Third Degree at Majestic Speaks to Police Methods
Charles Klein's play The Third Degree produced by Lindsay Morison stock at the Majestic Theatre. Howell Hansel stars as Sawyer Brewster with Rose Morison as Mrs Jeffrieys, praised for forceful, emotional performances.
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Charles Klein
Majestic Theatre
Lindsay Morison Stock Company
Boston
Klein
Sawyer Brewster
Howell Hansel
Mr. Hansel
Mrs. Jeffrieys
Rose Morison
Miss Morison
Bright Night Entertainers Shine at Local Show
Pretty young woman Miss Burt captivates with a charming voice and varied songs. She mesmerizes audiences with selections from The Time, the Place and the Girl. Carl Henry and May Francis deliver engaging songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burt
Carl Henry
May Francis
Bowdoin Square Theatre Musical Review Extended
The Bowdoin Square Theatre continues its big musical revue for another week under Violet Mascotte with a new program of joy and jollity. The cast features May Belmont Alice Dudley Zola sisters Pett Ferguson Pearl Rosa Dolly Clifford Kittie Frey Elsie Hill Rose Corene Bessie Martin May Hamilton Mae Osborne Frances Madigan May Cripps and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Violet Mascotte
May Belmont
Alice Dudley
Figrida’ de Lisle
Blanche de Corret
Zola Sisters
Pett& Ferguson
Pearl Rosa
Dolly Clifford
Kittie Frey
Elsie Hill
Rose Corene
Bessie Martin
May Hamilton
Mae Osborne
Frances Madigan
May Cripps
Vic’st Mascotte
Merryville
Boston
Mary Belmont
Flonda de Lisle
Lilie Sutherland
Petta Ferguson
Kittie Fry
Mary Cripps
Mary Osborne
Elife
Fred Hillebrand
Mack
Vincent
Tom Herron
Crutch
Charlie's Aunt Closes Castle Square Run With Laughs
John Craig ends the Castle Square season with three acts of Charlie's Aunt. Donald Meek shines as Lord Fancourt Babberly in disguise as Aunt Wykeham, delivering the play's central humor. The theater closes for summer and will reopen with a fifth season under Craig in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Square
John Craig
Charlie
Donald Meek
Lord Fancourt Babberly
Charlies Wykeham
Globe Theatre Weekline Delights With Vaudeville And Pictures
The Globe presents a strong week program with vaudeville and novel picture features. The Three Golden Sisters sing and dance well while Bobby Colton and Margaret Miles charm audiences in The Singing Dog with Colton delivering a superb dog impersonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Globe
Golden Sisters
Bobby Colton
Margaret Miles
Orpheum Theatre Variety Bill Delights Big Audience
A weeklong Orpheum Theatre program drew large crowds yesterday with a baseball sketch Swat Milligan a dramatic sketch The Miser's Dream singing and talking by Mitchell and Leighton acrobatic dancers Golden and Meade a board manipulation act Merlin and a variety of acts including Mysterious Evelyn Josephine Le Roy and bicycle artists Sig and Edith Franz all listed in the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Swat Milligan
Hyman Adler and
Mitchell
Leighton
Golden
Meade
Merlin
Evelyn
Josephine le Roy
Sig
Edith Franz
New Acts Excite Boston Audiences at Gordon's Olympia
Yesterday's show at Gordon's Olympia opened at 10 a m with seven feature acts new to Boston. Prominent acts included the Six Hanky Lanky dancers from the South the Atlas Comedy Four the Parisian Models and a novelty musical and singing act attracting large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Gordon
Olympia
Gordon’s
Boston
Atlas
Spectacular Week At Scenic Temple Draws Big Audiences
A splendid summer show at the Scenic Temple attracts large crowds with cordial receptions to every act. Highlights include Miss Grace Hawthorne and the duo Hellen and Hayes. Hayes remains at the temple for the entire week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenic Temple
Miss Grace
Hawthorne
Clever Comedienne
Hellen
Hayes
Tremont Theatre Lively Week Draws Large Audiences
Alice Lloyd's third week at the Tremont Theatre drew big crowds as last night’s performance of Little Miss Fix It met with hearty laughter and applause and the house capacity was tested once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lloyd
Tremont Theatre
Rainey African Hunt Pictures Dominate Park Theatre Run
Paul J. Rainey’s African Hunt screenings continue at the Park Theatre in their seventh week with large, enthusiastic nightly crowds likely to carry through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Rainey
the Park Theatre
Durbar in KinemaColor at Tremont Temple
Tremont Temple offers cool comfort during a Boston heat wave with a 65 degree refrigerating plant. The Durbar in KinemaColor, in its sixth week of an all summer run, showcases a new series of natural color motion pictures noted as surpassing the Coronation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Boston
