Unionists debate Ulster compromise on Irish question
In London the Unionist party continues to oppose David Lloyd George's plan to exclude six Ulster counties from home rule during the war. Andrew Bonar Law presided over meetings at the Colonial Office and in the House of Commons as Ireland deputies urged against the proposal. A full party meeting at the Carlton Club was set for Wednesday to discuss Ireland and cabinet reconstruction.
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London
David Lloyd-George
Ulster
House of Commons
Colonial Office
Andrew Bonar Law
Ireland
Lloyd-George
Carlton Club
Ismay resigns from International Mercantile Marine
Liverpool dispatch reports J Bruce Ismay resigns as director of the International Mercantile Marine and as a member of its British committee. The June 27 telegram notes his departure from both posts.
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Mercantile Marine
London
Daily Telegraph
Liverpool
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International Mercantile Marine
Letting Soap Spoil Hair Warns About Harsh Shampoos
An old adage recommends avoiding alkali rich soaps and shampoos for hair care. Plain mashed coconut oil is suggested as a pure greaseless cleanser that produces rich lather, rinses clean, and leaves hair soft bright and manageable while removing dust dirt and dandruff.
Watch Your Step and Soothe Feet with Minard Liniment
A promotional piece urges readers with sore feet to buy Minard's liniment from any drug store. It claims instant relief and notes the product does not burn, blister, or stain skin or clothing and is economical and effective for tired feet.
Billy B Van Returns to Keiths in Spooks Comedy
Billy B. Van, famed Patsy Bolivar, returns to B F Keith's Theatre Boston in Spooks a one act comedy where Van as Steve Gall hails from a palmistry parlor with a Hindoo attendant role. The bill features Nonette the violinist Craig Campbell and a strong supporting cast including the Beau mont sisters and the Joe Boganny troupe among others.
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Boston
Billy B. van
Patsy Bolivar
B. F. Keith
Van
Steve Gall
Beaumont Sisters
Nonette
Craig Campbell
Campbell
Joe Boganny
Lunatic Bakers
Adler and
Arline
Joe Keno
Rosie Green
Redford and
Winchester
The
Novelles
Emil Subers
The Facts and Follies Burlesquers at Waldron's Casino
The Facts and Follies Burlesquers perform at Waldron's Casino for the sixth week of the supplementary summer season led by Jean Leonard. Frank Evans joins with Al Martin and Irish comedian to enliven three hours of show with other acts including William Lynch and the Smith brothers.
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Waldron
Jean Leonard
Frank Evans
al Martin
William Lynch
George Banks
Don Trent
Jack Witts
Smith Brothers
Miss Leonard
Kitty Forsythe
Lottie Lee
Anna Heidelle
Lawless Sisters
Kitty McGovern
Mabel Kelly
Edith St. Clair
Gertie Gilson
Mexico
Scollay Square Olympia presents vaudeville and films week
A diverse lineup at the Scollay Square Olympia Theatre features La Vette and Russell, Billy Evans, Dena Cooper and company in Hari Kari, Elsie Gilbert and her dogs, Ragland Four, and the Five Romeros. William Farnum stars in Battle of Hearts, a sea life tale from William Fox, with Keystone comedy Burton Holmes travels and short releases completing the program.
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Scollay Square Olympia Theatre
la Vette
Russell
Billy Evans
Dena Cooper and Company
Elsie Gilbert
Girlies
Ragland Four
Romeros
William Farnum
William Fox
Mr. Farnum
Burton Holmes
Boston Theatre Three Features Headline the Bill at Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre offered a packed program headlined by Preparedness Revue extended for a second week, plus Ralph Herz and Irene Howley in The Purple Lady and Charlie Chaplin in The Bank. The bill also showcased singing and dancing acts, a monkey company, two living pictures Liberty and The Red Cross Nurse, and vaudeville acts by Baker and Janis Belle Davis Hoyt Manion and Hyams among others.
