Sam Cohen’s amateurs at Loew’s Columbia Theatre
Laughter fills the Loew’s Columbia Theatre Mondays as Sam Cohen’s amateurs perform. This week features four acts of vaudeville and Ethel Clayton in A City Sparrow and May Allison in The Cheater. Also on screen are a new comedy and news pictorial, with Held by the Enemy and Walter McGrail in Blind Youth presenting in the latter half the week alongside vaudeville.
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Sam Cohen
Loew
Columbia Theatre
Ethel Clayton
May Allison
Enemy
Walter McGrail
Wilbur Theatre ends week with Jim Jam Jems show
The Wilbur Theatre began the final week of the musical Jim Jam Jems last night. Audiences praised the bright score clever plot and strong singing and dancing. The next act on March 21 will feature Samson and Delilah with the Russian star Ben Ami as lead.
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Wilbur Theatre
Samsor Ped Delilah
Ben Ami
Dandruff Cure Claim Uses Liquid Argon Shown
A vintage remedy asserts that applying four ounces of liquid argon overnight dissolves dandruff completely. One to four applications allegedly remove all flakes and itching, leaving hair fluffy and glossy. Claimants say liquid arvon is inexpensive and available at drugstores.
Head Noise Relief Remedy Prescribed By Druggist
If you have Catarrhal Deafness or head noises, obtain Pars mint double strength and mix a half ounce with hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take one tablespoon four times daily to ease head noises, open clogged nostrils, improve breathing, and stop mucus drainage. Easy to prepare, low cost, and pleasant to take.
Phantom Lover serial reveals Micky’s Paris lie goes wrong
Micky Mellowes confronts Ashton in a London club over a Paris affair and a concealed marriage to Esther Shepstone. Astonished by the truth, Ashton is forced to apologize as Micky defends his wife’s honor before Apollo peers and friends.
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Paris
Micky
Ashton
van Scoundrel
Father Shenstone
Fidred’s
Letter of confession seals fate of Micky and Esther
Micky writes a desperate letter to Esther confessing a secret marriage and his unyielding love after a night of scandal at Hoopers. He pleads to be understood, fears ruin, and offers to remain in London for 24 hours awaiting her answer. The note ends with “To be continued tomorrow” as the tale unfolds in the Daily and Sunday Post.
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Micky Mellowes
London
Marie Deland
Esther Shepstone
Esther
Micky
Raymond Ashton
Ashton
England
June
Mason
Hoopers
Driver
Paris
Daily
Sunday Post
Gordon's Strand Presents The Devil with Arliss Cast
Gordon's Strand screens The Devil starring George Arliss through Wednesday night. Sylvia Breamer Ky Cotton Edmund Lowe and Roland Bottomley supported by Mrs Arliss deliver strong performances. Also featured are Dizzie Maucap and Major Jack Allem lecturing on animal captures plus News Weekly and a new comic short.
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the Devil
George Arliss
Gordon's Strand
Sylvia Breamer
Ky Cotton
Edmund Lowe
Roland Bottomley
Mrs. Arliss
Lee Kis
Jack Allem
Former film stars do turn at Howard Athenaeum
Francis X. Bushman Beverly Bayne and other vaudeville acts headline a Howard Athenaeum program featuring a comedietta Poor Rich Man with a chorus of performers. Cora Livingston world champion female wrestler receives ovation and will headline one week more, while burlesque Puss Puss company and film The Old Fashioned Boy add variety to a lively bill.
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Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Keith’s
Seal
Schichtle
Cora Livingston
Howard Athenaeum
Cora
Howard
Puss Puss
Ray Read
Ben Small
Evelyn Demerest
Vigla Bohley
Joe Simms
Robert Warfield
Will Young
Roy Peck
Mabel Whitman
Rounders
Charles Ray
Russian ballet heading vaudeville at Loews Orpheum
The Loews Orpheum opens the week with a Russian ballet headed by Alexis Ruloff Shura Rulova and the Russian Imperial Ballet offering a revue of classical and character dances. Also on bill are Angel and Adelon in Slapped Walter Fenner and Company Show Me Grace Leonard Villa and Fred Royce Peters and Le Buff. A Pathe spectacle heads the photoplay attractions with The Empire of Diamonds. The second half features Clark's Hawaiians and the Thomas Ince cinema spectacle Beau Rebel.
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Loews Orpheum Theatre
Alexis Ruloff
Shura Rulova
Russian Imperial Ballet
Angel
Adelon
Walter Fenner
Grace Leonard
Villa
Fred Royce
Peters
le Buff
Pathe
Empire of Diamonds
Clark
Thomas Ince
Somerville Players Stage Four Woman's Game This Week
The Somerville Players present Four Woman's Game with Ange Bronaugh in the heroine role recalling Patsy After All. Carroll Ashburn stars as the rich parent, Frank Thomas as the schemer. The cast delivers strong performances. Next week the company will stage Sex Against Sex.
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Somerville
Ange Bronaugh
Patsy
Greenwich Village Follies Delights Shubert Theatre Crowd
Greenwich Village Follies at the Shubert Theatre has drawn strong praise and high attendance. The management offers an entertainment out of the ordinary and has achieved success with its lively program and favorable audience response.
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Greenwich Village
Shubert
Plymouth Theatre Gertie's Garter draws big crowds
The Plymouth Theatre hosts the farce Gertie's Garter with Hazel Dawn and Walter Jones in leading roles. A large audience attends each performance as the spicy situations unfold, while the principals and troupe deliver humorous misadventures.
