Local sports notes from Central Square and Lewiston league
A stray collection of notes covers Silva's shave shop on 345 Green Street, plus local baseball and boxing chatter. Lewiston Maine state league newcomer Joseph Monahan joins Lewiston nine for a Bates College exhibition. Al Bates loses a boxing match in Slowtown while prospects for Burns Cogan Ford and others fill out a local spring sports panorama.
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Silva's
Green Street
Central Square
Joseph Monahan
Lewiston
Bates College
Jack Cogan
Auburns
Dave Landers
Honus Wagner
Sailor” Ansmith
Clements
Cogan
Dan Alexander
Joe McKilvary
Royce
Burns
Ford
Disconnected Club Note On Local Sports And Verse
A jumbled column notes humorous verse and local sport items. References include Mo fighting ninth camp at Framingham and a monster armory athletic meet, Mike Burns joining Company C musicians staff, Frank Gourmlex’s Young Men’s Athletic Association claim, and a B B club trip to South Boston with President Norton chaperoning.
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Fighting Ninth
Framingham
Armory
Dan Sullivan
Frank Gourmlex
Young Men's Athletic Association of
New Orleans
Institute B. B
Sycamore Club
South Boston
Eddie Norton
Tomchak's Tobacco Shop At 502 Massachusetts Avenue
Historic ad notes tobacco shop operating under Indian reign theme located at 502 Massachusetts avenue near Brookline street station. Customers invited to drop in while they wait for their car with telephone contact 726-2 Cambridge.
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Tom” Charak’s
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Nat Somers Toy Shop in Brookline Named Finest Gentlemen's Store
Nat Somers on Massachusetts Avenue Brookline is praised as the citys finest gentlemen's store. The shop showcases an unrivaled window display and a broad stock carried at Metropolitan prices.
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Nat Somers
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street Station
Somers
Blessed Sacrament Holy Name Society Ball Game Plan
If plans work right the Blessed Sacrament Holy Name Society members ball term will meet no picked Cambridge Council K of C members on the ball field today. Officer Charley McGown is engineering the deal. The feeling is intense.
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Blessed Sacrament Holy Name Society
Cambridge Council
K. of C
Charley McGown
For Rent 14-Room House and Stable in College District
To let in College District a 14 room house with improvements and a stable with two stalls both in excellent condition. Apply Fahy and Flynn Real Estate and Insurance 630 Massachusetts Avenue. telephone 1119 2 Cambridge.
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Brooks & Conley Real, Estate and Insurance
Massachusetts Avenue
Fahy & Flynn
Cambridge
Somerville
American and Foreign Films Compared at Hub Theatre
The Hub Theatre screened five moving pictures last week including two American and four foreign films. Observers note foreign films show more action and clearer pantomime through gestures, making them more engaging to the audience.
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Hub Theatre
Miles Brothers
John Craig to Stage Her Great Match at Popular Prices
The John Craig aggregation announces Clyde Fitch’s Her Great Match with Maxine Elliott’s success to be staged next week. Miss Lillian Bayer from the Empire Theatre New York is engaged along with regulars Mr Johnson Mr MacLarne and Miss Saunders. Early application urged due to high demand and limited seats.
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John Craig
Mr. Craig
Clyde Fitch
Maxine Elliott
Boston
Craig
Lillian Bayer
Empire Theatre
New York
Mr. Johnson
Mr. MacLarnne
Orpheum Boston Vaudeville Week Promises Riotous Fun
Nearly 40 000 attended last week at Percy Williams Orpheum with crowds taxed nightly. For the week of May 20 Gallagher and Barrett headline with The Battle of Too Soon a 20 minute riotous farce. The Six Glincerettis acrobats and Lee Harrison the monologist also on bill along with Carl and Mary Ohm, Bellman and Moore, Hawthorne and Burt, Fitzzibbon MecCe y Trio, Peter Griffin and Martinetti Sylvester. New SF Kinetograph moving pictures will conclude the program.
