Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at the Majestic
The Majestic presents Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch with Rose Morison in the title role and Edna Oliver as Miss Hazy. Hansel as Stubbins draws laughs, while Mary Sanders and Anna Cleveland receive strong notices. The cast includes Wyrley Birch H Dudley Hawley Edward Nannery and Mrs Hibbard.
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Rose Morison
Mr. Hansel
Stub
Bins
Edna Oliver
Miss Hazy
Anna Cleveland
Mary Sanders
The New Leader at Keith's Theatre Delights Audiences
Keith's Theatre showcases a strong off season program with Sam Mann troupe presenting Aaron Hoffman's The New Leader a witty drama sketch. Professor Flubbs clashes with the stage manager then reconciles the couple amid comic stage antics and lively acts including the Miranda brothers posing act Belle Story Van duo and more through a string of entertaining vaudeville specialties.
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Keith
Sam Mann
Players
Aaron Hoffman
Professor Flubbs
Miranda Brothers
Belle Story
Comedienne
Charles
Fanny van
Prossit
Rossa Crouch
George Welch
Benevici
Mlle
Lorette
Bud
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Violet Mascotte Show
A weeklong musical feast at Bowdoin Square Theatre features Violet Mascotte and her maidens in summer attire performing a refreshed programme. The lineup includes May Belmont Alice Dudley Florida De Lisle the McLain sisters Zola sisters Blanche De Corret Dolly Clifford Frances Madigan May Osborne May Hamilton Lillie Sutherland Petta Ferguson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Violet Mascotte
May Belmont
Alice Dudley
Florida de Lisle
McLain
Zola Sisters
Blanche de Corret
Dolly Clifford
Frances Madigan
May Osborne
May Hamilton
Lillie Sutherland
Petta Ferguson
Tremont Theatre Opens Summer Season With Little Miss Fix It
The Tremont Theatre begins its summer season with the first local performance of Little Miss Fix It featuring Alice Lloyd in the title role. Last night, Lloyd again starred in the same role in the city debut.
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Tremont Theatre
Miss Fix-It
Alice Lloyd
Globe Week Programme Features Stage and Film
The current week at the Globe highlights the McDonald Cycle Trio in a novel wheel act, Woodford's posing dog, Queen, Murphy and Francis in a lively segment, Stanley and May with a bright singing and talking turn, plus other entertaining acts. Pathe weekly leads the picture list, making that portion especially attractive.
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The
Globe
McDonald
Woodford
Murphy
Francis
Stanley
May
Pathe Weekly
Orpheum Week Feature Highlights Diverse Acts
The Orpheum presents a weekly slate with a headline skit Trim med starring Harry Forbes and company. Early shows feature Henry Lewis, Marshall and Tribble in Troubles of Sambo and Dinah, Pauline Fielding in The Rose of Virginia, and acts by Ziska and Saunders, Alfredo and Pearl, plus Orville and Frank. The latter half showcases Oliver Twist with McBride and Cavanaugh, Manning twins dancing, Margaret Cushing singing, John Higgins jumper, and Wardman impersonations.
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The
Orpheum
Harry Forbes
Henry Lewis
Marshall and
Tribble
McBride
Cavanaugh
Manning Twins
Margaret Cushing
John Higgins
Wardman
Climax at Castle Square Boston Drama Delights Patrons
Castle Square Theatre presents The Climax by Edward Locke with Florence Webber soloist and Carney Christie on piano. John Craig leads an excellent cast including Donald Meek and Thomas Fallon. Meek shines as an aging music master.
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Castle Square
Boston
Edward l Locke
Florence Webber
Carney Christie
John Craig
Donald Meek
Thomas F. Fallon
Meek
Rainey African Hunt Photos Draw Crowds at Park Theatre
Paul J. Rainey’s collection of African hunt pictures remains in the fifth week at the Park Theatre and continues to attract strong attention, with showings expected to extend through the summer.
