Hitchy Koo 1920 at Colonial Theatre Adds New Numbers
The third week of Raymond Hitchcock's Hitchy Koo 1920 at the Colonial Theatre brings several new numbers. Julia Sanderson G P Huntley and Hitchy remain popular as Charles Withers travesty melodrama and the Mosconis continue to perform strongly.
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Raymond Hitchcock
Hitchy Koo
Colonial Theatre
Julia Sanderson
G. P. Huntley
Hitchy
Charles Withers
Mosconis
Erlanger
Dillingham & Ziegfeld
Raymond Hitchcock Presents
America
England
G. PL. Huntley
Hitchy-Koo
Mosconi Brothers
Glen MacDonough
Mr. MacDonough
Anne Caldwell
Jerome Kern
Ned Wayburn
Photo plays at Lancaster Theatre feature Bryant Washburn
Yesterday the Lancaster Theatre offered two photo plays with Bryant Washburn in What Happened to Jones and Sport of Kings. On Thursday Elsie Ferguson appears in Lady Rose's Daughter and Ethel Clayton in Crooked Streets.
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Lancaster Theatre
Bryant Washburn
Jones
Elsie Ferguson
Lady Rose
Ethel Clayton
Fenway Tonight and Tomorrow Show Elsie Ferguson and Corrine Griffith
Today and tomorrow screen legends Elsie Ferguson in Lady Rose's Daughter and Corrine Griffith in The Whisper Market play at Fenway. On Thursday Suds stars Mary Pickford and Dorothy Dalton in Half an Hour with Sir James Barr. Vincent Spaulding violinist to perform special selections.
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Fenway
Elsie Ferguson
Lady Rose
Corrine Griffith
Mary Pickford
Dorothy Dalton
James Barr
Vincent Spaulding
Step Lively Girls At Gayety Theatre Open Run
The Step Lively Girls began a lively stop at the Gayety Theatre led by Von Barclay the 1920 edition star. With assistants he boosted the orchestra’s work as Patti Moore Louise Carlyle Gene Morgan James Wilson and others contributed. Skits included In Hokumville Junction and the burlesque offered heavy comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayety Theatre
von Barclay
Patti Moore
Soubrette
Louise Carlyle
Gene Morgan
James Wilson
al Aubrey
Scott Wilson
Jack Mundy
Raymond Paine
Edna Green
Hokumville Junction
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff
An ad claims four ounces of liquid argon dissolves dandruff when applied at night. It promises instant relief from itching and a fluffy glossy look after multiple applications and asserts the remedy is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.
Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness Promoted in Plain Form
A dated home remedy advises those hard of hearing or suffering from catarrhal deafness and head noises to obtain Parmint double strength, mix with hot water and sugar, and take a tablespoon four times daily. It claims relief by opening nasal passages and stopping mucus drainage.
Walker Whiteside Opens Final Week at Hollis Street Theatre
Walker Whiteside began the concluding week of his engagement at the Hollis Street Theatre with The Master of Ballantrae a free adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson. The troupe promises further drama as The Transplanting of Jean starring Arthur Byron and Martha Hedman is set to follow on Oct 4.
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Walker Whiteside
Ballantrae
Hollis Street Theatre
Robert Louis Stevenson
Jean
Arthur Byron
Martha Hedman
Constance Talmadge Stars in The Perfect Woman at Gordon’s Cambridge
Constance Talmadge’s latest film The Perfect Woman drew audiences at Gordon’s Cambridge Central Square Theatre last evening. A strong vaudeville bill followed, featuring Julian Hall Seale and the seal, Arthur Dunn and company in Just for Fun, Will Holmes with Iva Holliston, and Harry Jolson. Thursday’s program includes The Price of Redemption with Bert Lytell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Talmadge
Gordon
Cambridge Central Square Theatre
Julian Hall
Seale
the Seal
Arthur Dunn and Company
Will Holmes
Iva Holliston
Harry Jolson
Bert Lytell
Betty Be Good Returns to The Theatre October 4
Betty Be Good returns to The Theatre with a brilliant cast led by Rena Parker Edl die Garvie set to open October 4. The engagement promises lively performances and strong audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
the Theatre
Rena Parker
Edldie Garvie
Cohan Drama "Forty-five Minutes From Broadway" Shown at Gordon's Olympia
George M. Cohan wrote the play now a film starring Charles Ray in the title role once played by Cohan. The picture, praised as Ray’s best, screened last evening at Gordon's Olympia with a program of all star vaudeville and other films completing the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cohan
Broadway
Charles Ray
Mr. Cohan
Mr. Ray
Gordon's Olympia
Notorious Miss Lisle at Gordon's Old South Theatre
The Notorious Miss Lisle shown at Gordon's Old South Theatre last night follows Gaenor Lisle, daughter of a British army officer, drawn into notoriety by scandal. The bill also features organ recital by Arthur J. Martel.
