Amusements Pours Festive Vaudeville Mix in City Show
The program features Madaon and Ford in a new skit Rehearsal Time, the Five Melpattin acrobats, and the Sevens Mstress with lighthearted acts. Gladwen Juries, Lionel and Betsy Gray also appear. the tale centers on a wartime plot with lively entertainment and strong performances throughout.
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Sopighi
Pecoril
Iaiehy
Waldrop
Madaon & Ford
Vandeviilions
Musa Kare
Himéa
Gladwen
Lionel
Betsy Gray
Puech
Ury
Minan
Plaza Burmwoaking Beady of Photography to Sheng and Acting
A theater feature describes Plaza Burmwoaking’s photography and acting in a five part masterwork. It highlights a wife’s role and a wife’s love interest with a charming cast and clever laughs. The program promises a mix of dancing and variety acts as well as a notable sequence involving a temperamental canine.
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Burmwking
Erlangle
Tulsa
Wushand
Anderson
Sutton
Meintyre
Arc
Imam Fistures
Raymond Siteaisoe
Agele
Dramiail
West End Theatre Review of The Campbells Are Coming Abounds
The West End Theatre presents a lively program featuring Mary Milas and a young cast in a melodramatic tale set in the Ozarks. Grace Cunard and Francie Ford star in a range of scenes, with photography and staging praised as high in artistic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Murs
Fendden
Pérranent
Mary Milas
Strmers
Hest
Ava Parterel
Metro
Mise Minter
Ahio
Spee Bor
Net Gogifein
Wiliam
Dusane
Bieworth
Bow
Aber
Ozarks
Miskouri
Grace Cunard and
Francis Ford
Campbells Are
Lyric Theatre Stage Show Receives Rave Review
A fragmented review praises the Lyric production as thrilling and well executed. Cecil Spooner’s company delivers impressive performances led by a standout turn by Miss Boogser and a strong supporting cast. The piece earns audience enthusiasm and high acclaim for its era’s drama and musical energy.
Kick In is hailed as a worldwide theatrical sensation
Next week the Willard Mack play Kick In receives a scenic production redesigned from its year old New York debut. Praised by metropolitan critics, the punchy drama is praised as a modern masterpiece. English and Australian managers have arranged productions, and a master theatre party from Howland's store will attend a performance followed by a banquet.
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Republic Theatre
New
New York
Ongland
Australia
Willard Mack
Howlang’s
Empire The Hypocrites Shown With Regular Screen Program
Empire The Hypocrites described as sensational will be shown today in conjunction with the regular entertainment program. No serial will be shown tonight. Tomorrow features a five part Broadway Universal master production The College Orphans starring Carter De Haven and Flora Zabelle making screen debuts.
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Uise
Sorin
Carter DeHaven
Flora’ Zabelle
College Wa
Paramount Weekly
Tering Soammstanesurrencen
Saris
Flm
Pathe News Weekly
Jatzo
Taais Hebrew Charitable Aid Society to Meet December 7
Social and personal notices report the Taais Hebrew Charitable Aid Society will hold its next meeting Tuesday December 7 at 2 pm in Park Avenue Temple, with a schedule shift from Fridays to the fiery Tuesday of each month. Also noted is the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs B F Cummings of Capitol Avenue 937 and marriage preludes for an upcoming event. Kathleen Kenney returns from a visit to Naudutuck and Waterbury.
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Taais’ Hebrew. Charitable Aid Society
Park Avenue Temple
Apd
B. F. Cummings
Capitol Avenue
Arma Buck
Mike Kelly Leads Saints Toward Pennant Despite Setbacks
Michael J. Kelly veteran pilot of the St Paul club in the American Association nears his fortieth birthday tomorrow amid a season of baseball woes. The Saints recovered from a 1914 cellar finish, gathered surplus players, and, under Kelly, remained contenders as Cantilion and Kelly battled for the bunting. Cantilion, a former umpire and manager, helped Washington rise, while Kelly steered Minnesota hopes in a war of wits for the league title.
