Comedy for the Copley presents The Case of Rebellious Susan
The Henry Jewett Players staged The Case of Rebellious Susan at the Copley Theatre last evening. Gladys Morris starred as Susan with Lucien Edenson played by Lionel Glenister and Fred W. Perma as the husband. Supporting cast included H Conway Wingfield Cameron Matthews Doris Sawyer Leon Gordon Beatrice Miller and Jessamine Newcombe.
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Susan
Copley Theatre
Henry Jewett Players
Henry Arthur Jones
Boston
Lucien Edenson
Africa
Hubby
Lucien
Gladys Morris
Lionel Glen Ister
Fred W. Perma
H. Conway Wingfield
Cameron Matthews
Doris Sawyer
Leon Gordon
Beatrice Miller
Jessamine Newcombe
Park Square Theatre Presents Fair and Warmer
The Park Square Theatre opened the first week of Fair and Warmer by Avery Hopwood, drawing the best audience of the season and proving a high liner in spring offerings.
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Park Square Theatre
Avery Hopwood
Recruiters Parade at B. F. Keith’s Theatre Week Long
The Boston venue hosts a week long recruitment drive with on stage troop details and a recruiting office in each lobby directed by Col. F. B. McCoy. Adele Ritchie headlines with a new song It’s Time For Every Boy to Be a Soldier joined by Pat Rooney Marion Bent and more acts including Bostock’s Riding School John B. Hymer Grace Dunbar Nile Mazie King and Hearst-Pathe News Pictorial.
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B. F. Keith
United States
Boston
Adele Ritchie
Guy Bates Post
F. B McCoy
United States Army
Dresden
China
Joseph M. Daly
Miss Ritchie
Pat Rooney
Marion Bent
Bostock
John B. Hymer
Grace Dunbar Nile
Kelly and
Globe Theatre Presents Six More Weekday Features
Marcus Loew releases six new bills for the Globe Theatre with motion pictures for the week. Today H B Warner stars in The Danger Trail. Dorothy Phillips appears Wednesday in The Girl With the Checkered Coat. Thursday features Jean Sothern in A Mothers Ordeal and The Voice on the Wire. Friday Kitty Gordon stars in Forget Me Not and Saturday offers The Masque of Life.
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Marcus Loew
Globe Theatre
H. B. Warner
Dorothy Phillips
Jean Sothern
Voice On the Wire
Kitty Gordon
Howard Atheneum Burlesque by Rollicking Maids Receives Adulation
The Howard Atheneum presented a burlesque show by the Rollicking Maids with John Black Tom Robinson Sammy Spears and Lillian Franklin among performers. The company showcased a chorus, humor acts, unicycle experts pianists aerialist and eccentric dancers with The Cheerful liars as the best singing chorus.
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Howard Atheneum
John Black
Tom Robinson
Sammy Spears
Lillian Franklin
Sue Milford
Mae Sherwood
Elva Grieves
Dick Maddox
Joe West
Frank Penny
Howard Numbered & Girls
Jack
Jessie Gibson
Murphy
Klein
Manning
Hall
May Belmont
Howard
Chinese illusionist Long Tack Sam headlines St. James Theatre
At Loew’s St. James Theatre yesterday Long Tack Sam led a program with his Chinese miracle workers. The show featured Morris and Allen in During the Intermission Holmes and La Vere in Themselves Daniels and Walters in a variety act and the Dancing Demons quartet. Screen offerings included a newsreel, a comedy, the eighth Mystery of the Double Cross episode, and Might and the Man starring Carmel Myers.
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Loew
Exeter Street Theatre Week Lineup Features Pennington and Taliaferro
For the first half of the week the Exeter Street Theatre presents Ann Pennington in The Rainbow Princess Mabel Taliaferro in The Magdalene of the Hills Pa the travel pictures and Sidney Drew comedy Safety First.
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Exeter Street
Ann Pennington
Mabel Taliaferro
Travel Pictures
Sidney Drew
Rigoletto Brothers Lead Orpheum Act With Versatile Feat
Twins known as the Rigoletto brothers headline at Loew's Orpheum Theatre with acts spanning instrumental music acrobatics illusion and Chinese trickster impressions. Boarding School Girls led by Miss Tommy Allen and Walter Ware provide the headliner as a musical farce. The bill also features The Punch Forest and Church Hudler Stein and Phillips Harmon and Malcolm Paul and Pauline plus newsreels a comedy and Violet Mersereau in Little Miss Nobody.