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Miss Lisle
Gordon’s Old South Theatre
Gaenor Lisle
Arthur J. Martel
The Perfect Woman at Gordons Strand Uphams Corner
John Emerson and Anita Loos produced The Perfect Woman starring Constance Talmadge was seen last evening starting a three days run at Gordon's Strand Upham's Corner. The program includes an organ recital and there will be an entire change of programme on Thursday with vaudeville and photo plays.
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John Emerson
Anita Loos
Woman
Constance Talmadge
Gordon's Strand
Upham’s Corner
Trumpet Island at Gordon's Scollay Square Olympia
Gouverneur Morris wrote the original story Trumpet Island seen last evening at Gordon's Scollay Square Olympia. Marguerite de La Motte and Wallace MacDonald lead the cast in a film praised as beyond any thing attempted in motion pictures. The Olympia Weekly offers a comic picture plus vaudeville to close the bill.
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Trumpet Island
Gordon's Scollay Square
Olympia
Gouverneur Morris
Marguerite de la Motte
Wallace MacDonald
Olympia Weekly
Kellerman Stars in What Women Love at Gordon's Chelsea Olympia
Annette Kellerman headlines the modern comedy drama What Women Love at Gordon's Chelsea Olympia Theatre last night. Supporting cast features Wheeler Oakman Carl Ullman Ralph Louis Walter Long and Bull Montana in a lively program that cements Kellerman as The Modern Venus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Kellerman
Gordon
Chelsea Olympia Theatre
Miss Kellerman
Wheeler Oakman
Carl Ullman
Ralph Louis
Walter Long
Bull Montana
Peek-a-Boo at Waldron's Casino Stages Twice
Jean Sedini's Peek-a-Boo drawn a double bill at Waldron's Casino with Bobby Clark and Paul McCullough. The show features clean comedy beautiful costumes and scenery pretty girls and a variety of acts including the Peek-a-Boo Trio six high steppers the Balzer Sisters the Four Jansleys and a 24 girl chorus with Frankie James May Myere Annette Creighton Ben Grinnell Nat Morton and Ignatz Pluto Troupe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sedini
Peek-a-Boo
Bobby Clark
Paul McCullough
Waldron
Frankie James
May Myere
Annette Creighton
Ben Grinnell
Nat Morton
Harry Wilde
Charles Knapp
James Reilly
Keleo
High Steppers
Balzer
Jansleys
Ignatz Pluto
Shipwrecked Among Cannibals at Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hundreds of visiting Odd Fellows and others enjoyed the program featuring Shipwrecked Among Cannibals showing South Sea island customs. The film, secured by Laemmle and Adler, depicts a rescue from death by convincing natives of a benevolent mission. Also shown were Dorothy Dalton in Guilty of Love Eddie Polo in The Vanishing Dagger and a Chaplin comedy. Vaudeville included Ardells Minstrel Five Folkis and Leroy Karl and Bartlett Nash and Thompson and Tommy Hayes. Bargain night extra vaudeville offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square Theatre
South Sea
Messrs
Laemmle
Adler
Dorothy Dalton
Eddie Polo
Joy Riders Burlesque at Howard Atheneum Delights Audiences
The Joy Riders Burlesque Company offered a merry program at the Howard Atheneum with Billy Mossey as fanmaker favorite and Louise Pearson delivering songs. Grace Fernelde Caroline Warner George Adams Budd Purcell and others contributed acts. two charming chorus girls appeared. The Glockers Harper and Blanks Mulcahy and Buckley performed as part of the vaudeville. The feature film was The Teeth of the Tiger a Paramount special set in Parisian life. Next week the Kewple Dolls Company will headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Riders
Howard Atheneum
Billy Mossey
Louise Pearson
Grace Fernelde
Caroline Warner
George Adams
Budd Purcell
Charles Pendley
Charles Campbell
Glockers
Charles
Anna
Harper
Harper and Blanks, Mulcahy
Buckley
Paramount
Kewple Dolls Company
JOY Riders Burlesque
Billy Massey
Joy Speeders
Boston
