Braves and Reds end 12 inning tie in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on September 24 the Braves and Reds battled 12 innings, both scoring two runs. Rudolph and Eller matched zeroes until twilight halted play. Magee sparked the Reds with a triple and the tying run as Magee crossed after Griffith’s hit.
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Reds
Cincinnati, CO
Rigler
Dick Rudolph
Eller
Rudolph
Rudy
Mitchell
Sherwood Magee
Powell
Magee
Tom Griffith
Rehg
Covington
Smith
Boston
Cincinnati
Po.a. AB
Po.a. Redg
Groh
Marville
Kopf
Chase
C'ineton
Nealecf
Mageelf
Kelly
Griffith of
Rawlings
Shenan
Tragesser
Wingo
Meyers
Neale
Griffith
Sacha Fly
Maranville
Shean
Emslie
Timem
Old Lady 31 at Plymouth Theatre Delights Audiences
Rachel Crothers' light comedy about life in an old ladies' home opens its fifth week at the Plymouth Theatre. Emma Dunn leads an excellent company delivering fresh, charming theater with distinctive character portrayals.
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Rachel Crothers
Plymouth
Emma ,Dunn
Copley Theatre Extends Run of The Man Who Stayed at Home
The Man Who Stayed at Home enters its 16th week at the Copley Theatre and begins a new era in its popular run. Demand for seats continues, with plans to keep the show on stage until further notice. The reasons for the success are clear and widely noted.
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Copley Theatre
Copley
Lancaster Theatre presents Barrymore and Durand double bill
Lancaster Theatre showed Ethel Barrymore in The Call of Her People with praised emotional acting and Dustin Farnum in Durand of the Bad Lands. On Thursday a new bill arrives featuring William S. Hart in The Disciple and Violet Dana in The Girl Without a Soul.
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Lancaster Theatre
Ethel Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
Durand
Dustin Farnum
William S. Hart
Violet Dana
Gayety Theatre Opens Week with Sliding Billy Watson
The Gayety Theatre opens a week long burlesque run featuring Sliding Billy Watson and a strong supporting cast. Notable acts include Cafe De Graft and A Merry Mix up with Katherine Page Mae Dix Owen Martin Sherman Figg and Duffy in the ensemble. Lulu Coates and her crackerjacks headline the musical numbers.
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Billy Watson
Gayety Theatre
Watson
Cafe de Graft
Katherine Page
Mae Dix
Owen
Martin
Sherman Figg
Duffy
Lulu Coates
Giants Clinch Pennant With 2 1 Victory Over Cardinals
New York Giants defeat St Louis 2 to 1 to clinch the National League pennant. Doak allowed four hits but lost after the Giants scored in the first on Kauff’s walk and Zimmerman’s double. In the sixth inning Kauff and Robertson singled, Zimmerman sacrificed, and Fletcher walked to fill the bases, leading to a tally. Three singles off Sallee in the seventh produced the Giants’ only other run.
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EbbettS Guilty In Sunday Ball Case
Charles H. Ebbets owner of the Brooklyn NL team and manager Wilbert Robinson were found guilty in Brooklyn court of playing baseball for money on a Sunday. The sentence was suspended after the court ruled the law violated was clear and the case had to result in a conviction. The exhibition game last July benefited a war charity.
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Court of Special Sessions
Brooklyn
Charles H. Ebbets
Wilbert Robinson
Joe Jackson Exempted From Draft in Greenville
Joe Jackson star batter for the Chicago American League team has been granted exemption from selective draft by the local Greenville exemption board on account of a dependent wife. The action is reviewable by the district board and the batter’s home formerly was here.
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Greenville
Joe Jackson
National Army
Jackson
The Knife at Shubert Theatre Next Monday Night
Local theatregoers will see Eugene Walter's thrilling melodrama The Knife at the Shubert Theatre next Monday night under the management of the Messrs. Shubert. The cast includes Olive Wyndham Harry Mestayer Henry Mortimer W A Norton Gordon Burley Hazel Burley Cyrus Wood Caroline Newcombe and Ada Davis.
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the Knife
Messrs. Shubert
Shubert Theatre
Olive Wyndham
Harry Mestayer
Henry Mortimer
W. A. Norton
Gordon Burley
Hazel Burley
Cyrus Wood
Caroline Newcombe
Ada Davis
Ruth Chatterton to Star at Hollis Street in Come Out of the Kitchen
Tickets sold fast yesterday at the Hollis Street Theatre for Ruth Chatterton in Come Out of the Kitchen opening next Monday evening. Henry Miller presents her with Boston favorites supporting her in the production.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Ruth Chatterton
Henry Miller
Hollis
Boston
Seven Days Leave Opens at the Majestic
Daniel Frohman presents for the first time in this country the London success Seven Days Leave a modern military melodrama. The rural England setting centers on intrigue conspiracy and diplomacy with Courtenay Foote H Cooper Cliffe Alphonze Ethier W L Abingdon Arthur Lewis Galway Herbert Ann Andrews Evelyn Varden Miriam Collins and Alice Belmore in the company.
