Wall Street Copper Boom Lifts Utah Amid Broad Market Rise
In Boston and New York trading on June 20, copper stocks led a broad market advance with Utah stock surging to near record highs and United States Mining, Mohawk, Copper Range and Isle Royale rising. The market remained buoyant despite a quiet start, while earnings, money rates, and rail outlooks suggested cautious optimism for autumn activity.
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Wall Street
Metropolitan
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Atchison
New York Traction Companies
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Southern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Missouri Pacific
London Statist
United States
Boston
New York
Saul
State Street
Utah
U. S
Mohawk
Copper Range
Isle Royale
Bingham
Centennial
Osceola
Old Dominion
Parrot
Tamarack
Wolverine
Quincy
United States Mining
Consolidated Pdr Shares and Stockholder Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes show percentages and company names such as Perkins Horseshoe and Clock Company among others. The text references regular and per cent figures to stockholders, indicating a consolidated report or notice to shareholders about holdings or dividends.
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Consolidated Pdr
Eiclders
Perkins Horseshoe Ua
wAviemete Clock Company
Saa’ Onipany
A Farge ‘Company
Moths at Castle Square Theatre Delivers Strong Cast
Cecil Kingstone's adaptation of Oulda's Moths played last evening with Isabelle Fletcher as Vere Herbert and Gertrude Berkeley as Dolly. Cast also included Cordelia MacDonald as the Duchess and Mary Sanders as Fuschia Leech, with Howell Hansel as Lord Jura and John Sampolis as Prince Zouroff. Stage settings praised. Moths runs this week and is followed by The Masqueraders starting Monday.
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Cecil Kingstone
Oulda
Castle Square Theatre
Isabelle Fletcher
Vere Herbert
Gertrude Berkeley
Dolly
Cordelia MacDonald
Mary Sanders
Fuschia Leech
Lord Jura
Howell Hansel
John Sampolis
Prince Zouroff
Mortimer Weldon
Raphael
Lndsay Morison
Miss Sanders
Duke of Mull
Ten Nights in a Barroom Shines at Bowdoin Square Theatre
The Bowdoin Square Theatre presents a modern revival of Ten Nights in a Barroom with a new scenery dress for each act. The cast, led by Blackmore as Joe Morgan and Denison as Romaine, delivers a high class performance with Miss Cantwell and Miss Hunt praised for versatility. Uncle Tom's Cabin runs Thursday as a testimonial to Charlotte Hunt, and a July 1 benefit for Jay Hunt features Oliver Twist with Sykes in the cast.
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Cosey Bowdoin Square
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mr. Blackmore
Joe Morgan
Mr. Denison
Romaine
Mr. Haviland
Mr. Fey
Frank Slade
Messrs. Walters
Selman
Russell
Charlotte Hunt
Corinne Cantwell
Eugenie DuBois
Florence Hale
Miss Cantwell
Mary Morgan
Lothrop Stock Company
Jay Hunt
Oliver Twist
Sykes
Woodland at Tremont Keeps Boston Run Thriving
The Tremont theatre marks the third month of its Boston engagement of Woodland, the Pixley and Luders forest fantasy, with a crowded audience including many students. Notable is the "Hot Bird and the Cold Bottle" dance duo Mattie Nichols and John Donahue. The management disclosed that Bostonian R. Melville Baker originated the idea.
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Boston
Tremont
Mattie Nichols
John Donahue
Woodland
R. Melville Baker
Baker
Sav
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Tendencies
A report on Chicago grain prices shows firm opening, small trade, and modest strength after scalping. Estimates for Hungary crops, spillover effects in wheat, and slower shipments influenced sentiment. Corn, oats, and livestock activity were modest with purchasers cautious and future delivery buying limited.
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Ennis & 5
Bers Chisa Wild
Wea
Southern
Illinois
Lee
Woodland Opera Adds Hot Bird Cold Bottle Act
The cast adopts a novelty act suggested by Mr. Baker where a hot bird and cold bottle appear on stage. The performers speak not a word, yet the sequence proves refreshing and amusing. Luders' music shines throughout as songs like Dainty Little Ingenue and The Message of Spring enliven the score.
Isle of Spice at Globe Theatre Aims to Expel Worries
The Isle of Spice at Globe Theatre enters its seventh week as a radiant extravaganza. Worries are banished in a military like show with a king of Nicobar singing the Goo Goo Man to frighten away fears. Performers Harry T. MacConnell and Deman Maley lead execution of worries, culminating in the radium ballet and Peggy Brady song.
