Women 70 Serve Parish Communion Breakfast Sunday
A large group of St. Augustine's women will act as waitresses at the parish communion breakfast for men, next Sunday in the state armory. William Garrity leads the group with eight stations and each waitress serves eight men after the parade.
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St. Augustine's Parish
State Armory
St. Augustine's
Armory
William Garrity
L. Brophy
A. Kaceresky
Betty Bray
Christine Sunningham
C. Baggs
Nell Foley
Agatha Sullivan
KE. Forest
H. Sheasby
M. H. Bain
Thomas McGarry
J. LaHaye
P. Molley
Mildred Neary
N. McCarthy
J. Sheehan
J. Godfrey
M. Gaynor
M. J. O'Reilly
J. K. Murphy
M. J. Dalley
J. H. Phelan
H. Supple
M. Hawkins
Harald Youd
Edna Mraz
M. Rowe
ML. Jay
Margaret Buckl
Hayes H. Hayes
Misa
S. Boucher
Muriel Gcread
Kathleen Stone
Veronica Coughlin
Maury McKenna
Alice McKenna
Lillian Ryan
Katherine Fagan
Mary Callery
Catherine Callery
Mary Conlon
Jaen Farrell
John Ronan
Mary Walter
Fred Larson
Charles Flanagan
Milas C. Heavey
Margaret Cassidy
Cassidy
Margaret Gallagher
M. Lacoucere
Anne Kennedy
Catherine Kennedy
Misa Hetty Osborne
A. Frank
St. Coyne
Edward Coyne
Joseph Monahan
P. Cunningham
Helen Philbin
Margaret Gnnmon Phalon
Gertrude McBride
Andrew Brett
J. Leo Redgate
Thomas Reddy
William Reilly
Frank J. Ludford
M. G. Devitt
Nora Devitt
Marie McKeon
Helen Reilly
Mary Conroy
Alice Conroy
Eleanor Conroy
Mary Colonel
G. W. O'Shea
M. Forte
H. King
J. Foley
Telegram fiddler seeks new honors in New England contest
George E. Beers of Newtown, runner up in the Post and Telegram Old-Time Fiddler championship, will compete in Springfield Mass tomorrow night for the New England Old-Time Fiddler championship. The event will be broadcast on WBZ from 7 to 7:30 PM with a silver loving cup as first prize donated by Henry Ford and a complete violin outfit as second prize. Radio applause will count for half the judging, based on listener letters and cards.
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George EB. Beers
Newtown
Post and Telegram
Champisonsalp
Springfield
Mass
New England
WBZ
Henry Ford
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as instant relief for rheumatism, neuritis, backache and stiff muscles. It claims rapid warming heat and faster recovery, urging readers to buy Bowles Red Pepper Tub from Withall Pharmaceutical Co in New York.
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Ryle
Madisol Ave
New York
N.Y
Lena Daley in Miss Tabasco at Park Theatre
Lena Daley’s Miss Tabasco draws strong ovations at the Park Theatre with 19 scenes and 14 costume changes. Newcomers William France Vic erence Walton Andy McCain Dorothy Alexander appear alongside Billy Mack and Lew Denny. Richard Herndon will present What’s the Big Idea by Martha Hedman and H A House with a strong American cast, leading to a New York opening after its Bridgeport engagement.
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Lena Daley
New Park Theatre
Miss Daley
Billy
Bumps) Mack
Lew Denny
William France
Viorence Walton
Andy McCain
Dorothy Alexander
Bridgeport
Mon
Tues
Wed
the Park Theatre
Richard Herndon
Martha Hedman
H. A. House
Miss. Hedman
America
New York
Peter Clausen
Mr. Clausen
Miss Hedman
Mr. House
Sfi
Herndon
Lillian Ross
Hubert Wilke
Pierre Gendron
Albert Philips
Philip Bishop
Ethel Strickland
Harry Lyons
Cmmedietely
Double bill at Cameo features Taming of the West and Accused
The Cameo presents a two film program tomorrow with Taming of the West starring Hoot Gilam and Accused with Dorothy Drew. The bill promises thrills and romance, plus Jack Rebeck and his Saxophone Quartette perform 15 Minutes at Station S. A. X. tonight, while Love Toy closes tonight and The Sea Beast opens April 3.
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Hoot Gilam
Dorothy Drew
Hoot
Jack Rebeck
Lowell Sherman
John Barrymore
Wll
Kings of Melody
Fred Ardath Delights Palace Patrons With Surprises
Fred Ardath, the "Comedy King," debuted a new revue act with 10 performers at Bridgepotters featuring a jazzy band and novelty acts. Also on the bill are Charlie Dooin and J. McCool in His Last Night Out, Diane Rubini in Songs, Don Tompkins and Ruth Love in Freshien, and Stepping Some dancing quartet. The feature film The Fate of a Flirt stars Forrest Stanley with Dorothy Revier, Thomas Rickelia, and Phillips Smalley, directed by Frank Strayer from Janet Crothers.
