Medical Discovery and the Stomach Body Guard at War
The article links military guard strategies on the Yalu with digestion, portraying the stomach as a disinfecting chamber. It extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a liver regulator and blood builder, curing stomach origin diseases, improving digestion, and restoring vitality. It cites richer blood and renewed strength for workers, students, and those recovering from illness.
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Yalu
Siberian
Manchuria
Korea
Alimentary Canal
Dr. Pierce
R. W. Pierce
Norumbega Park Promises Fine Summer Vaudeville Activities
Norumbega Park in the Boston suburbs enhances access with scenic paths and shaded seats. The Cosmopolitans open their third week with an outstanding vaudeville lineup including the Topsy Turvy trio in O Dowd from Cohoes, Klein Ott brothers and Nickerson, Wedmars gymnastics, Dickson and Holmes vocalists, and a Kinnette and Paterson sketch.
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Boston
Norumbega Park
Cosmopolitans
Klein
Ott Brothers
Nickerson
Wedmars
Dickson
Holmes
Kinnette
Paterson
Lexington Park Opens Its Third Season With New Features
Lexington Park celebrates its third season opening on Bunker Hill Day with daily concerts by Nellie B Chandler's Ladies' Orchestra, an electric arcade, a new monkey house, and ongoing vaudeville directed by J W Gorman. The rustic theatre offers matinee and evening shows, plus attractions like the zoological garden, deer park, merry-go-round, and fish dinners.
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Lexington Park
Bunker Hill
Nellie B. Chandler
Ladies’ Orchestra
Rustic Theatre
J. W. Gorman
Herald Square
The
Kingsburys
Leonard Cain
Mietz
Lester
Kellet
Zoological Garden
Deer Park
Paul Revere Drama Debuts at Castle Square Theatre
The Castle Square Theatre presented Paul Revere by Dodson L. Mitchell with a large cast led by Mary Waine Isabelle Fletcher and John Craven. critics fault the historical liberties but praise patriotic spirit and Boston Massacre staging. The program also features the Fadettes and variety acts, with Paul Revere to run three weeks and Moths to follow.
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Castle Square
Paul Revere
Dodson L. Mitchell
sHowell Hansel
Andrew Warne
John F, Webber
Robert Newman
Lindsay Morison
General Gage
Mason
Randolph Dariton
Jdohn Salinpolis
Thaddeus MacCarthy
Mortimer Weldon
Sergeant Wood
William J. Hassan
William Dawes
Mace Greenleaf Squire Webb
Louis Thiel Erastus
John T, Craven
John Revere
Walter Ray
Mary Waine
Isabelle Fletcher
Priscilla Newman
Mary Sanders
Lucy Webb
Alice Riker
Mitchell
Colonel Carlton
Mary
Paul
Boston
Old North Church
Lexington
Minutemen
Mr. Mitchell
Dodson
Sanders
Edward H. Crosby
Colonials at Bowdoin Square Theatre
The Bowdoin Square Theatre presents The Colonials a dramatized version of Allen French novel. Henry D Coolidge adapts the tale with strong staging and tense climaxes. The cast includes Willard Blackmore Corinne Cantwell Charlotte Hunt and others. The plot follows colonial times leading to Evacuation Day with Ellery's daring escape and rescue episodes.
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Captain Sotheran
Captain Tudor
Corinne Cantwell
Barbara Ellery
Boston
Joseph Selman
Willard Blackmore
Francis Dilery
Butler Haviland
Crean Brush
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Allen French
Henry D. Coolidge
Massachusetts Senate
Francis Ellery
Henry Sotheran
George Tudor
Wilmer Walter
Harriman
Edwin Denison
Sesessevescesens
Harry Brooks Crean Brush
Butler Haviland Thomas Ellery
Charles Wheelock
Thomas Russell Nathan
L. Gaylord
Alice Tudor
Charlotte Hunt
Christine
Marian Sawtelle
Lake Huron
Concord
Ellery
Alice
Tudor
Sotheran
Isle of Spice Delights Globe with Sixth Week Run
The Globe Theatre musical Isle of Spice continues a strong run with nearly 50 performances. George Fiske debuts as Harold Katchall, pairing with Blanche Buckner as Teresa and Gus Weinberg as King Bompopka, delivering lively humor and engaging chorus numbers. Special matinee pricing boosts demand for Friday’s extra show on Bunker Hill Day.
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Isle of Spice
Globe Theatre
Globe
George Fiske
Harold Katchall
Muddy Mack
Teresa
Dainty Blanche Buckner
Uncle Sam
Peggy Brady
Gus Weinberg
King Bompopka
Nicobar
Bunker Hill
Woodland at Tremont Draws Thousands to Summer Opera
Tremont theatre hosts Henry W. Savage produced Woodland now in its eighth week, a Pixley and Luders summer opera. The show attracts audiences from near and far with comedy, upbeat Luders music, and a new burlesque bit featuring Alexander Clark as he turns a ballot box mishap into an automobile gag, drawing warm applause.
