Drama Choristers of Paulist Choirs in Chicago Concert
The Paulists of Chicago presented a large male choir of 125 voices under Father Finn. The concert featured strong soprano tones, fine phrasing, and notable solos, praising Father Finns leadership and highlighting works by Tchaikovsky and church hymns. Proceeds benefit devastated French villages, drawing enthusiastic audience response.
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Origsters
Chicago
Paulists
Chicago St
Father N
Ino
France
Kuetky
Father No
Liam Hellissey
Tchaikovsky
Father Finn
Bec
Frank Stord
Thomas Mcanahan
Huntington Church Dinner Brings Jovial Community Moment
Huntington February 18 Special. The Congregational church ladies met for work and served a novelty dinner with each guest bringing a dish. Miss Ina Nichols planned dolls as favors and hosted a neighborhood social with games, valentines, and refreshments. Various residents visited, with church services held Sunday and a Red Cross meeting planned for Sutherland Tuesday.
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Huntington
Congregational Church
Fannie Booth
Oon
Ina Nichols
Miss Ina Nichols
Imity Club
Frances Wilson
Brook
Arsturrick
Florence Frembes
Sen
New York City
Dorothy MacDonald
Stratford
Lavinia Beattie
Esther Hicox
Charles Willard
Howard Combs
United States Navy
Carrie Lalin
Bridgeport
Gorden Frembes
Hartford
Edward “Rembes
Elizabeth Wilson
Oliver Combs
William Wells
Fair and Warmer at Park Theatre Review Highlights
The Telegram reviews Park Theatre engagement with Avery Hopwood’s Farce Fair and Warmer. John Arthur and Edna Hibbard lead a strong cast in a humorous intoxication driven plot, praised for natural delivery and human, American tone.
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John Arthur
Billy Bartlett
Edna, Hibbard
Blanche Wheeler
Mr. Arthur
Miss Hibbard
Hopwood
Avery Hopwood
Selwyn & Co
Park Square Theatre
Boston
Harris Theatre
New York
Broadway Chatter Highlights Stage Moves and New Talents
Thais Magrane stars in Difference in Gods at Bramhall Playhouse while Jane Ross returns to drama after vaudeville. Enid Morel joins John Drew's The Gay Lord Quex, and Katherine Grey headlines The 18th Chair. New works by Ethel Barrymore and Harold Chapin’s daughter Alice Chapin are noted along with Irish theatre plans and emerging performers.
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Thais Magrane
Bramhail Playhouse
New York
Jane Ross
John Drew
Enid Morel
Quex
Roadway
Katherine Grey
Gareth Hughes
Alice’ Chapin
Harold Chapin
Iden Fayne
Atlantic City
Ethel Barrymore
R. C. Carton
Janes Hoss
Miss Ross
Paul Ker
Selwyn & Cox
Senorita
Elisa Cansine
Winter Garden
Venus de Milo
Slavor
Iferne Rogers
Richard Carle
Middle West
Chicago
Marguerita Sylva
Carmen
Metropolitan Opera House
Abbey Theatre
Dublin
Hol
Len Bvily
York
Jane Houston
Whitford Kane
Lancashire
Trish
United States
Harold de Becker
Charles Compton
Annie Hughes
Miss Hughes
Whitford ,Kane
Favorites Of The Screen At The Local Theatre
A lively review describes Swan Wood's ballet, a dramatic sword dance with two bayonets, and Ralph Sipperly in Keep Moving. Scandal stars Constance Talmadge and Ethel Roseyear delight audiences. A canines act by Watson's circus and a ventriloquist set by Jed Weber & Co. charm viewers amid newsreels of General Forshing.
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the Telegram
Swan ‘Wood
America
Poli
Miss Wood
Ralph Sipperly
Ethel Roseyear
Donald Currie
Constance Talmadge
Lewis J. Selaniel
New York Yanks release Tipple and Markle to St Paul
The New York American League club released pitchers Dan Tipple and Clifford Markle to St Paul in the American Association. Tipple had been bought from Indianapolis for 11000 in 1945 and later moved to Baltimore in the International League. Markle was sent to Toronto to finish 1915 and did not report in 1917. Also, Lincoln Hayes elected captain of Tobly College baseball team in Waterville Maine.
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Birds of Prey
Teclegran
Poli
Joseph Noel
New York
Eyrie
Warda Howard
Mabel Toenight
Bridgeport
Dudley Ayers
Tom Best
Tom
Larry
Dan Davis
Ainsworth Arnold
J. Francis Kirk
Haron Kennedy
Kennedy
Gladys Knorr
Arthur Buchanan
Edith Spencer
Carrie Lowe
Noel
N. Y
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Tuntington
The
Red Cross
Sutherland
Theatre News
Plaza
Judy
Marre
Sally
Martin
Boges
Dollars
Detvel
Corral
Jermon
Manels
Olive Thomas
Gimans
Wells
Filmcom and
Footlights
Jed
Poll's
Jed Weber & Co
George Felix
Dawson Girls
Felix
Newhoft & Phalps
General Forshing
Waterville
Lincoln Hayes
Atieboro
Mass
Trolby College
Schneder
Ava
Dear
Raford Ave
Jay Ing& Am Thorne Bar
Miss Jewel Smith
Smith St
Tal
Garnum
Newfield Park
Ged
Original
Cl Watson’s ‘Grous
Ipred & CO
Eberi Toquist
Poli’s
Geo
Dawson Felix Girls
Newhoff Phelpss Animated News
Donald
Currie and Rosevear
Cosmo
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Constance Talmadge Scandal
Briggs
Liz
Mama's
the Silent Art
Paramount Feature
Esse Klasky Pruscs As
Vivian Martin
Ee Eestioned
Mbsec
Come
Douglas Fairbanks
Reggie
Artcrart
Dong
Ito
Ben Welch
Pat Kearney
Frank P. Murphy
Billy Wild
Sia Gold
Elva Grieves
Leona Earl
Frankie Martin
Deautiful
Ae Bhai Lay Oannary
Cathatune Chisholm Cushing
Eleanor Is. Porter
Patricia Collinge
Huilson Theatre Players
Washington
Fairfeld Avenue
Murray
jAdanisdion
M “Morrow Olive
Detzel & Corral
Doctors
Orfice
Jermon & Mack
Martin& Boggs
Kane-Barker
Saratford “Ave
Barnum
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