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Gertrude Darling
Plymouth Theatre
Faith Healer shines at Gordon's Olympia Theatre
The Faith Healer earned a decisive hit at Gordon's Olympia Theatre last night with Milton Sills as the leading man and Ann Forrest as the leading woman. The program also featured News Weekly, a new comic picture and five acts of vaudeville for the encore.
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Faith Healer
Gordon’s
Olympia Theatre
Milton Sills
Ann Forrest
What Women Will Do at Gordon’s Scollay Square Olympia
Yesterday at Gordon’s Scollay Square Olympia the entertainment offers thrills with romance. Anna Q Nilsson stars with Earl Metcalfe George Majeroni Allan Forrest Jane Jennings and Riley Hatch in a vivid performance showcasing her talent. Also on the program News Weekly a new comic picture and five acts of vaudeville featuring Olympia Desvall and her trained horses and dogs.
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Gordon's Scollay Square
Olympia
Anna Q. Nilsson
Miss Nilsson
Earl Metcalfe
George Majeroni
Allan Forrest
Jane Jennings
Riley Hatch
Equestrienne
Olympia Desvall
Exeter Street Theatre Presents Officer 666 and Silk Hosiery
Today and Wednesday at Exeter Street Theatre feature Tom Moore in Officer 666 and Enid Bennett in Silk Hosiery. Later in the week Mr and Mrs Carter de Haven perform in Twin Beds with King Victor's Special The Jack Knife Man on the same bill.
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Exeter Street
Tom Moore
Enid Bennett
Silk Hossiery
Mrs. Carter de Haven
King Victor
Jack Knife Man
Marriage of William Ashe at Lancaster Theatre with May Allison
May Allison stars in The Marriage of William Ashe at the Lancaster Theatre. Dorothy Gish showcases talent as lead in The Ghost in the Garret. On Thursday Bebe Daniels appears in She Couldn't Help It and Milton Sills in The Furnace in separate program changes.
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William Ashe
May Allison
Lancaster
Dorothy Gish
Bebe Daniels
Milton Sills
A Perfect Crime at St James Theatre Week Preview
The St James Theatre presents A Perfect Crime the first half of the week along with special comedy Pathe News and vaudeville featuring Frank Lane and company Tyler and Colerane the Musical Monroes Walter Kaufman and the two Earls. Thursday Mack Sennett brings A Small Town Idol with new comedy news Velvet Fingers No 12 and five acts of vaudeville.
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St. James Theatre
Pathe
Frank Lane
Tyler and
Colerane
Monroes
Walter Kaufman
Two Earls
Mack Sennett
Park Square Theatre Hosts Roi Cooper Megrue Comedy
The word of mouth praise for Honors Are Even has drawn thousands of theatregoers to Roi. Cooper Megrue's comedy. The praise from press and audience helps sustain the long run of co stars William Courtenay and Lola Fisher at Selwyns Park Square Theatre.
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Cooper Megrue
William Courtenay
Lola Fisher
Selwyns
Park Square Theatre
When Knights Were Bold At The Copley Theatre
A popular Copley Theatre revival of When Knights Were Bold draws large crowds. A young Englishman travels centuries into the past via a mysterious liquid, meets his ancestors, and returns with a lighter view of family pretensions. E. BE. Clive played the dreamer with Viola Roach as his fiancée. May Ediss starred as the jester.
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Copley Theatre
E. BE. Clive
Viola Roach
H. Conway-Winefield
May Ediss
Miss May
Social Maids at Gayety Theatre Opens After Noon
Gayety Theatre presents A show with a kick described as Social Maids opening yesterday afternoon. Lead comedy roles go to George Niblo and Johnny O'Donnell with Helen Spencer as soubrette. Anna OConnell and Mabelle Blake form a dainty pairing, Elinore Wilson praised for a beautiful voice. Chorus girls are noted as good looking and well trained.
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George Niblo
Johnny O'Donnell
Helen Spencer
Anna O'Connell
Mabelle Blake
Elinore Wilson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Revival
Pimples boils eruptions and other weak symptoms signal blood deficiency and susceptibility to contagions. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to cleanse enrich and vitalize the blood and restore strength for the blood stomach liver and kidneys. The ad touts three generations of satisfaction and promotes Hood's Pills as a gentle laxative.
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Hood
Tremont Temple Hosts 24th Week of Way Down East
Tremont Temple opened its 24th consecutive week of the Way Down East show yesterday afternoon. The production, a popular entertainment, draws audiences to see the act after viewing it themselves. Lillian Gish and Richard Barthelmess perform the leading roles in the revival.
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Boston
East
Tremont Temple
Lillian Gish
Richard Barthelmess
Tonic for the Nerves and the Pink Pills Claim
A Batavia New York woman testifies that Dr Williams Pink Pills restored her thin blood, eased neuritis pains, improved appetite and sleep, and led to full recovery. She urges others to try the tonic and notes pills are sold by druggists or mailed postpaid from Schenectady. A free booklet on nervous diseases is offered.
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Almond Eidman
Center Street
Batavia
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Schenectady
Cure Your Rupture Like Cured Mine
A seafaring captain suffers a long illness after a double rupture. After doctors fail and a dangerous operation looms, he instead cures himself, returning from bedridden years to health.
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Collings
Truss
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