Nazimova Stars In The Brat At Bedlay Square Olympia
Nazimova opens her third week in Boston at Bedlay Square Olympia with audiences praising her motion picture star power. The program also features Olympia News Weekly, Outisig Chester pictures and a clever comedy, plus vaudeville heads Leonard and Willard John McGowan and company, James and Bessie Akin, Lady Tsen Mei and Al Golem and company.
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Bedlay Square
Olympia
Boston
Olympia News
Chester Pictures
Leonard and
Willard
John McGowan
James
Bessie Akin
Lady Tsen Mei
al Golem
Pickford star leads hit screening at Gordon's Olympia
Jack Pickford's knack for trouble and escape drives the success of A Burglar by Proxy seen last night at Gordon's Olympia. The vaudeville bill features the Astor Four, Lazar and Cale, the Braminos, a comedy playlet Which One Shall I Marry, Black and White, the Olympia News Weekly, the Outing Chester Travel Pictures and a new comedy.
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Jack Pickford
Gordon's Olympia
Astor Four
Lazar and
Cale
Braminos
Olympia News
Chester Travel Pictures
Upham's Corner Strand Showings Highlight 3 Acts
Marion Davies stars in The Dark Star at Upham's Corner Strand this week with Sessue Hayakawa in The Gray Horizon on the same bill. Hedda Nova leads Thursday to Saturday in The Spitfire of Seville followed by Florence Billings in The Power of a Woman and the Strand organ adds weekly.
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Marion Davies
Upham’s Corner
Sessue Hayakawa
Harry Rodgers
Hedda Nova
Florence Billings
Franklin Park Theatre Show Draws Large Crowds
Charles Klein's The Gamblers starring Harry Morey packed Franklin Park Theatre yesterday. The play is hailed as one of Klein's best efforts and drew sizable audiences in attendance.
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Charles Klein
Harry Morey
Franklin Park Theatre
Mack
Sennett Comedy The Dentist Delights Vaudeville Night
Sennett offered The Dentist as a laugh winner and four vaudeville acts stood out as among the best with strong humor and lively performances.
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Sennett
Marguerite Clark Stars in Widow by Proxy Farewell
Marguerite Clark performs her Boston farewell in Catherine Chisolm Cushing's Widow by Proxy at the Modern and Beacon Theatres this week. The show, beloved stage piece made famous by May Irwin, accompanies Charles Ray in The Eggs Crate Wallop. A new comedy and the Weekly Town Topics complete the bill.
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Marguerite Clark
Boston
Modern
Beacon Theatres
Catherine Chisolm Cushing
May Irwin
Miss Clark
Charles Ray
Blay
Hitchcock’s Hitchy Koo 1919 Opened at Colonial Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock entered the fourth week of Hitchy Koo at the Colonial Theatre last night. The show features Beau tiful girls costumes and scenery along with Hitchcock’s drolleries. His cast is large with five leading ladies and an Indian ballet among the notable attractions.
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Raymond Hitchcock
Hitchy-Koo
Colonial Theatre
Southern Musical Comedy Company Delivers Hit At Waldorf
The Southern Musical Comedy Company at the Waldorf Theatre drew loud applause for its unusual entertainment with Southern songs and dances. Dorothy Haver and the Keystone Girls will appear the week of the 29th in a bathing and diving act.
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the Waldorf Theatre
Dorothy Haver
Keystone Girls
Waldron's Casino Hosts Billy Watson Parisian Whirl This Week
Billy Watson and his Parisian Whirl perform at Waldron's Casino throughout the week. Watson is a Boston favorite, proven by strong showings in yesterday's performances as his company is assembled with careful selection.
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Billy Watson
Waldron’s
Watson
Boston
Stage Show At Casino Posts Week of Capacity Crowds
The casino theater fills nightly for a four scene production featuring Watson's "30 little war brides" with standout gowns. Notable cast members include Billy Spencer Edgar Bixley Pearl Lawler Pearl Turner and Violet Buckley. Rappi the violinist, newly returned from France, headlines a special feature.
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Watson
Billy Spencer
Edgar Bixley
Pearl Lawler
Pearl Turner
Violet Buckley
Mr. Watson
Rappi
France
Gladys Brockwell Leads At St James In Broken Commandments
Gladys Brockwell shines for the Back Bay theatre patrons at the St James Theatre during the first three days of the week in Broken Commandments. The bill also features He Leads Other Fellows, Pathe News, vaudeville by Morrissey and Hollis, Willard Martin and company, and the Alvarez brothers Senna and Webber with Daryl and Thynn, plus Virtuous Men with W K Lincoln and Grace Darling. The vaudeville showcase includes the Harmony Trio, Leslie and Mitchell, Shea and Dunstin, the Five Avalons, Ada Gunter, Thunder Mountain last episode, and more Pathe News.