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Paul J. Rainey
African Hunt Pictures
the Park Theatre
Variety Trio Charms at Scenic Temple in Grand Show
Attendance at both Scenic Temple performances was extraordinarily large. The Variety Trio dazzled with three singers, Fritz Christian known as the Silver Violinist offered notable violin selections, Annette Le Vine sang in the picture stories, and Lenna Howe's Union Orchestra completed a fine programme.
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Scenic Temple
Fritz Christian
Annette le Vine
Lenna Howe
Union Orchestra
Excellent bill at Gordon's Olympia in Boston
The Olympia show in Boston offers an excellent bill this week with new comedy features. Von Karsy's myrophones wow audiences as part of a varied lineup including Mlle De Garcy aerialist Billie James and Mary vocalists The Four Americans The Four Beldons Four Stagpoles Ben Pierce Collins and Patterson and Pathe Weekly short films.
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Gordon's Olympia
Boston
von Karsy
Mlle. de Garcy
Billie James
Mary
Four Beldons
Stagpoles
Ben Pierce
Collins
Patterson
Pathe Weekly
Durbar Kinema Color Parade Described as Magnificent
A vivid description portrays the Durbar in Kinema color as a Barnum and Bailey scale spectacle. It notes a grand military review with an Indian army elephant corps marching in a line over a mile long, supported by four squads of elephants across the plain.
Vaudeville at Norumbega Park Delights Large Crowd
Large audience enjoys the open air theatre program at Norumbega Park featuring a corkological conglomeration of singers dancers and comedians by Russell's minstrel troupe delivering humorous acts and harmonies.
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Norumbega Park
Russell
Shore dinners and music at Bass Point hotels lure crowds
At Bass Point and Nahant amusements flourish as the General Lincoln ferries passengers from Otis wharf. Thousands enjoy the picturesque sail and the lively features at Bass Point with meals, orchestra, and band music at Relay House Bass Point House and Brenton Hotel offering shore dinners and menu specials to patrons.
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Bass Point
Nahant
Lincoln
Otis Wharf
Relay House
Bass Point House
Brenton Hotel
Polar Bear Show At Rustic Theatre Features Hagenbeck Troupe
The Rustic Theatre hosts Hagenbeck's original trainer and his 11 full grown polar bears this week in Lexington Park. The Austrian trainer wrestles a 600 plus pound polar bear and carries a 425 pound bear on his back each afternoon and evening.
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Lexington Park
Hagenbeck
Revered Mil lerick Dies Abel West End Pastor at St Josephs
The Rt. Rev. Mgr. Jeremiah E. Millerick, 10 years pastor of St. Josephs Church in the West End, Boston, died at his home 8 Allen Street after a brief illness. Born in 1846 in Newtown Ireland he spent decades in parish work and education including Holy Cross Worcester and Rome. He leaves a brother, Fr. William J. Millerick, and is remembered for building parish facilities and the parochial school.
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Mgr
Jeremiah E. Millerick
St. Joseph’s Church
West End
Allen Street
Mgr. Millerick
Newtown
County Cork
Ireland
North End
Boston
Mer. Millerick
Eliot
Holy Cross
Worcester
American College
Rome
Italy
Cardinal Pratizia
Roxbury
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
St. Stephen’s Church
East Weymouth
Wakefield
William J. Millerick
St. Patrick’s Church
Stoneham
Coney
Charles
Walter E. Coney
Summer Avenue
Reading
Mass
Connolly
Dedham
Helen Connolly
Mary F. Connolly
Thomas W. Casserly
Circuit Street
Mt. Benedict
Cronin
South Boston
St. Augustine's Church
Donahoe
Mary E
Nee Howard
Dennis J. Donahoe
Emerson Street
Gate of Heaven Church
Chicago
Malden
Haverhill
Dow
Somerville
Susan E. Dow
O. S. deZara
Highland Avenue
St. Ann’s Church
Trade Extension Trip Toasted by Boston Chamber in Springfield
Sixty seven Boston Chamber of Commerce members touring New England by car were treated to a smoker by the local Board of Trade at the Kimball Hotel in Springfield. Earlier they were hosted by Worcester merchants at lunch and a welcome at the Bay State Hotel.
