Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Sex and Other Films
At Bowdoin Square Theatre the management shows Sex with Louise Glaum Adrienne and praises its life like realism. Also screens Maurice Tourneur’s The Life Line with Jack Holt Pauline Starks and others. shipwreck scene noted as realistic. Chaplin revival and vaudeville acts complete the program with The Lost City and previews for Tom Mix in The Verror next week.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Louise Glaum
Adrienne
Maurice Tourneur
Paramount Artcraft
Jack Holt
Pauline Starks
Truly Marshall
Charlie Chaplin
Gregorys
Seymour
Jeanette
Orr
Hager
Carney
Ross
Helen Tierney
Tom Mix
Verror
Liquid Argon Dandruff Cure Promises Quick Results
An advertisement claims applying four ounces of liquid argon at night will dissolve dandruff, stop itching, and leave hair fluffy and glossy by morning. It asserts three or four nightly applications will eliminate all signs of dandruff, with squidarvon available at any drug store as the remedy.
River's End at Olympia River's End at Olympia review headline
Marshall Neilan's The River's End adapts James Oliver Curwood's Canadian Northwest tale. The film, shot in snowbound Canadian scenery, stars Lewis Stone Marjorie Daw Jane Novak and others and features a murder exile and a Royal Mounted Police pursuit along with standard vaudeville acts.
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Marshall Neilan
James Oliver Curwood
Gordon
Scollay Square Olympia
Washington Street Theatre
Lewis Stone
Marjorie Daw
Jane Novak
Charles West
Togo Yamamoto
J. Barney Sherry
Marshall
Neilan
Daddy Long Legs
Mary Pickford
Old
Kentucky
Anita Stewart
Canada
Heekies
Royal Mounted Police
Civilization
Tremont stages George M. Cohan musical comedy
Mary leads a memorable engagement at the Tremont in a George M. Cohan musical comedy production. The crowd and demand for seats promise continued excitement with an extra matinee next Thursday June 17, Bunker Hill Day.
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Mary
Tremont
George M. Cohan
Bunker Hill
Poor Little Ritz Girl Tops Wilbur in Fourth Week
Lew Fields presents the charming caper at the Wilbur Theatre in its fourth week. The show grows more popular daily with a special holiday matinee on Bunker Hill Day, June 11, while the regular Wednesday matinee is skipped this week.
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Lew Fields
Ritz
Wilbur Theatre
Bunker Hill
Vaudeville and Photo Plays Thrill At Loew’s Orpheum
Capacity crowds enjoyed an evening of vaudeville and photo dramas at Loew's Orpheum Theatre. Harry First presented The Good for Nothing. Meyers Burns and O'Brien and others offered acts including shadowgraph and Jupiter trio. Wanda Hawley starred in Miss Hobbs. The week ends with the film Mothers of Men featuring Claire Whitney.
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Loew's
Orpheum Theatre
Harry First
Meyers
Burns
O'Brien
Robinson
Parquette
Roy
Francis
Monsieur Albert
Jupiter
Wanda Hawley
Miss Hobbs
Old Wives for New Delights Park Theatre Audience
Cecil B. DeMille’s Old Wives for New at the Park Theatre draws strong praise for faithful adaptation of Jeanie Macphersons drama. Elliott Dexter shines as Charles Murdock while Sylvia Ashton’s portrayal of Sophy earns artistic acclaim with a capable cast including Florence Vidor Theodore Roberts and others.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount Artcraft
Park Theatre
David Graham Phillips
Jeanie Macpherson
Elliott Dexter
Charles Murdock
Sylvia Ashton
Sophy
Florence Vidor
Theodore Roberts
Helen Jerome Eddy
Edna Mae Cooper
Tully Marshall
Maym Kelso
Miss Vidor
Juliet Raeburn
Films at Loew's Globe Theatre Present Weekly Lineup
Wanda Hawley stars in Miss Hobbs at Loew's Globe Theatre with Vivian Rich in A World of Folly shown as companion feature. The late-week lineup includes Mothers of Men with Clake Whitney and the underwater spectacle Girl of the Sea by Williamson Brothers.
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Wanda Hawley
Loew's Globe Theatre
Messages Pouring In On Harding Nominee Life Strenuous
Senator Harding faced a strenuous day as Republican presidential nominee despite few conferences. He visited the Capitol, posed for film crews, greeted staff and friends, reviewed telegraph congratulatory messages, played golf, and worked late at home to catch up on increasing correspondence.