Bass Point and Nahant Steamer Service Grows Popular
The new double steamer line to Bass Point and Nahant now operates daily. The picturesque harbor trips attract more excursionists as Bass Point hotels offer musical entertainment for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Point
Nahant
Six Teachers Retired on Pensions by School Board
The School Board last night retired six teachers on pensions. Florence Ix of Girls' Latin School, 63, 26 years, pension $520. Elizabeth L. Stodder Bowditch district, 69, 43 years, $344. Daniel G. Tompson Elihu Greenwood district, 69, 43 years, $500. Franklin H. Dean Henry Grew district, 71, 35 years, $500. Ellenette Pillsbury Samuel Adams district, 70, 47 years, $344. Ruby A. Johnson Thomas Gardner district, 46, 23 years, $263.73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ix
Girls’ Latin School
Elizabeth L. Stodder
Bowditch
Daniel G. Tompson
Elihu Greenwood
Franklin H. Dean
Henry Grew
Ellenette Pillsbury
Samuel Adams
Ruby A. Johnson
Thomas Gardner
Teachers seek extra pay for trainee work at Boston schools
A petition from training teachers requesting an extra one dollar per day for periods when normal school students are assigned to them was presented to the board for the second time after being laid on the table previously. The Boston Elementary Teachers Club backs the petition, citing higher compensation in the Model School. The board also approved funds for tuition in four classes and stammerers training, and for a summer course for physicians aiding children’s speech clinics. Summer playgrounds were authorized at several schools, and memorial resolutions were adopted for former School Board member George A. O. Ernst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elementary Teachers’ Club
Theresa A. Dacey
Physicians
E. W. Scripture
Dorchester Girl Seeks Carnegie Medal for Heroic Fire Rescue
Friends of 15 year old Elsie Foley petition Carnegie Medal for saving her 4 year old cousin George Connolly from a sparkler blaze. She smothered the flames with rags, suffered severe burns to hands and arms, then aided the victim and graduated the next day at Dorchester High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Foley
Dorchester
George Connolly
Elsie
George
Wallace McCullom
Michael Fitzgerald
Variety of fresh fish arrives as week opens at T wharf
The T Wharf fleet resumes activity with swordfish the season's first catch, 37 large and seven small by Rose Standish under Captain Ed Stanley, plus 5000 mackerel on Rollin E Mason and 5500 fish on Arthur James. Groundfish totals include haddock, cod, hake, pollock and cask, with prices listed. Other vessels report weather delays and large banana and cargo shipments, plus several passenger arrivals and ongoing tug fleet activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Rose Standish
Ed Stanley
Rollin E. Mason
Arthur James
Haddock
Boston
Providence Knights Hold Statewide Clam Bake
June 24 observances marked St. John’s Day in Providence with a Masonic parade and a clam bake trip down the bay. Six commanderies joined from Providence Pawtucket Woonsocket Newport and Westerly in a continuation of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Knights Templar
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Newport
Westerly
Body of Joseph Finklestein Found in East Boston Harbor
The body of a man identified as Joseph Finklestein of 218 Paris Street was found floating in East Boston waters opposite 300 Border Street early yesterday afternoon. His clothing was recovered a few hours later, investigators said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finklestein
Joseph Finklestein
Paris Street
Boston
Border Street
Paragon Park Hosts Constant Cabaret in Palm Garden
Paragon Park at Nantasket draws thousands of excursionists daily with a Cabaret Show featuring 75 artists. Performers rotate weekly, providing fresh entertainment with no重复 repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragon Park
Palm Garden
Nantasket
Visit to Lexington Park and Rustic Theatre Vaudeville
A visit to Lexington Park with the trolley ride through historic Lexington provides a cool escape for patrons. The Rustic Theatre drew large audiences yesterday, confirming the vaudeville programme's noted excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Park
Lexington
Seven Hours in New York staged at Norumbega Park
The open air theatre at Norumbega Park presented for the first time this season a musical comedy by Matt Ott titled Seven Hours in New York. Applause from crowded performances suggests Ott has written his best work.