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Daniel Frohman
London
England
Courtenay Foote
H. Cooper Cliffe
Alphonze Ethier
W. L. Abingdon
Arthur Lewis
Galway Herbert
Ann Andrews
Evelyn Varden
Miriam Collins
Alice Belmore
Washington Theatre Show Lineup Moves Through Week
Ann Murdock stars in The Outcast and William Desmond in Flying Colors for the first three days at the Washington Theatre. The rest of the week features Vivian Martin in Little Miss Optimist and Margery Wilson in Mountain Dew.
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Washington Theatre
Ann Murdock
William Desmond
Hashimura Togo to Be Shown at Old South Theatre
Sessue Hayakawa and Dorothy Dalton appear in Hashimura Togo and Ten of Diamonds at the Old South Theatre through Wednesday evening. Later in the week Ann Murdock stars in The Outcast and Louise Glaum in Idolators.
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Old South
Sessue ‘Hayakawa
Hashimura Togo
Dorothy Dalton
Ann Murdock
Louise Glaum
Beacon Theatre Presents Marguerite Clark in Bob's Diary
Marguerite Clark stars in Bob's Diary at the Beacon Theatre this week drawn from Mary Roberts Rinehart Sub Deb stories. Fannie Ward rounds the bill in On The Level portraying a country girl in a contrasting drama.
Varied Stars on Bill at B F Keith's Theatre this Week
Adelaide and Hughes lead a starry vaudeville bill at B F Keith's Theatre in Boston with a dance duo and a dainty comedy by Percy Haswell and company. Mme Chilson-Ohrman impresses with vocal depth, while the Ford sisters and Marshall headline dance and song. Felix Adler provides laughter with Coon Town Divorces, and Gau tiers Animated Toyshop along with Britt Wood and the Geralds close the program, followed by the Pathe Hearst Pictorial.
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B. F. Keith
Adelaide
Hughes
Boston
Percy Haswell
Mme. Chilson-Ohrman
New Columbia Theatre Opens With Vaudeville Display
The New Columbia Theatre opened under Marcus Loew with Fatty Arbuckle present. The house will show vaudeville and photoplays with acts including the Celli opera company and William S. Hart in The Cold Deck. The opening program featured Fatty Arbuckle and Mollie King with Creighton Hale. the bill changes Thursday and Sunday concerts will be held each week.
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New York
Marcus Loew
Boston
Celli Opera Company
William K. Hill
Monologist
Ryan and Juliet
William S. Hart
Fatty” Arbuckle
Mollie King
Creighton Hale
Majestic Theatre Presents Aladdin Lamp At The Majestic
Yesterday the Majestic Theatre screened Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp a photoplay adaptation praised for its magic sequences and lively pursuit of treasure. Frances Carpenter and Virginia Lee Corbin star as Aladdin and the Princess with camera artistry shaping palace wonders and dramatic transformations.
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Majestic Theatre
Aladdin
Francis Carpenter
Virginia Lee Corbin
The Golden Troupe headlines at Loew's St. James Theatre
The St. James bill features the Golden Troupe a Russian act with singing dancing and acrobatics plus Lane Plant and Timmons in a burlesque act Curry and Graham in a Scotch Irish sketch and Gordon and Gordon. Screen features include The Fatal Ring episode a News Pictorial and The Bond of Fear. The next program will showcase Julian Eltinge in The Countess Charming.
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Golden
Loew’s
Belle Bennett
Julian Eltinge
Countess Charming
Franklin Park Theatre Presents In Again Out Again with Fairbanks
Management shows Douglas Fairbanks in a top role along with additional timely features. Vaudeville includes Lacey Rice company Hansom Kelley and Morillo and the Texas Comedy Four. The second half of the week features Harold Lockwood in Under Handicap.
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Franklin Park Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Lacey Rice Company
Hansom
Magic
Kelley and Morillo
Harold Lockwood
Fenway Theatre Presents Runaway Screen Debut and New War Pictures
Julia Sanderson made her screen debut as Alice Avery in The Runaway at Fenway Theatre yesterday. The program also features Battle scenes from the new French government war pictures, Chaplin in Behind the Screen, Henry’s Ancestors with Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew, and baritone Henry Kelly. Thursday brings Douglas Fairbanks in Down to Earth.
