Trilby Condensation Promises Fresh Readership Tomorrow
Thousands who have read or seen Trilby will welcome the Post’s condensed edition in tomorrow’s issue. The feature rekindles old characters and explains why Trilby and Svengali terms entered common usage. Later installments promise John Halifax Gentleman and The Beloved Vagabond among others, with Jane Eyre highlighted.
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Trilby
Taffy
Laird
Billie
Svengali
Sweet Alice
Ben Bolt
Alice
Post
John Halifax
Miss Mulock
Basil King
William J. Locke
Clifton B. Carberry
Charlotte Bronte
T. L. Hood
Harvard University
Mr. Hood
Gondoliers Returns to Plymouth in Gilbert and Sullivan Style
After a long absence from the local stage, The Gondoliers was presented by Fortune Gallo's company at the Plymouth Theatre. The performance, a comic operetta from Gilbert and Sullivan, marks a rare departure from their usual England based satire and showcases witty pen work and brisk satire by the collaborators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Fortune Gallo’s Opera Company
Messrs
Gilbert and Sullivan
England
Gondoliers and Mikado Bring Opera Spirit to Local Stage
A local company delivers a demanding program with melodic high art and subtle comedy. Cast includes Mabel Day as Gianetta and Gladys Caldwell as Tessa, with Warren Proctor and James Goddard as the gondoliers. Performances run The Gondoliers tonight and on Thursday matinee, The Mikado Thursday to Saturday, and Pinafore next week with Gallo’s troupe concluding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sullivar
Mabel Day
Gladys Caldwell
Gianetta
Tessa
Barataria
Warren Proctor
James Goddard
Mr. Proctor
William Danforth
Frank Moulan
Duke of
Plaza-Toro
Frank Phillips
Luiz
Miss Tammen
Fiametta
Miss Beach
Vittoria
Miss Pierce
Guilia
Miss Craig
Inez
Miss Castles
Casalda
Mr. Gallo
Jolson Stars As Sinbad Opens Week Six At Boston Opera House
The sixth week of Al Jolson in Sinbad opened at the Boston Opera House with a special events. Jolson, celebrating a birthday, received countless telegrams of congratulations and a large horseshoe of red and white roses from the company and staff. The show featured new gags about Jolson and a notably lively performance. About 1000 officers and sailors from the submarine fleet in Boston attended, invited by the Mayor's committee.
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al Jolson
Boston Opera House
United States
Sinbad” Company
Mr. Jolson
Jolson
Boston
Heart of Humanity at Upham’s Corner Strand features Dorothy Phillips
Canadian girl follows her husband to war to aid French and Belgian orphans in The Heart of Humanity starring Dorothy Phillips. On the same bill is Oh, You Women! with Arthur Martell at the Strand organ providing a lively programme, plus Strand News Weekly and a comedy. A complete picture change is planned for Thursday to Saturday.
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Heart of Humanity
Dorothy Phillips
Upham’s Corner
Paramount
Arthur Martell
Strand Organ
Strand News
Rex Beach Novel Brought To Screen At Modern Theatre
The Crimson Gardenia now on screen at Modern Theatre this week. Rex Beach story of romantic mystery features Owen Moore and Hedda Nova in leading roles, with Dorothy Gish also appearing in I ll Get Him Yet in a principal part and drawing interest for her performance.
Edna Goodrich Headlines Keiths Theater Week
Keiths Theatre presents Edna Goodrich in The Mannequin by Edgar Allen Woolf plus strong acts. Joé Towle the fanmaker debuts a new comedy act. Ward and girls bring songs and dances, Lou Holtz delivers lively comedy, Mignon debuts new characterizations, Jeanette Hackett and Harry Delmar appear in Studies in Pan ce, and Kinograms round out the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith's
Edna Goodrich
Jeanette Hackett
Harry Delmar
Pance
Dorothy Gish Stars in The Heart of Humanity at Central Square
At Central Square Theatre the first half of the week features Dorothy Gish in The Heart of Humanity with a highprice photoplay. The vaudeville includes Margaret Ford and the O Gorman girls in song and dance, Corcoran and Mack in A Study in Fun, Kirke Brown and company in The Wife Tamer, Top and Bottom and Harry Rodgers. An entire programme change occurs Thursday through Saturday with Elsie Ferguson in One Week of Life.