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Washington
Harding
Capitol
Senate
Senator Harding
Fettle
Calvin Coo-idge
Taft
Wood
Hiram Johnson
Pomerone
Ohio
Coolidge
Harding Declines Comment on Policy stance after Nomination
The nominee refuses to discuss party policies until his acceptance speech and delays campaign plans while awaiting official notification. Senator Harding plans to stay in Washington for a few days before a July 1 home visit, with a formal conference likely next week on campaign strategy.
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Senate
Harding
Washington
Marion
Hays
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Lodge
Massachusetts
Chicago
Smobt
Utah
Delegates Pack Boston Banking Convention Opens
More than 1000 delegates are registered for the 18th national annual convention of the American Institute of Banking in Boston. Governor Coolidge is expected to greet attendees, with Stewart Beckley likely elected president and Robert Locke a strong vice presidential candidate. Gardner Perry will preside as the convention opens at Huntington Hall and Copley Plaza events proceed with social and formal sessions.
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Freiman
Lenor Jewelry Co
Boston
United States Army
Se Lake
Huntington Hall
Frank Bryant
Herbert E. Stone
William T. Killorey
American Institute of Banking
Copley Plaza
Lawrence B. O'Connor
Institute
United States
Coolidge
William Lawrence
Peters
Stewart D. Beckley
Dallas
Tex
Senator Plans Daily Press Conferences in Washington
Beginning tomorrow he will hold daily briefings with newspaper correspondents during his Washington stay. He will also confer with former Treasury Secretary Leslie M. Shaw. At golf today he joked about “convention tobacco smoke” and was joined by Senator Sutherland of West Virginia, former Senator Bourne, and B. H. Warner Jr. of Washington.
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Washington
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Sutherland
West Virginia
Bourne
B. H. Warner, Jr
Sins of Mothers and The Forbidden Trail At Loews Columbia
Yesterday's programme featured Anita Stewart in Sins of Mothers and Buck Jones in The Forbidden Trail with amateur try-outs. Tonight Edith Roberts stars Her Five Foot Highness and Mary Miles Minter in Jenny Be Good along with top vaudeville acts. Tomorrow and Thursday show Earle Williams in Captain Swift and Robert Warwick in Thou Art the Man. Friday brings Grace Darling in Even as Eve and Leonore Ulrich in She Pays. Saturday's lineup includes Roy Stewart in The Sagebrusher Ethel Clayton in The Hidden Se ar a St John comedy and a special vaudeville act.
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Loew
Columbia Theatre
Anita Stewart
Buck Jones
Edith Roberts
Mary Miles Minter
Jenny
Earle Williams
Captain Swift
Robert Warwick
Man
Grace Darling
Eve
Leonore Ulrich
Roy Stewart
Ethel Clayton
Emma Dunn Stars in Old Lady 31 at Upham's Corner Strand
A large Upham's Corner Strand audience enjoyed Old Lady 31 starring Emma Dunn noted for its rare sweetness. Also shown earlier in the week were Constance Talmadge In Search of a Sinner, The Strand Weekly comedy, and an organ recital by Arthur J. Martel.
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Emma Dunn
Upham's Corner
Constance Talmadge
Strand
Arthur J. Martel
Stars and Stage Show at St James Theatre Tonight
Mary Miles Minter stars in a naughty New York society and underworld tale at the St James Theatre. Harold Lloyd appears in The Eastern Westerner. Five vaudeville acts headline with Morrell Toy Shop and the Mulan sisters among others. Viola Dana to perform Dangerous to Men. Lost City and fresh vaudeville rounds complete the program.
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Mary Miles Minter
New York
St. James Theatre
Harold Lloyd
Alew
St. James
Vaudevale
Morrell
Toy Shop
Master Stroke shines at Boston Theatre in photoplay
At the Boston Theatre yesterday Earle Williams starred in A Master Stroke by Frederick Van Rensselaer Dey. The production is praised for staging and realistic photography. The Carter De Haven comedy and vaudeville acts by Arthur Wanzer May belle Palmer Joseph M Norcross and his wife Blackface Fiddler Ross and Lawler and Grazer plus Davey the Australian juggler provide lively entertainment.