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Gladys Brockwell
Back Bay
St. James Theatre
Lloyd
Pathe News
Morrissey and
Hollis
Willard Martin
Harmony
Leslie and
Mitchell
Shea
Dunstin
Five Avalons
Ada Gunter
Howard Atheneum Presents Follies of Pleasure
The Howard Atheneum featured the Follies of Pleasure with Clyde J. Bates introducing. Bum Bum drew laughs as Violet Hilson Mae Mills Annette La Rochelle Ruth Barbour Manny Besser Tom McKenna Samuel Klein and James Wendy stood out in a lively vaudeville program aided by a $10,000 beauty chorus and acts including Harvard Trio in Basket Ball on Wheels Vaughn and Dreams and Frank Morrell.
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Clyde Bates
Manny Besser
Vi Hilson
Mae Mills
Annette la Rochelle
Ruth Barbour
Looker
Lookersville
Harvard
Frank Morrell
Vaughn
Preams
Howardscope
T. H. Ince
Midnight Patrol
Howard Atheneum
Clyde J. Bates
California tenor stars in The Midnight Patrol film
California tenor and the Howardscope presenting the T. H. Ince production The Midnight Patrol is highlighted as a notable screen event with prominent studio backing and likely citywide screenings.
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California
Howardscope
T. H. Ince
Midnight Patrol
Bowdoin Square Theatre Offers Variety Program
Pictures and vaudeville entertain audiences yesterday at Bowdoin Square Theatre. The weeklong program features Marion Davies in The Dark Star from a Robert W. Chambers novel, Norma Talmadge in The Heart of Venona, Charlie Chaplin in Shanghaied, and William Duncan in Smashing Barriers. Vaudeville includes Howard and Ross banjo acts, Art Spaulding Trio in Three Jazz Babies, Esther Trio acrobats, Lillian Ruby, and Russell and Evans, with Mildred Parker Orchestra. Next week The Heart of Humanity is slated as the feature.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Marion Davies
Robert W. Chambers
Miss Davies
Norma Talmadge
Venona
Belasco
Charlie Chaplin
William Duncan
Howard and
Ross
Art Spaulding
Esther
Lillian Ruby
Russell
Evans
Mildred Parker
Heart of Humanity
Anita Stewart Stars in Human Desire at Gordon's Central Square
Anita Stewart appeared in Human Desire at Gordon's Central Square Theatre last night, telling of an Italian girl who daily brings lilies to lay in the arms of the Frampini Madonna. Five vaudeville acts followed, including Grant Gardner and the Andre sisters. Mrs. Charlie Chaplin's Forbidden will be shown on Thursday to Saturday with a program change.
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Anita Stewart
Gordon's Central Square Theatre
Frampini
Grant Gardner
Andre Sisters
Poole
Mildred Valmore
McDermott Heagney
Arthur J. Martel
Charlie Chaplin
Pygmalion Delights Crowd At Copley Theatre
The Henry Jewett Players drew a large audience last evening at the Copley Theatre and received applause for their artistic grasp of the humor and subtlety in Pygmalion.
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Copley Theatre
Henry Jewett
Gayety Theatre Presents Behman Show With All New Acts
Jack Singer’s Behman Show at the Gayety Theatre boasts a completely new scenery, costumes, and acts for the current week. Singer promises a better show than the average burlesque.
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Jack Singer
Behman
Gayety Theatre
Singer
Fenway Theatre showcases Ferguson and Williams in leading turns
Elsie Ferguson enthralled audiences in The Witness for the Defence at the Fenway Theatre with strong film craft. Earle Williams drew praise in The Wolf. Thursday’s slate promises Wallace Reid in The Valley of the Giants and Anita Stewart in The Shadows of Her Past along with Burton Holmes travel pictures and short subjects. Raylan Y. Robison is engaged for all shows and will sing popular selections.
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Elsie Ferguson
Fenway Theatre
Earle Williams
Wallace Reid
Lancaster Theatre Presents Hig Bridal Night and Heartsease
Two high quality pictures were shown yesterday at the Lancaster. Alice Brady delivers remarkable acting in a dual role as Tiny and Vi in Hig Bridal Night. Tom Moore stars in Heartsease, with Florence Reed and Vivian Martin to follow Thursday in Wives of Men and The Home Town Girl.
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Lancaster
Hig
Alice Brady
Tiny
Tom Moore
Florence Reed
Vivian Martin
Exeter Street Theatre Week Program Highlights
This week at Exeter Street Theatre features Anita Stewart in Human Desire and June Caprice with Creighton Hale in Oh Boy, plus Pathe and Yard. The remainder shows William Farnum in Wolves of the Night and Mrs Charlie Chaplin in Forbidden along with Pathe weekly and comedies.
