St mo at the American Music Hall captivates crowd
Opening night of St mo showcases Lindsay Morigan's stock company led by Wilson Melrose Rosalind Coghlan and Mary Sanders. Strong performances from Melrose Hasson Pitman and Katharine Clinton join a cast that includes S T Klavens F Nanney and L Whiteside. A post act speech by Manager Morrison previews The Christian for next week.
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American Music Hall
Lindsay Morigan
St. Mo
Wig Theatre
Ben
Myron Leffingwell
Augusta Evans
Elmor Murray
Wilson Melrose
Rosalind Coghlan
Edna Earle
Mr. Melrose
Rose Coghlan
Mary Sanders
Mr. Morison
Gertrude Hammond
William J. Hasson
Allan Hammond
Louis Thiel
Aaron Hunt
Richard Pitman
J. R. Pitman
Old Boston Museum
Katherine Clinton
Agnes Hammond
S. T. Klavens
Gordon Leigh
R. F. Nanney
Dr. Harding
L. Whiteside
Menway Hammond
Morrison
Valli Valerie
Rose Morison
Lactabs Put Bulgarians’ Health On Display
The Paris Pasteur Institute links sour milk foods to long healthy lives among Bulgarians and promotes Lactabs a commercial milk ferment product. Consumers are urged to use Lactabs to ward off old age aid digestion prevent gas and obesity. Now sold at stores and by mail order for 50 cents.
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Paris Pasteur Institute
Washington #t
Boston
Hair Care Advice and Birt’s Head Wash Recommends
Woods Hutchinson MD urges improving general health and keeping the scalp clean and ventilated to slow baldness. He warns against strong soaps alkalis and hot water, praising Birt’s Head Wash made from refined soap cocoanut oil glycerin eggs and salicylic acid as best for hair loss itching scalp and dandruff. Tubes 25c jars 50c sold at department and drug stores.
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Woods Hutchinson M. D
Birt
Dept. and
Mikado at Castle Square Delights Boston Audiences
The Castle Square Summer Opera Company opened with The Mikado in Boston. Harry Davies as Nanki Poo impressed with his singing. Ethel Balch impressed in Yum Yum. Vera Roberts shines as Katisha. Comedians Don ald Meek, George Russell and George Crampton drew continuous laughs.
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Castle Square
Castle Square Summer Opera Company
Ko Ko
George Russell
the Mikado
George Crampton
Pooh Bah
Mr. Chute
Za Villiers
Miss Loring
Colleen Bawn Shines At Majestic In Strong Irish Revival
The Majestic Theatre presented Dion Boucicault’s The Colleen Bawn by Charlotte Hunt’s stock company. Miss Hunt excels in the lead with an atmosphere mounting performance. Buhler as Myles Na Coppaleen and Brooks as Danny Mann deliver notable support while Barret, Rea Temple, Brownell, and Hall fill other key roles with skill.
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Dion Ucicault
Colleen Bawn
Majestic Theatre
Charlotte Hunt
Miss Hunt
Bily O'Connor
Mr. Buhler
Myles Na Cappaleen
Harry Brooks
Danny Mann
Cregan
James Barrett
Ann Chute
Olive Rea Temple
Mrs. Cregan
Eleanor Brownell
Sheelah Mann
Florence Hall
Globe Theatre Features Mansfield Brothers and Dixie Comedy
This week at the Globe Theatre Mansfield brothers Emmett and McNeil perform trick shooting and singing acts with “The Busy Girls” as well as the Jolly Prices Dixie comedy. Dan Malumby provides English songs and humor while Jack O'Donnell and Jamie Maxwell present illustrated numbers with new pictures.
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Globe Theatre
Mansfield Brothers
Emmett
McNeil
Dan Malumby
Jack O’donnell
Jammie Maxwell
Keith's Theatre Review Highlights Lillian Lawrence Show
Audiences praised Miss Lillian Lawrence and her company with a floral tribute and long recalls. Ray Cox impressed with descriptive songs, Captain George Auger starred in Jack the Giant Killer with two tiny acrobats, while Ralph Smalley and Howard & Howard drew laughs. The Three Pelots and Three Rewards delivered aerial and juggling feats.
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Keith
Lillian Lawrence
George Auger
Ralph Smalley
Symphony Orchestra
New York
Madam Chung
Eve Ralph Smalley
George Auger & Co
Ray Cox
Howard and Howard
Renards
Park Theatre Opening Run With The Man from Home
William Hodge began his 26th week at the Park Theatre last evening as the audience reached midseason quality for The Man from Home.