JOY Riders Burlesque CO
Good Fellowship
Billy Moseey
Grace Fernside
Caroline Warner Ie
Anna Glocker
Mulcahy
Harper and Blanks
Clara Kimball Young Stars At St James Theatre In For the Soul of Rafael
Clara Kimball Young appears at the St James Theatre with the film For the Soul of Rafael and is warmly received by patrons. The bill also features screen snapshots news comedy and Bride 13 along with vaudeville acts Franklin, Charles and company Ardel and West Marion and Bailey Cleo and Thomas and Barker and Dunn. Thursday’s special production Marooned Hearts will be shown with Dempsey No 14 comedy news and five vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kimball Young
St. James Theatre
Rafael
Frankline
Charles and Company
Ardel and West
Marion and Bailey
Cleo
Thomas
Barker
Dunn
Dempsey
Trene Enchants Wilbur Audiences As Run Nears End
Trene brings another full house at the Wilbur Theatre in the final month of its stay. Since its premiere earlier in the month the show has maintained a strong public pull with a highly praised ninth performance celebrated last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene
Wilbur Theatre
Sth
The Broken Wing Draws at Wark Square Theatre
Polite melodrama at Wark Square Theatre presents The Broken Wing as a romantic unique, thrilling and amusing entertainment with unusual scenic effects. A capable company handles the production competently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wark Square Theatre
Dawn o the Mountains at Malden Aud stores staging
Malden Auditorsium presents Dawn o the Mountains by Temple Stock Company set in Virginia hill country. Dawn a wild mountain girl falls for a feud target from the East and saves him amid rival clans. Cast includes Miss Bushnell and Mr Meade delivering a praised performance.
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Temple Stock Company
Malden Auditorium
Dawn O' the
Virginia Hill Country
Dawn
Go and Get It Opens Second Week at Tremont Temple
The play Go and Get It continued its second week at Tremont Temple drawing large audiences. The plot follows a reporter on a large newspaper, with thrills and a title that suits the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Shubert Plans Low Cost Seats for Major Boston Show
The Shubert concerns announce price cuts for top tickets beginning with Florodora at the Boston Opera House next Monday. If the public approves, big productions like Cinderella on Broadway and The Passing Show of 1919 will also adopt the $2 premium seats. The move aims to curb living costs while sustaining large theatre offerings amid higher wages and production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Messrs. Shubert
Boston
Boston Opera House
Barney Bernard in His Honor Abe Potash at Plymouth Theatre
A. H. Woods presents Barney Bernard in His Honor Abe Potash at Plymouth Theatre. The production is praised as highly successful and delightful and highlights Bernard as a worthy successor to classic quaint stage persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Woods
Plymouth Theatre
Barney Bernard
Abe Potash
Joseph Jefferson Pond
Denman Thompson
OL Orline
Piya
Arney Ernard
LL A
East Is West Charms Boston in Fourth Shubert Week
Fay Bainter stars as Ming Toy in East Is West at the Shubert Theatre now in its fourth week. The Chinese atmosphere, humor, and artistic settings continue to win spontaneous approval, with strong support from the cast and praise echoing from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubert Theatre
Fay Bainter
Ming Toy
Boston
New York
Last Week to See Abie the Agent at Arlington Theatre
The final performances of Abie the Agent end this week at the Arlington Theatre. The cast features Nick Adams Laura Walker Adele Blood Dore Davidson Ralph J. Locke Francesca Clayton Frank Hilton Lee Lord and Mose Ashton in this George W Hobart and Harry Hershfield comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abie
George W. Hobart