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Luders
Alexander Clark
Colonial Theatre to Close Summer Season After Final Performance
The Bostonians wrap up their limited summer run at the Colonial Theatre with The Queen of Laughter. The crowd praised the new comic opera by Ysobel De Witte Kaplan and others as the troupe, including George B. Frothingham, drew strong applause. The Colonial will close until autumn after next Saturday night’s show.
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Colonial Theatre
Ysobel de Witte Kaplan
J. Cheever Goodwin
William Brady
George B. Frothingham
Ionitats
Bostonians
Ysobel Kaplan
Wm. Brady
Bunker Hill
Sky Farm Delights Patrons at Music Hall
Two full houses cheered Sky Farm at Music Hall with warm reception recalling its earlier run. Simon Cairns of Charlestown debuted as Neighbor Nixon with a smooth, clever portrayal as the clergyman’s neighbor. Daily matinees continue. Friday features include fight results by special wire and a midnight vaudeville show.
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Sky Farm
Music Hall
Simon Cairns
Charlestown
Nixon
Keith's Theatre Draws July Crowds Despite Warm Weather
The Keith's Theatre audience remained sizable as warm weather failed to cut attendance. The program featured many new acts, with the Fadettes as the main attraction and strong encores. Director Nichols offered popular numbers from a Sousa march to Puerner’s scene, drawing both winter regulars and summer visitors.
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Keith
Keith's
Nichols
Sousa
Puerner
Howard Atheneum Variety Show Promises Lively Bill
The Howard presents 15 acts led by Toby Lyons, Kittie Bingham, and McIntyre Rice with the Bijou Comedy Trio and a new burlesque skit. Lyons fuels the show with Hinkey Dee, while Bingham and partners perform ballads. The lineup includes Crowley and Foley, Jones and Sutton, and other vaudeville pieces plus new motion pictures. Perpetual Motion burletta features 40 dancers in a house show.
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Toby Lyons
McIntyre
Rice
Kittie Bingham
Howard
Hinkey Dee
Gladys Fisher
Kitty Hartford
Nellie Hartford
Lyons
Will McIntyre
Edith Rice
Brannigan
Bijou
Crowley
Foley
Jones
Sutton
Edmonds
Cordaier
Cunningham and Coveney
Wally Clark
Eddie Reeves
Kamachi
Walters
Fred Bowman
William L. Baker
Frederick
McIntyre and
Bijou Com- Trio
Perpetual Motion
Butterfly Burlesquers Shine at Lyceum Theatre Several Acts Impress
The Lyceum Theatre bills the Butterfly Burlesquers and a large stock company to strong patronage this week with John Grieve’s burlesques on Erminie and Trilby. Johnny Weber debuts as principal comedian, praised for rapid laughs. Supporting acts Devene and Shultz, Barber trio, Harry Le Marr, and West and Williams receive applause for singing, dancing, and humor. Next week promises Du Barry to top the bill.
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John Grieve
Erminie
Trilby
Johnny Weber
Alio Devene
Shultz
Mr. Devene
Barber
Harry le Marr and Company
Palace Theatre burlesque thrills crowds with two shows
Manager Waldron presents What Do We Do Next and The Silver Dolly Cafe with John J. Black Fred Bula and Charles Nichols in comedy roles. Lillie Raymond and others perform songs while William H. Burke and Adolph Adams provide lively specialty acts. Two large audiences attend as Jeffries Munroe fight results are promised to be announced at midnight.
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Waldron
Silver Doly Cafe
Messrs
John J. Black
Fred Bula
Charles Nichols
Lillie Raymond
Mary Croix
Maude E Hilston
Tillie Cohen
Mae Bryant
Hattie Mills
Vick Brinkley
Emilie Bonner
Jeffries-Munroe
Palace Theatre
Austin and Stone’s Museum Draws Boston Families
Boston visitors crowded Austin and Stone’s yesterday, with mothers and babies among the crowd. Inside, incubators housed tiny tenants as a new baby boy arrived Saturday night, replacing last week’s curly-haired child. The two tiny girls from last week have grown and may soon yield incubator space to new arrivals.
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Austin & Stone
Boston
Warren
Last Pops Concerts At Symphony Hall Finale
The Pops season continues this week with a final program featuring operatic and dance music by an orchestra of 50 musicians. Tomorrow night Tschaikowsky pieces will be highlighted as the season concludes with the management forecasting a brillant ending and high demand for seats in all sections.
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Pops
Symphony Hall
Adamowski
Tschaikowsky
Promi
Point of Pines Opens Season With Aerialist Schreyer
The Point of Pines opens Friday with likely large crowds if weather allows. Management ONeill promises a rich program including Prof Schreyer the aerial cyclist, vaudeville acts Rose LaHarte Walter Clifford and others, Lynn Cadet Band concerts, a balloon ascension, parachute jump, and a grand fireworks display.
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Point of Pines
O'Neill
A. M. Schreyer
Brockton Fair
Rustie Theatre
Lst
Rose LaHarte
Walter Clifford
Cotton
Maginleys
Kennette and Patterson
Jack Dempsey
Lynn Cadet Band
Professor Flower
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