Market Review And Outlook Show Weak Rally Yet To Extend
The market last week remained weak with averages slipping to a level that almost erases half the June to September recovery. Amalgamated rose from June lows to September highs before drifting to 71 as Steel led the decline, with Union Pacific and Reading lagging modestly. Traders debate whether the bear trend has ended or if the June to September rally was a bear-market detour, while money conditions and international rates shape the near-term path for stocks and credit.
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Orlando Bank & Trust Co. Adopts Depositors’ Guarantee Fund
Orlando Bank & Trust Co in Florida reports stockholders' double liability fully guaranteed through the Depositors' Guarantee Fund of nearly a half million dollars paid in and not used for other purposes. The bank is an authorized trust company and offers four percent interest on time certificates and savings. Officers listed: M. M. Smith president, W. M. Davis vice president, Geo E. Nolan cashier. State county and city depository.
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M. M. Smith
Hamburg America Line Plans $7.6 Million Capital Increase
The Hamburg American Line directors announced a proposed capital increase of 7.6 million dollars to be voted by stockholders at a special meeting. They cite needs to expand the fleet of freight vessels for the Panama Canal opening and the establishment of a new Oriental service.
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Hamburg-American Line
Panama Canal
Bought and Paid For Comes to Boston Stage
Edward H. Crosby notes George Broadhurst's comedy drama Bought and Paid For has reached the Majestic Theatre in Boston after two seasons elsewhere. Described as strong and sensational the play blends sharp comedy to ease the shadows and keep the audience engaged.
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George Broadhurst
Boston
Majestic Theatre
Bought and Paid For in Boston A Distant Drama Review
Robert Stafford, a self made railroad man, marries a patient telephone operator and helps her sister. The second act shows his drinking problem and coercive acts until a trick reunites the couple. Cast features Charlies Richman Kathleen MacDonnell Marie Nordstrom and Frank Craven in a natural, well balanced performance. The play pleases Boston audiences with its human pathos and wit.
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Robert Stafford
Stafford
Charlies Richman
Kathleen MacDonnell
Marie Nordstrom
Frank Craven
Boston
Allan Atwell
Claire Coste
Novelty vaudeville debuts Tortonson at National Theatre
The National Theatre hosts Tortonson in a bottle escape act amid a full bill of headline acts. Frances Stevens and company in The Country Bride provoke merriment while Stickney’s circus trains animals. Other acts include Foster and Lovett in Who’s Who, Halley and Noble singing and dancing, Kelley and Lafferty in The Country Girl and the Bill Poster, Miller and Mack comic team, Love and Wilbur with physical culture, and James Balantine singing Where Did You Get That Girl.
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Europe
National Theatre
Frances Stevens
Stickney
Foster and Lovett
Halley and Noble
Kelley and Lafferty
Bill
Miller and Mack
Love
Wilbur
James Balantine
Mother Goose Girls Lead St James Theatre Comedy Night
The headline act at St James Theatre yesterday was the Mother Goose Girls delivering a pleasing musical comedy. The program also featured Scheda eccentric violinist Watson and Lloyd in comic songs, Mr and Mrs Hart in original specialty, Clif Bailey as a comedy acrobat, plus Daniel Frohman’s four act photoplay In the Bishop's Carriage starring Mary Pickford to be shown through Wednesday night.
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Scheda
Watson and
Lloyd
Mrs. Hart
Clif Bailey
Daniel Frohman
Mary Pickford
Victor Hugo Night at Tremont Temple Veers to Les Miserables
Tonight Oct 14 marks the seventh week of the photo play Les Miserables at Tremont Temple. French consul of Boston M. Q. Flamand will attend along with representative French residents. The screen version largely follows Hugo’s epic with scenes shot in Paris and on French set locations.
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Tremont Temple
M. Q. J. Flamand
Boston
Hugo
Paris
Three Stars Shine At Shubert Theatre Show
The Shubert Theatre offers a triple alliance headlined by Gertrude Hoffmann Mme Polaire and Lady Constance Stewart Richardson with strong vaudeville acts from England and France.
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Gertrude Hoffmann
Mme. Polaire
Constance Stewart- Richardson
England
France
The Faun and Polaire in a Shubert bill
Lady Stewart Richardson performs The Faun evoking awakening nature in open country settings. Mme Polaire offers Le Visiteur a pocket melodrama of revenge after a burglar’s midnight visit. Gertrude Hoffman presents a versatile revue with Isadore Duncan impression and varied acts at the Shubert for a week ahead of Marrinette with Nesbit Thaw and Clifford.
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Stewart Richardson
Tsadore Duncan
Maud Allan
Mme. Polaire
M. Edgar Beeman
Gertrude Hoffman
Miss Hoffman
Isadore Duncan
Apollos
Diax
Leo Nino
The
Shubert
Marrnette
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Jack Clifford
Blue Jeans thrills at Castle Square with romance and peril
Castle Square Theatre stages Joyful drama Blue Jeans with Perry Bascom and lovers Sue Fadaly and June. William P. Carleton and Doris Olsson anchor a lively cast as Hartwell scenes and a near fatal escape captivate the audience. The Berlin Serenaders entertain between acts. Next week Over Night replaces the show.