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Springfield
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New England
Board of Trade
Kimball Hotel
Merchants’ Association
Worcester
Bay State Hotel
Boston
Chamber
New
Association
C. H. Chase
Springfield Board of Trade
Walter M. Lowney
National Board of Trade
Washington
D. O. Ives
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. H. Seely
New Haven
Holyoke
Boston Merchants Promote New England Trade Ties
From Boston, chamber members journeyed to Worcester and Springfield to boost New England trade through cooperation. Leaders urged rail and railroad investigations be constructive, stressed water power for development, and planned further visits and collaborations with regional businesses and the National Board of Trade.
Hotel maids foil would be burglar at Allen Hotel
May Hamilton and Nellie Watt maids at the Hotel Allen on Greene Street in Providence chased a would be burglar from the servants’ apartments after he tore off a screen and entered a window. The intruder fled the same way he came, eight maids alarmed but unharmed.
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Providence
R. I
Hamilton
Nellie Watt
Allen
Greene Street
Miss Hamilton
Miss Watt
Paragon Park Crowds swell for Palm Garden season opener
Paragon Park draws large crowds as Palm Garden fills from late afternoon through the Cabaret show at 9 to 11 PM. The resort opens for the season this Saturday June 15, marking the eighth season of entertainment.
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Paragon
Palm Garden
Mayor and Councillor clash over city sewer loan
In a tense Mayors office meeting last evening Mayor Fitzgeral d blames City Councillor Thomas J Kenny for delaying the proposed annual sewer loan of 10000 and the 100000 bridge repairs appropriation. He warned of daily special sessions until the loan order moves.
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Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Kenny
South Boston
Mayor pressures council over sewer and bridge funding decisions
Councillor Kenny defends duty against coercion as Mayor pushes for immediate sewer loan and bridge work. City Auditor Mitchell and Public Works Commissioner Rourke discussed the issues with the council, which chose to adjourn for two weeks. The Mayor warned that delays endanger essential sewer improvements amid higher state taxes.
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Kenny
Mitchell
Public Works
Rourke
Boston
Council Backs Tunnel Idea and Waterfront Fund
City Council resolutions favor a North South railway tunnel while warning no commitment to bills. They approve 12000 for Dorchester North burial ground and an annuity of 300 to Leroy James widow. An elevated station at Cambridge and Charles streets is favored and 8000 is asked for two floating public landings on the waterfront.
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Dorchester North Burial Ground
Smith
Cambridge and
Charles Streets
Attridge
Leroy James
Ladder Company 13
Fire Department
Northern Avenue Bridge
Summer Street Bridge
Leonora Silveira Arrives After Loss Of Crewman
The fishing schooner Leonora Silveira from Provincetown, commanded by Captain John Silveira, reached a wharf on its first trip bringing news of a missing crewman Louis Sears of Cambridge. Sears disappeared after fog closed in 15 miles southeast of Lockport Nova Scotia while hauling trawls. The crew believes he is lost at sea.
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Leonora Silveira
Provincetown
John Silveira
Louis Sears
Cambridge
Lockport
N. S
Sears
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights June Seaway Movements
The almanac lists ships arriving and clearing ports with details on steamers and schooners. Vessels include Numidian, Esparza, Mandeville, Dorchester, Gwalia, Klondyke, Priscilla, Fannie F Hall, Laura Hall, and many more with routes to Glasgow Halifax Port Morant New York and Boston. Tugs and barges are noted, along with sailings from New Bedford and Portland and duties of tows and barge lines.
