Americans Win Davis Cup Match in California Rally
The United States clinched the Davis Cup tie as McLoughlin defeated Doust in straight sets while Williams beat Rice in a dramatic five-set finish. The crowd of about 5000 watched a fast paced day on turf with U S preparations underway for Wimbledon as Australians head to England.
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ZEMO Advertising Claim for Instant Itch Relief
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Steps
Eckman’s Alterative Cited In Lung Recovery Claim
A Philadelphia man reports two years of lung hemorrhages and a severe pneumonia attack in 1902, then rapid relief after using Eckman’s Alterative. He credits the remedy with restoring health and notes two minor pneumonia recurrences. The ad touts the product as non narcotic and lists Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores as sellers with a request for a recovery booklet from Eckman Laboratory.
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Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Economical Helps to Beauty and Health
A vintage ad style item offering home remedies for hair care fat reduction and skin whitening. It promotes a canthrax shampoo mix, a fat reducer with parnous, and a skin lotion with spur max glycerine, detailing mixing ratios and usage to claim quick results.
Boxing Gossip by Doc Almy on Ledoux Bout Tonight
Charles Ledoux arrives with Marcel Thomas and Frank Galvin for a 10 round Arena bout against Phil McGovern with three supporting matches. Predictions favor Ledoux Eagan Brooks Greene. Boston plans a new boxing wrestling club after Labor Day aiming for twice monthly high caliber shows featuring local talent. Kilbane cancels July 4 bout with Walsh after May clash in the city.
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France
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Phil McGovern
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K. O. Sweeney
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Patsey Greene
Cambridge
Frank McManus
Salem
Boston
Natick High defeats Westboro High 4 to 3 in late game
Natick High beat Westboro High 4 to 3 at Natick on June 9 as Amorosa delivered clutch pitching. He struck out three with men on base and none out on two key occasions, preserving the lead in a game rich with exciting moments.
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Amorosa
Natick High
Westboro High
Worcester Falls to Lawrence in Tight 8-7 Game
Worcester was edged 8-7 by Lawrence in a loosely played New England league tilt at Worcester. Bushelman fanned seven in the early innings before giving way as Lawrence piled up four runs in the fourth and another four in the sixth. Pierson pitched for Lawrence, while Worcester rallied with five hits and five runs in the eighth and ninth but fell short. Umpire control and bench protests marked the afternoon, with Do Connell and McCune among the notables in the field and Pieper involved in a heated moment. Rees and Conney showed solid work for Worcester. Brockton and Lowell provided the scoring context in a lengthy box.
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Lawrence
White
New England
Bushelman
Red Sox
Bates
Pierson
McCune
Messrs. Connolly
O’ Loughlin
Conney
Pop
Rees
Burkett
Duffy
Portland
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn
Low ell Pitcher Controls Game as Brockton Rallies
Lowell pitcher Shears held the line through the early innings while Brockton feasted on key hits in late frames. Henderson struggled as Brockton mounted a decisive late rally in the absence of Halstein who has gone.
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Shears
Brockton
Henderson
Halstein
Portland Defeats Fall River In Nine Run Baseball Tilt
Portland outhits Fall River 12 to 8 and wins 9 to 2 as O'Brien makes a strong debut for Portland against the Fall River club. Burns and Hickman lead Portland with multiple hits, while Weeden adds a three base hit and Mehan drives in two runs.
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Pfeffer Hold New Bedford to Three Hits as Lynn Wins
New Bedford, June 9. Pfeffer limits New Bedford to three hits while Lynn wins 1 to 0. Moulton’s hitting stands out. Griffth and Moulton lead with two-base hits. Run-Wilson. Wilson and Griffith steal bases. Lavigne advances on a sacrifice. King issues three walks. Lynn errs once. Boardman hit by pitch. Crowley-Sweatt-Gibbons double play. Um pire Rudderham. Time 1:40.
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Worcester Falls To Lawrence 8 7 In Tight Tilt
Worcester rallied with five runs late but could not erase Lawrence's early lead as the visitors won 8 to 7. Nye Cooney Shorten Aubrey Stewart Miller Carroll Rees McCune among Worcester players. Lawrence tallied four in the fourth and kept Worcester at bay through the final innings.
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Lawrence
The Second Mrs Tanqueray At Plymouth Theatre Review
At Plymouth Theatre Eleanor Gordon and company presented The Second Mrs Tanqueray to a large appreciative audience. Miss Gordon gave a vivid Paula the second wife and the cast including Wright Kramer Douglas Wood Hibbard and others delivered an enjoyable versatile performance with evening shows all week and matinees Tuesday Thursday Saturday.
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Elizabeth Rathbun
Roland Rushton
Edward Langford
Frederick Burt
Lexington Park celebrates 200th anniversary with vaudeville show
Thousands gathered in Lexington Park for the town’s 200th anniversary festivities highlighted by a rustic theatre bill of vaudeville. Marion Kay performed pleasing songs and stories while Eccentric Wheeler the fiddler engaged the crowd. Jim Dixon provided comedy and Edna Francis Simmons' Ladies' Orchestra returned, renewing audience esteem.