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William Hodge
Park Theatre
Tremont Theatre Delights with The Girl in the Taxi
The Girl in the Taxi sped joyously through seven weeks at Tremont Theatre last evening. The dashing French comedy drew a large audience in Boston, delivering the same fast and furious fun the show has offered since its arrival.
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Tremont Theatre
Boston
Shubert Theatre to Present Up and Down Broadway
Boston theatre owners announce a genuine Broadway summer show starting next Monday at the Shubert Theatre. The new revue Up and Down Broadway stars Eddie Foy and Emma Carus leading the large company.
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Boston
Messrs. Shubert
Shubert Theatre
Broadway
Eddie Foy
Emma Carus
Shubert
Messrs
Bowdoin Square Theatre Vaudeville Delights Audience
The Bowdoin Square Theatre crowd praised a lively vaudeville bill yesterday. Harry Ia Marr starred as Aunt Abby in County Fair, the Parsons sisters sang and danced, Cyril Ernest impressed, William Dick and his banjo pleased, and Del mar and Delmar performed an aerial gymnastic act.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Harry Ia Marr
Abby
Parsons Sisters
Cyril Ernest
London
William Dick
Delmar
Waldron's Casino Presents Two Burlesque Shows
Two sizable crowds attended Waldron's Casino yesterday for the burlesques The Power of the Eye and Dooley's Dry Goods Store. New cast members included George Wilson and Lillian Keeley with acts by Darmody Warren and Mal loy Mead and Frow and Jones and Sutton, a group of aerial and colored performers.
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Waldron
Dooley
George Wilson
Lillian Keeley
Darmody
Warren
Malloy
Mead and Frow
Jones and Sutton
Austin & Stone's Museum Show Delights Crowds
Kerchmann the armless and legless wonder performed a dozen feats including painting sawing wood writing pitching rings threading needles and sewing while hundreds clapped. Kennich the glass blower Jarvis and his mechanical figures and Catullo's Goddess of the Sea illusion entertained with a quartet of women beauties. The Manhattan Girls headlined the stage acts.
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Kerchmann
Austin & Stone
Kennich
Jarvis
Catullo
Manhattan Girls
Airdome Opens Week Two With Lively Souk of Acts
The second week at the Airdome on Huntington Avenue features a near all new bill headlined by Will Rogers and the Flying Martins. New acts include the Vivians, Cowboy Williams, the Dalys, Glocker duo, Winkler Kress trio, and the Daly clowns with returning favorites the Stewart Sisters and Rice Sally and Scott in trampoline acts along with the Frajole Brothers.
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Airdome
American League
Huntington Avenue
Will Rogers
Flying Martins
Vivians
Cowboy Williams
Dalys
Charles and
Anna Glocker
Winkler Kress
Daly
Dainty Stewart
Rice
Sally
Scott
Frajole
Norumbega Park Opens With Notable Vaudeville Lineup
The new open air theatre at Norumbega Park hosted a strong vaudeville program yesterday and last night. The Clara Sonora company drew praise for "The American Girl in Italy" while Lynch and Zellen excited crowds as jugglers de luxe. Nevins and Gordon staged "The Manicure and the Seacrow" and the Mearsons showcased unique feats as a comedy act. The Hiatts' "Operatic Rehearsals" was a big hit this week.
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Norumbega Park
Clara Sonora
Italy
Lynch
Delightful trolley trip to Lexington Park shown
Thousands enjoy the Paul Revere route to Lexington Park with 50 acres of land a zoological garden arcade merry go round and casino. A rustic theatre packed for the best show of the season featuring European gymnasts the Errotto brothers Ada Corbett Frank and Robinson trio with colored dessert diners and new motion pictures.
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Lexington Park
Zoological Garden
Rustic Theatre
Errotto Brothers
Ada Corbett
Frank
Robinson
Medford Boulevard Theatre Opens Brightly With Summer Acts
Medford Boulevard Summer Theatre started its season with Manager J W Gorman inaugurating a lively program at Woodland auditorium. The bill features Torellus Dog and Pony Circus with Bessie, Maud's sister, Hanley and Jarvis as comedians, the Howard Brothers on flying banjos, Morton West and Morton singing and dancing, Lina Pantzer as The Girl on the Wire, and Hill and Ackerman as eccentric gymnasts delivering broad laughs.