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Boston
Earle Williams
Frederick van Rensselaer Dey
Carter de Haven
Arthur Wanzer
Maybelle Palmer
Joseph M. Norcross
Fddle Ross
Lawler
Grazer
Davey
Exeter Attractions Highlight First Half of Week
Norma Talmadge stars in The Woman Gives and Mildred Harris Chaplin appears in The Inferior Sex. Pathe and Ford weeklies screenable. The Dancing Fool featuring Wallace Reid and Jenny Be Good with Mary Miles Minter close the week, plus Pathe news and Prizma color pictures.
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the Exeter
Norma Talmadge
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Pathe
Ford
Wallace Reid
Mary Miles Minter
Jenny Be
Pathe News
Prizma
The Woman Gives at Gordon's Cambridge Central Square
Norma Talmadge stars as Inga Sanderson in a tale of infidelity and faith at Gordon's Cambridge Central Square Theatre. The program includes five acts of vaudeville and a new comedy to close the bill.
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Gordon
Cambridge Central Square Theatre
Norma Talmadge
Miss Talmadge
Inga Sanderson
Malden Auditorium Hosts "On the Firing Line" Play
Temple stock company presented the comedy at Malden Auditorium with Grace Fox in the lead.Written by Harvey O'Higgins and Harriet Ford the piece humorously examines the modern servant problem. Adelyn Bushnell and Dwight Meade delivered standout performances with strong community support.
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Temple Stock Company
Malden Auditorium
Grace Fox
Malden
Harvey O'Higgins
Harret Ford
Adelyn Bushnell
Dwight Meade
Fairbanks and Lloyd Star In Double Bill At Majestic
Fairbanks brings a fast paced sequence in The Mollycoddle with rugged fights and a light love plot while Wallace Beery plays a villain in a diamond smuggling tale. Harold Lloyd tops the program with An Eastern Westerner a rapid spoof of classic Western melodrama.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Majestic Theatre
Harold Lloyd
Fairbanks
Lloyd
Doug
Wallace Beery
Harold “Lloyd
Steamer Service Expands to Nantasket Beach Route
The Rowe's Wharf steamers run hourly by day with late evening trips. Full summer service now in effect. Sundays and holidays offer half hourly trips to ease congestion. One stop at Pemberton connects to the electric railroad to Nantasket Beach or continues aboard.
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Nantasket Beach
Rowe's Wharf
Pemberton
Family Honor at Norumbega Park Week’s Close
The article notes a three days engagement at Norumbega Park with "Male and Female" as leader of the motion picture and musical program. It mentions dancing in the restaurant as a popular feature of this well known pleasure resort and that "Family Honor" will be shown the last three days of the week.
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Norumbega Park
Tremont Temple Screens Wright’s Shepherd of the Hills part two
The Tremont Temple opened week two of Harold Bell Wright’s The Shepherd of the Hills drama. Cathrine Curtis and her film company report a powerful hit in the Ozark story.
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Harold Bell Wright
the Ozarks
Tremont Temple
Cathrine Curtis
Bayer Aspirin Promises Quick Safe Relief
Bayer urges buyers to insist on genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin stamped with the Bayer Cross. The logo signals authentic Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years and proven safe by millions. A tin box holds twelve tablets with larger packages also sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Keith's Theatre presents Under the Apple Tree musical
The Keith's bill features the lively musical comedy Under the Apple Tree with John Sully Ethel Rosevere Carl Byal and Muriel Thomas in bright scenes and tuneful music Vinie Daly shines with opera and dance skills Harry Holmen leads a funny playlet Hard Boiled Hampton Belle Montrose impresses in Her Only Chance Ventriloquist Marshal Montgomery stars as a superb comedian Lexey O'Connor Aronty brothers Lewis Cody and Maria Lo round out the strong cast with athletic stunts and elaborate numbers.
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Gayely
Keith's Theatre
John Sully
Ethel Rosevere
Carl Byal
Muriel Thomas
Vince Daly
Vinie Daly
Harry Holmen
Hampton
Belle Montrose
Marshal Montgomery
Lexey and
O'Connor
Aronty Brothers
Lewis and Cody
Maria Lo
Fenway Theatre Presents Paris Green and The Sacred Flame Bill
A mixed program at Fenway Theatre features Charles Ray in Paris Green and Emily Stevens in The Sacred Flame with Mise Nelson in top selections. Thursday offers Lionel Barrymore in The Copperhead and Charles Chaplin in The Pawn Shop plus Miss Nelson singing a new repertory of songs.
