First Sonderklasse Trials Open at Marblehead Harbor
At Marblehead Rock today the Eastern Yacht Club begins the first sonderklasse elimination races to pick three of ten boats for Kaiser Wilhelm cup at Kiel in August and Alfonso cup at San Sebastian in September. Three more elimination races follow today through Saturday if needed.
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Marblehead Rock
Eastern Yacht Club
Sonderklasse
Kiel
Germany
San Sebastian
Spain
Chewink Viti
Frank G. Macomber, Jr
Small Brothers
Corinthian
Benjamin C. Tower
Fred PD. Lawley
Marblehead
Sumner H. Foster
William H. Joyce
Medford Canoeists Win Major Lawrence Race Honors
In Lawrence on June 17 the Merrimac River hosted over 100 eastern division canoeists. Medford Boat Club dominated with wins in war canoe, half mile single blade, half mile single double blade, tandem single blade, and tandem double blade events. Medford led the day with 34 points, Dedham 13, Wabewawa 6, Lawrence 5, and Narragansett 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett
Howard
Medford
Stannard
Wabewawa
Frederick and
W. Howard
Medford Boat Club
Mather and Howard
Dedham Boat Club
Lawrence Boat Club
Longboat the Indian Runner Convicted in Court
Tom Longboat, famed Indian runner and Boston Marathon winner, appeared in Hamilton police court and was fined five dollars for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He had been living in Toronto with YMCA support and had come to visit his Indian sweetheart. The incident dampens expectations for his Olympia Marathon prospects and contrasts with Billy Sherring’s own rising record.
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Hamilton
Ont
Tom Longboat
Longboat
Toronto
Ters
Canada
London
Tom
Boston
Nedrich
Buffalo
Billy Sherring
Dorchester High Wins Again Over Manchester High
Dorchester High School defeated Manchester High School 2 to 1 at Dunbar Avenue yesterday afternoon. A fourth inning rally gave Manchester a brief lead when Way scored on a Nelson single after a walk and a third, but Dorchester answered with two runs in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Dorchester High School
Dunbar Avenue
Manchester High School
Manchester
N. H
Way
Dorchester
Castle Square
Mikado
Japan
Pooh Bah
Nanki Poo
Katisha
Ko Ko
Mr. Thayer
Mr. Shields
Mr. Murray
Miss Lane
Miss le Baron
Miss Earl
Yum Yun
Pitti
Peep Boo
Miss Ladd
Arlington High Beats Norwood 5 to 4 in Prospect Park
Arlington High defeats Norwood High 5 to 4 at Prospect Park. Clifford starred for the visitors with a home run and two-base hits while Norwood mishaps fueled the Arlington win. Winslow Taylor and Clifford led a steady run of offense as pitchers Colman and Soderquist matched strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Arlington High
Norwood High
Prospect Park
Clifford
Mviineton
Morwoods
Winslow
Taylor
Smith
Dineen
Colman
George Corbett
Gillooly
Hunt
Schaffer
Soderquist
Baylor
Kelley
Calahan
Dedham Triumphs Over Plympton A. A. In Ninth
Dedham edged Plympton A. A. 6 to 5 at Stone Park in a fast game highlighted by four double plays. Dedham won in the ninth with two outs on an error by D Crowley, Cleary's hit, and Fitzhenry stealing home. Batteries Ames Fitzhenry Kelly Curtin.
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Dedham
Stone Park
Plympton A. A
D. Crowley
Cleary
Fitzhenry
R.H.E
Ames
Kelly
Curtin
Williams Gains Place in League After 4 2 Win
Williams team from Medford moved to first in the Medford Club League by beating the Franklins 4 to 2. Fast fielding and light hitting marked the game as Fahy struck out 14. Williams batted .300 and Franklin totaled .010 with errors sparking the loss.
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Franklins
Medford
Williams
Fahy
R.H.E. Williams
Franklin
Wellesley High Wins Boston Interscholastic Tennis Title
Wellesley High defeated Volkmann to clinch the league championship in a hard fought final. Whitney and Bray led Wellesley with key victories over Parker and Kiser while Buell posted straight set wins to seal the title.