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Fred Ariath
Palace
Charlie Dooin
Philadelphia
J. McCool
Diane Rubini
Comedienne
Don Tompkins
Ruth Love
Freshien
Edyma Capes
Forrest Stanley
Columbia
Mr. Stanley
Dorothy Revier
Thomas Rickelia
Phillips Smalley
Frank Strayer
Janet Crothers
Komedy King
Fred Ardath
Mer
Aa Eal
Jim McCool
Diane
Rubini
Memory Lane at the Majestic Delights Audiences
The Majestic screens Memory Lane starring Eleanor Boardman Conrad Nagel and William Haines with an orchestral score. The program also adds the Majestic News Screen Snapshots Adventures of Magic Peaceful Rest and other films plus Maurice Rosenthal produced Majestic Frolics and Dancing Mothers.
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Majestic Theatre
Memory Lane
Eleanor Boardman
Conrad Nagel
William Haines
Majestic News
Majestic Orchestra
New England
Mary
Miss Boardman
Jimmie Holt
Joe Fieid
Jose
Jimmie
Joie
Lane
Maurice Rosenthal
Paramount
When Love Grows Cold at Poli’s Vaudeville Theatre
Mrs Rudolph Valentino and Clive Brook star in When Love Grows Cold at Poli’s Vaudeville Theatre. A vivid portrayal by Natacha Rambova and Laura Jean Libbey’s tale draws crowds, praising loyalty and devotion as a civilizational bulwark. Also featured are A Vaudeville Surprise and a Florida real estate skit by Mary and Ann Clark, Roy Rogers, Campbell and Esther, and Dave and Yates with The Dancer of Paris plus Conway Tearle and Dorothy Mackaill.
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Natacha Rambova
Rudolph Valentino
Laura Jean Libbey
Poli
Vaudeville Theatre
Mrs. Valentino
Clive Brook
Polis Headend
Allyn Mann and Co
Wallie Grisham
Gladise Fadley
Mary
Ann Clark
Florida
Roy Rogers and Co
Campbell
Esther
Dave
Yates
Michael Arlen
Paris
Conway Tearle
Dorothy Mackall
Arlen
New York
Chorus Girls Of Higher Type Now Wayburn Asserts
New York March 11 AP Ned Wayburn, longtime Broadway choreographer, says today’s chorus girls are of a higher type and from better families due to stricter audience standards and better training. He notes they are often solo dancers and that training costs push toward financially solid families. fewer stage stigma and rising standards are seen as attracting top talent and reducing opposition from conservative families. Future chorus girls are expected to face even greater requirements.
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New York
Ned Wayburn
Atret
Marilyn Miller
Ruth Laird
Ann Pennington
Gilda Gray
Claire Luce
Fred
Adele Astaire
Oscar Shaw
Chorus Girly
Weekly Payment At Garage Favored By City
An ordinance to pay municipal garage employees weekly instead of twice monthly will be introduced at the Board of Aldermen meeting next Monday night. The garage workers support weekly pay, and the Garage Control commission backs the change. The new schedule likely takes effect April 1 along with weekly pay for Police and Fire departments.
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Board of Aldermen
Garage Control] Commission
Sporting Life heads new bill at Lyric theatre
The great Drury Lane melodramatic spectacle Sporting Life opens today at the Lyric with Bert Lytell Marion Mixon and Paulette Duval in a Maurice Tourneur production. The Border Sheriff and The Phantom Force play as second features while Young Fiddlers contest finalists perform. Spook Ranch and Stunt Nite Take a Chance Nite highlights next week with weekly novelty.
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Drury Lane
Lyric
Paris
Bert Lytell
Marion Mixon
Paulette Duval
Maurice Tourneur
Universal
Jack Hoxte
News Weekly
Hoot Gibson
Spook Ranch
Len Lee
Alice Lake
Mary Thurman
Tygone Power
New Telegraph Service To Mexico Opened
New arrangements with the Mexican government allow the Postal Telegraph Commercial Cables System to offer telegraph and cable service into and out of Mexico. Clarence N. MacKay, president of the companies, says previous man restrictions are cancelled and the plan will create a broader US Mexico telegraph network.
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New York
Mexico
Clarence N. MacKay
MacKay
United States
Paris Divorce Petition Filed by Mrs Beach
March 11 a divorce petition was filed by Mrs Tthel G Curry Beach of Boston seeking a divorce from her husband Godwit Batterson Beach of Stratford Conn. They wed in London on September 8 1908.
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Paris
Tthel G. Curry Beach
Boston
Godwit Batterson Beach
Startford
Conn
London
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