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Central Square Theatre
Ambridge
Dorothy Gish
Margaret Ford
O'Gorman
Corcoran and Mack
Elsie Ferguson
Vaudeville and film bill at Waldorf Theatre this week
A varied program offers Cleo Lewis Winkle and Dean and Mr Winkle back from service abroad with George Randall and company in Too Easy Gruerre and Carmen plus violin and harp. Karslake's pigs perform. On screen are news pictures a comedy and Come Again Smith starring J Warren Kerrigan. The last half features Bud Lorraine Conrad and Janos William Morrow the Mahoney brothers Rubie troupe of acrobats and Love Hunger with Lillian Walker.
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Waldorf Theatre
Cleo Lewis
Winkle
Dean
Mr. Winkle
George Randall and Company
Gruerre
Carmen
Karslake
Pigs
Bud Lorraine
Conrad and
Janos
William Morrow
Monologist
The
Mahoney Brothers
Rubie
Lillian Walker
Lyons Vosco Lead At Orpheum Vaudeville Show
Lyons and Vosco headline the first half with The Harpist and the Singer and Out of Work by Anderson and Bean plus the Randow trio. The screen features latest news pictures a comedy and Knickerbocker Buckaroo with Douglas Fairbanks. The second half again stars Lyons Vosco alongside Holmes and Le Vere in Themselves Curry and Graham and other acts. Erin Bennett stars on screen in The Haunted Bedroom. An unusual this week at the Orpheum.
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Orpheum Theatre
Lyons and
Vosco
Anderson and
Bean
Bert Walton
Beck and
Stone
Randow
Douglas Fairbanks
Artcraft
Holmes and le Vere
Curry
Graham
Earl Rickard
Barlows
Erin Bennett
Paramount
Globe Theatre Keeps Photoplay Week With Major Films
The Globe Theatre maintains its photoplay week, shifting shows on Thursday. Leading the bill is Knickerbocker Buckaroo starring Douglas Fairbanks, touted as his most ambitious athletic comedy yet. Evelyn Greeley appears early in the week in Phil for Short, followed by Enid Bennett in The Haunted Bedroom for the latter half. News pictures and comedies accompany the photoplays on each bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Chang the Globe Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Evelyn Greeley
Phil
Enid Bennett
Paramount
News
Codman Square Theatre Week Preview Vaudeville Bill
Codman Square Theatre presents a first half lineup featuring Hendricks and Evans in song and comedy Orten and Fallows as singers and dancers Bud Lorraine the cowboy ventriloquist and the Gorgallis trio in shooting feats On screen Nazimova in Toys of Fate A second half bill includes the Pall Mall trio Meredith and Snoozer the Humphreys Cleo Lewis and The Turn in the Road on screen with an all star cast The vaudeville program showcases a mix of acts and features across stage and screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codman Square Theatre
Hendricks and Evans
Orten and Fallows
Bud Lorraine
Gorgallis
Nazimova
Pall Mall
Meredith
Majestic Theatre ends run of A Bird of Paradise
Final week at Majestic Theatre for the melo drama A Bird of Paradise featuring Florence Rockwell as the Kanaka princess Luana. The program notes highlight a charming, romantic setting and a theme of loving devotion. The motion picture The Unpardonable Sin follows on June 2.
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Majestic Theatre
Florence Rockwell
Luana
Waldron's Casino Presents Star and Garter Burlesque Show
This week at Waldron's Casino features the Star and Garter burlesque troupe noted for up to date material scenery and costumes. The company includes Florence Darney Ray Reed Babe De Palmer Billy Bovis Charles Burns and a bright chorus.
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Waldron
Star and Garter Show
Florence Darney
Ray Reed
Babe de Palmer
Billy Bovis
Charles Burns
The Crimson Gardenia at Beacon Theatre with Rex Beach tale
The Beacon Theatre screens Rex Beach adventure The Crimson Gardenia set in New Orleans during Mardi Gras with Owen Moore and Hedda Nova in the leads. Dorothy Gish stars in I'll Get Him Yet, portrayed as a mercurial role by the young actress.
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Rex Beach
New Orleans
Beacon Theatre
Owen Moore
Hedda Nova
Dorothy Gish
Fog delays Curtiss F seaplane flights at Pemberton Inn
A thick fog Sunday postponed the Curtiss F seaplane flights at Pemberton Inn though the aircraft remained on site and was inspected by hundreds of guests. The flights are rescheduled for next Sunday with diners invited to take airplane trips during their meals.