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Julia Sanderson
Fenway Theatre
Alice Avery
Charlie Chaplin
Sidney Drew
Henry
Henry Kelly
Douglas Fairbanks
Scollay Square Olympia Opens With Handicap Girls Lip Sync
Scollay Square Olympia featured the Handicap Girls as headliners with a merry musical skit. Other acts included Between the Races and The Gentleman the Lady and the Bum. Photo plays boasted The Marriage Market starring June Elvidge and Carlie Blackwell.
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Scollay Square Olympia
Mead, Wills
Kay
Richard Wally
John O'Malley
Zeno
Jordan
June Elvidge
Carlyle Blackwell
Waldron’s Casino Presents Follies of the Day Burlesque
Waldron's Casino runs Barney Gerard's Follies of the Day all week with Oh You Shakspere. The burlesque includes travesties on The Wanderer The Hasiest Way and Experience. An all star cast led by George P. Murphy Gertrude Hayes and Chester Nelson with a youthful chorus.
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Waldron
Barney Gerard
George P. Murphy
Gertrude Hayes
Chester Nelson
Mantell Stars in Macbeth at Shubert Theatre
Robert Mantell and company opened the second week of their Shakespeare tragedy Macbeth at the Shubert Theatre last evening. A large audience showed that fans of Shakespeare value these rare opportunities to see such masterpieces.
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Robert Mantell
Shubert Theatre
Shakspere
Mantell Shines as Macbeth in Boston Stage Revival
The critic praises Mr. Mantell's masterly portrayal of Macbeth as among his greatest roles, noting an outstanding performance. Miss Hamper debuts in Lady Macbeth with artistic clarity, though less mature in conception. Mr. Lieber earns praise as Macduff, and the cast meets the high standard, with Richelieu scheduled for the next production.
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Mr. Mantell
Lear
Richard III
Miss Hamper
Lady Macbeth
Boston
Lieber
Macduff
Richelieu
A Pair of Sixes Presented by Globe Theatre Stars
The Globe Theatre stock company presented A Pair of Sixes yesterday a farce already a local hit. Two partners feud until drawing cards decides which will rule the other for a year. Robert Le Sueur and Ted Brackett gave strong scenes with Lavinia Shannon and Mary Frey in supporting roles. Next week’s play is Paul Armstrong’s The Deep Purple.
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Globe Theatre
Globe
Robert le Sueur
Ted Brackett
Lavinia Shannon
Mary Frey
Helen Spring
Paul Armstrong
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Busy Program
The Bowdoin Square Theatre reports a successful advance moving picture and vaudeville season. The feature films include Down to Earth with Douglas Fairbanks and The Heiress at Coffee Dan's with Bessie Love. The Fighting Trail and The Fatal Ring entertain, while vaudeville features Walker and Ill, Dean and Thacher, Russell and Baker, and The Whistler's Serenade. Sam Cohen's amateurs perform Thursday. Friday is bargain night with extra acts. Next week offers The Slacker with Emily Stevens.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Walker
Ill
Dean and Thacher
Russell and Baker
Orpheum Theatre Presents Julian Eltinge Debut as Countess Charming
At Loew's Orpheum a photoplay dominated the program with Julian Eltinge in The Countess Charming marking his screen debut. The Leightons led the vaudeville with The Party of the Second Part and Children of France drew patriotic applause. The rest featured Six Stylish Steppers and aerialist Ruth Howell Trio among others. The full bill changes Thursday.
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Orpheum Theatre
Loew’s Orpheum Theatre
Julian Eltinge
Leightons
Children of
France
Connors
Ednamd
Betta
Whitney
Ruth Howell
Gordon's Olympia presents Barbary Sheep and Sunlight's Last Raid
At Gordon's Olympia yesterday the Barbary Sheep featured El sie Ferguson as star. Also shown was Sunlight's Last Raid with Mary Anderson. Vaudeville included The Way Out by Barbierre Thatcher and company, the Aitken Trio, Hall Ellsworth and Merrigan, Holden and Herron, and Lipinsky's dogs in pantomime.
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Gordon
Olympia
Elsie Ferguson
Sunlight
Mary Anderson
Barbierre Thatcher
Aitken
Hall
Ellsworth
Merrigan
Holden
Herron
Lipinsky
Burlesque Show Delights at Howard Atheneum With Joyland Troupe
The Girls from Joyland presented a burlesque at the Howard Atheneum yesterday drawing strong applause. Billy Gilbert and partner led merrymaking with prominent turns by George Barker Zaida Barker Beulah Kennedy Ida Nicholai Dan Diehl and George Brower. The show featured unique costumes and continuous acts by Russ Levan Sully Roubel Simms Miller Rainey Billy Hebert Raymond Geneva Daisy Butland and others.