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Wellesley
Wellesley High Today
Volkmann
Whitney
Bray
Parker
Kiser
Buell
Shrigley
Carnival Train From Boston To Fall River
Special excursion train departs Boston South station at 1 10 p m and Back Bay at 1 14 p m Thursday June 20 for Fall River with return at 10 30 p m Tickets are 1 00 and on sale at New Haven Hartford railroad offices 362 Washington Street South Station and Back Bay stations
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Fall River
Boston
South Station
Back Bay
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Washington — Street
South
Melrose Captures Suburban League Title in 4 3 Win
Melrose High defeats Everett 4 to 3 to clinch the Suburban league championship at Malden. The win follows Malden’s 4 to 3 seven inning victory over Lynn English in the doubleheader. Second place will be settled Saturday when Everett meets Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Melrose High School
Everett High
Everett
Malden High
Lynn English High
Winners in First Round at Woodland
Auburndale June 17 The first round of preliminaries for the State amateur golf championship at Woodland finished this afternoon with many low 18 hole scores. Champion Arthur G Lockwood and Richard Kimball each posted 78 while H H Wilder of Vesper led qualifiers at 76. Five players tied at 87 require a playoff tomorrow morning.
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Auburndale
Woodland
Arthur G. Lockwood
Richard Kimball
H. H. Wilder
Vesper
Acord
Blackburn Wins Narrow Decision Over Terry Martin
Jack Blackburn of Philadelphia defeated Terry Martin at the Washington Sporting Club in a six round bout. Martin showed distress in the fourth round but avoided a knockout. Blackburn won by a large margin and received loud cheers as he left the ring.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Jack Blackburn
Terry Martin
Washington Sporting Club
Martin
Blackburn
Neponset Dorchester Cubs Defeat East Boston 7 5 At Nightingale Field
Over 3000 spectators watched Neponset Dorchester defeat East Boston 7 to 5 at Nightingale Field Dorchester yesterday afternoon. Max Clay pitched for the winners and Murphy scored all East Boston runs.
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Nightingale Field
Dorchester
Neponset- Dorchester Boys
East Boston
Clay
Murphy
Boylstons Beat Roslindale in Afternoon Game
The Boylstons of Jamaica Plain defeated Roslindale 6 to 2 at Roslindale field yesterday afternoon. Connolly pitched for the Boylstons and Sessler starred for Roslindale in an interesting game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylstons
Jamaica Plain
Roslindale
Connolly
Sessler
Wolcotts defeat Central Jrs 6 to 1 at Franklin Field
The Wolcotts of Dorchester beat the Central Juniors 6 to 1 yesterday at Franklin Field. The game ended in a seventh inning dispute over the umpire.
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Wolcotts
Dorchester
Central Jrs
Franklin Field
South Boston Edges Grove Lands In 6 To 6 Tie Shutout
The South Bostons defeated the Grove lands 6 to 0 yesterday afternoon at home. Pitcher Brian for South Boston allowed three hits and struck out 15 as the game ended in a scoreless tie.
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South Bostons
Grovelands
Brian
South Boston
Norwood High Clinches Title in Eastern Massachusetts League
Final standings show Norwood High atop the IISL with a record of wins and losses. Hyde Park High and Watertown High follow with listed scores and positions reflecting the league results.
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BP. E
Iotiv OO Patri Las B'S
Hyde Pare High
Ieveckewss
Watertown High
Cece
Cornell Eigh Is Changed for Eight Oared Crew
Poughkeepsie N Y June 17 Coach Courtney broke up his varsity four oared crew to strengthen the Cornell eight Piollet and Seymour were pulled from the varsity and Bromley and Gavett substituted In morning Bromley rowed bow and Newman moved to No 3 In evening these positions were reversed Gavett kept No 5 seat The four rowed with Welch Colson Seymour and Holt in the bow and stroke seats Crews practiced with no times released
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeppsie
N. Y
Courtney
Cornell University
Piollet
Seymour
Varsity
Bromley
Gavett
Bow
Newman
Welch
Colson
Holt
Brown Beats Alabama 10 to 4 in Uneventful Game
Providence June 17 Brown defeats the University of Alabama 10 to 4 in a one sided match. Brown faces Alabama again next Wednesday for potential college championship claim as undefeated in college games. Final score by innings shows Brown tallying ten runs to Alabama four with Tift Paine Sanders Ward batteries.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
University of Alabama
Alabama
R.H.E
Univ. of Alabama
Tift
Paine
Sanders
Ward
Smith
Okama kamesit hand tub wins first prize in Marblehead
In Marblehead on June 17 the Okama kamesit hand tub and company won the first prize of 200 dollars at the veteran firemen muster with a distance of 212 ft 10 3 4 in. The event saw light winds hindering records while Hancock Brockton Neptune Red Jacket Paul Revere Watch City and eleven other machines competed in distances ranging from 190 to 203 feet.
