Crimson Practice Is Secret
Harvard practiced in the stadium yesterday with spectators barred. Veterans rested after Saturday's hard game as Gil Browne and McKay sat out. The lineup featured Withington, Dunlap, Fisher, Hooper, P. Withington, Corbett, Minot, P. Smith, and others.
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Harvard
Wee
Crimson
Gil Browne
McKay
Fish
Houston
I. E
L. Withington
1. T
Dunlap
R. G
P. Withington
Fisher
Hooper
R. T
L. Smith
O'Flaherty
Q. B
Corbett
1. B
P. Smith
R. B
Minot
F. B
Sprague
Bush
Perkins
P. D. Smith
Frothingham
Leslie Morrison
Pierce
O’flaherty
Galatti
Daly
Walter Blagden
Kersberg
Knowston
Greene
New York
Bridgeport
Francis Burr
Cutler
Dan Hurley
Campbell Has Lowest Marks In Country Club Invitation
Alex Campbell of the home club captured both morning and afternoon best scores, each 74, leading the first day of the Country Club invitation tournament. Jack Hobers of Englewood was second with 76s, Tom Anderson 158 total, and Nichols and Mackie tied for last among the top four qualifiers, with a playoff to determine who stays in.
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Alex Campbell
Campbell
Jack Hobers
Englewood
Tom Anderson
Gilbert Nichols
Boston
Wilmington
Isaac Mackie
Fox Hills
P. W. Waittemore
Hugo R. Johnstone
Thomas M. Sherman
Alex Campbells
Countriisses Vicscccs Va Sencdae
Jack Hobens
Montclair
Jeane Mackie
Fox Filia
TROSS
Tom McNamara
Wollaston
John Jones
Weather Forces Postponement of Boston Red Sox Game
A northeast storm led to the cancellation of the Red Sox Giants game at Huntington Avenue. Ticket holders can use yesterday’s tickets for the postponed game on Wednesday, exchange them for today’s game seats, or get a refund. The series will continue in Boston unless weather dictates otherwise.
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Red Sox Giants
Huntington Avenue
Giants
Red Sox
Boston
New York
Operators Win 14 Inning Championship Closer
The third district operators defeated the trainmen 7 to 5 in 14 innings at National league grounds to claim the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad league title. Wall pitched for the visitors earning his 10th straight win. Batteries Wall and Tucker Brown and ditts.
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New York, New Haven
Furniture League Opens Season At Somerset Alleys
The Boston Retail Furniture Bowling League begins its season tonight at the Somerset alleys with strong member enthusiasm after a highly successful previous season. A wand of music will entertain and spur bowlers and supporters to spirited play.
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Boston Retail Furniture
Somerset
Trotting Races Postponed in Lexington Track Conditions
Lexington Kentucky October 11 Today s trotting races were postponed until tomorrow due to heavy track conditions affecting the program and schedule.
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Lexington
Vahey and Foss rally in Essex county condemns lobbyists
Democratic candidates James H. Vahey and Eugene N. Foss campaigned in Haverhill Lawrence and Lowell attacking Republican "bosses" and lobbying. Foss praised Essex Republicans for nominating Arthur L. Nason for the Senate while urging independents to back direct nominations and reform measures in the state platform.
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James H. Vahey
Eugene N. Foss
Haverhill
Lawrence
Lowell
Vahey
J. Otis Wardwell
State Committee
Essex County
Wardwell
Foss
Old
Senate
Arthur L. Nason
House
Nason
West
Minnesota
Johnson
United States
Essex County Ledger Sees GOP Struggle Over Direct Nomination
A report from Essex County details Republican discontent as speakers Mr. Vahey and Mr. Foss tour Haverhill Lawrence and Lowell urging Democratic realignment. The piece highlights support for direct nominations and opposition to party machines, naming Lodge Wardwell Gardner and Curtis among the era’s key figures.
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Haverhill
Foss
Lawrence
Vahey
Lowell
Essex County
Essex
Lodge
Jake Wardwell
Gardner
Frothingham
Peterson
Salem
Governor's Council
Curtis
Robert Luce
Arthur Nason
Commonwealth
McIntire
Gloucester
Shaw
United States
Rapped Charter Project Debate at Economic Club
Boston’s Economic Club hosted a rapid fire clash over two Boston charter plans at its first meeting of the year. Speakers for Plan 1 and Plan 2 traded arguments on voter limits, party designations, and ward representation with criticism of signature requirements and 5000 voter thresholds.