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Michael J. Kelly
St. Paul
American Association
Mike
Senate
Kelly
Chivington Sirentt Turkson
Joe Catttilion
Minneapolis Millers
Twin Cities
Northwest
Saints
Te Millers
Sevitz
Norton
Charee
Iseat
Mike Kelly
Joe Cantilion
Dingie
Captilion
Centilion
Washington
Republic
Bob Shawkey to Turn 25 This Week
The young pitcher Bob Shawkey, once seen as a rising star, has yet to deliver top performance. After the Athletics wrecking year, he moved to the Yankees, posting ten wins and thirteen losses in 1915. Born December 4, 1890 in Brookfield, Pennsylvania, he previously played for Harrisburg and the Tri-State League. Connie Mack later sent him south, then he joined Baltimore and performed modestly in 1914.
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Bob Shawkey
Athletics
Shawkey
Wes
Yankees
Brookfield
Harrisburg
Connie Mack
Baltimore
Connie
Orioles
Harvard material for next season looks promising
Cambridge December 1 1916 Harvard football notes that the main issue is coaching if Haughton returns. With eight seniors graduating and only four regulars back, the squad will feature many new players next fall. Backfield losses loom large, but W F Robinson may emerge as quarterback with strong support from Murray, Gardiner, and Taylor. Horween, Willcox, Enwright, and Thacher lead the hopeful second team plans, while Gilman and Desmond join veteran linemen to form a hopeful yet unsettled lineup.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Haughton
The
Crimson
Harte
Boles
Cadman
Gilman
W. J. Murray
A. W. Gardner
Murray Taylor
R. Horween
W. Willcox
T. H. Enwright
T. G
Enwright
Thacher
J. K. Desmond
C. A. Coolidee, Jr
G. C. Caner
Parson
B. Lancaster
Dinu
Wnone
Pevler
Daamun
Vetecaug Htmom
Pasteason
D. Duncan
P. Zach
W. Burr
W. B. Snow
Zach
Taylor
J. C. Harris
Une
Eld
Mahan
Harveen
Robinson
Anniversaries of ring battles summarize fighters and careers
The item recalls Marvin Hart defeating Kia Garter in 1503 at Boston ending Ed ward Carter’s era as a top middleweight. It notes Carter’s earlier losses to Joe Walcott and Hart, his 1901 foul victory over Joe Walcott, a knockout of the Demon, a 1902 knockout of Choynski, and later defeats by Tommy Ryan. It briefly mentions Joe Choynski’s win over Frank Childs in New Orleans in 1897 and Kitchener’s return to London as British secretary.
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Marvin Hart
Kia Garter
Boston
Edward Carter
Carter
Teeiee
Jos Walcott
Hart
Jeffries
Betievs
Louisville
Joe Walcott
Joe Choyuski
Tommy Ryan
Fort Brie
Gue Rublin
Tut Rpan
New Orléans
Joe Choynski
Frank Childs
Chicago
Colein's Islay Dance Night at Olmst New Ballroom
Local social item announces Colein's Islay hosting dancing every Wednesday evening at Olmst New Ballroom on Main Street near Sod Airfield Avenue, with invitation extended by WISSION and Davis and Savard.
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Olmst New Ballroom
Main Street
Sod Airfield Avenue
Davis & Savard
Estate of Monice Augusta Ferrin Probate Notice
State of Conn fact date November 8 2915 Bridgeport probate court limits months from date for creditors to exhibit claims for settlement Those neglecting to present accounts will be debarred All creditors urged to payment to Charles Fable Administrator ct a Westport Conn
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District OF Bridgeport
Court OF Probate
Monice
Augusta Ferrin
Easton
Postwar spending urging loans and biased press claims
The text discusses government war funding, media bias accusations, and a push for borrowing after the war. It notes Congress and officials in Washington urging large deficits, while city life and entertainment are cited as distractions. It ends with Paul Fuller, once President Wilson’s envoy to Mexico, dying in New York.
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Paul Fuller
Willoms Ogynt
Mexico
New York
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Rose Sydelis
London
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Samson and Delilah
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Rothskeller
Chapel & Congress Sts
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Highland Spring Water Co
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Stork’s Nest
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Miss Waldrop
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Gladden James
Maly Myles Minter
Clyde Pitas
Barbara Fridtohie
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Isexine the Hypocrites
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