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Pemberton Inn
Candida at the Copley Theatre in Boston
George Bernard Shaw's Candida was staged by the Tenry Jewett Players at the Copley Theatre last evening, presenting a smooth performance with Jessamine Newcombe as Candida and Leonard Craske as Marchbanks. Viola Roach, Cameron Matthews, E. E. Clive, and Fred W. Permain filled key roles as the play continues this week.
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George Bernard Shaw
Copley Theatre
Tenry Jewett Players
Jewett
Copley
Boston
Park Theatre
Arnold Daly
Marchbanks
Jessamine Newcombe
Viola Roach
Prosperine
Cameron Matthews
James Mayor Morell
Leonard Craske
E. E. Clive
Alexander Mills
Fred W. Permain
Mr. Burgess
Salome at Bowdoin Square Theatre Delights Audiences
The Bowdoin Square Theatre offered Salome with Theda Bara in the title role and noted vampire charm and ancient Jerusalem vividness. The Home Breaker starring Dorothy Dalton played alongside vaudeville acts Day and Brown and others. The Man of Might closing episode surprised audiences while bargain features wooed Friday crowds and next week promises W S Hart in The Money Corral.
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Salome
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Theda Bara
Jerusalem
Paramount
Dorothy Dalton
Day and Brown
Louis London
Simpson and Dean
George
Lily Garden
George Martin
W. 8S
Hart
Money Corral
Griffith to Open Boston Repertory Season at Colonial
David Wark Griffith, famed producer, arrives in Boston tonight to direct the opening of his repertory Season at the Colonial Theatre tomorrow. His party includes G W Bitzer John L Lloyd Frank Wortmann Robert Edgar Long Alma Weiner and others. After the premiere of Broken Blossoms Griffith will return to California studio work stop at the Touraine during his stay.
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David Wark Griffith
Boston
Colonial Theatre
California
Griffith
Touraine
Playthings of Passion at Park Theatre Featured
Kitty Gordon stars in Playthings of Passion a broad appeal film showing life in high society and the tenement district with glamorous gowns. Viola Dana leads The Parisian Tigress offering her noted charm while Sunshine comedy Virtuous Husbands provokes laughter and a violinist performs two pieces.
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Kitty Gordon
Park Theatre
Miss Gordon
Viola Dana
Miss Dana
Theda Bara Stars in Salome at Franklin Park Theatre
Theda Bara drew crowds at Franklin Park Theatre with Salome, a revival of the famed vampire tale. Her compelling performance and dances are credited with boosting her fame. Also shown were an episode of The Red Glove with Marie Walcamp and four vaudeville acts, hailed as among the best programmes at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theda Bara
Franklin Park Theatre
Salome
Miss Bara
Marie Walcamp
Stage double bill finds favor with crowds at local cinema
The program runs today and tomorrow featuring William S. Hart in The Money Corral and Shirley Mason in The Final Close Up. It continues Thursday through Saturday with Alice Joyce in The Third Degree adapted from the stage hit, plus Taylor Holmes in Taxi and vocal numbers by Doris Emerson.
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William S&s. Hart
Shirley Mason
Alice Joyce
Exeter Billboard Promotes The Money Corral and That's Good
This week at Exeter the bill includes William S. Hart in The Money Corral and Hale Hamilton in That's Good for Wednesday evening. Remaining shows feature Pauline Frederick in One Week of Life and Harold Lockwood in The Man of Honor, with Pathe and Ford weekly and comedies.
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Exeter
William S. Hart
Hale Hamilton
Pauline Frederick
Life
Harold Lockwood
Pathe and
Ford
Miss Adventure and Rescuing Angel at Lancaster Theatre
Peggy Hyland shares honors with Shirley Mason in the first half of the week at the Lancaster Theatre. The second half features William S. Hart in The Poppy Girl's Husband and Wallace Reid in The Roaring Road, auto romance from Paramount.
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Peggy Hyland
Lancaster Theatre
Shirley Mason
Angel
Williams
Hart
Artcraft
San Francisco
Wallace Reid
Paramount
Tremont Theatre Shows Flo Flo in High Demand This Week
The Tremont Theatre continues to draw growing crowds as Flo Flo remains in the title role with Rene Parker, whose charming talent and an equally pleasing supporting cast elevate the show.
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Tremont Theatre
Rene Parker
Opening at Norumbega Park Promises Record Summer
Summer amusements look to a record season after the Liberty Players opened with Here Comes the Bride at Norumbega Park last Saturday. The park stayed busy with attractions from opening until 10 p.m.
