The Mexican at Plymouth Theatre Captures Mexican Atmosphere
Mildred Champagne's drama The Mexican portrays early modern Mexican life through the lens of a wealthy promoter and his family. Strong turns by Gordon as Inez and Wood as Deering illuminate cross cultural tensions while revealing a web of deceit, romance, and family secrets on a Santa Clara ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Sister
Republic
Plymouth Theatre
Mildred Champagne
John Hudson
Madge
Hudgon
Jim Deering
Hudson Corporation
Santa Clara Ranch
Hudson
Fleming
Donna Inez
Jose
Deering
Inez
Miss Gordon
Douglas Wood
Wright Kramer
Frederick Burt
Mrs. Hibbard
Norumbega Park Presents The Man From Springfield
Enthusiastic applause greeted yesterday’s matinee and evening performances at Norumbega’s open air theatre. Matthew Ott’s scintillating musical comedy is bound to draw a full house with its farcical antics and rapid complications. The park’s charming features are in full splendor.
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Norumbega
Matthew Ott
Springfield
Royal Mounted at Castle Square Theatre Boston
Cast in Boston features William P. Carleton as Victor O Brian and Florence Shirley as Rosa Larabee in The Royal Mounted. Set in Alberta Canada, the play follows love, danger, and an ally role for Sam Larabee played by Donald Meek with Laurett Browne as Meg Trudeau. The cast also includes Al Roberts Fred Ormonde Russell Clarke and Hubert Pierce.
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Castle Square
John Craig
The
Royal Mounted
Boston
the Royal Mounted
Victor O’brian
Rosa Larabee
Canadian
Alberta
William P. Carleton
Florence Shirley
Donald Meek
Sam Larabee
Miss Laurett Browne
Meg Trudeau
al Roberts
Fred Ormonde
Russell Clarke
Hubert Pierce
Tremont Theatre Presents Quo Vadis Film at Tremont
Tremont Theatre features the Cines production Quo Vadis this week. Nero portrayed vividly by Cattanéo, Novelli, Gionchi, and Castellani with fidelity. Notable scenes include the Rome fire and Coliseum chariot races. Spectacle praised, acting praised, historic accuracy highlighted.
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Tremont Theatre
Nero
Cines
America
Cattaneo
Novelli
Vinitius
Miss Gionchi
Lygia
Castellani
Ursus
Rome
Coliseum
Vaudeville Bill Delights Big Lexington Park Audiences
In Lexington Park rustic theatre, a vaudeville bill of unusual merit played to two large crowds. Headlining were the Dancing Durands with singing talking and roller skating, Fred Williams the boy soprano offered fine selections, Billy and Effie Hall sang comically, Sam Barber "The Funny Coon With the Educated Feet" performed stylish steps, and Caroll Gillett trio delivered gymnastic and risible acts to enthusiastic approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustic Theatre
Durands
Fred Williams
Billy
Effie Hall
Sam Barber
Caroll Gillett
Globe Theatre Vaudeville Bill With Sharp Shooting Troupe
The Colonel Mack troupe headlines the Globe vaudeville list with sharp shooting comedy. Boston favorites Lee Allen and Lucia Arnold perform a clever singing and talking skit, Lexy and Mellen dance, the Aerial Bartletts do mid air stunts, and Moore and Jenkins, new to Boston, are well liked.
