Lynn Manufacturers Consider Unity to Counter Strikes
Lynn May 8 A plan to unite all local manufacturers into a single organization to better face frequent labor strikes was discussed at the Lynn Manufacturers Association annual meeting. No talk of a city wide plant shutdown on May 15 occurred. Resolutions protesting the removal of the shoes tariff were approved and will be sent to Senators Lodge and Crane and to Congress.
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Crane
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Shubert Theatre Extends Run Of Harben Adaptation
The Shubert Theatre continues to show Will N. Harben's popular novel dramatization with Ann Boyd Lucille LaVerne in the cast. Boston stage success prompts the Shuberts to keep the production on for another week, signaling confidence in ongoing strong demand.
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Shubert Theatre
Ann Boyd
Lucille LaVerne
Will N. Harben
Boston
Shuberts
Andrew Mack in Bit of Blarney at Keiths with Songs
Boston favorite Andrew Mack performed at Keiths in an Irish monologue A Bit of Blarney enhanced by songs including Dan My Darling Dan The Rose Song Mothers Song and Believe Me of All Those Endearing Young Charms Jack Wilson Ada Lane and Franklyn Battie provided comic and musical acts Rivoli the Italian character artist presented A Scandal in a Restaurant with seven characters Lee White George Perry Claude and Fannie Usher and the Vissochi brothers with accordions joined the bill along with Rawson and June showing a New Zealand boomerang act.
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Andrew Mack
Boston
Keith
Dan
Tom Moore
Jack Wilson
Ada Lane
Franklyn Battie
Rivoli
Bill
Lee White
George Perry
Claude
Fannie Usher
Bertisch
Hercules
Vissochi Brothers
Rawson and
June
New Zealand
Arcadians Open Third Week at Colonial Theatre
Last evening The Arcadians continued a three week run at the Colonial Theatre delighting locals with their blend of comedy and music alongside the monsters they aim to convert.
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Colonial Theatre
The Commuters Maintains Lead at Park Theatre
The farcical comedy The Commuters remains extremely popular at the Park Theatre, entering its 12th week last evening. It wears well and looks well, like a fine piece of broadcloth, as observed by audiences.
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Aphie James Stars in Judy O Hara at Hollis Street Theatre
Aphie James brings a new Boston debut with Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnetts Judy O Hara at Hollis Street Theatre next Monday evening. The star portrays a lively Irish girl of Queen Annes era in a romance tied to the attempt to place the Pretender on the English throne.
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Aphie James
Boston
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Judy O’hara
Miss James
Tremont Theatre Welcomes Richard Carle and Jumping Jupiter
Richard Carle began the final week of his Boston engagement at Tremont Theatre with Jumping Jupiter receiving a cordial reception. Each successive performance has increased public liking for the production.
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Boston
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Jumping Jupiter
Majestic Theatre Opens Final Week for Prince of Pilsen
The closing week of Henry W. Savage's revival of The Prince of Pilsen began at the Majestic Theatre amid strong Boston attendance. Music lovers flock to witness the popular musical comedy one last time as the run nears its end.
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Majestic Theatre
Boston
Boston Theatre Presents The Old Town stars
Boston has evidently decided that David Montgomery and Fred Stone in The Old Town now playing at the Boston Theatre are as clever and funny as ever, supported by a capable company and Dillingham style opulence of vestiture and appointment.
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David Montgomery
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Castle Square Theatre Shows Merchant of Venice
Castle Square Theatre in Boston presented The Merchant of Venice with strong stage design and notable performances. Craig impressed as Shylock in a humane portrayal. Miss Lilliamr Lawrence impressed as Portia, while Hallett Thompson played Bassanio. Nerissa and Antonio were by Gertrude Binley and Frederick Murray. Cast also included George Hassell, Al Roberts, A. L. Hickey, Bert Young, Wilfred Young, and Florence Shirley. The matinee drew about 2000 Greater Boston schoolchildren, under Twentieth Century Club auspices.
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al Roberts
A. L. Hickey
Bert Young
Wilfred Young
Florence Shirley
Greater Boston
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Bohemian burlesque at the Howard delights Boston audience
Yesterday's Howard show pleased patrons with Patsy in Paris featuring Andy Gardner and Ida Nicolai plus The Belle of the Boarding School. The Valmore sisters, Hugh Bernard, Jack Dunham, Arthur Young, Bill Lawrence and Mark Thompson drew laughs while Jack Sheehan staged Battle Royal. The Zogarras spinning globe, Charlie Mackie’s songs, Mavilo the wire artist, and Burns and Clifton as fan makers also impressed.
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Columbia Theatre Presents Burlesque Bill of Laughs and Song
The Broadway Burlesquers at the Columbia stage two burlesques Trilby and Billee Taylor with a balanced mix of singers comedians and attractive performers. Musical numbers include operatic selections by Smith and Gilmore plus Lola Estile tunes and Frank Smith’s On the First Dark Night Next Week. Italian wrestling champion John Perelli faces challengers with a finish match against Jim Smart on Wednesday. New amateur sensations debut Friday night.
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Columbia
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Waldron's Casino Presents The Love Makers in Africa
A touring commercial traveller in Sam Howe's The Love Makers in Africa headlines Waldron's Casino week. Howe leads with a superb cast and vibrant production, featuring a 35 member chorus and the Ju Ju pony ballet alongside catchy song hits.
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Globe Theatre Welcomes New Summer Vaudeville Policy
Globe crowds yesterday greeted a summer policy of all star vaudeville and new motion pictures. The Robinson Trio the Jug gling Carrolls the Musical Brandons and Alex Wilson and his talking figures kept big houses laughing with ongoing performances.