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Norumbega Park
Liberty Players
Eyes of the World on Stage at Shubert Theatre
Photoplays grow in popularity with stage productions as the Shubert Theatre presents Eyes of the World. The film drama mirrors the novel closely in plot and detail and is noted for photographic fidelity and remarkable imagery.
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Shubert
New Play Al Arlington Opens in Boston at Arlington Theatre
The Boston opening of Al Arlington's new play Which One Shall I Marry takes the stage at the Arlington Theatre. Ruth Robinson stars as Agnes Moran with Ayres as Jack Hart among a cast including Kent Elliston Bosworth Stevens Cairns and Kate Ryan. The drama suggests a moral about choosing between wealth and love and ends in happiness.
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Boston
Arlington Theatre
Agnes Moran
Agnes
Ruth Robinson
Mr. Ayres
Jack Hart
Mr. Kent
Elliston
Bosworth
Stevens
Flirting Maids Burlesque Delights Howard Atheneum Audience
The Flirting Maids burlesque company drew strong praise at the Howard Atheneum yesterday with a bright wholesome show. Favorites included Fred Binder and Félix Martin supported by a 24 person chorus and a lineup of performers such as W. H. Trueheart Anna Armstrong Helen Riff Edna Grenville Lilian Mills and Al Casey Fox. Next week Billy Spencer and the Yankee Girls burlesque company join the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Atheneum
Fred Binder
Félix Martin
W. H. Trueheart
Anna Armstrong
Helen Riff
Edna Grenville
Lilian Mills
Harry van
Harry Kravitz
al Casey Fox
Rose Crane
Daisy Gallagher
Eliza Chester
Bertha Fox
Ruth Brady
Nitty Donnelly
Billie Fox
Betty Branford
Emily Nice
Emma Cordon
Mamie Kelly
Virginia Mills
Nellie McCarthy
Bee” Rhoades
Christine Walton
Hazel Lamount
Irene Binder
Trixie Pearl
Doris Blake
Catherine Howard
Etta McDonald
Emma Stanley
Allie Armstrong
Babe Griffin
Franco and Pear
Monte
Romaine
the Alberts
Brissons
Miss Marcelle
Howardscope
William Fox
Billy Spencer
Echo of Youth leads Boston Theatre bill this week
All star trio Charles Richman Leah Baird and Pearl Sheppard star in The Echo of Youth at the Boston Theatre a mother love drama with a startling finish. Owen McGivney appears in a quick change Dickens episode covering Bill Sykes Fagin Monks and Nancy. Johnny Regay Lorraine sisters act Flagler and Mallia Rose and Dell and Demarest also perform along with kinograms.
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Charles Richman
Leah Baird
Pearl Shepard
Boston
Mother Love
Owen McGivney
Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist
Bill Sykes
Fagin
Monks
Nancy
Johnny Regay
Lorraine Sisters
Flagler
Mallia
Melody Lane
Bare Fists at Scollay Square Olympia Delightful Wide Shots
Lovers of Harry Carey pictures will enjoy Bare Fists at the Scollay Square Olympia. The film showcases picturesque cattle country views with director Jack Ford emphasizing expansive backgrounds and deep valley and plain vistas. The vaudeville acts include Tate and Tate Mack and Lee Milk and Melody and The Shirley sisters The Four Troupers and the Olympia news weekly.
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Harry Carey
Scollay Square
Olympia
Jack Ford
Tate
Mack and Lee
Step Lively Girls Opens at Gayety With Star Cast
Harry T. Shannon Shorty N Mc Allister and Anna Propp headline a burlesque bill at the Gayety this week. Shannon delivers merry comedy while McAllister provides lively antics. Supporting cast includes Raymond Paine Margie Wilson Bunny Wade and Jack Mundy. Propp stands out as a diminutive eccentric dancer with a lively stage presence. The chorus is top notch and well costumed.
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Harry T. Shannon
Shorty N. McAllister
Anna Propp
Gayety
Shannon
McAllister
Raymond Paine
Margie Wilson
Bunny Wade
Jack Mundy
Miss Propp
Prodigal Wife tops St James bill with vaudeville
The Prodigal Wife stars at the St James Theatre this week as the leading picture. It follows a young wife who abandons her husband for a border and elopes. The program also includes Love's False Faces, a Sennett comedy, and a vaudeville lineup led by General Pisano and company plus four more acts. The second half features Charles Ray in The Busher episode 13 of The Man of Might, Pathe and a Lloyd comedy, and five new vaudeville acts.
