Personalities I Have Met and Miss Joyce’s Studio Return
In Biograph studio memories Alice Joyce is praised for beauty and talent. She left acting to raise a family but returned to screen work while cherishing motherhood. Her quiet home life contrasts with professional fame, and her stage debut with husband at Greenroom Club marks a new chapter. The piece notes her voice and maternal devotion, with hopes her daughter may follow.
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Biograph
Alice Joyce
Biograph Studio
Miss Joyce
Tom Moore
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Joyce
New York
Pickford Talks and Freedom Party Humor Preview
Ine Mary Pickford talks will appear five days weekly in the Daily Post and Sundays in the Sunday Post. Colonel Corn launches the Freedom Party with a side splitting comic feature set for the next Sunday Post.
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Mary ‘Pickford
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Mrs. Vanderbilt Donates 25000 for Mexican Border Troops
New York report notes Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, wife of Lieutenant Colonel Vanderbilt, contributed 25000 to aid state troops headed to the Mexican border. The gift funds hospital equipment and a tractor with six trailers to form an ambulance outfit used in France.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
New York National Guard
France
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Somerville Trade Group and Civic Association Hold Canobie Lake Outing
The Somerville Board of Trade and West Somerville Civic Association staged a joint outing to Canobie Lake in Salem New Hampshire with fifty three cars required for transport. A parade through main streets preceded the day of festivities.
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Somerville
Somerville Board of Trade
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Canobie Lake
Salem
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Author Thomas Russell Sullivan Dies in 66th Year
Thomas Russell Sullivan, descendant of former Governor James Sullivan, died yesterday at 382 Marlboro Street in his 66th year. Funeral at noon tomorrow at King's Chapel with prayers by Rev Howard M. Brown. Sullivan wrote Roses of Shadow Day and Night Stories Tom Sylvester Ars and Vita Courage of Conviction Lands of Summer and others. He belonged to the National Institute of Arts and Letters the University Elite the Tavern Club and the Players Club in New York and was a trustee of the Boston Athenæum.
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Howard M. Brown
Boston
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Players’ Club
New York
Boston Atheneum
Bay State Street Railway Fight Over Fare Revision
Alton D. Adams testified before the Public Services Commission that Bay State Street Railway earned 6.74 percent on its investment in 1914, not a loss as claimed by the road. He said income was diverted to plant improvements. The commission blocked calling Chicago expert Bion J. Arnold, whose fee was cited. The hearing, now into its 51st day, resumes with Bay State presenting direct testimony.
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Arnold
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Citizens’ Defender
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Actor Theodore Hamilton Dies at 80 in Connecticut
Theodore Hamilton longtime stage figure died Tuesday at his West Haven Connecticut summer home at age 80. He acted with Edwin Booth in Shakespearean roles and as the Duke of Buckingham in Richard the Third at the Old Bowery Theatre. His last appearance was in Irvin Cobb's Back Home at the Cohen Theatre. He also appeared in Puddin Head Wilson and The Pride of Jennico and was the last surviving mourner at Edgar Allan Poe’s Baltimore graveside.
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Duke of Buckingham
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Old Bowery Theatre
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Cohan Theatre
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Edgar Allan Poe
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Woman's cash juggled in Massachusetts larceny case
Charles F. Maxwell testified in the Superior Criminal Court that part of the 21500 Whitmore received from Harriet Huntington was diverted to a man in England with a similar device. Maxwell admitted signing large receipts at Whitmore's request and confirmed Whitmore's claim of larceny by false representations. The trial resumes this morning.
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Harriet A. Huntington
Hyde Park
Charles F. Maxwell
Superior Criminal Court
Whitmore
Maxwell
Mr. Lavelle
Parish Plans Big Field Day at Wood Island Park
The Church of the Assumption East Boston hosts its annual picnic and field day on Saturday July 1 at Wood Island Park. Activities run 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with sports dancing and entertainments and a clam chowder sold by Patrick Clemens. Parish divisions are led by Fathers Fitzgerald Condon and OConnell with various ladies in charge of tables.
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Wood Island Park
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John B. Condon
F. O’connell
Mary Coleman
McAteer
Barry
Olsen
Sheehan
Father Condon
Beach Modes in New Bathing Suits Shown
Maude Hall describes the latest bathing suit ideas titled Beach modes and the color pictures are featured in the upcoming Sunday Post.
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