Light o London at Majestic Theatre presented by Lindsay Morison
The Lindsay Morison stock company offers Light o London at the Majestic Theatre this week. Harold Armytage and his wife face deceit from villains who disinherit him and frame him for a crime. A dramatic escape, a London rescue by performers, and a return to vanish the schemes lead to reunion and restoration of lands and titles. Performers Howell Hansel Anna Cleveland Bess Marks Edward Nannery James A. Bliss Rose Morison James Burrows and Francis Woodbury receive praise for strong character work.
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London
Majestic Theatre
Lindsay Morison Stock Company
Harold Armytage
Harold
Howell Hansel
Anna Cleveland
Bess Marks
Edward Nannery
Seth
Preene
James A. Bliss
Joseph Jarvis
Rose Morison
Mrs. Jarvis
Marks
James Burrows
Francis Woodbury
Hetty Preene
Last Week of The Fascinating Widow at Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre stage hosts the final week of The Fascinating Widow with Julian Eltinge in the title role. Despite a city tradition that a hit play rarely repeats success on a second run, Eltinge has shattered that notion with this production.
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Boston Theatre
Julian Eltinge
Mr. Eltinge
Night Off at Castle Square Delights Afternoon and Evening Audiences
John Craig and company present A Night Off to delighted crowds at Castle Square Theatre. Miss Young shines as Nisbo with father and lover scenes, while Craig's Harry Damask delivers strong comedy and drama. Meek Hassell Colcord as Professor Babbitt Marcus Brutus Snap and Mrs Babbitt provide further mirth.
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Castle Square Theatre
John Craig
Miss Young
Nisbo
Mr. Meek
Mr. Hassell
Miss Colcord
Professor Babbitt
Marcus Brutus Snap
Mrs. Babbitt
The Antique Girl at B. F. Keith's Theatre
Keith’s presents The Antique Girl a compressed musical comedy by Jesse L. Lasky set in a New York curio shop where a vase hides the soul of a Persian maiden who is Sally the dealer’s daughter. A romance unfolds as a buyer falls for the hidden performer with music by Robert Hood Bow ers and an elaborate scenic production. Maude Lambert makes a vaudeville debut with Ernest Ball and the company.
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Keith
Jesse L. Lasky
New York
Curio
Sally
Fletcher Norton
Doris Wilson
Charles Pusey
Maude Earl
Orpheum Theatre Weekline Offers Variety Acts
The Orpheum Theatre presents Edmond Stanley and company in A Royal Romance for the week with Knights brothers and Sawtelle in The Fellow with the Green Umbrella. Leslie Morosco and company perform The Dollar Wife, John Dove and others, with aerialists and banjo acts. In the week's latter half, Louis Morreell and company in Second Floor Front, English suffragette Laurie Ordway, and a slate of comedians and dancers join the bill.
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Orpheum Theatre
Edmond Stanley and Company
Knights Brothers
Sawtelle
Leslie Morosco
John Dove
McNeil and Rolle
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents A Night Of Moving Pictures
Bowdoin Square Theatre offers a week of moving pictures with timely educational and melodramatic subjects. A trapeze feature, Johse and Sterling’s stunts, Pryor and Addison musical act, Keefe and Dunham in The Rube and the Girl, Simms and Thompson with new songs and dances, and Jack McCourt on the dancing accordion all receive praise.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Johse
Sterling
Pryor
Addison
Keefe
Dunham
Simms and
Thompson
Jack McCourt
Lambs All Star Gambol At Boston Opera House
The Lambs all star gambol will be at the Boston Opera House next Friday night May 31. It will climax the year’s theatrical interest with a star list including David Warfield Montgomery and Stone James O Neil Wilton Lackaye Robert Mantell and others. The minstrel first part features David Bispham as interlocutor with Raymond Hitchcock Eddie Foy and others on the ends.
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the Lambs
Boston Opera House
David Warfield
Montgomery & Stone
James O'Neil
Wilton Lackaye
Robert Mantell
Globe Theatre Vaudeville Shines With Fresh Boston Acts
The Globe offers a top tier vaudeville bill with new acts for Boston. Carron and Farnum rally laughs with acrobatic stunts while Marlowe Plunkett deliver witty travesties. Lauder pokes fun with ventriloquism and patter. Sterling and Chapman entertain with song. Max Holden shadows amuse and Dynes and Dynes charm the crowd.
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The
Globe
Boston
Carron
Farnum
Marlowe
Plunkett and Company
George Lauder
Dynes
All Girls Show Delights Listeners at Austin & Stone’s Museum
An all girls program at Austin & Stone’s Museum featured Marie Girard performing advanced gymnastic dancing in various styles. Nellie Hartford Tena Davis offered novelty acts, Cassie French with Mme Rentz performed The Flowing Waters ballroom scene, Ida Campbell sang new songs, and the Floradora group provided an engaging entertainment lineup.