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Castle Square
Indiana
Perry Bascom
Sue Fadaly
June
William P. Carleton
Carleton
Doris Olsson
Augusta Gill
Sue Eudaly
Henry Clay Risener
Ormonde
Mr. Meek
Mr. Ernst
Mr. Morrison
Miss Shirley
Miss Colcord
International Berlin
New Herbert Opera Debuts in Rochester
In Rochester at the Lyceum Theatre H. H. Frazee staged Victor Herbert's new comic opera The Madcap Duchess with Ann Swinburne in the title role. Herbert conducted and received an ovation for a brilliant light opera score. The book is by David Stevens. After two weeks here and in Syracuse it moves to Boston and then New York.
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N. Y
Lyceum
H. H. Frazee
Victor Herbert
Ann Swinburne
Herbert
David Stevens
Boston
Syracuse
Colonial Theatre
New York
Forest Man Makes Hit at Keiths
Joseph Knowles, famed for living primitively, drew two large crowds at Keith's Theatre yesterday. He presented his two months in the woods, entering in a bearskin and deerskin outfit as the audience gave a prolonged ovation.
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Keith
Joseph Knowles
Keith’s
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Knowles Captivates Crowd With Forest Life Tales On Stage
A stage appearance by Knowles featured his forest life recounts using a cedar bark tote as a prop. He described trapping a bear and killing a deer, sharing humor and danger, while the audience of all ages listened intently. The Keith bill also showcased jugglers, acrobats, opera talent, and comic acts to broad acclaim.
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Brain
Woods
Maine
Anita Bartling
John
Winnie Hennings
Conway
Leland
Carl Stowe
Raoul — Romito
Contessa Milleifori
Boston Opera Company
Hufford and Chain
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Payne
Josie Heather
Kaufmans
Germany
Pathe
Cressy-Dayne
Boston
Burlesque Show Lures Columbus Day Crowd at Howard
Howard Atheneum II hosts a lively burlesque performance titled The Ruler of Zuzuland with Clare Evans and Hughie Faherty receiving a warm welcome. Mile Babette Pearl Reid Rose Delamater and a strong lineup provided standout acts alongside Joe Bernstein Kid Griffo and Ben Deeley in comic sketches.
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Zuzuland
Clare Evans
Hughie Faherty
Mile
Babette
Pearl Reid
Rose Delamater
Joe Bernstein
Kid Griffo
Ben Deeley
Golden Crook Company Opens Week at Gaiety Theatre
The Golden Crook Company led by Frank Dobson and Frank A Burt began a week at the Gaiety Theatre in From Rags to Riches. Burt has a new teammate this year with Dobson and they deliver clean cut comedy with Dobson also noted as a clever dancer. Maud Rockwell headlined the feminine portion with encores. The bill includes burlettas and strong vaudeville acts by Jack Strouse Henry B Stremmel Flora Vernon and others. The second act opens with a ballet featuring the Goldens assisted by Ida Corbett and Mary Ort. Dinkelspiels School Room continues to please with Warren A Boyd Billy Kelly and Vic Plant among the laugher’s crowd.
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Rags To Riches
Gaiety Theatre
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Flora Vernon
Maud Rockwell
Burt
Strouse
Goldens
Ida Corbett
Mary Ort
Dinkelspiel
Warren A. Boyd
Billy Kelly
Henry B. Stremmer
Vic Plant
Grand Opera House Burlesque Attracts Crowds With 25 Performers
The Grand Opera House yesterday featured The Girls of All Nations in a musical revue On the Boulevard with 25 beauties on stage. May Howard as Mile. Fifi drew instant praise while Patricia Mackey Irene Meara and Bobby Harris also appeared. The chorus included many named performers and a series of upcoming events was announced for the week.
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Grand Opera House
Girls of All Nations
Boulevard
Mile
Fifi
Patricia Mackey
Irene Meara
Bobby” Harris
Lew Pearl
Johnny Burns
George Pearl
George Hart
Earl Sheehan
Flo Reilly
Pearl Livingston
Cora Cross
Bonnie Arden
Lola Beaumont
Ruth Donaldson
Teddy Russell
Bonnie Ruell
Vern Coen
Mabel Coey
Emily Britton
Edith Turner
Myrtle Howard
Nan Gould
Frances Buchanan
Helen Gordon
Florence Watts
Alice Smith
Mamie Cosgrove
Edith la Rue
Fritz Hansen
John Sturm
George Toohey
Tremont Theatres Engagement of The Follies Delights Audiences
Tremont Theatre presents The Follies with continuous prosperity in city. Leon Errol Frank Tinney Josie Collins Elizabeth Brice headline a varied, lively show featuring clever comedy and lively dancing. An elaborate Panama Canal scene is a standout production by Zeigfeld.