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Haddock
Hake
Pollock
Twr
Ripple
Bm. Twr
Eleanor de Costa
Josie & Phebe
Teonora Silveira
John J. Fallon
George H. Lubee
Esther Gray
Crusader
Jee
Sadie M. Nunan
Allan Line
Mystic Wharf
Glasgow
Halifax
Mandeville
Esparta
Tropics
Sorensen
Jamaican
Dorothy
J. H. Baker
Garvin
Port Limon
Costa Rica
London
Boston
Lancastrian
Cestrian
New Orleans
State House
Charles N. Atwater
Massachusetts
Ranger
Horta
Azores Islands
Havre
France
India Wharf
New York
Lehigh Valley
Granite Avenue
Dorchester
Godfrey
Milton
Europe
Cunard
Franconia
Charles A. Smith
East Boston
Queenstown
Fishguard
Liverpool
A. N. Benachi
Hastings Brook
Brook
Charles J. Rich
Hollis Street
Rich
J. J. O’donovan
Brookline
Jane Sewall
Samuel C. Murfitt
Murfitt
Isaac T. Burr
Isaac Alcazar
Samuel H. S. Durgin
Boston Board of Health
Numidian
Hall
Esparza
Port Simon
C. R
Sorenson
Port Morant
Jamaica
Bond
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Hersey
Ransom B. Fuller
Linscott
Portland
Wyoming
Clark
Rockport
Mass
N. B
W. H. Waters
Gale
Apple River
N. S
Little Elsie
Condon
Northeast Harbor
Fannie F. Hall
Hutchins
Orland
William Rice
Harrington
Thomaston
Charlotte W. Miller
Gurney
Sadie A. Kimball
Kent
Gloucester
Eagle
Murphy
Bangor
Newell B. Hawes
Hassen
Ipswich
Gresham
Governor Cobb
St. John
Eastport
Rabenfels
Cto
Paoli
Newburyport
Scranton
Monocacy
Schuylkill
Philadelphia
William H. Yerkes, Jr
Leader
Pocono
Hoboken
Lynn
Confidence
Perth Amboy
Gwalia
Sandwich
Hattie
New Bedford
Bayle
James Rockport
Rome
Herbert
Mary A. White
Death notices from Boston area figures and towns
Death notices list numerous individuals with ages and funeral details across Boston and nearby towns. Entries include Bradley, Brown, Coney, Connolly, Cronin, Donahoe, Dow, Dowdell, Ellinwood, Falls, Gough, Gray, Haring, Hayes, Horsfall, Huebel, Hurley, Johnson, Keating, Matthews, Millerick, Muldoon, McKenzie, Newcomb, Pratt, Saul, Sheeit an, Smith with addresses, services, and cemeteries for the coming days.
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Falls
South Boston
Emma Wilson
E. B. Falls
New Orleans
Aubrey W. Falls
West Broadway
Galveston
Tex
Gough
Boston
Thomas F
Margaret
Thomas Gough
Everett Street
Gray
Quincy
Mary H. Gray
Camlin
Uneral
Madison Street
Fore River Ship Building Company
Harring
Dorchester
Andrew Horsfall
Belmont
Mass
John T. Hearn
Washington, Street
Belmont Cemetery
Chicago
Ill
Oakland
Cal
Huebel
Jamaica Plain
Daniella Ae
Ernest C. Huebel
Amory Street
Hurley
Roxbury
George A
Michael
Sarah Hurley
Lannon
Oriental Court
Mission Church
Johnson
Calder L. Johnson
Northumberland
Penn
Keating
Fast Boston
Terrence T
Catherine J. Keating
Webster Street
Church of the Assumption
Lowell
Matthews
Ann G. Matthews
Hutchins’ Undertaking Rooms
Main Street
Cambridge
Millerick
Jeremiah E. Millerick
T. Joseph's
Probate Court Citation for Burkhardt Estate Accounts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites all interested in the estate of Creckia Burkhardt late of Boston to show cause why executor Charles J. Burkhardt's first and final accounts should be allowed. Hearing set June 27, 1917 at 10 AM in Boston Probate Court with publication in the Boston Post and service to interested parties at least fourteen days prior.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Crecki
IA Burkhardt
Carzelia Burkywardt
Boston
Charles J. Burkhardt
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Ister
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