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Boston
Ralph Herz
Irene Howley
Charlie Chaplin
Red Cross
Ruggles
Red Gap
Boston Theatre
the Bank
Baker and Janis
Belle Davis
Hoyt,Manion and Hyams
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Violet Mascotte and 25 Merry Maids
The Bowdoin Square Theatre features Violet Mascotte and 25 Merry Maids in a lively musical comedy bill with humor from Felix Martin and Tommy Levine. The program includes The Last Days of Pompeii moving pictures and appearances by Rose Black Dolly Clifford Blanche Walsh Paulette Jasperre Louise Marshall Jessie Griffin Pinkie Holmes Bobbis Kingston Ruth Rosemond Gladys West Elva Payne John Dillon and others. Pearl White appears in The Iron Claw episode eighteen, and The Mysteries of Myra continues starting Thursday.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Violet Mascotte
Merry Maids
Felix Martin
Tommy Levine
Rose Black
Dolly Clifford
Blanche Walsh
Paulette Jasperre
Louise Marshall
Jessie Griffin
Pinkie Holmes
Bobbis Kingston
Ruth Rosemond
Gladys West
Pauline Frederick Stars in The World's Great Snare at Gordon's Olympia
Gordon's Olympia features Pauline Frederick in a picturization of E Phillips Oppenheim's The World's Great Snare produced by Famous Players Film Company. Frederick delivers outstanding dramatic work. Vaudeville offers Banjo Friends eight members, Taisei brothers, Hal and Francis singing act, Walton and Brandt in blackface sketch, Carl Statzer company in a comedy, and Henry and Miller.
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Gordon's Olympia
Pauline Frederick
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Famous Players Film Company
Miss Frederick
Banjo Phiends
Taisei Brothers
Hal and
Francis
Walton and Brandt
Carl Statzer and Company
Henry and Miller
Modern Theatre Showcases Ambition and Susie Snowflake
Varied feature photo plays opened at the Modern Theatre yesterday and run all week. William Fox presents Mme Bertha Kalich in Ambition while Paramount offers Ann Pennington in Susie Snowflake. Pennington is poised for screen stardom. the program also includes Mutt and Jeff animated comics.
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Modern Theatre
William Fox
Mme
Bertha Kalich
Paramount Pictures
Ann Pennington
Susie Snowflake
Miss Pennington
Mutt and
Jeff
Bright Lights of Broadway Draws Big Crowd at Norumbega Park
Real summer weather drew two large audiences to Norumbega Park yesterday for a live musical comedy. The show titled The Bright Lights of Broadway featured principal comedian Billy Clifton with Betty Evans Florence Leslie Mattie Crofts Clifton Lyons Abbott Adams Joseph Monahan and Frank Manners backed by a well trained handsome chorus.
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Norumbega Park
Broadway
Billy Clifton
Betty Evans
Florence Leslie
Mattie Crofts
Clifton Lyons
Abbott Adams
Joseph Monahan
Frank Manners
Park Theatre Presents Patchwork of Star Acts
Park Theatre patrons enjoy Billie Burke in Gloria's Romance and Hidden Fire with Mary Pickford in The Informer. Cissy Fitzgerald shines in The Winksome Widow and Anita Stewart stars in The Suspect. Plus Metro Sydney Drew's It Never Got By and Selig Tribune. Mme Calvert leads the musical program with Krauth's symphony overture.
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Park Theatre
Billie Burke
Gloria
Mary Pickford
Cissy Fitzgerald
Miss Fitzgerald
Anita Stewart
Paul Karatoff
Sophie
Metro Sydney
Selig Tribune
Mme. Calvert
William A. Krauth
Orpheum Theatre Bill Highlights 10 Women and 2 Comedians
The Orpheum feature presented the Society Buds a condensed operetta with 10 women and two comedians. Actress Kathryn McConnell Leona Gurney and Leona Gurney performed singing and dancing. Also on the bill were the Rose Rentz troupe Cooper and Leonard and Billy Kincaid with a Keystone Comedy and Pathe News. Lillian Gish in An Innocent Magdalene headlined the feature photo.
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Orpheum Theatre
Society Buds
Kathryn McConnell
O’learys
Jacks
Leona Gurney
Boston
Rose Rentz
Cooper and Leonard
Billy Kincaid
Keystone
The
Pathe News
Lillian Gish
Magdalene
Howard Atheneum Season Finale Featured Patriotic Show
The Howard Atheneum closed the season with a benefit for all employees and a continuous program. Violet Mascotte and her Merry Maids with Felix Martin and Tommy Levine led an inspiring patriotic entertainment. Sam Cohen's funny amateurs and a large vaudeville program added to the enjoyment.