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Norumbega Park
Matt Ott
New York
Medford Bill Seats Russell Minstrel Troupe at Summer Theatre
Manager J. W. Gorman lands Russell's minstrel comedians to headline a strong vaudeville bill for this week at the Medford Boulevard Summer Theatre.
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J. W. Gorman
Russell
Medford Boulevard Summer Theatre
Shipping News June 25 Miniature Almanac and Arrivals
Sun rises at 4.09 and sets at 7.26 with a day length of 15 hours 16 minutes. High waters at 8.08 and 8.23 a.m. Numerous arrivals listed from New London to Barbados including cutters, steamers, and schooners such as Gresham, Devonian, Denmark, San Jose, Dorchester, Penobscot, and City of Memphis with tugs and barges noted. vessels from Nor, Br, Ger, Cuba, Jamaica, Port Morant, Kingston, and Gloucester align coastal traffic and ship movements.
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Liverpool
Grand Junction Docks
Boston
Devonian
Charles L. Cooney
E. A. Whitehouse
City
R. H. Atkinson
Concord
H. M. Jameson
S. A. Jameson
Mele
Rose
Lamson
Kenneth Lamson
Auburndale
Hamburg-American Line
Bulgaria
Filler
Mystic Wharf
Hamburg
Baltimore
San Jose
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Nantucket
Susan A. Martin
Anna Rabin
Denmark
Ned P. Walker
Mandeville
Port Morant
Jamaica
John Nilson
Edward Toomey
Carl Anderson
Sorensen
Frederick Roessner
Roessner
Wilmington
N. C
New York
Seneca
J. M. Harlow
Windsor
Nova Scotia
Burnt Island
Merchant and Miners Line
Norfolk
Newport News
Providence
Dorchester
Red Star Line
Menominee
Anfindsen
Antwerp
Boston Light
Gresham
Sewalls Point
Ransom B. Fuller
Linsecott
Portland
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Lizzie D
Philadelphia
Ruth
Piedmont
Hudgins
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Hauto
Portsmouth
Allentown
Gardiner
Mauch Chunk
Mary Arnold
Meader
Plymouth
Rockport
Fred B. Richards
Miller
Upton
Joshua Lovett
Coffin
Flora
Clara
Alaska
Tower
Eatonville
John W. Dana
Watts
Brunswick
Marjory Brown
Hansen
Gulfport
Miss
F. E. Richards
Triton
Beal
Sarah L. Davis
Pattershall
Bangor
James & Ella
Eliason
Ipswich
Herman F. Kimball
Callahan
Lynn
Sadie A. Kimball
Kent
Port Antonio
Salvatore di Giorgio
Kingston
City of
Death notices from Cambridge to Watertown in June
Obituary notices list names, ages, and funeral details for numerous residents across Boston area communities including Albertini, Berry, Busby, Crawford, Feeney, Field, Harult, Haslam, Kelley, Kopp, Lannan, Leonard, Milano, Molloy, Murphy, McLaughlin, Nolan, Olsen, Serce, Shine, Stone, Tharby and Warren. Each item notes residence, date of death, age, church or mass information, and funeral timing with invited relatives and friends. The column closes with thanks from Mr John Jordan and family for recent bereavement support.