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Colonel Mack
Sharp Shooters
The
Globe
Lee Allen
Lucia Arnold
Boston
Lexy and
Mellen
Bartletts
Moore and Jenkins
Bowdoin Square Theatre Celebrates Bunker Hill Day
Bowdoin Square Theatre presents a holiday program headlined by the Forty Merry Maids directed by Violet Mascotte with a patriotic show of songs drills and dances. Harry La Marr and company perform the comedy Married Life. The Jules Levy family offers musical pieces with a patriotic flavor and Silver and Duval provide rural comedy. The Power of Prayer screens in kinemacolor. Tonight features a rag time piano contest for a silver cup and Thursday is amateurs night. continuous show with acts suited for the women folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bunker Hill
Merry Maids
Violet Mascotte
Harry LaMarr
Jules Levy
Silver
Duval
Williams Brothers
Charles Favall
Haviland
Bowdoin
Harry LaMarr & Co
Williams Bros
Chas Favali
Daly Returns to Boston at Keith's Theatre in Four Years
Keith's Theatre presents vaudeville with Vince Daly making her first Boston appearance in four years after studying grand opera in Europe. The program features Daly's soprano numbers from Gay Butterfly to Cavalleria Rusticana, a lively John A. Carter sketch A Business Proposal, and acts by Leon Kimberly and Halsey Mohr, Lietzel Sisters, O'Brien Havel, the Stanleys, Miller and Mack, Lore and Payne, and Edison StinetoPhone news reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Daly
Boston
B. F. Keith
Miss Daly
Paris
George M. Cohan
George Washington, Jr
Europe
Royal Opera
Bucharest
Hammerstein
London Opera House
Cavalleria Rusticana
Daniel D. Carter
Jack Kennedy
Leon Kimberly
Halsey Mohr
Sue Smith
Lietzel Sisters
O’brien Havel
Vinie Daly
Oscar Hammerstein
Jack Kennedy and Co
Kimberly & Mohr
O’brien Havel & CO
the Stanleys
Leitzel Sisters
Miller & Mack
Lord & Payne
Edison Kinetophone
Pathe Weekly
Overture
Graham-Moffett troupe at St James with Concealed Bed
At the St James Theatre yesterday the Graham-Moffett players drew roaring laughter with a Scottish playlet titled The Concealed Bed. The Four Casting Campbells from Europe held the audience with thrilling acrobatic feats and Miss Frankie Brew offered all new offerings, a charming hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Graham-Moffett
Boston
Campbells
Europe
Frankie Brew
Paragon hosts record crowds as Bunker Hill Day fireworks dazzle
Holiday attendance expected to top last weekend at Paragon with Bunker Hill Day events. Manager Dodge offers extended programs and a fireworks display tonight promised to be the most elaborate ever seen at the resort.
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Paragon
Bunker Hill
Dodge
Phosphate of Potash Highlighted as Key for Brain and Fluid Balance
A brief science note states phosphate of potash is crucial for uniting albumin with water to form gray matter, underscoring its importance in brain chemistry and bodily fluids.
Fear Ye Foel They Kill for Hire Fire Hemispheres
Poetic call to arms as lines threaten a blind defense against unseen enemies. The passage warns readers to beware prowling assailants and imagines a dramatic, ominous confrontation with an impending onset of violence.
Band to March in Mission Church Parade
Afternoon report states no trouble expected as the band will march in the Mission Church parade and thus will not be engaged by another body as claimed Saturday.
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Mission Church
Old Rivals Play Today In Boston College Holy Cross Clash
Boston College and Holy Cross meet on the diamond at the National League grounds this afternoon in a highly anticipated close battle. Beforehand Boston College High faces its alumni in a 1:30 start to clear the field for the 3:30 college game with a lineup featuring Cowley Waylon Ostregren Conley Nelson Saunders Linnehan Murphy and others.
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Boston College
Holy Cross
Boston College High
Holy Cross Boston College
Cowley
Eseeeel F
L. Cowley
Waylon
Barry Ostregren
B. Conley
Uksuedvestecks
Manley J. Murphy
Csrkaess
F. Murphy
COREL
O’day Murray
McManus
Woods
Hallorhan
Boston Theatre Draws Big Crowd For Old Homestead Run
Last night’s performance at the Boston Theatre continued the five week engagement of The Old Homestead, drawing a large and enthusiastic audience as it has each evening since the run began.
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Boston
Seventeenth Programme Parade And Banquet In Charlestown
A long listing of bands, ships crews, military units and civic groups to take part in the Seventeenth Programme parade from Bunker Hill to Common Street, followed by a joint banquet at the State Armory and a fireworks display at Sullivan Square Playground. Detailed unit commands include Virginia, Georgia, Nebraska, New Jersey, Rhode Island naval and military bands, Charlestown Cadets and Guards, Naval Brigade, and numerous M. V. M. organizations, veterans associations, and school cadets. The Mission Church band and other union bands are set to participate in the planned Flags Day parade continuation.
