Cambridge council to stage second degree exemplification
Cambridge council members plan Monday night meeting featuring a second degree demonstration. Boston organizer James T. Whelan promotes a forthcoming musical in Deacon Hall Annex with Miss Kate Ryan directing the cast and a published list of players and a full house anticipated.
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Fire department hearing opens to public amid probe
The public attended the fire department hearing as investigators discussed concerns about Chief Bunker's practices. Witnesses described seeing the Chief’s wagon near a house on several occasions and questioned firefighting tactics at the Cantabrigia building fire. The session drew a large crowd and proceeded without sensational evidence.
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Division 49 A. O. H. Minstrels Stage Annual Show
Division 49 A. O. H. and guests filled Institute hall for a third annual minstrel show and dance. Under Dom Keegan the program ran with precision and wit, Dixon’s orchestra providing excellent support. Proceeds go to the division sick and death benefit fund.
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Lady Friends
Institute Hall
Dom” Keegan
Dixon
Obituaries Notice From Cambridge Port Area
In Cambridgeport on November 20 Margaret D wife of John B Byrne funeral from 196 Erie street Saturday at 830 AM high mass at Church of the Blessed Sacrament at 9 interment St Pauls cemetery Arlington In East Cambridge on November 20 infant May Anes beloved daughter of Jeremiah J and Halannah Shea 3 months Moran In East Cambridge Navy 20 Leah Moran wife of John B Moran home 164 Gore street Saturday November uf high mass at Church of the Sacred Heart at 9 oclock
Central Theatre Vaudeville Delights Audiences
The vaudeville program at Central Theatre last week drew strong praise for the best picture and song lineup. Next week performers Katherine Bruce and Isabelle Comer will appear in a bi weekly program change.
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Central
Katherine Bruce
Isabelle Comer
Orpheum vaudeville stars headline Thanksgiving show
The Orpheum presents a high quality vaudeville bill featuring Mr and Mrs Sydney Drew in Billys Tombstones, Tony the Bootblack with Yenaro and Bailery, Le Brun Grand Opera Trio from Il Trovatore, Billy Clifford, the Eight Bedouin Arabs, and a Kinetograph act. Extra performance Thanksgiving 10 am to 1 pm for children with top seats 50 cents.
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Billy
Kenneth Lee
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Bootblack
Boston
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Il Trovatore
Billy Clifford
Hayes
Johnson
Tom Moore
Shields
Paul
Rinaldos
Robertson
Fanchette
Ellen Richards
L. A. Street
Keith's Theatre Holiday Program Presents Bransby Williams
Keith's Theatre opens with Bransby Williams performing new Dickens character types in Boston. The bill includes Mrs. Peckham's Cirouse by May Irwin, Stuart Barnes songs, Clayton Kennedy pianist dancer, and Mattie Rooney as a witty soubrette. Europe contributes two tumbler sight acts by Pichiani Troupe and Lina Marrder's equestrian act The Golden Amazon.
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Bransby Williams
Boston
Dickens
George Ade
Mrs. Peckham
Cirouse
May Irwin
Stuart Barnes
Clayton Kennedy
Mattie Rooney
Hattie Williams in The Little Cherub at Boston
Charles Frohman brings Miss Hattie Williams and 70 fun-makers to Boston for Thanksgiving week. They perform at Hollis Street Theatre under Rich management for a two week visit. The show promises brilliant merriment with burlesque imitations of Maude Adams William Gillette and the Barrymores among others.
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Hattie Williams
Boston
Rich
Hollis Street
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Maude Adams
William Gillette
Thel Barrymore
Rose Stahl
Montgomery
Stone
Student’s witty reply to anatomy lesson
A young teacher lamenting on explaining elementary anatomy prompts a puzzled class until a small voice explains the spinal cord in plain terms. The child says the spine cord is what runs through you with the head on one end and you on the other.
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