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Ialbertini
Cambridge
Antonia Albertini
Beatrica
Lorenzo Albertini
Blackstone Street
Agian
St. John’s Church
Berry
Somerville
Benton Road
William H. Berry
Emanuel
Central Streets
Busby
Christina Eliz
Gavin
James J. Bush
Thorndike Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Crawford
Roxbury
Charlies
Mary E. Crawford
Fallon
Fisher Avenue
Mission Church
Feeney
Dorchester
Bartholomew J
Bartholomew
Sarah Feeney
Lydia
Crescent Avenue
St. Margaret's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Brookline
Abbie M
Jerome
Tield
Faneuil Street
Parsons Street
Brighton
Evergreen Cemetery
Winchester
N.hs
Keene
Harult
Margaret
John Harult
Merrigan
Cabot Street
St. Francis de Sales
Haslam
Everett
Hattie B
Wesley W. Haslam
T. L. Goodey & Son
Broadway
John J. Stewart
King Street
Franklin
Mass
Kelley
Patrick Kelley
Ann Kelley
Carney
Norfolk Street
St. Mary’s Annunciation Church
Kopp
Minnie D
Frederick A. Kopp
Cook
Rockland Place
Hants County
Halifax
N. S
Lannan
Sharon
Amelia
James J. Lannan
Oakland Road
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Prince Edward Island
Leonard
Boston
Thomas I
Bridget
Joseph Leonard
North End
Brooks Street
Sacred Heart Church
Milano
Melrose
Mary Louise Milano
Waverley Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Edward
Daniel
Margaret Murphy
Sheehy
Middlesex Street
Andrew Driscoll
Brighton Street
Charlestown
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Murphy
Catherine
Jeremiah Murphy
St. Theresa’s Church
Nolan
Leander
Laura M. Nolan
Kaliher
Paneras
Princeton Street
St. Catherine’s Church
Vine Street
North Station
Shinf
William
Annie Shine
McManus
Hampshire Street
Stone
Helen
James H
Margaret M. Stone
Cannon
Chelsea Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Tharby
Lynn
William L. Thorby
Montebello Road
Jamaica Plain
Warren
Watertown
Elizabeth S. Warren
Summer Street
John Jordan
Central Avenue
Towage Movements and Arrivals Across Coast Vessels
A list of ships tugs barges and schooners moving between ports including Mary Arnold Henry Endicott Hauto Wilkes barre C R R of N J No 5 George R Stetson and Coastwise steamer notes. Barges Wilkesbarre for Salem and R R of N J No 5 for Portland toward the end.
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Mouth
N. J
Mary Arnold
Henry Endicott
Newport News
Plymouth
Nemasket
Hauto
Elizabethport
Portsmouth
Allentown
Gardiner
Wilkesberre
Port Johnson
Salem
Portland
Hampton Roads
Mars
Philadelhia
George R. Stetson
Ewburyport
Aerate A. Allyn
T. W
Plympton
N. 8
J. Kennedy
Calais Scituate
Seura O. Hall
Sackville
N. B
Albert G. Lawson
Rockport
Mass
Herman F. Kimball
Vinal Haven
Herbert M. Rogers
Salisbury Beach
Herbert
Beverly
R. R
N. J. No 5
Simmons marriage annulled by court
Charles E. Simmons of Hyde Park won an annulment of his marriage to Margaret T. Simmons. Judge Jenney granted the decree citing Margaret’s prior English husband. The ruling also denied her second alimony request. this was his third marriage and her entitlement was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Simmons
Hyde Park
Margaret T. Simmons
Jenney
England
Simmons
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