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Loew's Orpheum Theatre
Rigoletto Brothers
Tommy Allen
Walter Ware
The
America is Ready tops Bowdoins Square bill
The Bowdoins Square Theatre opened with a moving picture America is Ready showing Uncle Sam at work on preparedness. The Al Luttringer stock company led by Mr. Luttringer presented St Elmo to strong applause. Favorites included Martin Bremer Hugh Lester Fred Harvey Pearl Young Sadie Galloup Ann Dere and others. Vaudeville featured the Carsonia sisters acrobatic dancing novelty and the Minstrel Duo. Harry Lambert sang patriotic numbers and George Francis with Al Selden were noted features.
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America
Uncle Sam
Bowdoin Square Theatre
al Luttringer
Harry Lambert
George Francis
al Selden
Castle Square Theatre Hosts Craig Players and Mrs Wiggs Return
The Castle Square Theatre in Boston welcomed the Craig Players and Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch with Mabel Colcord in the title role. Cast included Graham Wesley, Augusta Gill, Donald Meek, Frederick Ormonde, Florence Martin, George Le Soir, Dorothy Dickinson and others. Next week Craig presents Kitty Kitty Kitty a new farce by William Blatt.
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Castle Square Theatre
Castle Square
Craig
Mrs. Wiggs
Boston
Mabel Colcord
Graham Welsey
Billy Wiggs
Augusta Gill
Hazy
Donald Meek
Stubbins
Frederick Ormonde
Al Reeves Headlines Gaiety Theatre Weekly Appearance
Burlesque star Al Reeves returns to the Gaiety Theatre with his beauty show assisted by John K. Hawley and Al Green. The chorus features many of the season’s handsomest girls and the bill includes vaudeville acts Sulzuck and Miller Taber and Claire Eddy and Earl Pagana and Jerry White and Marshall plus violinist Francis Murphy Payton and Green.
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al Reeves
Gaiety Theatre
John K. Hawley
al Green
Sulzuck
Miller
Taber
Claire
Eddy
Earl
Pagana
Francis Murphy
Payton
Green
Mr. Reeves
Jerry White
Marshall
Boston Theatre Presents Fairbanks In Again Out Again
Douglas Fairbanks headlines this week's Boston Theatre program with the feature In Again Out Again. Vaudeville includes Stephen D. O Rourke Kilkenny's Sweetest Tenor Burley and Burley Yamamoto brothers Faber and Arnold Alex Sparks and Harry All company Rat Tails on the Wharf plus the Topical Review current events in motion pictures.
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Boston
Douglas Fairbanks
Stephen D. O'Rourke
The Girl from Nowhere Burlesque at Waldron's Casino
The two act burlesque The Girl from Nowhere plays all this week at Waldron's Casino with specialties interspersed through the plot. Principal performers include Al k Hall Bobby Barry Harvey Brooks Joseph Weston Clarence Jennings Nellie Henry Joey Steele and the Misses Norma Bell Alfarretta Symonds and Mary Mack.
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Maids of America
Waldron’s
al K K. Hall
Bobby Barry
Harvey Brooks
Joseph Weston
Clarence Jennings
Nellie Henry
Joey Steele
Norma Bell
Alfarretta Symonds
Mary Mack
Franklin Park Theatre Week Programme
Franklin Park Theatre presents The Pride of the Clan starring Mary Pickford and The Great Secret with Francis X. Bushman and Bever ly Bayne. Vaudeville features include Great Harcourt The Growing Man Joe Stanley Crawford and Broderick and the Webber sisters. Tremont Temple offers a wholesome four hour Saturday bill with 17 reels including Little Shoes A Royal Pauper Robin Hood and scenic reels for families.