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Rustic
Lexington Park
Marion Kay
Wheeler
Jim Dixon
Edna Francis Simmons
Ladies’ Orchestra
Norumbega Park vaudeville bill attracts crowds this week
Norumbega Park presents an open air theatre program headlined by LeRoy and Paul the famed triple horizontal bar masters. The bill includes Tink Foo Foy the Chinese violinist and humorist, the Dixon sisters, English dancers and singers, the Zig Zags comedians, and the Bannons the lightning club swingers.
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Tink Foo Foy
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St James Theatre Features Oniap and Cast This Week
At Loew's St James Theatre crowds enjoyed Oniap the mystery act along with Smith Voelk Cronin Fileds Coco and Nina Payne. The Human Vulture served as the premiere of the photo plays drawing positive audience reaction.
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Voelk
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Fileds
Coco
Nina Payne
Old Homestead Ends Run at Boston Theatre This Week
The current week alone remains of The Old Homestead at the Boston Theatre and the familiar play will leave with one of its most prosperous engagements to its credit.
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Boston
Castle Square Theatre Revives The Three Musketeers in Boston
John Craig stars as D Artagnan in a vibrant revival at Castle Square Theatre drawing both longtime fans and new audiences. Carleton as Porthos, Donald Meek and Morrill Morrison as musketeers, Ormonde as Richelieu, Pierce as Louis XIII, and Laurett Browne as Miladi deliver stylish performances that promise a prosperous week.
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Porthos
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Louis XIII
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Miladi
Paragon Park Cabaret Starts Early Season Shows
Paragon Park Nantasket opens its Palm Garden and Cabaret earlier with two evening sessions from 6:30 to 8:30 and 9 to 11. This week features Mlle Emerie the Parisian aerialist with a trapeze act, plus the Pendleton sisters in new dances and the novelty Yorick and Loianda drawing crowds.
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Mlle
Emerie
la Charmion
Pendleton Sisters
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Loianda
Tremont Temple Showcases Carnegie Alaska Siberia Films
The Carnegie expedition films return to Boston at Tremont Temple for a limited season with afternoon and evening showings. The footage of polar bears seals walruses and northern birds aims to immerse viewers in life above the Arctic Circle.
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Alaska
Siberia
Boston
Tremont Temple
Far North
Keiths Theatre Bill Adds New vaudeville Treats in Boston
Keiths Theatre presents eleven features this week including five new to Boston. Sanderson Moffatt debuts as vaudeville headliner in A Wee Bit o Married Life by Graham Moffatt, with Scots humor about a six foot carpenter and his wife. The bill also includes Russian dancers Mykoff and Vanity, German aerialists the Four Florimonds, Ed Morton songs, The Two Same, Lythgoe musical playlet, Frozini on accordion, Wentworth and companions, a trained dog, Edison kinetophone acts, and Pathe's Weekly current events in pictures.
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Lewis & Dody
Vesta & Teddy
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Pathe Weekly
Orpheum presents The Devil and Tom Walker travesty
John B. Hymer and company of ten staged The Devil and Tom Walker at the Orpheum Theatre yesterday. The fantastic musical travesty was a hit, evident from the strong applause it drew from the audience.
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the Devil
Tom Walker
Orpheum Theatre
Bowden Square Theatre Hosts Merry Majids Variety Show
Bowden Square Theatre presented Violet Mascotee’s Merry Majids with Cassie French May Hamilton Gladys Lloyd Eva Walker Mae Osborne Mae Cripps Marie Landis and others in a lively program. Harry LaMarr led the company in The Boarding School and the bill included further features.
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Violet Mascotee
Merry Majids
Cassie French
May Hamilton
Gladys Lloyd
Eva Walker
Mae Osborne
Mae Cripps
Marie Landis
Ferguson
Zola
Daisy Gallagher
Buster Bandy
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Dwyer
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Merry Maids
Harry LaMarr & Company
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The
Mabel Whitman
Beatrice Turner
Aubrey and
Flower
Joe Murray
Peg O
Leo Feist
Globe Theatre Presents Week of Boston Theatres
Globe programme showcases George N Brown and company with a walking race on machines, Frank Weston from the Weston family, the Oliva trio in a clever singing novelty, Rogers and Cole in a lively skit, Freda and Primrose as instrumentalists, and Francis Wood excelling as hoop roller.
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Globe
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Frank Weston
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Primrose
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Hoop Roller
Machigonne Joins Bass Point and Nahant Line Fleet
The new steel steamboat Machigonne enters service on the Bass Point and Nahant line. Described as among the best equipped and most elaborately furnished steamers used for summer excursion travel in Boston Harbor. Bass Point attractions this season are more numerous than ever.
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Boston Harbor
Park Theatre Ends Season With The Blindness of Virtue
This is the last week of the engagement of The Blindness of Virtue in this city and the termination of the dramatic season at that house.
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Eve
Cosmo Hamilton
Brundage Named Captain of Crimson Lacrosse Team
Percival F. Brundage, a Harvard junior from Brooklyn, has been elected captain of the Crimson varsity lacrosse for next year. He joined Harvard without prior lacrosse experience, rose from the freshman team, and has played third attack on the varsity, scoring many goals despite being a former midfield man.
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Harvard
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Hay's Hair Health promises color for gray hair
Vintage ad urges men and women to use Hay's Hair Health to restore natural hair color instantly. It claims the product suits all ages, guarantees satisfaction, and offers money back if not effective after a fair trial.
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