Anaconda's Dividend Prospects and Copper Stock Gossip
A market column outlines deteriorating liquidity, copper stock volatility, and broker views. It highlights Arcadian and Utah drills, predicts Arcadian weakness then rally, and notes expected highs for American Agricultural Chemical common and preferred. It cautions investors to buy now before seasonal price increases.
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Copper Stocks Hold Fast Amid Big Dividend Hopes
Centennial shows steady trading with only 815 shares sold by small holders. Anaconda Copper Mining announces 10 percent regular dividends, likely to double next semiannual payout. Amalgamated Copper expected to begin 8 percent dividends. Captain W. A. Dunn reports strong copper showing at Trimountain. Mexican Telephone stock to rise. Diaz and McKinley to attend Chicago federal building cornerstone in October.
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Market letter ethics and advice on stock moves
A market letter from Howard Crosby & Co discusses uncertainty in stock tips and advises readers to buy on breaks or sell on bulges, promoting quick capital turnover through small profits. The note ends with an offer for a free book.
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Dividend Notice of Boston Little Circle Zinc Company
Board of Directors announces Dividend No 6 for Boston Zinc Company with 1 percent and an entrench of ½ percent as payment due October 1. Transfer books open from December 25 to October 1 inclusive per secretary G H Hammett.
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Boston The Castle Square Presentation At Grand Opera House
Variety show led by Marie Jansen features Hoey and Norton and a large ensemble including Emma Krause Carrie Godfrey Dora Dean and Hattie Wells with Daly and Devere Vilana sisters Harvey and Jordan and others The program blends musical acts dancing parodies and feats of strength drawing a large Park Theatre crowd amid favorable reviews of performances and a divorce theme subplot described in detail.
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Jordan
On and Off at Hollis Street Theatre Impresses New York
Review praises the comedy On and Off at Hollis Street Theatre for its bright farce, strong English setting, and a superb cast led by Fritz Williams and E. M. Holland. It highlights their contrasting portrayals, supported by Esther Tittell, Maggie Holloway Fisher, and a talented ensemble.
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Ralph Delmore
Samuel Reed
May Lambert
Castle Square Theatre Delights Audiences With My Friend from India
The Castle Square Theatre audience enjoyed H. A. Du Souchet’s My Friend from India with a lively cast led by Walter Perkins as A. Keene Shaver and J. L. Seeley as Erastus Underholt. Leonora Bradley and Leonora Gaito earned praise among a strong lineup. the comedy is expected to run through the week.
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Stanley Kent
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Sporting Life at Boston Theatre Sets Melodrama Standard
The Boston Theatre enters its third week of Sporting Life with high praise for its artistic stagecraft. Critics applaud the rapid dark changes, the strong performances by Miss Otis Kilgour and others, and the convincing portrayal by Isadore Andreade and Miles Cavanagh.
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Tremont Theatre Hosts Popular Way Down East in Third Week
Prosperity continues for Way Down East now in its third week at Tremont Theatre with crowding houses and many seats sold weeks in advance. Phebe Davies Odell Williams and Howard Kyle are praised for their performances while the city villain and busybody receive loud audience hissed in this New England farm life drama.
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Milie Fifi Wins Praise In Second Week at the rk Theatre
Mile. Fifi keeps its lively run with a large audience and hearty laughter. Critics hail the show as a sparkling farce with witty dialogue and a strong all star company delivering humorous scenes and entertaining situations.
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Reed’s Father’s Boy closes week at Boston Museum
The Boston Museum stage ends Roland Reed’s engagement this week as His Father’s Boy draws large crowds. Sydney Rosenfeld’s play tops Reed’s prior efforts with standout humor and a strong company including Isadore Rush and Lottie Aster. Next Monday Kelcey and Shannon open Clyde Fitch’s The Moth and the Flame.
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Sheridan Tupper
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L. P. Hicks
Julian Reed
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Clyde Fitch
Noted Boston Show Delights Audiences at Keith's
Ezra Kendall delivers a sparkling monologue full of local references winning universal praise. Russell brothers and other acts like Grapewin and Chance, the DeHaven and Male duo, and Sie Conditt with Lillian Morey entertain, while Gautier the French equestrian impresses. Marie Decca leads the Symphony Orchestra with a superb Swiss Echo rendition. biograph pictures and a Frankenstein trestle train add to the program, though the comedy film underwhelms.
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Barnyard Circus At Austin & Stones Show Delights Aiimals
A Farmer Swain runs a Remarkable barnyard circus at Austin & Stone's with eight geese a dog a goat chickens and a monkey. The geese perform waltz tightrope and see saw while the dog and monkey entertain. A Milanese choir and conjuror Captain Louis Fisher add to the show with magnetic acts.
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Georgia Troubadours at Nickel Odeon Delight Fans
The Georgia Troubadours wow audiences during a limited run at the Nickel Odeon. The show features Professor Fremont with trained Russian poodles and Chinese pugs, Ah Sing's opium lecture, Saunders the teeth lifter, Keene the juggler, and a parade of vaudeville acts led by Eva St. Clair's company and other stars. Friday will bring a slate of amateur performances alongside the regular lineup.
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James Burke
Ritta Power
Gray Sisters
Julia Arthurs Engagement in More Than Queen
Boston theatre lovers celebrate Julia Arthur bringing the first American production of the celebrated French drama More Than Queen to the Park Theatre. Seat sales begin Monday September 25 with previews Monday October 2, tickets issued in order of receipt by telegraph phone or letter.
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Kilpatrick to ride the Capitol descent at Huntington avenue resort
Charles Kilpatrick plans a daring ride down the inclined chute at the Huntington avenue resort where boats speed to the lake in ten seconds. The grounds offer a miniature railway donkey carts and ponies for children plus several large parties this week amid warm days and cooler breezes.
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Washington
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Utopian Burlesque Company Delivers Lively Lyceum Show
A Lyceum performance by T. W. Dinkins's Utopians drew laughs from start to finish. The 30 performer troupe showcased top vaudeville talent, lavish scenery by Le Last Company, and gorgeous costumes in a three part program including Le Chat Noir and Hotel Razzle Daze. Next week the Broadway Burlesquers take the stage.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra Opens Nineteenth Season at Music Hall
The Boston Symphony Orchestra begins its nineteenth season at Music Hall on Oct. 13 with a full schedule of twenty four rehearsals on Friday afternoons and twenty four concerts on Saturday evenings. The group remains under Wilhelm Gericke as conductor with an expanded program of varied pieces and many soloists. Season tickets go on sale at Music Hall on Sept 25, 26, 28 and 29.
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Norumbega Park Brims With Autumn Weekend Crowd
Large crowds flocked to Norumbega Park last Sunday as open air entertainment lingered in September. The Columbia vaudeville company played two daily shows in the Rustic Theatre with an array of acts including the Glenroy brothers Johnson and Johnson Warren and Howard Fred Hansel and the Hunting Trio and the Kenyons noted for hand balancing feats.
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Rustic Theatre
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Fred Hansel
Whistler
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European Sensation at New Palace Theatre Delights Audiences
Two large crowds enjoyed the European Sensation company at the Palace Theatre. The program opened with Miss Gay Reception, a lively curtain-raiser featuring a talented chorus and vaudeville acts. Hamlin and Hamlin perform a punchy blackface comedy and slapstick routine, while Ruth Everett sings contemporary numbers.
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Ruth Everett
Dean's Ointment Banned Cure Ad Cited
An old advertisement claims Dean's Ointment cures itching piles and promises relief overnight. It urges readers to purchase at any drug store for 50 cute.
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