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Austin & Stone’s Museum
Marie Girard
Nellie Hartford
Tena Davis
Cassie French
Mme. Rentz
Ida Campbell
National Gardens Presents Cabaret at National Theatre
Last evening the National Theatre opened a cabaret style entertainment in private boxes with light refreshments and smoking allowed. The program started with daylight motion pictures and featured B A Rolfe's 50 musicians performing selections from La Boheme to popular tunes, with an announced varied bill for tonight.
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National Theatre
Boston
B. A. Rolfe
Verdi
Charles Edwards
Ralph Corey
Moonlight Bay
Woenrick B
van Alstyne Ce
Rossiterd
Berlin
Gideon F
William Tell
Rossini
Dixie
NeVil B
Up the Street
Francisca Manetta
Ephraham Jones
Mayer B
Havana
Goetz
Strauss
Howard Atheneum Burlesque Show Teems With Acts
The Howard presents a lively burlesque show with Flying Henrys trapeze, Agnes Ahern Company electric act the human wheel, Murphy and Frances Coming from the Ball, Lamont's cockatoos, Von Hampton and Josselyn, Petite sisters, Moore and Harrison singing and banjo, Hilton juggler, Jack McCourt dancer, George Draper singing, plus Violet Mascotte company favorites including May Belmont, Alice Dudley, Florida De Lisle, and many others in a bustling stage program.
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Howard
Violet Mascotte
May Belmont
Alice Dudley
Florida de Lisle
McLain
Mabel Parsons
Zola
Nan Shaw
May Cripps
Dolly Jordan
Dolly Clifford
Blanche de Corret
Helen Lawton
May Hamilton
Catherine Crawford
Wors
Agnes Ahern Company
Jack McCourt
Hilton
Moore
Harrison
George Draper
Rose
Gee
The
the Howard
Flying Henrys
Agnes Ahern
Murphy
Frances
Boston
Lamont
von Hampton
Josselyn
Merry Company
Lillie Sutherland
Pearl Ross
Marie Kent
Frances Madigan
Nellie Woods
Elsie Hill
Mae Osborne
Durbar in Kinemacolor dazzles with elephants at Tremont
The piece notes elephants in the Durbar in Delhi and Calcutta showing up in vast numbers, with jeweled howdahs, and other scenes. It highlights scenes of elephants in holiday attire, bathing, being scrubbed, and trained.
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Tremont Temple
America
George
Queen Mary
England
India
Delhi
Calcutta
Scenic Temple Week Offers Fine Quartet and Singer
The Scenic Temple features the Astor four a top quartet with Leslie Thurston the famed xylophone soloist and Annette La Vine performing new songs. Colored dissolving views provided visual variety during the entertainment.
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Scenic Temple
Astor Four
Leslie Thurston
Annette la Vine
Death notices from Boston area families (May 26 27)
Death notices list numerous local changes with dates of services for Bernard Casey Michael Clark Margaret Collins Fred Flannagan George Gardes James Geary Mary Kinahan Justus Lamken Nathan Meyerhoff Harold Miller Frank Cambridge Elizabeth McManamin Thomas McNellis Timothy Neas Helen Robinson Sabine Sampson Amelia Stearns Annie Tracy Henry Wenz Henry Oquist Henrik Oquist James ODonnell Bridget O Donnell Henry Richardson and others. Funeral times include high masses, interments and church names such as Our Lady of the Rosary St. Immaculate Conception Sacred Heart St. Vincent’s St. Patrick’s Holy Cross and Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Boston
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Sarah Casey
West Eighth Street
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
Calvary
Clark
Revere
Michael J
Margaret Clark
Morrisey
Sprague Street
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Division
Bay State Court
Herine Flannagan
Con- Years
Athens Street
St. Vincent’s Church
Gardes
George A
Elizabeth
John Gardes
Maverick Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Geary
Malden
James Geary
Winslow Cryer
Benner Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Natick
Mass
Gorman
Roxbury
Dennis J. Gorman
Forest Street
St. Patrick's Church
Dudley Street
Kinahan
Cheago
Mary A
Waltham
Lamken
Justus Henry Lamken, Jr
Blue Hill Avenue
Meyerhoff
Nathan G
Bella Reic
Dorchester
Columbia Road
Fun- Miller
Newton
Harold T
George A. Miller
Nellie T. Miller
Tremont Street
Cambridge
East Boston
Rank
Bridget McCambridge
McGrath
Massine’s
St. Cathar
M’nellis
Charlestown
Thomas H
Theresa McNellis
Albion Place
Holy Cross Cemetery
St. Mark’s
Stearns
Amelia
Cyrus G. Stearns
Brighton
Maywood Terrace
Biddeford
Tracy
West Medford
Annie E. Tracy
Burgess Street
Wenz
Henry
Mary Louise Wenz
Braemore Road
New York
Wilder
Margaret A
Abbott A. Wilder
Aitken
Chelsea
Shirley Avenue
Nahant Avenue
Woodlawn
Woodman
Robert Woodman
Bowers Avenue
Woodlawn Cemetery
Everett
Special meeting to act on death of P G E Dennis J Gorman
Brothers urged to attend at H O Byrne office Roxbury 2370 Washington street Wednesday 8 pm to take action on death of late brother P G E Dennis J Gorman Funeral services set for Thursday morning See death notice for details CHARLES W DRISCOLL Grand Knight JOHN B SHEERIN Recorder Norton Requiem high mass Immaculate Conception Church Thursday May 30 9 am for Annie Veronica Norton Roxbury Died Sept 4 1911 Aunt Mrs Mary E Murphy note gone but not forgotten
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NEAS
Roxbury
Timothy Neal
W. H. Powderly
Washington Street
St. Philip’s Church
Harrison Avenue
H. O. Byrne
P. G. E. Dennis J. Gorman
Charles W. Driscoll
John B. Sheerin
Norton
Immaculate Conception
Annie Veronica Norton
Mary E. Murphy
Alias Jimmy Valentine Opens at Plymouth Theatre
The Plymouth Theatre presented another week of Alias Jimmy Valentine drawing a large audience. The crowds indicate the play’s strong hold on the amusement seeking public during its long run in the city.