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Globe Theatre
Gua Weinburg
Nicobar
Isle of Spice
Harry T. MacConnell
Deman Maley
Sun
Peggy Brady
Leslie Leigh
Queen of Laughter at Colonial Theatre Tops Boston Run
The Bostonians star in the comic opera Queen of Laughter at the Colonial Theatre. The limited summer engagement was extended due to popular reception, with Gertrude Zimmer Agnes Cain Brown Laura Oakley Lachryme Ir Joseph M. Rita MacDonald Adele Rafter and Howard Chambers among the talent. The chorus shines and the production draws students and clubmen to the front rows.
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Colonial Theatre
Boston
Gertrude Zimmer
Agnes Cain Brown
Laura Oakley
Lachryme Ir
Joseph M. Rata
William H. MacDonald
Adele Rafter
Howard Chambers
Harry Dale
Campbell Donald
Keith's Theatre Burlesque Delights With Varied Vaudeville Acts
Keith's Theatre presented a lively burlesque From Zara to Uncle Tom led by Will H Murphy and Blanche Nichols. The bill included the Empire Quartet, Newton brothers acrobats, Bailey and Madison, Juggling Barretts and others with strong musical numbers by the Fadettes Orchestra. Filipino commissioners attended as guests of the management and praised the show.
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Zara
Tom
Will H. Murphy
Blanche Nichols
Vokes
Mr. Murphy
Eliza
Keith
Harry Mayo
Henry Cooper
Jess Dandy
Newton Brothers
Bailey
Madison
Barretts
Besnah and Miller
Spenser Kelly
Fadettes
Kentucky
Washington
Howard Atheneum closes 58th season with special benefit
A benefit performance for the Howard attaches closed the house's 58th season. The August pause follows, with a bill featuring Toby Lyons the Howard Burlesque troupe and many familiar acts including Kittle Bingham Wally Clark Newell and Steele the Madison brothers Frances Hoyt Minnie Burke Beliveau and Roberts among others.
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Howard
Toby Lyons
Kittle Bingham
Wally Clark
Newell and
Steele
Madison Brothers
Frances Hoyt
Minnie Burke
Beliveau
Roberts
Aaron Brothers
Annié Southard
Ben Walker
Edmonds
Cordaire
Cunningham and Coveney
Fred Bowman
The
Four Shannons
Pete Griffin
Rattelles
Will Gardiner
McGrery and
Marshall
Alabama Comedy Four
L.W. Baker
May Morris and Frederick Phipps Kinetograph at Howard
May Morris Ash and Phipps presented the kinetograph at the Howard. The performance ran continuously from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m., offering a lengthy program to patrons.
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May Morris
Ash and Phipps
Frederick
Howard
Travesties on Da Barry and Chimes of Normandy At Local Theatre
The stock company presented two lively travesties on Da Barry and the Chimes of Normandy. John Weber and Harry Le Marr drew laughs as Jeanne Du Barry and the king while Louise Earl Frost Clara Cole Lou Miller Al Cameron and Jack Marshall sang with the chorus. Vaudeville interludes featured Napoleon's White Horse and a dancer Maud Detty with Lou Powers. Matinees are listed daily.
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da Barry
Normandy
John Weber
Harry le Marr
Jeanne du Barry
Louise Earl Frost
Clara Cole
Lou Miller
al Cameron
Jack Marshall
Perry and Randall
Maud Detty
Lou Powers
John Grieves
New Palace Theatre Delights With Burlesques And Vaudeville
Despite sultry weather two large Palace Theatre crowds enjoyed a strong bill led by two new burlesques The Pet Elephant and Love on a Prairie backed by lively musical numbers and a standout Derby Day race course skit by Charles Mackie with Harry Pembroke and Master Tommy Corcoran The Grahams Tillie Cohen Andy McLeod Walley and Lottie Helston plus strong chorus and dancing acts kept audiences roaring for more at the cool comfortable venue.
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Palace Theatre
Waldron
Mesa
S. T. F. Thomas
Fred Bulla
John J. Black
Charles Nichols
Frank Graham
Marie Croix
Tillie Cohen
Hattie Millis
Vic Brinkly
May Bryant
Lillie Raymond
Frank Graham and
Dllio
Charles Mackie
Harry Pembroke
Tommy Corcoran
Andy McLeod
Walley
Lottie Helston
Mr. Helston
Captain Eisenbaum Defies Nickelodeon Booking
Patrons at a Nickelodeon yesterday witnessed Captain Ludwig Eisenbaum refuse to perform after learning admission cost a nickel. Manager L B Walker faced legal threats to enforce the contract while the show continued with others including Countess Sidonie and Oklahoma Bill. Amateur night is set for Friday.
