Greenwich Village Follies at Shubert Theatre New Haven
Greemwich Village Follies third annual edition comes to Shubert Theatre New Haven on Monday night April 23 for week engagement. Ted Lewis and his jazz band headline a vivid cast of thirty artists from studios in a lavish production. Reservations at Simone's News Store Fairfield Ave.
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New Haven
John Murray Anderson
Ted Lewis
Joe. E. Brown
Eva Puck
Sammy White
Bird Millman
Marie Holly
O'Hanlon
Zambouni
Simone
Fairfield. Ave
Shubert
Greemwich Village
Metropolis
Vivid and Electric Company
Tooders
Naive
Res
Stiudios
Grace
Char. Wien
Fairfield Ave
Milford Highways Progress Delayed by Local Standstill
Milford, April 20. Major highway improvements begun last spring with a 158 000 bond appropriation proceed slowly. Several key streets remain unfinished including east roadway from Cedar Street to Broderick's Corner and sections on Myrtle Beach and River Street. Ongoing land negotiations, notably with Mrs. J. E. Broderick over East Broadway land, hinder final layout and may lead to condemnation. A one ton truck for highway work is planned. Judge Omar W. Platt recovers from appendicitis. community events include lodge visit, church sale, and Woodmont PTA final meeting.
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Milford
Cedar Street
Broderick's
Broderick’s
B. Clark
Price
Almong Tose
J. E. Broderick
East Broadway
Grove Street
Board of Selectmen
Jrown
Omar W. Platt
Brothers’ Lodge
Norwalk
First Congregational Church
Palois
Woodmont
Wood
Yale Faculty Halts Art Masque Ball Plans
New Haven April 20 Special to The Telegram Yale School of Fine Arts may cancel the Art Tasque ball planned for May 22 after police concerns and Yale Cavalry interference. A modified pageant and conventional dance are expected to replace the event if held.
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New Haven
Yale School of Fine Arts
Mmost
Plana
Yale Cavalry
Bridge bill rejection delays Westport project
Westport and Saugatuck residents voiced disappointment after the Hartford legislature rejected a $296,000 bill to build a new draw bridge over the Saugatuck river. The defeat delays the project at least two years, as traffic was forced to wait while the old bridge opened and repairs were made.
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Westport
Saugatuck
House of the General Assembly
Hartford
Bridge Street
Verasel
Traffe
Tamlos Held for High Court in $5,000 Bonds
Peter Tamlos a 62 year old witch maker from 472 Howard Avenue was arrested on allegations of white slavery. Mary Gosh of Treacon Malls Massachusetts testified against him and he was bound over to the grand jury by bonds of $5,000 for arraignment in the circuit court.
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Peter Tamlas
Howard Avenue
Mary Gosh
Treacon Malls
Mass
Eiry
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Entire Weedwares
Mars
Greenwich Village Follies
Iplaza
Tommy Allen
Tufts College Musical Club
First Universalist Church
Handelman
Pagana
Kay Spangler
Lorraine Serenaders
Byron Sisters
Sully
Houghton _ NY
S Ph “the Hero
Barbara LA Marra
Gaston Glass
Port’s
Vaudeville Theatre
Oliver Morosco
New York
Slippy McGee
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Posi’s
Wheeler Oakman
Colleen Moore
Sam DeGrasso
Poll
Reyne
Bridgeport
ELITE
North Main & Chas
Sis
Frank Mayo
Victor Tires
Victor
Springfield
Cord
Ann Miles
United States
Oldfield Cord
WONG
Oldfield
Oldfiele
Goodyear Cord
Oldeleld
ORD
Bexston
FISK
Goodrich
LOWET
Call United Cycle CO
State Street Corner
YALE
Tarmlos
New Spring Apparel
Connecticut
Norfolk
State St. Bridgeport
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