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Howard Atheneum
Violet Mascotte
Merry Maids
Felix Martin
Tommy Levine
Sam Cohen
Girl with the Green Eyes Leads Fenway Week Program
Fenway Theatre shows The Girl with the Green Eyes with Katherine Kaelred and Julian L'Estrange, running through tomorrow evening. The sixth chapter of Gloria's Romance with Billie Burke accompanies the program, plus Miss Mildred Efford singing. For the final three days, Edna May is featured in Salvation Joan.
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Girl With the
Fenway Theatre
Katherine Kaelred
Julian L'Estrange
Gloria
Billie Burke
Mildred Efford
Edna May
Tremont Temple Showcases The Littlest Rebel and Beulah
Tremont Temple screens The Littlest Rebel and Beulah this week in a balanced bill. The program runs continuously with a travel talk by Henry Warren Poor on Castles on the Rhine on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Tremont Temple
Beulah
Henry Warren Poor
Rhine
Franklin Park Theatre Presents Balanced Bill Of Pictures Vaudeville
A three day program features Francis X. Bushman in A Million a Minute. Also on the bill are Dunbar's Maryland Singers in Southern melodies, Laypo and Benjamin in comedy acrobatics, and Jones and Sylvester with songs and chatter.
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Francis X. Bushman
Jack Marshall
Dunbar
Maryland Singers
Laypo
Benjamin
Jones
Sylvester
Benson stock company presents Thelma at Lexington Park
The Benson company staged Thelma yesterday in the rustic theatre at Lexington Park with Miss Dorothy Pembroke winning praise in the title role. The show runs today and tomorrow, then a Southwest drama The Western Sheriff closes the week.
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Benson Stock Company
Thelma
Marie Corelli
Rustic Theatre
Lexington Park
Dorothy Pembroke
Where Are My Children at Majestic Theatre
The Majestic Theatre will show Where Are My Children next Monday. The film explores birth control and will have an afternoon and evening screening with a special first matinee for censors and clergy.
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Majestic Theatre
Boston
Bertha Kalich Delivers Slander at South End Theatre
A large South End audience watched Bertha Kalich in Slander, a photo drama hailed as a must see for women and men to study. The bill also featured The Mysteries of Myra Railroad Bandits and What Could the Poor Girl Do.
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South End
Bertha Kalich
Myra
St James Theatre Presents Motoring and a Mixed Bill
The St James Theatre topped the program with the satirical revue Motoring about the auto craze. The bill also featured Edwards and Helene in In the Twilight, Dolly and Calame as singers and dancers, Willy Smith sings, the Haas brothers in a comedy triple act, a Keystone comedy and Pathe News, plus a Mary MacLaren photo feature Shoes.
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St. James Theatre
Edwards
Helene
Dolly
Calame
Willy Smith
Haas Brothers
Keystone
Pathe News
Mary MacLaren
How Britain Prepared thrills Shubert Theatre patrons
The Shubert Theatre has shown How Britain Prepared a week long, portraying Lord Kitchener turning 6,000,000 enlisted citizens into a formidable army. The film is described as an entertaining and vivid lesson in preparedness for America.
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Mexican
Britain
Shubert Theatre
Lord Kitchener
America
Exeter Street Theatre Week Attracts Western and Romance
First half features William S Hart in The Primal Lure and Mae Murrey in Sweet Kitty Bellairs. Second half presents Francis X Bushman in Man and His Soul and Peggy Hyland in Saints and Sinners. Travel pictures cartoons and comedies screen all week.
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Williams
Hart
Mae Murrey
Kitty Bellairs
Francis X. Bushman
Man
His
Peggy Hyland
Globe Theatre Summer Photo Feature Draws Favor
The Globe Theatre offers a varied summer programme of photo features praised for broad appeal. Acts change three times weekly. Yesterday Florence Reed starred in A Woman's Law alongside shorter releases and The Iron Claw. The same bill repeats today with a full bill change planned for Wednesday and Friday.