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Bunker Hill
Chelsea Square
Monument Square
Common Street
State Armory
Charlestown
Virginia
Georgia
Nebraska
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Consolidated
John D.ene
Gilbert J. Rawcliff
William H. Allen
Frank M. Sadler
Butler Y. Rhodes
Frederic T. van Auken
Edward L. Logan
Stone’s
Harry G. Chase
Coast Artillery Corps
H. Stanley Cushing
Naval Brigade
William A. Ratigan
Worth Bagley
Fred B. Bogan
Charles D. Dickerson
Charles A. Flanagan
Hugh A. Kelly
Veterans’ Association of the Navy Yard
Leonard W. Chadwick
Strachan’s
Ninth Regiment Veterans’ Association
Richard F. Quirk
First Regiment
Edward S. Eaton
Abraham J.incoln
Lester Washburn
McMackin
Sarsfield Guards
Dennis, McLaughlin
Dennis J. Falvey
P. J. O'Neil
Kelley
Division
John D. Cadogan
Bunker Hill Guards
P. J. Brickley
Commonwealth Band
John Boyle O’reilly
John Reardon
Emmets
Timothy F. O'Sullivan
Fife and Drum Corps
Branch Unity
Richard Trum
Wollaston
James J. Mullen
John J. Murphy
Harold Ryan
Walter Gannon
John Crilley
Mission Church
John Doolin
John Brady
Timothy Scannell
Walter Kranz
John Mulkeen
Frank Lynch
Frothingham Bugle Corps
Cardinal Cadets
North End
Boston
Salvatore Filicicchia
Sebastino Arena
Stephen Puleo
Joseph Roberts
Mission Church Band
Boston Celebrates with Naval Display and Parade Review
During the day the battleships in the navy yard will be decked out and illuminated in full dress. At noon a 21 gun national salute will fire from the yard guns. Mayor Fitzgerald reviews veteran fire fighters at Monument Square in the morning. Secretary Daniels and the Mayor review the great parade as it passes Common Street in the afternoon. Chief Marshal William J. O'Brien leads the morning parade with 24 Boston firemen in line. The frontier show Ranch 101 and the Wild West appear on the left.
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Navy Yard
Fitzgerald
Catholic Literary Union
Monument Square
Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Army and Navy
Common Street
Wiliam J. O’brien
Wiliam J. O’brien, Volunteer of the ‘‘Old Six” of
Boston
Charlestown Veteran Firemen’s Association
Boston Fire Department
Parade of Firemen and Brass Bands Across Boston Streets
The procession lists numerous firemen associations and brass bands from Boston area towns and beyond, led by veterans and engine units. A large afternoon parade route includes Bunker Hill through Monument Square with a roster featuring Hancock Vets, Somerville, Hingham, and Brockton units, and Coast Artillery and Navy Yard bands providing military musical support.
Suffered Twenty One Years Relief After Swamp Root Use
Mrs Joseph Constance of Avoyelles Parish Marksville Louisiana details a twenty one year pain in the side and a surgical operation in New Orleans. After trying morphine and finally Swamp Root she reports relief and passing a large gravel stone, signing with a notary on July 15 1911.
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Joseph Constance
Avoyelles
Par. Marksville
Wm. Morrow
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You
An advertisement suggests sending for a sample bottle from Dr. Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton NY. It claims Swamp Root will convince anyone and includes a booklet about kidneys and bladder. It mentions mentioning the Boston Daily Post and notes regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles sold at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Provincetown Trip Starts Daily from Bay Line Wharf
The Dorothy Bradford iron steamship, fast and wireless equipped, departs from 400 Atlantic Avenue at 9 o'clock on weekdays and 9:30 on Sundays and holidays for its regular season trips to Provincetown.
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Dorothy Bradford
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Provincetown
Atlantic Ave
Jabez S.dyer
Mer
Orpheum Theatre Presents Edmund Day Play On Stony Ground
Lottie Williams and her company staged Edmund Day's strong play On Stony Ground at the Orpheum yesterday. The audience enjoyed Lawrence and Edwards in a comedy sketch The New Alderman alongside the Cullen brothers with their original specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Williams
Edmund Day
Orpheum
Lawrence and
Edwards
Cullen Brothers
Bass Point and Nahant Steamboats Run Full Summer Schedule
Bass Point and Nahant line of steamboats operates from Otis wharf along Atlantic avenue to Bass Point and Revere. The trip offers scenery amusements and fine cuisine on the world famed New England coast, with harborside sail time of about one hour.
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Bass Point
Nahant
Otis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Revere
New England
Medford Theatre Opens With Matt Ott Extravaganza
The Medford Boulevard Theatre opened the season with yesterday’s performances as Matt Ott presents A Day Off a musical comedy described as an extravagant farce. The week’s attraction promises lively comedy and a bright start to the season for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Boulevard Theatre
Matt Ott
Theatrical Excursion Steamer General Lincoln Sails
Tomorrow night the steamer General Lincoln will sail from Otis wharf at 8 o clock on a moonlight excursion. It is directed by John Halpin Harry Peyser and Grover Burkhardt, figures prominently connected with Boston theatricals.
