The Daughter of Mother Machree at Lyric Theatre
A lively review notes Sally O’Brien’s control over Cecil in The Daughter of Mother Machree with strong humor and stage craft. The new production, supported by Miss Desmond’s standout performance, opens at the Lyric for one week starting Monday night with Knights of Columbus and Ancient Order of Hibernians attendance on select nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Sally O'Brien
Mahreen
Sally
Machree
Mother Machree
Rose
Miss Desmond
Moteelee Machree
Mae Desmond
Sunshine
Sally Sally O’brien
Knights OF Columbus
Ancient Order OF Hibernians
Polts at the Winter Garden Stage Stars Rosaline May and Virginia Pearson
Stanton headlines a mixed bill featuring Polts in His Last Drop with Rosalind May, Virginia Pearson in War Bride's Secret, and Pathé News footage. Allyn Lewis Hazel Harrington lead The Tired Taxi sketch as Arthur Lipson performs. The Three Kelps present a knockabout act with Penbary and Shaw finishing the program.
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Stanton
Winter Garden
America
Souse,” .Co
Poli
Rosalind May
Virginia Pearson
Europe
Pathe
Allyn Lewis
Hazel Harrington
Arthur Lipson
Penbary
Shaw
Plaza Presents Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree in The Old Folks at Home
The Plaza theater announces Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree will star in The Old Folks at Home in the latter half of the week. The production centers on John Coburn, a principled man who treats others harshly when they fall short. The show promises dramatic, parental love themes and record crowds. The vaudeville lineup features the Six Harvards, Bernard and Bennett, Fisher and Rockaway, La Dora, and a new Keystone two-act for a varied, memorable program.
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Hebert Beerbohm
John Coburn
Cosy Playhouse
Harvards
Yoren
Bernard & Bennett
Fisher and
Rockaway
la Dora
Keystone Forge
Unosses Ocean to Wed Jennie Cowper of England
Miss Jennie Cowper sails 3000 miles across a submarine infested ocean to marry Frederick Whittaker of 320 North Avenue on the Kroonland in New York. Magna Charter lodge plans a reception at the North Avenue home. Arrangements are led by John Webb Victor Carwardine Charles Horsey Police Lieutenant James Walker and Dr E A Meafon.
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Jennie Coowper
England
New York
Kroonland
Frederick Whittaker
North Avenue
Remington Arms & Ammunition Factory
Magna Charter Lodge
Sons of St. George
John Webb
Victor Carwardine
Charles Horsey
James Walker
E. A. Mea Fon
Prosperity From Wilson Era Not War Driven, Schwab Says
Charles M. Schwab asserts that U S prosperity under President Wilson rests on ordinary business and domestic growth not war orders. Commerce figures show strong exports, a $2.5 billion trade surplus, and America becoming a creditor nation as munitions commerce accounts for only one percent of manufactured output.
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Department of Commerce
Wilson
United States
America
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Schwab
Charles Hayden
Boston
Hayden
Chamber of Commerce of the
Baltimore
Tariff Commission
Trade Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Too Much Prosperity for Foreign Help Ads
Jamestown Journal of Jamestown New York chides a Buffalo advertiser for insisting on publishing help wanted ads despite local labor shortages. The piece argues such ads harm Jamestown manufacturers. Additional items include brief jokes and notes on local life and culture.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Buffalo
Rural Credit Law Makes Money Cheap and Big Loans Possible
The new rural credit act, pushed by the Democratic Administration, lowers interest through forthcoming land bank competition. Hearings in Nebraska report rates dropping from 8 to 10 percent to near 5 percent with five to forty year loans. Farmers organize cooperative or joint stock associations to borrow up to 50 percent of land value, repayable in installments, sharing profits to cut rates further. The Democratic pamphlet explains the law and how to obtain it via state or county committees.
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Federal Farm Loan Board
Nebraska
West
Farm Loan Board
Democratic National Committee
East Forty-second Street
New York
G. O. P. Backs Wilson In Footdown On The Issue
A Republican stance favors Wilson amid intra party jabs as a speaker asserts decisive action. The dialogue hints at sharp divisions within the party and a pledge to press ahead regardless of opposition. Local readers witness a brisk exchange signaling political tension and potential shifts ahead.
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POLTS
van Dyk’s
Duchess
Maracaibo
Main Street
Elm
Barnum
Yan Lyk
CHESTER@D HERALD
Pittsburgh Post
Madge
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Boston Globe
Persia
Will Stanton
Rosalind May & Co
the Screen Star Supreme
Lewis Harrington & Co
Arthur ‘Lipson
Funny Man
Seabury & Shaw
Pathe News
Pinkie
Vera Cart
Metropolitan Opera CO
The
United Church
Building Fund
Davis & Hawley
Main St
Hayes & Betts
Frieda Hempel
Metropolitan Opera
M. Steinert & Co
Main St. Gidu
Quilty’s School of Dancing
Kelly’s Cigar Store
Fairfield Ave
James H. Kelly
BOLTS
Frederick Ayer
Union League
Union League Club
New York City
Vance McCormick
Ayer
New York Tribune Association
New York Tribune
Hughes
Waa Cats
Sir Herbert
Beerbohm Tree
Fisher & Rockaway
Black-Face Fun Fashioners
Keystone
Harry Clay Blaney
Jimmy
Modern Motion Pictures
Liberty
Bridgeport
Bentley
Geeness
Joe Hurtig
Dine Billy
Wrothe & Watson
John Cort
Princess
Victor
Herbert
Henry Blossom
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