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Boston
Economic Club
Walker
United States
Finance Commission
Ernst
Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Ernst
Committee of 100
Cornell Ironed With Rudiments In Rain At Practice
In Ithaca on October 11 the Cornell squad endured a wet practice at Percy Field as rain disrupted planned features. The session focused on ball handling with linemen drilling on falling on the ball and backs practicing punts to one another, a response to Saturday's Oberlin game shortcomings.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Percy Field
Oberlin
Scenic Temple Week Variety Draws Big Crowds
A rollicking entertainment at Scenic Temple features encores for motion pictures and Ira Kassner illustrated songs. Edward Dillon delivers another hit with his descriptive recitative while John F. Clark keeps the crowd laughing with timely quips. Lillian Maynard captivates with attractive costumes and Ernest Dupille displays notable English character comedy.
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Ira Kassner
Edward Dillon
John F. Clark
Lillian Maynard
Ernest Dupille
Anna Held's Florenz Zeigfeld's Miss Innocence at the Colonial
Anna Held stars in Miss Innocence at the Colonial with lavish scenery and inventive stage effects. The plot fades, but costumes, dances, and music captivate the audience as Bigelow, Hegeman, Luneska, and Farr contribute strong performances. Lawrence DOrsay appears out of place. the Englander style score aims to linger in memory.
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Florenz Zeigfeld, Jr
Anna Held
Colonial
Httle
Miss Held
Charles A. Bigelow
Mr. Bigelow
Caruso
Alice Hegeman
Gene Luneska
Frances Farr
Lawrence D’orsay
Globe Theatre Presents The Squaw Man On Plains Theme
Globe Theatre shows Edwin Milton Boyle play The Squaw Man with an English setting at Maudesley Towers. Frank E. Petley leads as James Carston the Earl of Kerhill. Mabel Van Buren and Henry Hicks praised for their roles. notable turns by George W. Deyo Joseph Stanhope Logan Paul and Phyllis Morton boost the production. The cast is large and staging praised.
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Edwin Milton Boyle
Globe Theatre
Maudesley Towers
England
James Carston
Frank E. Petley
Mabel van Buren
Diana
Henry M. Hicks
Henry Wynnegate
Earl of
Nat-u-uch
Little Hal
Helen Chieffo
Gertrude Price
Lady Wynnegate
Theatre Comique brings laughs with amateur night show
Theatre Comique presents Amateur Night at a Show House with Cameron and Gordon as top entertainers. Motion pictures rival any in the city featuring The Hand Organ Man and Sister Angelica, a colored convent tale. Other acts include How Jack Helped His Little Sister Papa's Honeymoon and Out for the Day. Singers Nettie Lampron Eddie Seaman Eva Young and Jack Beasley perform illustrated songs.
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Theatre Comique
Cameraphone
Cameron
Gordon
Angelica
Jack
Nettie Lampron
Eddie Seaman
Eva Young
Jack Beasley
Tremont Theatre presents The Candy Shop in Boston
The Tremont Theatre offers Charles Dillingham s The Candy Shop, a musical gaiety praised for its many amusing scenes and clever performances. With a three ring style, the show promises plenty of entertainment as its limited Boston run nears an end.
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The
Tremont
Charles Dillingham
Boston
Chorus Girl returns at Castle Square with Mary Young encore
The Castle Square Theatre opened another week of The Chorus Girl the second time this year. Mary Young received loud applause whether in boy's costume or as herself. The crowd showed the greatest enthusiasm for her slack wire pantomime act and for the duet with Mr. Craig.
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Castle Square
Mary Young
Mr. Craig
Theatre Premier presents The Necklace with a society drama lineup
The humanoscope at the Theatre Premier showcases The Necklace as the featured society drama. Also showing are For Her Sake A Wedding in Luna Park The Sleuth and the Wig and The Trappers. Musical numbers include Esther Ray Philip Goodman Gordon Richards and Grace Palmer.