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Percy Williams
Orpheum
The
Boston
Gallagher and
Barrett
Glincerettis
Lee Harrison
Carl
Mary Ohm
Bellman
Moore
Hawthorne
Burt
Fitzzibbon- MecCéy
Peter Griffin
Martinetti
Sylvester
Suicide Brothers
SF Kinetograph
Dorothy Opera Brings Rural Romance With Bright Cast
The opera of Dorothy, by Alfred Celleir and B C Stephenson, opens on the English stage after about twenty years. Clara Lane stars as Dorothy with Louise Le Baron Lydia Harry Davis Geoffrey Wilder J K Murray Harry Sherwood and Otis H Thayer Lurcher the sheriff’s officer. The company performs May 27 at Castle Square, followed by Gilbert and Sullivan’s Patience.
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Dorothy
Alfred Celleir
B. C. Stephenson
Clara Lane
Louise le Baron
Lydia
Harry Davis
Geoffrey Wilder
J. K. Murray
Harry Sherwood
Otis H. Thayer
Lurcher
Henry C. Barnabee
Gilbert and Sullivan
Patience
Opera
Castle Square
Central Theatre Upgrades with Fresh Air Generator
The Central Theatre installs a first class fresh air generator, praised for silence and cool, clean air during shows. Last week’s performances featured Josie Sheridan and May Atkins singing well, with Joe Hearty and Manager Frank Roust delivering solid turns. Pianists Rae Gallagher and Walter Sofperville performed to standard on the Steiff piano. Jack Higgins was absent due to his father's sudden Somerville death.
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Central Theatre
Alexander
Josie Sheridan
May Atkins
Joe Hearty
Frank Roust
Rae Gallagher
Walter Sofperville
Steiff
Jack Higgins
Somerville
Songwriters Collaborate on Two Potential Hits
Jos F Slocomb wrote lyrics for two songs in the past week. One piece I Thought You Loved Me credits Edward Madden of New York as partner and features Madden's noted works. The march Show Me the Star Spangled Banner lists Raymond A Browne as collaborator, known for several popular tunes.
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Jos. F. Slocomb
Raymond A. Browne
Mr. Browne
Coon
Man In the Overalls
Local Councils Compete In Garfield Fraternal Bowling Match
Franklin Council and Resal Arcanum members attended Garfield Council of South Framingham on Friday evening. A large delegation from the local council participated in a bowling match between the councils.
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M. F. Barry & CO
Elsion Building
Inman SQ
Brest
Cunningham Bros
George H. Mahady
Massachusetts Ave
Robert J. Nmelledge
Bhis
Melledge
Real Estate and Insurance
Lygeum Building
Harvard Square
Real Estate Exchange
Fahy @ Flynn
Tel
George H. Carrick Real Estate
Insurance
Brattle Street
Harvard
Mass
Grant & Company
Putnam
Q. Cambrice
Cambridge Furniture CO
Camridge
Barber Brothers Wholesale and Retail Dealera
Reo Fruits
Andrew Street
al Bates
Epring
Dame Fortune
Pgre
Esther Caninm
Macphthea
2Aris Tailoring CO
Cambridge St
B. L
Herbie
Mike Burns
Company C
Th Regiment
Kridgefield
Cutter
Metruigan
Lucy
Dudley
O'Connell
Whanmer Doran
Speed” Diesatelle
MecCrehan
Mahoney
Pip’ Quinn
Hick” Coyne
L. S
Larnone
William Cutter
Rice Street
North
Mike Sullivan
Joe Thomas
Jack
Hugo Kelly
Billie Blue
W. L. Potter
Putnam Square
John F. Doherty
Grant Building
Globe Theatre
Orpheum Theatre
Castle Square Theatre
Cambridge Electric Light CO
W. Gale Lumber Co
Oliver D. Clary
N. E
M. J. Shea
Undertaker
Heeper
Broadway
Cor. Winsor Street
Cambridgeport
Telephone
Uil
Henry F. Farrow
Prospect Street
H. A. Allyn
Cambridge Gas Co
Glenwood
S. H. Harrington
Cambridge Streat
WM. H. Wood & CO
Cambridge Gas Light Co
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