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Tremont Theatre
Leon Errol
Frank Tinney
Josie Collins
Elizabeth Brice
Panama Canal
Zeigfeld
Sunshine Girl shines at Hollis Street Theatre profile
The Hollis Street Theatre continues the prosperity of The Sunshine Girl with Miss Julia Sanderson making a regal entry into stardom. Joseph Hawthorne leads support with top comic effect and Flossie Hope Yva Jeane Florence Morrison Alan Mudie and others boost the strong company. No new engagement limits announced.
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Sunshine Girl
Hollis
Julia Sanderson
Joseph Hawthorne
Flossie Hope
Yva Jeane
Florence Morrison
Alan Mudie
Hmit
Disraeli at Plymouth Theatre Draws Crowded Houses
George Arliss stars in Disraeli at the Plymouth Theatre with Florence Arliss Violet Heming and Margaret Dale in a strong supporting cast. The current engagement has two weeks left and every performance has sold out, signaling public approval of both acting and selection.
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Plymouth Theatre
Arliss
Florence Arliss
Violet Heming
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Cohan Comedy Draws Bigger Crowds at Colonial Theatre
Colonial Theatre continues to pack for George M. Cohan and Broadway Jones as crowds keep massing for the third week. The play is a human, genuinely funny comedy with natural characters and strong performances by the Cohans and the modern and older acting styles.
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Broadway Jones
Colonial Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre Bowled Over by Vaudeville Gala
Bowdoin Square Theatre hosted a strong Columbus Day program with the Daivis family seven acrobats delivering new tricks. Bell and Jones staged a merry singing act while various acts including Peyrinis animals, Pike and Calane dancing, Allman and Mc Farland, Hanson and Bonet, Kashima the billiard ace, Charles Neilson, Frazee, and The Morse Trio impressed. Wednesday hosts a waltzing contest and Thursday Friday feature amateurs and cabaret acts.
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Calane
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Hanson
Bonet
Shultz
Fritz
Kashima
Charles Neilson
Frazee
Morse
Globe Theatre sparks big vaudeville with 16 minute sketch
Review of the Globe Theatre performance featuring the Hart sketch The Pardon. The cast includes Daniels and Conrad with violin and piano, Bounding Tramps acrobatic novelty, Holden and Harron comic skit, Quigg and Nickerson comedy musical act, Eggleston Duo jugglers, Mlle Camille with poodles, Hamilton and Barnes with songs, Emile Egamer, Harry Niles and others delivering polished acts.
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Globe
George Drury Hart
Daniels
Conrad
Holden
Harron
Quigg
Nickerson
Waldron's Casino Presents The Legend of the Ring
The cur rent Walden's Casino program features Frank Finney in a new odd comedy with superb supporting cast including Minnie Burke Sam J Adams Florence Mills Catherine Crawford John P Griffith Lila Raymond and George Brennan. The big Flirting Chorus attracts attention as Waldron's own road company delivers a remote burlesque beyond common fare.
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Frank Finney
Walden
Mr. Finney
Minnie Burke
Sam J. Adams
Florence Mills
Catherine Crawford
John P. Griffith
Lila Raymond
George Brennan
Mr. Waldron
Deaf Mutes Entertained at New England Home Day
Twelve inmates at the New England Home for Deaf Mutes hosted a donor day at 112 Fremont Street Everet t. Open house ran from morning till night with special programs for the blind residents. The charity, founded by Boston and New England social leaders, relies on voluntary subscribers and contributions, and publishes the four page New England Spokesman.
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New England
Fremont Street
Everett
Boston
United States
Malden Boy Frank Sorenson Missing Since October
A state wide search is under way for Frank Sorenson 16 son of Mr and Mrs Martin Sorenson of 281 Main Street Malden who vanished from his place of employment on October 4 taking his salary with him. Police were alerted yesterday to his disappearance.
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Frank Sorenson
Martin Sorenson
Main Street
Malden
Bath Employees Hold Annual Ball
The Bath Department Union held its fourth annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall with a preliminary 8 to 9 pm concert. About 400 attendees included swimmers Rose Pitonof and Elsie Ayckroyd who were instructed by union members. John M. O'Brien directed the floor, Thomas Curley assisted, and Joseph Connelly led the aids.
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Bath Department Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rose Pitonof
Elsie Ayckroyd
John M. O’brien
Thomas Curley
Joseph Connelly
Aids
Boston Theatre Presents Joseph and His Brethren
Liebler and Company present a lavish production at the Boston Theatre with Rauline Frederick Brandon Tynan and James ONeill leading a carefully chosen cast. The show remains only a brief run, urging patrons to view the remarkable spectacle.
Park Theatre Presents The Conspiracy Run Ends Soon
John Emerson's detective play The Conspiracy continues at Park Theatre for the final shows of the run. The production draws large audiences and favorable reviews for its unique plot and cohesive, well trained company delivering smooth performances to a satisfying close.
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Park Theatre
John Emerson
Business Slowing? Questions on Recession and Demand
The Boston Post notes rising concern over slowing business and stock declines. It previews a special financial page article examining how much curtailment is needed to correct possible over-expansion and the extent of any recession already underway.
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Wall Street
Boston Post
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