Hippo Fund and the adults present will contribute as well.
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Moving Picture Theatres
New England
The Hippo Fund Drive Moves Through Local Theatres
The Hippo Editor reports special theatre lists to entertain with vaudeville and songs for the Hippo Baby fund. Jamaica Plain’s Supreme Theatre plans a two show day with a big lobby box to collect donations and promises to raise more than any other venue.
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Jamaica Plain Follw
Levy
Hippo
Durrell
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Laycock
Cinematipee
Eymouth
Fellows Opera House
Anager Arthur McGrory
Boston
Baby Hippo Draws New England Children to Donate
In Weymouth supporters eager to pitch in for Baby Hippo recruit children from Weymouth Roxbury Dedham Bath Me Pawtucket R I as venues expand. Thirty theatres already on list with Hippo aiming for 30 more participants to let each child say I own a part of Baby Hippo.
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Franklin Park
Roxbury
Dedham
Bath
Pawtucket
R. I
Mr. McGrory
Baby Hippo
New England
Tribute to blind veterans halts House work
In Washington on June 7 Representative Schall of Minnesota who is blind led a tribute in the gallery to blind former service men who lost their sight in World War I. He recalled personal moments of blindness and praised the veterans as a testament to resilience and sacrifice.
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Washington
House
Schall
Minnesota
Mr. Schall
Probation Officer Alvin I Phillips Funeral Set
Funeral services for Alvin I Phillips of 8 Freeman Street Dorchester will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at his home. Phillips served as Dorchester probation officer for many years before health forced retirement and had earlier been a police officer with the Field's Corner division for 11 years. He died late Tuesday night and was a long time member of Norfolk Lodge of Odd Fellows and a veteran with 50 years in the order.
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Alvin I. Phillips
Freeman Street
Dorchester
Dorchester Court
Phillips
Field’s Corner
Boston
Norfolk Lodge
Young women predicted for consular service roles
Bradford June 7. John Barrett former Pan American Union chief told Bradford Academy students that within six years women with proper training will be appointed as consuls and consular secretaries. He said in ten years women ministers and possibly ambassadors may exist and that in eight years a quarter of National House members could be women.
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John Barrett
The
Pan-American Union
Bradford Academy Today
Barrett
National House
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