Harry Hershfield
Arlington Theatre
Nick Adams
Laura Walker
Adele Blood
Dore Davidson
Ralph J. Locke
Francesca Clayton
Frank Hilton
Lee Lord
Mose Ashton
Way Down East enters second week at Majestic Boston
Lillian Gish and Richard Barthelmess lead a Griffith company at the Majestic Theatre as the second week of Way Down East opens to please Boston's art-loving public. The cast includes Mrs. Morgan Belmont Florence Short Lowell Sherman Burr McIntosh Kate Bruce and others with a symphony orchestra performing special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
D. W. Griffith
Broadway Theatre Offers Prime Week Program in Boston
The Broadway Theatre in South Boston headlines a strong week with vaudeville acts for today and tomorrow featuring Cello the Murray girls Snow and Valmar and the Petit Troupe. Clara Kimball Young stars in For the Soul of Rafael. The latter half adds Davey Lang and Long Harry Jolson and Step Lively with Mildred Rogers. Earle Williams appears in The Purple Cipher.
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Broadway
Boston
Cello
Murray Girls
Snow and Valmar
Petit Troupe
Clara Kimball Young
Rafael
Davey
Lang
Long
Harry Jolson
Step Lively
Mildred Rogers
Earle Williams
Modern and Beacon Theatres feature Clothes film and more
Avery Hopwood and Channing Pollock drama Clothes screens at the Mod ern and Beacon Theatres with Olive Tell in the lead and Crauford Kent Cyril Chadwick and Frank Currier in supporting roles The Soul of Youth follows with Lewis Sargent as hero and is joined by William Collier Jr Lila Lee Clyde Fillmore and Sylvia Ashton The program also reissues Chaplin in The Immigrant and presents a news weekly
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Avery Hopwood
Channing Pollock
Modern
Beacon Theatres
New York
Olive Tell
Crauford Kent
Cyril Chadwick
Frank Currier
Lewis Sargent
William Collier, Jr
Lila Lee
Clyde Fillmore
Sylvia Ashton
Charlie Chaplin
News Weekly
Louise Glaum at Park Theatre in The Leopard Woman
Louise Glaum stars in The Leopard Woman at Park Theatre yesterday and runs all week. John Culbertson, scientist-explorer, confronts a dangerous court guided by a beautiful rival agent. The program features The Red Lane with Frank Mayo, plus Lilian Rich, James Mason, Jean Hersholt and James ONeill, a comedy and news weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Glaum
the Park Theatre
John Culbertson
M'Tela
House Peters
Red Lane
Frank Mayo
Lil Han Rich
James Ll. Mason
Jean Hersholt
James O'Neill
Somerville Theatre Presents Mrs. Jimmie Thompson Farce
Hilarity fills the Somerville Theatre as the Somerville Players stage Mrs Jimmie Thompson from a Boston run. Anne Bronaugh charms as Mrs Jimmie Thompson and Carrol Ashburn plays the bashful lover, drawing steady audience praise. Three Faces Hast is announced for the next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Theatre
Jimmie Thompson
Clyde KE. MacArdle
Boston
Somerville
Anne Bronaugh
Carrol Ashburn
Copley Theatre Hosts Shaw Comedy Run of Major Barbara
The Copley Theatre patrons enjoy G. B. Shaw comedies under Henry Jewett. Major Barbara has drawn crowds for two weeks and remains for six more days with large enthusiastic audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Theatre
G. B. Shaw
Henry Jewett
Barbara
the Copley
Georges Carpentier Tops Dorchester Bill at Codman Square
The French boxer Georges Carpentier headlined at Codman Square Theatre in The Wonder Man plus four vaudeville acts. It marked his first Dorchester appearance drawing large crowds. The program also included newsreels, a new comedy, and a photoplay. Mary Pickford returns for Suds later in the week with fresh vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Carpentier
Codman Square Theatre
Dorchester
Mary Pickford
Suds
Boston Opera House Hosts Final Week of While New York Sleeps