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General Lincoln
Otis Wharf
John Halpin
Harry Peyser
Grover Burkhardt
Boston
Alaska-Siberia motion pictures open at Tremont Temple
The second week of the Carnegie Museum Alaska-Siberia pictures began at Tremont Temple yesterday with both afternoon and evening showings drawing praise for their beauty and novelty from audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska-Siberia
Tremont Temple
House Next Door at Plymouth Theatre by Miss Gordon
Manager Wyrley Birch announces the next Plymouth Theatre presentation by Eleanor Gordon and her Players. J Hartley Manners' brilliant comedy The House Next Door is slated as the next attraction.
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Wyrley Birch
Eleanor Gordon
Plymouth Theatre
J. Hartley Manners
Wonder Tour Through the Northwest Travel Offer
An agent invites readers to plan a summer trip to Glacier Park Yellowstone Park and the North Pacific Coast. The proposal promises easy arrangements by rail hotel and stage with maps pictures and booklets. Contact Alex Stocks Boston for service details and costs.
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Glacier Park
Yellowstone Park
North Pacific Coast
Glacier
Yellowstone
Alex Stocks
Washington St
Boston
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Eleanor Gordon Company
Plymouth
Norumbega Park
Castle Square Theatre
Lexington Park
Globe Theatre
Keith’s Theatre
St. James Theatre
Willie
Dour
Wearren
John Pierpont
Add Warren
Amy
Joseph Sierican
Bunker
Boston Theatre
A. M. Parade
William J. O'Brien
Warrel H. Belcher
Edward R. Heath
Tobias Beck
Henry Fox
Joseph F. King
Henry G. Dwight
Henry S. Pike
Henry L. Page
James Mitchell
Thomas J. Mackey
E. A. Bennett
Joseph McIntyre
W. F. Colby
James H. Walker
Lowell
New England League
James M. Gould
Firemen’s Standard
E. P. Walker
Somerville
C. H. Hooper
Peabody
W. H. Brown
Marblehead
William FE. Manbury
Braintree
David L. Adamson
Stanley Wiley
B. FB
Hancock Vets
Hancock Veteran and Volunteer Firemen’s Association of
Brockton
Fancock
Cneace of the World
E. Wilur
Hingham Fire and Drum Corps
Hingham Veteran Firemen’s Association of Hingham
Hingham
Foreman Co
T. Leavitt
Watchemocket
Watchemocket Fire Engine Company
East Providence
R. I
John EF. Mullens
North Andover
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Gov
Bradstreet
William Stewart
Protector Vets
Red Jacket Veteran Firemen’s Association of
Cambridge
Red Jacket
Joseph Guilmette
Veteran Firemen's Association
Defender
H. K. Cushing
Malden
Converse
Walter Ogilvie
General Butler Veteran Firemen’s Association of
Liberty
Asa Starkamahca
Plain Veteran Firemen’s Association
Ginger
Philip A. Mack
T. W. Lane
Mee
Wenmenee Veteran Firemen's Association
Forebert W. Chase Aman & Winnisimmet Veteran Firemen of
Chelsea
Sage “Winnisimmet
G. M. Tayor
Marion
Princeton
Tufts
Medford
Decatur
Vine
Moulton
City Square
North Side
Main
Harvard
Washington
Union
Mishawum
Rutherford Avenue
Seaver
Gardner
Elm
High
Monument Avenue
Warren
Park and Common
Tenth Coast Artillery Band
United States Coast Artillery Corps
Jordan
W. H. Wilson
J. D. Watson
Battle
G. O. Mahaffey
United States Marines
William W. Low
Chester
Roberts
Alvin Hovey- King
Willard G. Steadman, Jr
Gene Osite Revere
Kinemacolor
Anna Wilson
Amateurs
Orpheum Theatre
Medford Boulevard
Tremont
Kleine-Cines
Castle Sq
Winter St
Chinatown
Perkerey Bt
Warren Aye
Talking Pictures
Loew’s
Loew’s Orpheum
Burke
Adams House
Hough’s Neck
Boston Harbor
Betty Alden
Rowe’s Wharf
Lina Lewis Nautical Orchestra
Nantasket
Gt Bay State Lin
Tennessee
Wash. St
King Philip
Commercial Wharf
Sorensen
Central Wharf
State St
New York
Bay State Street Railway Co
Lancing
Enly
New Machigonne & Gen. Lincoln
Ft. Hill
Collins
Moran, Mitten
Hansen
Turville Vs
Hunter
Pops
Symphony Hall
A. Maquarre
Carnegie
Alaska
Souceward
Tenue
Tel
Alaskan Pictures
Jans
National League
B. C. High
RED Sox
Detroit
Wright & Ditson's
Huntington Ave
Thrilling Auto Polo
Hallet & Davis Piano Co
Boylston Street
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Atlantic Coast
Maubur
DoeneNaitussa
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