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Luna Park
Wig
Esther Ray
Phillip Goodman
Gordon Richards
Grace Palmer
Three Twins dazzle Boston Theatre with music and effects
The Boston Theatre hosts Three Twins, praised for music, mechanical effects, and stage grouping. Audiences filled the house last night, and many returned for a second viewing, joining in on the chorus of Cuddle Me and Yama Yama.
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Boston Theatre
Boston
Patriot at Hollis Street Theatre Delivers double role by Collier
William Collier opened the second week at Hollis Street Theatre with The Patriot. He wrote the play in collaboration with J Hartley Manners and also starred in the lead, his performance praised for his distinctive humor and charm.
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Mollis Street
Wiliam Collier
Mr. Collier
J. Hartley Manners
Bohemian Burlesquers at Howard Atheneum Impress Audiences
The How ard Atheneum showcased a lively burlesque program led by Andy Gardner as Patsy Bolivar. The bill featured Ida Nicolai, Jeanette Buckley, Alice Wilson, and others plus acts like From Fifth Avenue to the Bowery and The Strike. Saturday will announce the Johnson Ketchel championship outcome.
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Howard
Andy Gardner
Patsy Bolivar
Merry Girls
Patsy
Ida” Nicolai
Jeanette Buckley
Alice Wilson
Sarah Bernhardt
Valmore Sisters
Flo Bates
Mack Williams
Ida Segal
Johnson
Buckley
Fifth Avenue
Bowery
Hunt
James, Croix
Mackey
Tom Gillen
Finnegan
le Fevre
St. John
Fisher
Keeley
Parks
Springer
Church
Reid
Foster
Binney
Chapman
Violet Gleason
Howardscope
Park Theatre Delights Audience in A Gentleman from Mississippi
The Park Theatre enjoyed a hearty crowd during the fourth week of its run of A Gentleman from Mississippi. Thomas A. Wise showcases undeniable comedic power in a Mississippi type. Douglas Fairbanks brings a lively newspaper man turned private secretary to life, providing a treat in the production.
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Park Theatre
Mississippi
Thomas A. Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Teddy in the Jungle at Gaiety Theatre this week
Gaiety Theatre presents Rentz-Santley burlesque led by Abe Leavitt with Matt Woodward’s satire Teddy in the Jungle. Notable cast includes Fred Evans Snitz Moore Irene Laneg ford Isabelle Miller Billie Adams and the Raymond sisters with a review piece Gay Monte Carlo and several acts such as Marshall and King the Van Der Koors Trick and Trixie Freeman brothers and Sinclair's Four English Dancing Dolls.
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Abe Leavitt
Rentz-Santley
Gaiety
Teddy
Matt Woodward
Mr. Leavitt
Fred Evans
Snitz Moore
Irene Lanegford
Isabelle Miller
Billie Adams
Raymond Sisters
Harry Sauber
Sinclair
Majestic Theatre Opens Powers Havana Week Two
James T. Powers in Havana at the Majestic Theatre enters a second week to a full house. The comedian is praised as the best low comedian on the American stage with nonstop clean humor and about 20 musical numbers drawing strong encores.
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James T. Powers
Havana
Majestic Theatre
Mr. Powers
Food Fair at Mechanics Building Draws Big Crowds
The Mechanics' building food fair features free entertainment daily. Vesella's band of 50 Italian musicians performs in Grand Hall twice daily, J W Gorman's circus enlivens the basement, Booker T Washington Institute students from Tuskegee sing folklore, and Dr Cook arrival films play in the moving picture theatre. A red head day will offer free admission for those with red hair next Thursday. Open 10 am to 10 pm.
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Mechanics’ Building
Grand Hall
Vessella
J. W. Gorman
Paul Revere Hall
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Moving Picture Theatre
Dr. Cook
Copenhagen
Europe
Keith's Theatre Presents Five Keatons and Avares All Star Cast
The Keith's Theatre show features the Five Keatons family troupe with two new small members drawing gasps and laughter as the elder tries to dress them. Louis Dresser shines in Lady Love and Take Me Back to Babyland while Annette Kellermann continues to attract attention. Ward and Curran deliver a nonsical skit, the Quigley Brothers perform Celtic dances, Zeno and Zeno do trapeze, and Mile. Chester with her Stand Dog provides a crowd-pleasing finale with a sequence of dog acts and songs.