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Medford Boulevard
J.W. Gorman
Woodland
Torellus
Bessie
Maud
Hanley
Jarvis
Howard Brothers
Morton
West
Lina Pantzer
Hill
Ackerman
May Tear Down Cove Street Bridge
City Council moved to demolish the Cove Street bridge recently built at about 400000. Councillor Brand led in ordering the mayor and corporation counsel to confer with New Haven Road officials on damage suits against the city and to consider removing the structure.
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Gove Street
Brand
Babson
New Haven Road
City Hall Debates Bridge and Holiday Measures
City council discussions include a rival bridge dispute with a 250000 payoff offer to drop damage suits, Thomas South Boston tunnel hopes, and a high court opinion on holidays for city workers. Other actions: parkland and library funding, fire station, and a Parker Hill park project. Annuity granted to the widow of a sewer employee.
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Attridge
South Ferry
Huntington Smith
Julian Codman
Frank J. Sullivan
Animal Rescue League
Hale
Parker Hill
Brighton
Curley
John Gorham
Sewer Department
Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder ad claims relief
The advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease as the original powder that cures tired feet and prevents foot friction. It touts millions of users and over 30,000 testimonials, promising savings on stockings and a free sample by mailing to Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy, New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Constipation remedy offer from Syrup affigs aLlvar of Serna
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup affigs aLlvar of Serna as a permanent aid for constipation. It touts regular habits, proper nourishment, and right living with the syrup as a supportive remedy, sold by leading pharmacists in California at a set price.
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California
Fireworks barred on the basin in Boston Cambridge dispute
Mayors of Boston and Cambridge clash with the Metropolitan Park Commission over using the Charles River Basin for July Fourth fireworks. Officials argue the riverfront display costs, safety, and policing. A hearing is set for Wednesday to decide if the basin can host the pyrotechnics while preserving public access.
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Fitzgerald
Civil Service Commission
Malden
de Las Casa
Boston
Cambridge
Ana Sane
River Front
Harvard
Cornell
Charles
Man de Los Casas
O'Meara
James
Metropolitan Park Commission
Commission
Charles River
Common
Franklin Park
James D. Munroe
Lexington
Safe and Sane
Fourth Movement
Post
William de Las Casas
Munroe
John Woodbury
Canton
George Lyman Rogers
Mr. Woodbury
Fireworks Postponed At Franklin Field
A crowd of about 10 000 gathered at Franklin Field for a fireworks display but officials postponed the event to tonight to avoid conflict with a similar show in Charlestown. The band concert at Meeting House Hill proceeded as planned.
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Franklin Field
Charlestown
Meeting House Hill
Man Shot After Pursuit On Wave Way Avenue
Jesse Hayes was shot in the neck and back after pursuing Gove along Wave Way avenue toward Shirley street. Hayes was taken to Metcalf Hospital in Winthrop Centre in critical condition. Police captured Gove about a mile away on Summit avenue. revolver recovered. He had a prior reputation and had been arrested multiple times.
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Jesse Hayes
Winthrop Centre
Wave Way Avenue
Boulevard
Shirley Street
Gove
Henry Hayes
Hayes
Wey Avenua
Metcalf
Frank Douglas
Summit Avenue
Yore
Winthrop
Paragon Park Offers Open Views and Diverse Performances
Paragon Park and the Palm Garden at Nantasket Beach are described as a six time winner with full park views for Palm Garden patrons. The lawn features alternating music by the Martland Military Band and the Statmary Vienese Orchestra with the Paragon Male Quartet. Free open-air circus acts performed daily include La Diva Venus Demon Speedy the Stanleys and Arora who conducts balloon ascensions and parachute drops.
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Paragon Park
Palm Garden
Nantasket Beach
Martland
Statmary Vienese
Paragon
Dodge
Venus
Demon
Speedy
the Stanleys
Arora
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Snow & Son
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Austin & Stone’s Museum
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Rich & Harris
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Metropolitan Company
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America Wall
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the Christian
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Warren Ay
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Merigan League
Wright & Ditson’s
Washington St
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Copley Sq
Huntington Ave
Vaudeville
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NEW Geis Theatre
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Betty Alden
Rowe’s Wharf
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Summer Castle
Down Town
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WA Casino
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Sq. Pally
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