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Ludwig Eisenbaum
L. B. Walker
Walter Wentworth
Oklahoma Bill
Ida Johnson
Major English
Annie Walsh
Annetta Rosa
Edith Roberts
Nola Hutchings
Paul Revere trolley trip gains park improvements
Lexington Park shows enhanced appeal this season with retained forest charm plus new lighting and landscape work. Vaudeville at rustic theatre features Nelson and Milledge in Officer Grogan, Harmony Trio, Lester and Kellett, and the Craigs. Miett’s dogs perform appealing stunts for children.
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Paul Revere
Lexington Park
Rustic Theatre
J. W. Gorman
Nelson and Milledge
Officer Grogan
Lester
Kellett
Norumbega Park reports record turnout on Bunker Hill Day
Norumbega Park drew over 25 000 visitors as the park marked its largest attendance in history on Bunker Hill Day. The surge followed by a strong opening week with four consecutive days of record crowds, boosted by a new covered open air theatre and enhanced stage facilities. The current line up features Reed and Shaw acrobats, Ward and Raymond, Mozart Comedy Four, and burlesque jugglers Bedford and Winchester with the domograph retained for the week.
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Norumbega Park
Bunker Hill
Norumbega
Reed
Shaw
Ward
Raymond
Bedford
Winchester
Point of Pines Opens With Large Crowds and Vaudeville
The Point of Pines resort opened with big Monday crowds as heat waned, featuring sensational acts led by Schreyer with a 100 foot bicycle dive into three feet of water. The rustic theatre vaudeville bill includes New York Comedy Four in Toodles Troubles, Rose LaHarte in Dodging for a Duke, Cotton’s comedy donkeys, Yackley and Bunnell musical numbers, and Colonial moving pictures. Bryan Cadet Band concert pleases music lovers alongside the act lineup.
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Point OF Pines
Pines
Schreyer
Rustic Theatre
the Pines
New York Comedy Four
Toodle
Rose LaHarte
Comedienne
Walter Clifford
William A. Evans
Cotton
Yackley
Bunnell
Rado
Bertman
Bryan Cadet Band
Harvard Graduates Night Ends Pop Concert Series
Last night at the Pop concert series at Symphony Hall concludes with Harvard graduates night next Monday. The season surpassed expectations, aided by Adamowski and the orchestra. This week features Offenbach and Strauss, Italian composers, patronrequested pieces, soloist night with Hackbarth Kloepfel Birnbaum Keller, and a popular Saturday program leading to Harvard graduates night.
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Symphony’ Hall
Harvard
Adamowski
Offenbach
Strauss
A. Hackbarth
Kloepfel
Birnbaum
Keller
Castle Square Adds Guest Artists Florence Rockwell and William Humphrey
Castle Square Theatre announces guest artists Florence Rockwell and William Humphrey will join the stock company for the remainder of the summer season. Rockwell returns to act after four summers in Boston, recent work with Nat Goodwin's Midsummer Night's Dream. Humphrey, an original Castle Square member, has long been popular with patrons. They begin Monday July 4 in De Mille's Men and Women, with Lillian Kemble to follow next week in The Masqueraders as Dulcie Larondie.
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Castle Square Theatre
Germany
Florence Rockwell
William Humphrey
Miss Rockwell
Boston
Nat Goodwin
Castle Square
de Mille
Lillian Kemble
The
Maasqueraders
Dulcie Larondie
Patrick Campbell
London
Dill ing and Gardner lead vaudeville at Crescent Gardens
Visitors to Revere Beach filled Crescent Gardens for the rustic Casey Theatre weekly bill. Dill ing headlined with Georgia Gardner and Joseph Madden in Too Many Darlings, backed by George Austin the King of the Black wire, McIntire and Rice in Brannigan and the Leading Lady, Kinnette and Patterson, Anderson and Howard in illustrated songs, and Colonial moving pictures. Performances run each afternoon and evening.
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Revere Beach
Casey
Crescent Gardens
Dilling
Georgia Gardner
Joseph Madden
George Austin
Black Wire
McIntire
Rice
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