Predict Long Fight in Theatre Strike Continues
Equity Association leader Hal Forde states John Craig of the Arlington backs the strike and offers use of his theatre for matinees except Wednesday and Saturday and for Sunday evenings. Rehearsals start today.
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CLAIM NEW YORK STRIKE NEAR END
The theater strike in New York and Boston nears a turning point with Equity Association gains, new members, and legal battles. A Boston meeting backed firm resolve to stay out for a year if needed, while managers prepare for a prolonged fight and a wave of contempt proceedings unfolds over recent strikes and salary actions.
Rival Actors Union Opens Action Today
The Actors Fidelity League a rival to Actors Equity Association and unaffiliated with the AFL begins an active campaign in the city. Founder Howard Kyle arrives in Boston to speak at Steinert Hall tonight.
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American Federation of Labor
Howard Kyle
Boston
Steinert Hall
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Lillian Russell Talks to Striking Equity Actors
More than 200 actors attended a mass meeting at the Lexington Theatre in New York listening to Lil lian Russell Hazel Dawn Peggy Wood and other stars. They predicted a near term victory for the Equity Association with Miss Russell declaring the Equity is going to win because it is right. She said managers organized into a union to steal candy from children of the stage.
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Donald Brian
Raymond Hitchcock
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Stage Mechanics’ and Motion Picture Operators’ Union
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Peggy Wood
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