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Franklin Park Theatre
Mary Pickford
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Harcourt
Man
Joe Stanley
Crawford
Broderick
Webber
Tremont Temple
Gordon's Olympia Presents The Magdalene of the Hills
The Magdalene of the Hills stars Mabel Taliaferro as the headline motion picture at Gordons Olympia yesterday. The program includes The Hawk with Earle Williams, The British War seventh installment to a popular government film, and a variety of vaudeville and musical acts featuring The Mississippi Maids Cardo and Noel Dinklespiel Night School Hippodrome Four and The Randalls sharpshooters Chabot and Dix.
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Mabel Taliaferro
Gordon’s Olympia
Earle Williams
Cardo
Noel
Dinklespiel
Hippodrome Four
Randalls
Sharpshooters
Chabot
Dixon
Scollay Square Olympia Shows Pre Revolutionary Russia
At Scollay Square Olympia yesterday the feature presentation Darkest Russia depicts pre revolutionary Russia. Alice Brady stars in this screenplay and The British War seventh installment presents wartime scenes. Also shown is Past One at Rooney's based on an O Henry story. Vaudeville headliner Resista weighs 98 pounds and challenges any man to lift her. Warbler's Serenade and acts by Fairbanks Major, Colonel Jack George, Arthur De Voy and Grace Hazard complete the program.
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Russia
Scollay Square
Olympia
Alice Brady
Rooney’s
O. Henry
Resista
Warbler
Fairbanks
Major
Jack George
Arthur DeVoy and Company
Grace Hazard
Park Theatre Presents Mor al Courage and The Deemster Bill
Mor al Courage a Scotch tale in this country stars Muriel Ostriche and Arthur Ashley. Hall Caine's The Deemster appears in picture form with Derwent Hall Caine as Dan Mylrea. Also shown are Safety First with Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew and the Selig Tribune variety acts Holmes and Buchan society entertainers.
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Park Theatre
Muriel Ostriche
Arthur Ashley
Hall Caine
Deemster
Dan Mylrea
Derwent Hall Caine
Sidney Drew
the Selig Tribune
Holmes and Buchan
Tremont Theatre Stage Biz Brings Critics’ Cheers
Tremont Theatre continues its ninth week in Boston with A Tailor Made Man. Grant Mitchell stars as the title character with a strong supporting cast including Bernard A. Reinold L B Conness Barlowe Borland Robert Fischer Florence Shirley Rowland Buckstone Minna Gale Haynes Lotta Linthicum and Frank Burbeck among others.
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Tremont Theatre
Grant Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Bernard A. Reinold
L. 3 B. Conness
Barlowe Borland
Robert Fischer
Florence Shirley
Rowland E Buckstone
Minna Gale Haynes
Lotta Linthicum
Frank Burbeck
Dolly Sisters Extend Run At Wilbur Theatre
Rozsika and Yansei Dolly sisters close fifth week engagement at the Wilbur Theatre with strong attendance. The company includes Jessie Ralph Louise Randolph John Westley James Rennie Harry Lillford and J Archer Curtis among others continuing the nightly program in Hig Bridal Night.
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Wilbur Theatre
Dolly Sisters
Rozsika
Yansei
Hig
Jessie Ralph
Louise Randolph
John Westley
James Rennie
Harry Lillford
J. Archer Curtis
Plymouth Theatre Still Draws Big Crowds for Loder Performance
John Chil cote and John Loder star as Guy Bates Post continues his 10th week at Plymouth Theatre. Large audiences show clear appreciation for the star and the capable supporting company.
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John Chilcote
John Loder
Guy Bates Post
Plymouth Theatre
Beacon Theatre Showcases Heart's Desire and More
The Beacon Theatre presents Heart's Desire with star Marie Doro in the first half of the week. Also on the bill are Jean Sothern in A Mothers Ordeal and Mrs Vernon Castle in the final episode of Patria.
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Beacon Theatre
Marie Doro
Jean Sothern
Vernon Castle
Majestic Theatre to reopen with The Crisis on Monday
The Majestic Theatre will be dark this week and reopen Monday with Winston Churchill's The Crisis presented in movie form for the first time.
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Majestic Theatre
Winston Churchill
Old South Theatre Presents An Old Fashioned Young Man
Robert Marron stars in An Old Fashioned Young Man at the Old South Theatre with showings today and tomorrow. The production runs through the weekend drawing local theatergoers.