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Howard Atheneum
Joyland Company
Sim Williams
Billy Gilbert
George Barker
Zaida Barker
Beulah Kennedy
Ida Nicholai
Dan Diehl
George Brower
Russ
Levan
Sully
Roubel Simms
Miller
Rainey
Billy Hebert
Raymond
Geneva
Daisy Butland
the Howard Is
Park Square Theatre Ends Run of Good Gracious Annabelle
Park Square Theatre opened its final week with Good Gracious Annabelle praised as dainty spirited and clever. Lola Fisher stars as Annabelle with May Vokes Edwin Nicander and Robert Middlemass in supporting roles. The next attraction will be Jane Cowl in Lilac Time.
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Park Square Theatre
Annabelle
Lola Fisher
May Vokes
Edwin Nicander
Robert Middlemass
Jane Cowl
Oh Boy Nine Weeks At Wilbur Theatre
The engagement of Oh, Boy reached its ninth week at the Wilbur Theatre last night. Excitement grows for a special Oh, Boy performance at Camp Devens next Sunday evening when the entire company will be taken to Ayer to entertain the soldiers.
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Wilbur Theatre
Camp Devens
Ayer
Galli Curci Recital Tickets At Boston Opera House
Boston music lovers rush to secure seats for the Galli Curci recital next Sunday at the Opera House. Ticket purchases may be made by telephone or at the box office 162 Boylston Street. concert starts at 3 PM.
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Boston
Boston Opera House
Boylston Street
Turn to the Right at Tremont Entertains Locals
The Tremont presented Turn to the Right for its fourth week. The review praises the plot dialogue and characters and highlights peach jam as the pivot spinning a triple romance.
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the Tremont
Park Theatre Bill Highlights Mme Petrova and Hart Show
Mme Petrova stars in The Silence Sellers at the Park Theatre with a noted portrayal of a society woman facing serious situations. William S Hart features in The Disciple amid a frontier transformation plot. Mack Sennet Keystone comedy runs two reels along with Metro Travelogue and Pathe Weekly. Mary Desmond again delights with Park Symphony Orchestra and earns strong applause.
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the Park Theatre
Mme. Petrova
William S. Hart
Metro Travelogue
Pathe Weekly
Mary Desmond
the Park
The
Park Symphony Orchestra
Park
Miss Desmond
Rasputin The Black Monk at Boston Theatre
Boston Theatre screened Rasputin The Black Monk detailing the monk Gregory Novik in a village and Petrograd life with a controversial cult. Montagu Love earned praise for portrayals while Holiday’s Dream and other vaudeville acts entertained as Pathe Hearst current events were shown.
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Boston
Rasputin
Russia
Gregory Novik
Petrograd
Montagu Love
Bill Holiday
Las Palerica
Worth Wayton
John
Mae Burke
Yosearrys
Bill Bell
Pathe-Hearst
Marguerite Clark Plays in Bob's Diary at Modern Theatre
Marguerite Clark stars in Bob's Diary at the Modern Theatre this week, a film adaptation of Mary Roberts Rinehart's Sub Deb stories. Fannie Ward also appears on the same bill in On The Level.
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Marguerite Clark
Modern Theatre
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Fannie Ward
Exeter Street Theatre Week Lineup Headlines Stars
Exeter Street Theatre showcases Elsie Ferguson in Barbary Sheep Bessie Love in Wee Lady Betty Wallace Reid in The Hostage and Jack Devereaux in The Grafters for the current week.
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Exeter
Elsie Ferguson
Bessie Love
Wallace Reid
Jack Devereaux
Ziegfeld Follies Shatters Boston Colonial Run Record
The second week at the Colonial shows the Ziegfeld Follies breaking all prior records for this lively entertainment in Boston signaling strong public demand and enthusiasm.
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Colonial Theatre
Boston
Colonial
Ziegfeld Show Delivers Old Favorites and Clever Newcomers
The theatre last evening presented a program featuring Bert Williams, Will Rogers, Fanny Brice, W C Fields, Mildred Richardson, Eddie Cantor, Allyn King, and Tom. The revue combines familiar classics with fresh talent in a lively bill.
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Mr. Ziegfeld
Bert Williams
Will Rogers
Fanny Bricé
W. C. Field
Mildred Richardson
Eddie Cantor
Allyn King
Tom
Richards and Don Barclay Star in Domestic Circus
The piece features Richards and Don Barclay with a group of men and women and a dog that performs a fashionable intoxication exhibition, earning a place among the stars in a curious showcase.
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