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Gloucester
Okamakamesit Hand Tub and Company
Marblehead
Hancock
Brockton
Neptune
Newburyport
Red Jacket
Cambridge
Paul Revere
Revere
Watch City
Waltham
Converse
Malden
Tiger
Active
Weymouth
Protection
Amesbury
Bradstreet
North Andover
White Angel
Fifty Miles From Boston at the Colonial Theatre
Mr. Cohan debuts Fifty Miles From Boston a light pastoral comedy set near Brookfield with two love stories and a post office funds caper. The performance drew a large, heat tempered audience that enjoyed two hours of lively action and sharp pacing.
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Colonial Theatre
George M. Cohan
New Rochelle
N. Y
Broadway
Brookfield
Mass
Mr. Cohan
Boston
Cohan
Sothern and Marlowe to Appear in Farewell Week
Plans are underway for the farewell performances of E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe at the Majestic Theatre the week of July 1. Afterward they part, each leading a separate company under Lee Shubert. They will present popular Shakespearean works likely Romeo and Juliet Twelfth Night and Hamlet with one Saturday matinee.
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E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Majestic Theatre
Lee Shubert
Hub Theatre Presents Burnsland and Other Musical Pictures
The Hub Theatre offers Miles brothers moving pictures and songs including A Day in Burnsland with scenes from Bobby Burns poems. A Slave’s Love, How Bridget’s Lover Escaped, and A Gentleman Farmer play to laughs and drama. Performers Miss May White and Miss Lillian Morrelle head the singing ensemble with the Ladies Orchestra providing music. program changes Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnsland
Hub Theatre
Miles Brothers
Bobby Burns
Bridget
May White
Lillian Morrelle
Lillian Pearson
Ladies’ Orchestra
Theatre Comique Draws Busy Crowds In Holiday Run
Large crowds attended each Theatre Comique performance yesterday as The Buneco Steerers satirized con artists and The Flat Dwellers mocked apartment life. The Servant's Revenge and Buying a Ladder drew roaring laughter. Vocalist F. L. Hutchins appeared. others rendered songs and impersonations for a lively program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Comique
Buneco
F. L. Hutchins
James Herbert
Thomas Bullock
Joseph Conroy
Norma Beaux
Madeline Ripley
Funice McDougall
Helen Qualey
Katherine
Johnson
Gibson
Nantasket Beach Steamers Serve Holiday Crowds
Thousands visited Nantasket Beach yesterday enjoying the Nantasket One steamers in fine summer condition. Boats ran on the hourly day and evening schedule with no long waits. Pemberton connections link beach trains to Nantasket, offering disembarkation choices, while the State reservation guarantees a wholesome stretch of bathing beach under Commonwealth control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket
Pemberton
Nantasket Pier
Commonwealth
Old Colony Excursion to Plymouth Draws Large Crowd
The steamer Old Colony runs daily from Rowe's wharf at 10 a m to Plymouth, a popular day trip from Boston. The voyage lasts about 2 1 2 hours each way with plenty of time in Plymouth to see historic sites, returning from Long wharf, Plymouth at 3 30 p m and arriving in Boston before 6 30 p m for easy suburban connections.
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Old Colony
Rowe's Wharf
Plymouth
Boston
Long Wharf
Aimple
Local Review Praises Cast And Music In Cohan Style Play
Donald Brian shines with stage presence and voice in two songs. George Parsons plays the wicked youth with intelligence. Fritz Williams leads as the unfortunate money tale figure with polished force. Emma Janvier and the two maidens charm in Cohanesque turns. Four musical numbers, including Boys Who Fight the Flames, prove catchy and well scored. Fifty Miles From Boston plays at the Colonial, promising a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Brian
George Parsons
Fritz Williams
James H. Bradbury
James C. Marlowe
Emma Janvier
Cohan
Grayce Scott
Hazel Lowry
Lores Grimm
Russel Pincus
Master Grimm
Paragon Park Opens With Luxurious Summer Appeal
Paragon Park launches the summer season with three holidays and a refined, comfortable resort atmosphere. Manager Dodge aims to attract discerning guests with high quality amusements including the Bostock Animal Arena acts, daredevil dives, and a lineup of spectacular shows. The carnival operates in an open air venue featuring high diving from 109 feet and performances by Speedy and the Norins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragon
Park de Luxe
Dodge
Bostock Animal Arena
Madame Dorsy
Kid Faust
Herr Kazanoff
Jack Martino
Theatre Comique
Switzerland
Alps
Speedy
Norins
On Parole in Boston A Civil War Love Triangle Review
The Boston audience saw On Parole by Louis Evan Shipman a Civil War drama about Major Dale a Union officer and Constance Pinckney a Confederate spy. Lillian Lawrence impressed as Pinckney with strong dialect and poise while Miller portrayed the conflicted Major Dale. The cast included Sampolis Geary Bradley St. James and others with a note that Lawrence will reach her 3000th Boston performance tonight before next week’s Milk White Flag revival.