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Old South Theatre
Robert Marron
Boston Lawyer Rescues Cyclist in Front of Dreamwold
Walter R. Torrey a Boston lawyer risked his life saving Scott Gannet of North Scituate when a motorcycle collided with an automobile driven by Philip L. Reed of the Hotel Puritan. Torrey leaped from the front seat, grabbed Gannet by the collar, then the car stopped a few yards away. Gannet suffered severe cuts and bruises and was cared for by Dr. A. G. Fernald.
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Walter R. Torrey
Boston
Scott Gannet
North Scituate
Gannet
Dreamwold
Thomas W. Lawson
Philip L. Reed
Mr. Lawson
Torrey
Recount Produces Tie for Second at Charlestown Ward 4
A recount at the election commissioners' office left James J. Mullen Jr and Joseph M. Sullivan tied for second with 845 votes each in Ward 4 Charlestown. The Ward 4 delegation to the convention is limited to two, with John J. Mahoney leading at 905 votes.
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Election Commissioners’ Office
James J. Mullen, Jr
Joseph M. Sullivan
Ward 4
Charlestown
John J. Mahoney
Shuman Re elected Head Of City Hospital Trustees
A. Shuman was yesterday chosen president of the Poston City Hospital board for his 27th term. He has served on the board for 32 years. Joseph P. Manning was elected secretary.
Testimonial Performance for Park Square Theatre Monday
The seat sale is progressing splendidly for the special performance of Fair and Warmer at Park Square Theatre Monday evening. James R Keen and Howard Halpin head the box office staff who have dispensed tickets for years and built a large following.
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Park Square Theatre
James R. Keen
Howard Halpin
Modern Theatre Presents Clara Kimball Young in The Easiest Way
Clara Kimball Young stars at the Modern Theatre in The Easiest Way this week offering unusual gowning moments. Mae Murray and Billy Jacobs appear in The Primrose Ring with Tom Moore as the young doctor on the same bill.
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Clara Kimball Young
Miss Young
Mae Murray
Billy Jacobs
Tom Moore
Lancaster Theatre Show Draws District and Commuter Crowds
The Lancaster Theatre attracts local residents and North Station commuters with a program led by Naomi Childers in The Auction of Virtue and Earle Williams with Othel Grey Terry in Apartment 29.
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Lancaster Theatre
Virtue
Naomi Childers
Earle Williams
Othel Grey Terry
Washington Theatre Showbill Highlights July Week
The Washington Theatre presents for the first half of the week Charles Ray in The Pinch Hitter Fanny Ward in School for Husbands and Chester Conklin in Dodging His Doom through midweek engaging a broad plate of silent comedy and drama for local audiences.
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Washington Theatre
Charles Ray
Fanny Ward
School For Husbands
Chester Conklin
Fenway Theatre Plays Big Week Program
This week at Fenway Theatre features Robert Warwick in The Argyle Case and Mrs Vernon Castle in Patria plus The Third Ingredient by O J Jenry as part of the bill.
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Fenway Theatre
Robert Warwick
Vernon Castle
O. J Jenry
Taft Seeks Dry Yale Reunions In June
Yale graduates organize a dry reunion push led by a Taft committee of 71 alumni to June gatherings. An appeal to 21 500 Yale graduates urges support for prohibiting liquor at class reunions to influence wartime public opinion and extend to other colleges.
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New York
Yale
Taft
Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Rapid Eczema Relief
An advertisement touts Poslam as a quick acting skin remedy that can heal eczema and improve appearance. It claims strong healing energy and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Sampls
Emergency Laboratories
West 47Th St
New York City
Endless Colorado vacation tour offered by Rock Island Lines
An advertisement extols Colorado as the ideal vacation land with endless sightseeing options. It highlights Rocky Mountain National Park Estes Pikes Peak Garden of the Gods Colorado Springs Denver and more. The piece promotes inexpensive travel, offers illustrated literature, and urges readers to plan trips via Rock Island Lines Travel Bureau Boston and contact South Boston agent.
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Estes
Pikes Peak
Colorado Springs
Denver
Rock Island
Rock Island Travel Bureau
Old South Bldg
Boston
S&. L. Parrott
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