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St. James Theatre
Sennett
General Pisano
Charles Ray
Pathe
Lloyd
Palm Garden and Paragon Park Open With Carnival lights
Paragon Park opens Thursday with Palm Garden and Paragon Park as Boston’s premier seaside resort. Three days of carnival follow with Friday and Saturday night fireworks and a grand Italian illumination on Sunday.
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Palm Garden
Paragon Park
Boston
Ladies First at Wilbur draws large enthusiastic audiences
The Wilbur Theatre presents Nora Bayes in a popular show titled Ladies First with Irving Fisher displaying vocal talent. Florence Morrison and Al Roberts provide artistic comedy, keeping audiences engaged and entertained throughout the performance.
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Nora Bayes
Irving Fisher
Florence Morrison
al Roberts Furnis
Park Square Theatre presents Among the Girls second week
The second week of Among the Girls at Park Square Theatre drew audiences who enjoyed the merry musical comedy. Principal comedians Percival Knight Denman Maley and Earl Benham led an attractive cast of talented women in a lively performance.
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Park Square Theatre
Percival Knight
Denman Maley
Earl Benham
Columbia Theatre Highlights This Week
The Columbia Theatre presents a weekly slate of plays with daily changing pictures, maintaining the house’s established standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Harvard to Establish New School of Education
The General Education Board funded by John D. Rockefeller approved $500,000 toward a $2,000,000 endowment to create a new school of education at Harvard University. The institution may be named for Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus.
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Harvard University
Law
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
Charles W. Eliot
Endowment to create education professional school at university
The Rockefeller Foundation funds a major expansion converting education into a professional school with separate buildings, enlarged faculty, and funded research fellowships. The division of education welcomes the move though the university awaits official notice and faces a remaining goal of 1.5 million dollars to raise.
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United States
Division of Education
College of Arts and Sciences
Rockefeller Educational Foundation
Seventy marriage intentions filed at Boston registrar
The Boston registrar of birth and marriages recorded seventy marriage intentions yesterday the highest in some time. Listed are couples including Everett S. Greene and Margaret Malloy Celia Edelstein and Joseph Tatasky Viola Booker and Stephen Spottswood and other pairs with addresses across Hyde Park Readville Dorchester East Boston and Charlestown ledgers.
Multiple Dorchester and Boston Residents Listed in Mariners Registry
A long list of residents from Dorchester Readville Hyde Park and nearby areas includes William J Desmond 33 shipfitter 12 Josephine st Dorchester and Helen M Ward 80 saleswoman 2 Shepard st Dorchester among many others. The document records ages occupations and street addresses for pairs such as Eugene Gallipeau 20 millworker 22 Vaughn st Readville and Alice Shepherd 18 spinner 17 Dana ave Hyde Park. George M Harper 48 decorator New York City widowed and Ada T Dalphe 36 at home 152 West Newton st. Robert J Breen Jr 31 compositor 52 Dickinson st Somerville and Florence Ga O Connell 19 saleswoman 26 Rawson st Dorchester. and more pairs across Charlestown Roslindale South Boston and Dorchester. The compilation appears to be a census style roster of local workers and their residences.
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William J. Desmond
Shipfitter
Josephine St
Dorchester
Helen M. Ward
Shepard St
Eugene Gallipeau
Vaughn St
Readville
Alice Shepherd
Dana Ave
Hyde Park
George M. Harper
New York City
Ada T. Dalphe
West Newton St
Robert J. Breen, Jr
Dickinson St
Somerville
Florence Ga
O’connell
Rawson St
Patrick F. Healey
Princeton St
Charlestown
Katherine A. Elsesser
Bunker Hill St
Walter R. J. Buttkus
Baxter St
South Boston
Margaret G. Quinn
Broad St
Woburn
John B. Marston
Haviland St
Lizabeth S. Gerard
John R. McCallum
Clarendon St
Honora M. McManamy
Reed St
North Cambridge
Nathan Sudman
Jones Rd
Revere
Lena Schneider
Dakota St
William Doran
Mary A. McGrath
K St
Charles E. Churchill
Electrician
Burley St
Roslindale
Beulah M. Ryan
Seymore
Demosthenes Speropoulos
Inman
Cambridge
Stamata Mpusica
Myrtle St
Philip Bonner
Motorman
Mansfield St
Allston
Mary M. Deehhan
Westford St
Frank J
MecViney
Howard Pl
Penelope E. Wilson
Lee St
Russell Goldsmith
Larchmont St
Florence Schachter
Harrishot St
Roxbury
Percy S. Matheson
Plasterer
Columbus Ave
Mildred M. Tebo
Smith St
Joseph Patti
Richmond St
Mary Augusta
Hanover St
Harry Kanovitz
Harold St
Minnie Levinson
Montenegro King Visits Sons-in-Law in Genoa
Paris May 26 King Nicholas of Montenegro travels from Neuilly to Genoa to visit his sons-in-law former Grand Dukes Nicholas Nicholam iech and Peter Nicholamiech who recently escaped from Russia Brothers and sisters married. The king's final destination after Genoa is not known.
