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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
4
Pilgrim Church urges voters to support a license or no license measure in November to keep Cambridge dry. The call emphasizes protecting youth, homes, and institutions from tavern influence and tax evasion in a bid to moral reform.
Paragon Park at Nantasket Beach reports its best season with rising attendance after eliminating free gate entry. The park plans major drone headliners this summer while Palm Garden Grille serves thousands weekly with al fresco dining and a wide liquor selection. Visitors access the park by highway or Nantasket Line boat for daily fireworks and entertainment.
Cambridge Lodge of Elks plans their tenth annual weekend excursion to Ogunquit Maine in June. Deluxe bus transportation is arranged for those not driving. Reservations handled by committee led by Wm. O'Brien with P. Frank Larkin John J. Henderson and Parker Hickey.
A stream of local personalities hints at upcoming moves and gossip in City Hall circles. Adah Bowles may take July or August vacations, while Mike Healey trains for a marathon and Joe Costa backs film nights. Numerous officials and business figures figures tease politics, golf, and municipal projects with light, playful barbs.
The Metropolitan Theatre presents Shoot the Works a laughter filled romance with Jack Oakie Ben Bernie and his orchestra Dorothy Dell Alison Skipworth Roscoe Karns in the cast On the new miracle stage Summer Follies stars and Captain Proske with Bengal Tigers headline the second unit The comedy by Hecht and Fowler follows flagpole sitters honky tonk girls and flea circuses plus an avant groove from Levitzky and the orchestra.
Opening yesterday Fred Lieberman a New England showman with 20 houses in New England takes over the Tremont Theatre. The gala program features Anna Sten in Nana with Victor McLaglen and Edmund Lowe in No More Women. Three short features and latest news flashes run during an eight thirty start with changes each Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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