Boston engagement ends its run at the Opera House after three weeks drawing thousands. The sensational cinemelodrama reflects New York life in its varied strata and leaves audiences with a vivid impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Boston Opera House
Vaudeville and Feature Films at Loew's Columbia Theatre
Yesterday's bill included five vaudeville acts and Charles Ray in Homer Comes Home with Norma Talmadge in Going Straight. For the last half of the week The White Circle by Maurice Tourneur and Alice Joyce in Dollars and Sense join the lineup alongside new vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew
Columbia Theatre
Charles Ray
Homer
Norma Talmadge
White
Vaudeville and Cinema Offer Diverse Week At Loew's Orpheum
At Loew's Orpheum Theatre yesterday vaudeville featured Frank Dixon and company with an engaging act by Monte and Lyons in Dance Revue Follette Pearl and company presented The Coal Driver Mills and Roll and Leon and Mizi. The cinema offered Owen Moore in The Poor Limp in top form. The latter half of the week showcases Dorothy Gish in Little Miss Rebellion along with a full vaudeville change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew
Orpheum Theatre
Frank Dixon
Monte and Lyons
Follette, Pearl and Company
Mills and Rolland and
Leon
Mizi
Owen Moore
Dorothy Gish
Loew's
Orpheum
Carterly
Sin
Marriage Intentions List Dense With City Couples
A long notice lists numerous couples from Boston and surrounding areas filing marriage intentions. Names include Meagher and Dillon, Carlson and Reynolds, Murray and Carley, Slane and Toomey, Mattson and Cunningham, Roche and Cassidy, Pomes and Harrington, Stoker and Yans, Pinckney and Thompson, Mujlen and Crockett, Phelan and Martin, Goosfrey and McGeorge, James and Willis, Grey and Palmer, Johnson and Burns, Hinckley and Hall, Krusko and Tilton, Tempro and Salisbury, O'Donnell and Kelley, Lyons and Baroni, McCarthy and Connolly, Driscoll and Hill, Street and McLaughlin, Harrington and Theafer, Williamson and Sandberg, Horner and Clark, Leonard and Reardon, Lightbourne and Jones, Freedman and Rogolsky, Brunmark and Shedd, Bisso and Mocciaro, Jorgensen and Penny, Kocher and McGarry, and others. The entries include ages, occupations, and street addresses across Cambridge, Roxbury, Dorchester, Charlestown, Mattapan, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Meagher
Ai Ihland
Hyde Park
Mary E. Dillon
Hancock St
South Braintree
Carl FE. Carlson
Shawmut Ave
Ruth Reynolds
Durham St
Franklin T. Murray
Craigie Hall
Cambridge
Carley
Hemenn
St. George
Amory St
Helen F. Cassidy
Copeland St
Roxbury
Henry P. Pomes
Fayette St
Helen Harrington
Mrer J. Stoker
Worcester
Kiva Yans
Howland St
Guy
Pinckney
Deland
Fra
Inez Thompson
Williams St
Daniel T. Mujlen
Franklin St
Quincy
Anna M Crockett
Hamilton St
Dorchester
George J. Phelan
Cook
Cortes St
Augusta Martin
Way
Harold Johnson
Dudley Sr
Julia Burns
Ophir St
Jamaica Plain
Leo F. Hinckley
Tremont St
Helen M. Hall
Rutland Sq
Paul H. Krusko
Highland Park Ave
Emily
V. Tilton
William E. Tempro
East Dedham
Alce M. Salisbury
Mattapan St
Mattapan
Henry O'Donnell
King St
Mollie F. Kelley
T’rentiss
Harold F. Roberts
Walter
Riverside Pl
Bertha L. O’brien
Niamin F. Lyons
Express
San Diego
Cal
Tene B. Baroni
School St
Charlestown
John J. McCarthy
Shipper
Bigelow St
Elizabeth ©. Connolly
Mapleton
Frederick We. Harrington
Helper
Quincy St
Florence A. Thearer
Watertown
Earle W. Williamson
Chelsea St
East Boston
Ellen M. Sandberg
Charles Horner
Optician
Worcester St
Elizabeth H. Clark
Strafford St
West Roxbury
John P. Leonard
Mary F. Reardon
Athens St
Boston
Eugene Lightbourne
Thomas Pk
Elizabeth Jones
Harry Freedman
Leverett St
Reita R. Rogolsky
Chambers St
Walter J. Brunmark
Newbury St
Florence
BD. Shedd
Charlesgata
Frank Bisso
Angelina Mocciaro
Freezone Removes Corns Without Pain Says Drugstore Ad
A druggist advertises Freezone as a painless corn remover. The tiny bottle costs a few cents and promises to lift hard corns soft corns and corns between toes with no soreness or irritation.