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Paris
Nicholas of Montenegro
Neuilly
Genoa
Nicholas Nicholamiech
Peter Nicholamiech
Russia
Hooper Children Aid Sallies Drive
Master Chester Hooper of Medford aged seven has sung and acted for the Salvation Army drive for five years. Over the last four days he and his sister Doris have performed on the Boston Common and in hotels to aid the campaign.
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Salvation Army
Chester Hooper
Medford
Master Hooper
Doris
Boston
Gordon's Olympia Presents A House Divided Theme
The author of A House Divided draws inspiration from The Song of Songs for a dramatic tale of love and divorce featuring Herbert Rawlinson winning high honors at Gordon's Olympia. The vaudeville includes Marie Pillsbury, George Beane and company in The Veteran of G4, the Corliter and Lewis company, Albert Vertchamp, and Olympia news weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rawlinson
Gordon's Olympia
Marie Pillsbury
Comedienne
George Beane
Red Sox Suspect Cleveland Plot In Spy System
Boston players discover a Cleveland storage room whispered to be a spying chamber after a former Indian houseboy was found lingering there. Sox plan to warn other clubs as Barrow’s men accuse a leak and vow tougher precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Lee Fohl
Boston
Harry Hooper
Cleveland Park
Sox
Barrow
Hooper
Duckie Gainer
Harry
Gainer
Cleveland
Newton Malden today golf postponement headlines clash
Faculty managers from Newton and Malden High Schools decided to stage a postponed golf match between the two nines this afternoon at Malden. The plan reflects local school sports scheduling and community interest in junior golf competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton and
Malden
Babies Gain Strength From Father John’s Medicine
A brief note reports that infants show strength gains after taking a preparation labeled as Father John’s Medicine, described in the era’s health columns as a tonic for growing bodies.
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John
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Clifford St
Viola E. Booker
Townsend St
William C. Flynn
Chipper
Faulkner Circle
Mary A. Niland
Savin Hill Ave
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Village St
Fannie E. Ziff
Dolphin Ave
Maurice Fine
Blue Hill Ave
Mattapan
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Philip L. Melanson
Whiting St
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Washington St
William C. Lane
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West Somerville
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Elm St
Charles W. Young
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Albert P. Fletcher
Essex St
Florence T. McLaughlin
Fairview Terrace
Hyman J. Glass
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Dora Gitlin
Arbutus St
Louis R. Corson
Columbia Rd
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Clement B. Tower, Jr
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Elizabeth D. Delano
Randolph Rd
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East Fourth St
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Milton St
Patrick Turner
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East Boston
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William G. Allison
Lamson St
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Columbia Id
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Shipper
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Westmore Rd
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Hawthorne St
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Robert Semple
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Thomas J. McMahon
Adams St
Delia Cleary
Alban St
Louis Bornstein
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Gertrude Schneider
Chambers St
Henry Travers
Palmer St
Quincy
Marie B. Lind
Edgewood St
John Sheehan
Charles St
Julia O’leary
Joseph Urban
Third St
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Winthrop
Carl R. Johnson
Hooker St
Hazel M. Mason
Paul G. Rummler
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Lawrence
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Amory St
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Pedler
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Savin
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Fourth St
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Brookline
Charles J. Mitchell
Emmet St
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William D. Johnson
Baker
Henley St
Mary C. Garrity
At Home
Shawmut Ave
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Hooper Children Aid
Sallies’ Drive
Gordon’s Olympia
Newton-Malden
Dix
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Joseph Dixon Crucible Company
Jersey City
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