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Robinson Trio
Carrolls
Brandons
Alex Wilson
Orpheum Theatre Presents Availed Variety At Week's Bill
The Orpheum features Armstrong and Clark in a piano logue comedy sketch Finding a Part ner. The Shepperly sisters sing, Robert Young performs as a character comedian, Lewis and Bell offer novelty singing with trapeze, Arthur Browning and his dog perform comedy and dancing, Goodrich and Lingham present Letty, Orth and Lillian sing and talk, while McPhee and Hill close with a comedy bar act for a varied bill.
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Orpheum
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Robert Young
Lewis and Bell
Arthur Browning
Goodrich and Lingham
Orth
Lillian
McPhee
Hill
Grand Opera House Presents The Sweetest Girl in Dixie
The Grand Opera House closes its season with The Sweetest Girl in Dixie a antebellum tale by Freda Siemens featuring Alice Seymore as Babette. Supporting cast earns praise as matinees are set for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
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Bel Canto Trio Leads Bowdoin Square Theatre Show
The Bowdoin Square Theatre crowd enjoyed a varied program headlined by the Bel Canto Trio with a novel college feature that drew big laughs. Jane Elton entertained with playful makeups while De Marse and Boyer offered a clever colonial musical. La Temple and company delivered a strong mystery feature as Mack and Mullaly impressed as dancers. Arry Rose and Johnny Earles provided strong comedy and song between acts.
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Jane Elton
de Marse
Boyer
la Temple and Company
Mack
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Arry Rose
Johnny Earles
Hub hosts furriers while Bar on von Hainhausen visits Boston
The Hub becomes a global fur market as dealers set up in the Brewster with models and over 100000 dollars in furs. Baron Haniel von Hainhausen and labor leader H Zeller tour Boston hotels, praising US Germany ties and noting Labor Day differences between nations.
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Medical Men Entertained at Boston City Club Event
About 100 medical examiners attended a gathering hosted by the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters’ high standing committee at the Boston City Club. Dr Francis J Hanley of Whitman served as toastmaster with guests Dr Harry W Goodall Dr Francis D Donoghue and Joseph Smith speaking on scientific topics and humor. Attendees included Rev James H O Neil East Boston John F Harrigan Worcester Daniel H Maguire Bradford James Dignam New Bedford Edward N Clancy Watertown Cornelius F Buckley South Boston Timothy J Collins Springfield and Dr Francis J Hanley.
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Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Francis J. Hanley
Whitman
Harry W. Goodall
Francis D. Donoghue
Joseph Smith
East Boston
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Worcester
Daniel H. Maguire
Bradford
James Dignam
New Bedford
Edward N. Clancy
Watertown
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South Boston
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Springfield
Hub Theatre Presents Ali Raja and Company Show
The Hub Theatre features Ali Raja and company mind reading marvels with Nine Henroost Inspectors Billie Fay Bob don Trio Allisons banjoists Lucille Savoy Parisian novelty Smith brothers novelty gymnasts Anna Murray Murray and Wilson eccentric comedians and Harry Lorraine black face comedian in a lively bill.
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Billie Fay
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Lucille Savoy
Smith Brothers
Anna Murray
Murray
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Harry Lorraine
Scenic Temple Show Delivers Rip Roaring Skit
Scenic Temple presented a lively comic program yesterday featuring Harry Holman and company in The Wise Old Owl. Bowman Deanes drew smiles as a rude comedian, Nebro impressed as a clever juggler, and Nelson and Milledge offered a polished sketch.
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Charity Horse Show for Boston’s Floating Hospital
Boston set to host a charity horse show at the Boston Arena on Wednesday and Thursday with 34 classes and 418 entries. Displaying strong society support boxes are selling, and exhibitors from New England, New York, Newport, and Kentucky aim to aid a sick child during the heated season.
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Priests and Laymen at K. of C. Dinner
The Mt Benedict Council Knights of Columbus Somerville held a banquet at St Ann s Halls with four hundred members. Priests and laymen spoke on the church’s efforts to combat social evils threatening the state and nation. Attendees included Rev P J Supple and mayors Burns Barry Fitzgerald with several dignitaries and officials.
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J. Edward Barry
Cambridge
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Boston
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Joseph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
Navy mess attendants killed in shipboard shooting at Charlestown yard
Alexander Allen a colored mess attendant aboard the U S S Nebraska was shot and killed at 530 yesterday morning by James Beecks another colored attendant on the same vessel Beecks surrendered to the deck officer and is confined in the ship brig awaiting court martial The shooting followed repeated fistfights between the two men Allen known as the Navy s best pugilist died within minutes after the gunfire
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Charlestown Navy Yard
James Beecks
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Allen
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Austin and Stone's Museum Show Delights Audiences with Acts
Austin and Stone's Museum drew crowds yesterday with Kid Canfield the reformed gambler as the central attraction. Detailed explanations of gambler tricks, Helen Stanley in artistic posing, the trunk mystery by Mazzoni and Bovais the perilous gymnast, strength feats by the Stanleys, and the comedette Summer Visitors in the theatre all featured in a lively program.
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Austin & Stone
Helen Stanley
Mazzoni and Company
Bovais
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Pollies of New York and Paris at the Gaiety Theatre
The Gaiety Theatre presents a beauty filled program with scenic effects and light comedy. Cast includes Jennie Austin Harry oe Henry Nope Nell Capron Harvey Green and Onswers.
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Paris
Gaiety Theatre
Jennie Austin
Harry Oe Henry Nope
Nell Capron
Harvey Green
Onswers
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