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Keatons
Keith’s
Keaton
Louis Dresser
Love
Babyland
Queenie
Gal Sal
Miss Dresser
Homer Lind
Annette Kellermann
Miss Kelermann
Boston
Curran
Quigley Brothers
Howev
Mile
Chester
Bowdoin Square Theatre Delights With The Great Northwest
The Bowdoin Square Theatre presented The Great Northwest to a splendid audience yesterday. Edytha Ketchum and Frederick Van Rensselaer shone in leading roles while Harold Clairmont returned to favor and Beatrice Turner impressed as Nubbins. The plot's rescue scene from a mammoth windmill stood out with two spirited horses enhancing realism.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Great Northwest
Grace Harding
Edytha Ketchum
Frederick van Rensselaer
James Barrett
Sadie Hilton
Harold Clairmont
Beatrice Turner
Nubbins
Florence Hale
Ted Smiler
Tommy Shearer
The
Volunteers
Harry Brooks
Hal Brown
Harry Humphrey
Sam Brack
George Mack
Ce cilia Loftus shines at American Music Hall
The exclusive engagement of Ce cilia Loftus at the American Music Hall drew warm Boston applause last evening. She mimicked eta Vesta Victoria Clarice Vance Yvette Guilbert Mme Sarah Bernhardt Rose Stahl Bert Williams and Carrie De Mar with astonishing accuracy. A demure glimpse of Loftus amused, while a dramatic cartoon of Paul Nicholson and Miss Norton in a bridal suite scene blended pathos and humor. Eddie Gray the tall tale teller and Zimmerman the unique juggler added further interest.
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Cecilia Loftus
Boston
Vesta Victoria
Clarice Vance
Yvette Guilbert
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Rose Stahl
Bert Williams
Carrie de Mar
Miss Loftus
Paul Nichoelson
Miss Norton
Eddie Gray
Zimmerman
Zallah Dancer Impresses at Columbia Theatre Review
Crowds flocked to the Columbia to see Zallah the new dancer with the Tiger Lilies. Her performance was artistic and well received, avoiding vulgarity. Boston girl Margaret Sheridan and favorites Alice Lee Mae Hadley gained strong cheers, with Peggy Davis also remembered by the crowd. The burlesque stars drew the season’s biggest surprise. Tomorrow features Young Prokos vs Joe Franz wrestling, and Friday brings amateur showcases.
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Zallah
Columbia
Margaret Sheridan
Boston
Alice Lee
Mae Hadley
Peggy Davis
Young Prokos
Joe Franz
Bella Rosa Stars in Whirlwind Dance at Austin Stone’s
Old friends gathered in Austin yesterday to welcome back Austin Stone’s troupe led by Bella Rosa the renowned dancer. Professor Hutchings praised the large turnout and the stage production The Cairo Belles as the showcase, with dozens more performers including grim warriors and whirlwind dancers. The Manhattan Girls offered new songs and dances with Tom Bullock cutting a baseball tune Mike Donlan and Miss Ferguson performing What’s the Matter With the Motorman. The Old Rea Schoolhouse skit featured Frank Vanetta and Ed Keen.
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Austin & Stone
Bella Rosa
Professor Hutchings
Bella
Manhattan Girls
Tom Bullock
Mike Donlan
Miss Ferguson
Motorman
Rea
Frank Vanetta
Ed Keen
Brown
Ardell
Leslie
McDade
Williams
New Pictures
Queen of the Outlaw's Camp at Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House presents a Western melodrama The Queen of the Outlaw's Camp this week. A man framed by a rival faces life imprisonment while his 18 year old daughter helps him escape and the band carries out a Robin Hood like tax on the rich. The girl and her lover win evidence to clear the father and convict the guilty party. The cast, nearing 40, is unusually strong.
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Grand Opera House
Leutenant
Robin Hood
Seats for The Blue Mouse Limited Run at Globe Theatre
The Clyde Fitch comedy The Blue Mouse will open a limited engagement at the Globe Theatre with a Monday evening start. Seats go on sale at the box office Thursday morning.
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Globe Theatre
Morni
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