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Liggett
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N. W
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D.C
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Gordon’s Olympia
Gordon’s Old South
Scollay Square
Chelsea Olympia
Waldron’s Casino
Park Square Theatre
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Howard
Arthur M. Jorgensen
Bower St
Arvilla M. Penny
Melrose
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Philadelphia
Penn
Mary
McGarry
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Gordons Old South
Washington ST
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Katherine AC
Donald Tike
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Paris
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Orchestra
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Beach
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John Mefarinae
Jack Hayden
Jack Lalt
JAS
J. Morton
Rome
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Legrous
Roy Harrah & Co
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Zematra Miller & Mac
Huntington Ave
Pera
Zhuredey
Walter Johnson
Geo. M. Cohan
Chas
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Uonstance Talmadge
May Allison
the Cheater
Hollis
Robert Louis Savendons
Master
RIVOL
Sears
Victor Herbert
HIT
D. W. Griffis
Shubert-Majestic
Tel. Beach
Little Building
N. Y. Herald
Arlington
Arlington & Tremont Sts
Litis
Filenn
George V
Hobart
Abe
Symphony Hall
Tiehote
T. Eve
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Tre Monteux
Irene
Florodora
Tyson CO. Eeean
Waldron S
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C. A. Winchester Welle
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SAT
Witsur
Little Bip
Back Bay
Down Town
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Jordan’s Land
Shepard
Major Barbara
Bernard Shaw
Fenway. Park Red Sox
Washington
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Ente
Tor
Poh
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William Farnum
Marie Fitzgibbons
Furman & Nash
Nevins & Gordon
Page
Hack & Mack
Seymour & Jeanetho
Mack Vennett
Edw. W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Abie the Agent
ELKS
Central Square
Ancaster
Margo O'Doone
Dorchester Cooman
Corinne Griffith
Florida
the Post
Martin
Maine
Waltham Chemical Co
Marks
Chester
Marke & Chester
Dudley Street
Dudley Terminal
American Glassware «& Supply CO
Blackstone St
Bosts Mass
Richmond
Dept
Sacrifice
Brookline
Whith Truck Agency
Yonkers
N. Y
Stearns-Knight
Renee
Leonard
Auburn St
Ann
Legal Allen's Law Office
Salty Browest
Sidrice
Gela Sperandio
Crescenzio Sperandio
Mass
Ave
Tel
Grove Perrage
M. J. Liner
Harvard St
Everett
M. Esterman
Elmat
Doraioing
P. P
W.w
Taylor's
Tremont
Morgan Detective Agency
Boylston St
Merrimac St
Rene
Marshall Neilan
ALL Star
Ae Aute P. Constance Talmadge
Harry RY Jolson
Exeter
Constance
Copley Square
Condit’s
Revere Beach
Selwyn's
End Park SQ
Teleshore Beach
Paul Dickey
Chas. W. Goddard
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