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Globe Theatre
Florence Reed
Palm Garden at Paragon Park Draws Huge Beach Crowd
The Palm Garden entertainment at Paragon Park Nantasket Beach maintains a high standard with cabaret and dansants alternating so patrons can enjoy both without leaving their tables. The cabaret program features new specialties by leading acts in the field.
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Paragon Park
Nantasket Beach
Boulevard Theatre Delights Medford with A Trip to the Sun
A large Medford audience welcomed the Boulevard Theatre last evening for a bright musical comedy titled A Trip to the Sun. The show features catchy music clever dancing and a chorus of young ladies performing numerous routines and song hits.
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Medford Boulevard
Cabaret and dansants at Pemberton Inn entertain guests
Guests at the Pemberton Inn enjoy alternating cabaret shows presented by Louise Mack Tom Quinn and Reynolds and Carpenter. Between courses they dance to lively tunes as the Banjo Band provides music for the evening.
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Pemberton Inn
Louise Mack
Tom Quinn
Reynolds
Carpenter
Orpet Testifies in Wisconsin Murder Trial
William H. Orpet, 20, UW student, testified in Waukegan Illinois court about his meeting with Marion Lambert on February 9 and her death, as the trial proceeding towards the next day’s continuation.
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Waukegan
William H. Orpet
University of Wisconsin
Marion Lambert
Man Testifies About Poison Death and Alibi Letters
A witness recounts seeing Marion die from cyanide after a woods meeting on Feb. 9. He contests that the poison came in powder form, notes a white powder on her face and hand, and says the molasses and water given was a cover. He describes alibi letters to his mother and Marion’s mother. He left Madison Feb. 8 with letters to be mailed Feb. 9 and claims he avoided detection by false explanations.
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Orpet
Marion
Madison
Otto Peterson
Convulsions Seen as Witness Describes Flight from Woods
The narrative recalls a woman experiencing convulsions and tremors during a woods incident. A dazed witness fled, then boarded a train to Madison. Orpet testified first for the defense as the proceedings opened.
Red Cross Nurse Recalls War Service Across Europe
Miss Louise Bennet a Red Cross nurse who returned from Europe spoke yesterday before the Massachusetts Branch for Women of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness at 601 Boylston Street. She described her experiences in Taignton England Neuilly France and at the Depage Hospital in La Panne Belgium.
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Louise Bennet
Red Cross
Europe
Massachusetts
Ballot Order Drawn for State Primary Ballot
Drawings determined ballot positions for the September 26 state primaries. Republicans occupy the left, Prohibition in the middle, and Democrats on the right, as decided at the Secretary of the Commonwealth office.
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Republican Party
Prohibition Party
Democratic Party
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Villa Napoli at Nantasket Joins New England Resort Ranks
Villa Napoli at Nantasket gains rapid popularity among New England resorts. Accessible by boat or train, it sits near stations and offers cabaret dances and orchestral selections for diners.
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Villa Napoli
Nantasket
New England
Princess Pat Ends Park Square Run After Ten Weeks
The final performance of this operetta at Park Square Theatre is set for Saturday night July 1. The run has lasted ten consecutive weeks and will close with that show.
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Pat
Park Square Theatre
Ferretra Injured After Fall From Open Car in Scollay Square
Michael Ferretra, barber, was thrown from the rear platform of an open car as it entered Scollay Square subway yesterday. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and was taken to Haymarket Square Relief Hospital, his name on the dangerous list.
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Michael Ferretra
Scollay Square
Haymarket Square
Mrs Marion Donnelly Marries William Murphy at St Thomas Jamaica Plain
Miss Marion Louise Donnelly daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Donnelly of 62 Wenham Street Forest Hills married William V Murphy of Arlington last evening in the rectory of St Thomas Church Jamaica Plain by Rev Father Timothy J Donovan curate of the church.
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Marion Louise Donnelly
Frank Donnelly
Wenham Street
Forest Hills
William V. Murphy
Arlington
St. Thomas’ Church
Jamaica Plain
Timothy J. Donovan
Shoes Carried In Black White Or Tan For All Ages
In black white or tan for men women and children 50c attached. Most good shoe dealers now sell latest styles already O Sullivan ized.
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