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Exeter Street Theatre
Anita Stewart
Arlington Theatre Retains The Fugitive For Another Week
The Arlington Theatre keeps Galsworthy's The Fugitive playing with John Craig and Mary Young and associates delivering a pleasing performance. The engagement runs this week only. on Sept 29 Potash and Perlmutter will replace it with Craig and Powell in the title roles.
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HE Craig
John Craig
Mary Young
Arlington Theatre
Castle Square
Telephone Beach
Filene
Galsworthy
Arington Theatre
Potash
Perlmutter
Mr. Craig
Mr. Powell
Boomerang Thrills at Codman Square Theatre
The Boomerang screens at Codman Square Theatre with Henry B. Walthall returning to lead, delivering standout work. The film draws large crowds and may be among the season’s top pictures, with the bill changing in the latter half of the week to add new features.
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Henry B. Walthall
Cadman Square Theatre
Lew Dockstader Tops Keiths Theatre Bill This Week
Old-time Negro minstrelsy fades but Lew Dockstader remains a bright headliner at Keiths Theatre with a sharp monologue. Cameron sisters return to vaudeville with Dave Dryer at the piano. Other acts include Elizabeth M. Murray Lee Kohlmar Camilla's birds and the Jazzland Naval Octette.
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Lew Dockstader
Keith's Theatre
Band Wagon
Cameron Sisters
Dave Dryer
Elizabeth M. Murray
Lee Kohlmar
Camilla's
Fools' Gold Leads Boston Theatre Week
Mitchell Lewis stars in Fools' Gold with Florence Turner and Eveline Brent at the Boston Theatre. Thrilling romance drives the feature, supported by acts including Harry B. Watson in Rubeville Barbette Cole and Denahy Mumford and Stanley, and a special Mary Haynes songs engagement.
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Mitchell Lewis
Florence Turner
Eveline Brent
Boston
Harry B. Watson
Rubeville
Barbette
Cole and Denahy
Mumford and Stanley
Mary Haynes and
Company
The Crowded Hour at Malden Auditorium
The Temple stock company presented The Crowded Hour at Malden Auditorium drawing strong crowds. Adelyn Bushnell stars as Peggy Lawrence in a tale of marriage strain, wartime trials, and eventual moral reconciliation after a return to happiness.
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Temple Stock Company
Malden Auditorium
Boston
Adelyn Bushnell
Peggy Lawrence
Columbia Theatre Showcases Louis Bennison and Photoplays
Growing interest centers on Louis Bennison in the Columbia Theatre production Lord Jim shown with Ethel Clayton’s A Soul Without a Window. Hale Hamilton appears in Full of Pep. The week promises two shows daily featuring stars such as Dorothy Phillips Bessie Barriscale June Elvidge Bryant Washburn Hedda Nova and Stuart Holmes.
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Louis Bennison
Jim
Columbia Theatre
Ethel Clayton
Hale Hamilton
Dorothy Phillips
Bessie Barriscale
June Elvidge
Bryant Washburn
Hedda Nova
Stuart Holmes
Orpheum Theatre Delights With Vaudeville and Film
Patrons at the Orpheum enjoyed Little Lord Roberts in Tealand and the two act program including His Wedding Morn by Dave Austin and His Last Drop by Will Hanlon. La Rue and Stone performed popular songs while Caplane and Weels offered Fun in a Restaurant and Helen Morett. The leading photoplay The Other Half starred an all star cast and the lineup would change for the last half of the week.
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Lord Roberts & O
Dave Austin
Will Hanlon
I la Rue & Stone
Helen Moretti
Caplane & Wells
Orpheum Theatre
Little Lord Roberts and Company
Teyland
la Rue and
Stone
Bers Pump Handy Billy type sale notice
Sealed proposals will be used for sale of Bers Pump Handy Billy type items. Bids opened at 11 a.m. September 80, 191, at the Office of the Board of Survey Appraisal and Sale Building 38 Navy Yard Boston Massachusetts. Senior Member, Board of Survey Appraisal and Sale, Navy Yard Boston, Mass., provides schedules and further information. JOSEPHUS DANIELS Secretary of the Navy.
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Bers
Board of Survey
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Navy vessel sales and construction bids listed in 1919 notices
The notices list sale and bid details for Sub-Chasers and a tug Fearless in multiple Naval Districts, with cash bids, 10 percent deposits, and bidder rights. It also covers sealed proposals for Marine Hospital remodeling in Boston and dredging in Providence Harbor, outlining dates, locations, and where to obtain forms and specs.
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