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Boston
Louis Evan Shipman
Major Dale
Constance Pinckney
Lillian Lawrence
Mr. Miller
Dale
Sampolis
John Geary
Jefferson
Leonora Bradley
W. H. St. James
T. W. Emory
Harry Ingram
Gertrude Bondhill
Dorothy Davies
Charles Hoyt
Conquerors at Globe Theatre Presents Wartime Drama
John Craig company stages The Conquerors at Globe Theatre likening Franco Prussian war with vivid characters Eric von Rodeck and Yvonne de Grandpre. Craig Miss Young Mason MacLarne Sanders Yost Seeley Clark praised for authority charm and stagecraft next week Craig to appear in The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown.
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John Craig
Globe Theatre
Eric von Rodeck
The
Uhlans
Mr. Craig
Yvonne de Grandpre
Miss Young
von Rodeck
Yvonne
William C. Mason
von Brandenberg
Mr. MacLarnne
Hugo
Miss Sanders
Mr. Yost
Seeley
Major von Wolfshagen
Clark
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Broken Hearts
The Bowdoin Square Theatre staged Broken Hearts yesterday afternoon and evening. Margaret Leigh marries Robert Stanton believing Jim Silverton perished in Cuba, but Silverton returns and rescues Margaret after a series of dramatic events including a kidnapping. The cast, led by Charlotte Hunt and Arthur Behrens, earned praise for strong performances.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Margaret Leigh
Robert Stanton
Jim Silverton
Cuba
Silverton
Margaret
Stanton
Elsie
Norumbega Park Vaudeville Show Draws Big Crowds
The Norumbega Park outdoor theatre drew vast crowds for two performances with a 10 000 capacity in mind. Acts included the Wheelers juggling lamp trick and colorful costumes, Hathaway and Siegel in The Soubrette and the Bellboy, the Village Blacksmiths by the Quaker City Quartet, Caron and Farnum clown and acrobatic act, and Emerson and Van Horn in The Maid and the minstrel with musical numbers. New motion pictures were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norumbega Park
Wheelers
Wheeler
Miss Wheeler
Hathaway
Siegel
Quaker City
Caron
Farnum
Emerson
van Horn
Keiths Theatre Vaudeville Spotlight On D'Orsay and Stars
Keiths Theatre presents Lawrance DOrsay in The Crafty Earl with Florence Howard Dolly Decker Eva Tanguay Winoha Winters and others. strong acts include The Embasdy Ball style, Drew duo Billys Tombstones and Barleben String Quartet. Arctic Hunt film praised and Kinetoscope closes program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Lawrance D’orsay
Louis de Courcy
Pawtucket
New York
Florence Howard
Dolly Decker
Eva Tanguay
Vesta Victoria
Vinie Daly
Boston
Keith's
Sydney Drew
Billy
Seymour
Hill
Katherine White
Kemps
Barleben
Symphony
Mascagni
Jack Lorenzo
Brady and
Mahoney
Frank Bowman
Healys
Majestic Theatre Closes Warfield Music Master Run
David Warfield headlines the Majestic Theatre in The Music Master as the two week extension ends. Crowded houses persist with strong advance sales though seats remain for all performances. Curtain rises at 8 pm nightly and 2 pm for matinees, with Warfield performing one Saturday matinee per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
David Warfield
Mr. Belasco
Wonderland attracts vast crowds in Boston area over weekend
The article notes huge Sunday and Monday attendance at Wonderland on the near north shore in Revere. It highlights the Salem Cadets band engagement, Waverley Orchestra dancing in the ballroom, and top attractions such as Fighting the Flames The Florida Jungle and Under the Sea with Diver Wallace. Other major features include Willard's Temple of Music Blake's Animal Circus and a free circus lineup with Charles Chapman the tenor vocalist and various acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Wonderland
North Shore
Revere
Salem Cadets
McDonald's Restaurant
Waverley
Thomas R. O’connor
Theatre Premier features rescue tale and comic acts
Ei Saved from the Wreck headlines the feature at Theatre Premier this week with dramatic life saving scenes. The Cup and Ball and The Clown Doctor provide varied humor and pathos, while Biker Does the Impossible delivers impressive feats. Grace Merriman and others sing, with a strong musical program led by Harry J. Norton and assistants Beasley and Wilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Theatre
Grace Merriman
Beth Robie
Grace Mordaunt
M. van Horn
George Crocker
Harry Williams
Harry J. Norton
Bessie Beasley
Ruth Wilmore
Cheney
Turner
Howard Atheneum Holiday Show Delights at Old Howard