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Charles Ray
Paris Green
Emily Stevens
Mise Nelson
Fenway Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
Copperhead
Charles Chaplin
Pawnshop
Miss Nelson
Double bill at Lancaster Theatre showcases two eras
Yesterday at the Lancaster Theatre audiences saw Dorothy Dalton in The Dark Mirror and Katherine MacDonald in The Beauty Market. For the last three days Bert Lytell stars in Alias Jimmy Valentine while Mary Miles Minter appears in Nurse Marjorie.
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Lancaster Theatre
Dorothy Dalton
the Dark Mirror
Katherine’ MacDonald
Bert Lytell
Jimmy Valentine
Mary Miles Minter
Nurse Marijorie
Codman Square Theatre Opens Summer Policy
Inauguration of summer policy at Codman Square Theatre offers two special films daily with a Monday and Thursday programme change. William Russell stars in Leave It to Me and George Walsh in A Manhattan Knight. Later in the week Tom Mix in The Terror and Ora Cerew in Loves Protégé headline the top photoplays.
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Codman Square Theatre
William Russell
George Walsh
Tom Mix
Ora Cerew
Love
Marjorie Rambeau Stars in The Fortune Teller at Two Theatres
Marjorie Rambeau appeared yesterday at the Modern and Beacon Theatres in The Fortune Teller with a notable cast including Fernandez as the heavy. Remodelling Her Husband follows as a rolicking story of a disillusioned bride and a flirtatious husband starring Dorothy Gish with rapid, laugh provoking pace.
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Marjorie Rambeau
Modern
Beacon Theatres
Fernandez
Heavy
Dorothy Gish
Provincetown Delegation Plans Launch Trip to Groton
Provincetown residents prepare a large delegation to attend the launching of the steamer Provincetown at Groton Iron Works on the Thames River. About 100 people are expected to travel from Provincetown with Postmaster John Adams chairing the local committee. Mrs. Cora W. Fuller christens the ship.
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Provincetown
Groton
Black and White Beauty Treatment Ad Promises Skin Aids
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Soap to reduce liver spots freckles and blemishes. It instructs washing applying and drying, claims visible difference after one night, and offers postpaid shipment samples literature and a birthday dream book from Box 913 Memphis Tennessee.
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Pec Est
Emphis
Tenn
Dempsey Denies Draft Evading and Related Charges
William Harrison Dempsey the world heavyweight boxing champion testified in his San Francisco trial and denied evading the selective draft act. He also denied charges of non support and cruelty raised by his former wife Maxine Dempsey in earlier testimony.
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San Francisco
William Harrison
Jack
Dempsey
Maxine Dempsey
Dempsey Narrates Hard Scrabble Before Boxing Rise
The fighter recounts supporting his family from age 14 and taking jobs as a farm hand miner carpenter and boxer. He denies breaking his wife’s jaw and says the injury came from a fall. He cites 1917 ring earnings around $4000 and says patriotic benefits paid little beyond travel and two watches and a pencil. He recalls wife leaving in San Francisco and him later working in Seattle shipyards while she stayed with relatives.
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Dempsey
Exeriences
Willard
Chicago
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Flynn
Seattle
Yakima
Dulness
Man Regains Hearing After Thirty Years of Deafness
After thirty years of persistent noise in the head and failed attempts to restore hearing, a man finally achieves success. He describes decades of expense and effort in the struggle to hear clearly, celebrating the restoration of sound and happiness that follows.
Dempsey Testifies About World War I Recruiting Efforts
Former boxing champion Dempsey described his work as a government recruiting agent for shipyards in 1918 and said he helped recruit three to four hundred men. Cross-examination remained unchanged as witnesses recalled questionnaire responses and Dempsey’s attempts to enlist in the navy at Great Lakes.
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Dempsey
Philadelphia
W. H. Stoluten
St. Fggl
Chicago
Jack Kearns
L. Lichtenstein
Navy
John I. Kennedy
Mississippi
Kennedy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Freezone Promises Quick Relief for Corn Pain
Advertised as a Cincinnati discovery Freezone promises instant relief for hard and soft corns between toes. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents at drug stores and can remove corns and calluses without soreness or irritation.
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Cincinnati
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