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Jimmy Valentine
Plymouth
Hanky Panky Keeps Shubert Attendance Strong
The warm weather fails to dampen crowds at the Shubert Theatre where Hanky Panky continues to draw steady attendance.
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Shubert Theatre
Gordon's Theatre Excels With Seven Vaudeville Acts
Crowded houses marked Gordon's Olympia Theatre yesterday as seven big acts pleased audiences. Erin's Isle impressed with scenic and singing offerings while new photo plays from Pathe Weekly showcased Paris bandits, plus an aviation boat race thrill.
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Gordon’s
Olympia Theatre
Erin's Isle
Boston
Pathe Weekly
Paris
Cargo ships bring tropical fruit and coal imports to Boston
The steamship Mandeville arrived from Jamaica with 31 700 banana bunches, 483 cocoa bags, and 3 puncheons of lime juice. Limon from Costa Rica discharged 42 500 banana bunches and goods, while Jalondo af Giorgio from Port Antonio carried 26 000 banana bunches. Hochelaga from Louisburg brought 7300 tons of coal. Canadian hay imports rise as Henry HH Chamberlain sails with 250 bales valued at $4240 and a $600 cargo duty. Onondaga delays, Onondaga to New York repairs. Reno sails to Buenos Ayres. Chippewa and Neponset moves.
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Sorensen
Long’ Wharf
Port Antonio
Port Morant
Kingston
Jamaica
Limon
Costa Rica
Boston
Edward H. Cole
Baltimore
Port Tampa
Jalondo Af Giorgio
Hochelaga
Tudor
Louisburg
C. B
Middlesbro
England
Atlantic
St. Lawrence
Henry HH. Chamberlain
St. John
N. B
Middlesex
Norfolk
Clyde Line
Onondaga
Lewis Wharf
Jacksonville
Charleston
Macbeth
New York
Park Theatre Shows Rainey Africa Hunt to Crowds
Park Theatre continues to draw large crowds with Paul J. Rainey’s African hunt film and panoramic illustrations of wild animals presented in their natural state.
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Rainey
Paul J. Rainey
Park Theatre
Tremont Theatre Welcomes Christie MacDonald in Farewell Fortnight
Christie MacDonald began her farewell fortnight in Boston at the Tremont Theatre last night with an unusually large audience viewing The Spring Maid. The renowned soprano drew praise for her performance and drew crowds as she closes a notable Boston chapter.
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Christie MacDonald
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Norumbega Park Offers Vaudeville Acts This Week
Norumbega Park presents an open air theatre week with the Castallanis juggling act and the Majestic trio singing with mandolins and banjos. Also featuring Hurls Falls and Veronica, noted sensational gymnasts.
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Norumbega Park
Castallanis
Majestic
Hurls Falls
Veronica
Fisheries at T wharf report vast 14-vessel fleet
Yesterday 14 fishing vessels at T wharf hauled 363,900 pounds of mixed fresh fish. Haddock 62,000. cod 121,500. hake 99,500. pollock 28,900. cask 62,000 pounds. The Little John delivered 900 pounds of catfish. Mackerel receipts at l’ wharf remain strong. Two vessels arrived Newport Sunday with 410 fish. 11 netters shipped 24,000 mackerel to New York. Dealers’ prices listed for haddock and cod plus steak pollock and cask.
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T Wharf
Little John
Newport
New York
Haddock
Executor appointed for the will of Mary G Stokinger
The subscriber is duly appointed executor of the will of Mary G Stokinger late of Boston Suffolk deceased. Bond taken as required. All creditors and debtors must present claims or make payments to Walter J Stokinger Executor 396 Centre Street Jamaica Plain Mass Boston May 28 1912.
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Boston
Suffolk
Walter J. Stokinger
Centre Street
Jamaben Plain
Mass
Ower
Dorris
A. Johnson & CO
Border St
East
Tel
Marina
Ave
Roxbury
Elb
IF. H. Thompson
Hampton
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