A bustling crowd at the Old Howard enjoys a holiday program featuring Bob and Tipp with their dog act, Crowley and Killen’s Irish songs, the Maxsmith ladder dance, Charley Farrell’s impersonations, Ella Richards on tight rope, Alley and Keeley’s Casey’s Courtship, and the Howard burlesque and musical acts with moving pictures. The season’s summer boom visible in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Howard
Little Bob
Tipp
Crowley
Killen
Maxsmith
Charley Farrell
Ella Richards
Allien
Keeley
Casey
G. Alexander
Fred Bowman
Henry Myers
Aimee Bernard
Howard
Musical Huehn
Man With the
Edyth Gibbons
Percy Williams Orpheum Presents Bellclair Brothers Burlesque
The Bellclair brothers acrobats headline Percy Williams Orpheum for a second week. Acts include In the Latin Quarter with Miss Viola De Costa and company, Mosher Houghton and Mosher trick bicycle act, The Flip Mr Flop, Chadwick trio, Ziska and King burlesque magic, Almont and Dumont musicians, Sué Smith singing, and new kinetograph films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellclair Brothers
Percy Williams
Orpheum
Viola de Costa
Miss de Costa
Mosher
Houghton
Rube Welch
Kittie Francis
Chadwick
Miss Chadwick
Ziska and
King
Almont and Dumont
Sué Smith
Tremont Theatre Richard Carle's Hurdy-Gurdy Girl Third Week
The Tremont Theatre reports a strong third week for Richard Carle's Hurdy-Gurdy Girl with satisfying, profitable business. The musical features sparkling music, witty comedy, sentimental touches, extensive costumes, diverse characters, and a standout chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carle
the Tremont
Caroll Wins Big Applause at Austin & Stone's Museum
Caroll again wins the big applause at Austin & Stone's Museum performing bare foot jumps from a curio hall platform to a nail studded plank. Doctors call him one of a kind with a tough cuticle, unaffected by nails or swords. The curio hall also features the Stanleys Wistana Japanese magician Honolulu students Joe Mich and the Assyrian wonder. The vaudeville theatre presents the Minstrel Maids with holiday numbers by Dale Elwood Toledo Campbell Clark the Brand sisters and others. Stars Wesley Norris and company appear in a colored society sketch along with Winstanleys Pass-Ma-La trio Marron and Marron Booker and Booker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroll
Austin & Stone's
Museum
Curio Hall
Caroli
Stanleys
Wistana
Honolulu
Joe Michand
Big Snake
Dale
Elwood
Toledo
Campbell
Clark
Brand Sisters
Carroll
Benedict
Cook
Manley
Wesley Norris
Company
Colored Society
Winstanleys
Marron
Booker
Palace Theatre Crowded Amid Strong Week Bill
The Palace Theatre drew crowds yesterday despite a holiday, with a top-tier stock company and a diverse bill. Leading man T. F. Thomas supports John J. Black James Dixon Al Patterson and Milton Schuster in The Diamond Palace. The Whole Damm Family closes the act with strong musical numbers by May Bryant Grace Toledo Louise Brandon Pearl Black Mabel Carr and others. The vaudeville features Bush Devere Trio James Murray Toy and Toy Criss Frank Coppinger Annie White Diette Morin Jordan Brennan Milton Schuster and the Palacescope moving pictures. Smoking is permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Diamond Palace
T. F. Thomas
John J. Black
James Dixon
al Patterson
Milton Schuster
Damm
Criss
Frank Coppinger
Annie White
Diette and
Morin
Jordan and
Brennan
The Joliette Court Street Theatre Opens With Busy Shows
The new theatre on Court street near Bowdoin Square played to full houses yesterday. The bill features For Love and Honor with comedy and romance, plus The Amateur Photographer The Artist's Dream and The Truants. Vocal soloists Joe Roth Jack Clahane Julia Sweeney and Jack Lavin received applause. Management invites women and children, promising refined entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion Picture
Court Street
Bowdoin Square
Joe Roth
Jack Clahane
Julia Sweeney
Jack Lavin
Great Inter Ocean Burlesquers at Lyceum Theatre
Two snappy performances yesterday afternoon and evening feature 1500 Miles from Boston and Chinatown at Midnight opening and closing the show. Vaudeville includes Bohannon and Corey illustrated songs West and Williams rapid-fire talkers Madison and Burke boxing act Mackie dramatic sketch Ward and Raymond singers and dancers and motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chinatown
Bohannon
Corey
West
Williams
Madison
Burke
Charles Mackie
Ward
Raymond
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