Former Mayor Curley Opens Campaign in Cambridge Support Rally
A busy week as former Mayor James M. Curley returns to Manhattan Hall after the Worcester convention. The Jefferson Club of Cambridge, first to back Curley, hosts the event with praise for Roosevelt and Curley. Club leaders cite a square-deal program and note strong primary support as proof of momentum.
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James M. Curley
Borton
Worcester
Manhattan Hall
Jefferson Club
Cambridge
Curley
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Massachusets
Roosevelt
Caley
Reginald J. Murphy
Labor Groups Endorse Cambridge Mayor Russell for Congress
The Brotherhoods of Railroad Trainmen and Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen back Richard M. Russell Democrat for United States Representative. They praise his fair honest record as Cambridge mayor and oppose incumbent Republican Robert Luce citing an unsatisfactory labor record.
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Totherhood
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Russell
Congress
Richard M. Russell
Cambridgee
United States
Robert Luce
Jim Cronin Opens New Rathskeller at Boylston Street
Jim Cronin, central proprietor of the Boylston Cafe in Harvard Square, announces the opening of a new rathskeller. The addition will seat about 40 more patrons to ease crowding during peak times. It is tastefully decorated in Spanish buff and aims to enhance leisure moments for regular customers.
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Jim Cronin
Cental Boniface
Boylston Cafe
Boylston Street
Harvard Square
Jim
Keiths Memorial Theatre Shows The Gay Divorcee Second Week
The Gay Divorcee continues its world premiere run at Keith's Memorial Theatre for a second week starring Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers with Edward Everett Horton and Alice Brady in featured roles. Mark Sandrich directed and Dave Gould choreographed the dancing. The film introduces The Carioca and the Continental dances.
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Monte Cristo
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Edward Everett Horton
Alice Brady
Mark Sandrich
Dave Gould
Keith
Coconut Grove Reopens With Jacques Renard Orchestra
Modern Boston club the Coconut Grove at 17 Piedmont street re opens after alterations. It features world famous conductor Jacques Renard and orchestra, latest songs and dance numbers, refined interior, and a mix of young and older patrons seeking music, food, and ambiance. Call Liberty 3256 for reservations. Eddie, familiar Beaton host, greets guests.
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Coconut Grove
Piedmont Street
Boston
Jacques Renard
Héston
Eddie
Beaton
Club
Touraine
Cambridge K. C. Council presents Columbus Day entertainment
Cambridge K C Council stage part one of its annual affair featuring George White's Scandals and the comedy short Divorce Sweets. Part two, directed by Grand Knight Thomas F Mc Laughlin, showcased Billy Reeves and his orchestra with a long list of performers and a piano solo by Mrs. Grace McGrath.
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Cambridge Council
Knights of Columbus
George White
Shea
Fox Film Corporation
Thomas F. McLaughlin
Edward J. Crawley
Joe Flaherty
Billy Reeves
Sandy Chapman
Peter Crawley
Mary Collins
Edward Shine
Toots Murphy
Sis McCormack
Paula Hillery
Hilly Walper
Madeline Brooks
Mary Curtin
Marilyn O'Brien
Mabel Gould
John Grace
Marie Brooks
Pegey Dooley
Marion O'Brien
Margaret Mansfield
Ted Gaffney
del Duquette
Vin Hopkins
Hugh Graham
Patricia Reynolds
Johnson
Madeline Manette
Shirley Lester
Mary Carnes
Theresa Duquette
Grace McGrath
Esther M. Dolan
the Dancing Lady
Madeline Manetta
Vivian Seiple
Dorothy Quinlan
Mary Moran
Joe Pachicco
John T. Shea
Knights
A. John Serino
Board of Public Welfare
Cambridge ERA Projects Improves City Traffic Flow
Cambridge and the ERA collaborate to install traffic islands across the city. Key work finishes at Concord Avenue and Fresh Pond Drive with Kendall Square progressing daily. Harvard Square redesign adds four islands to ease artery convergence and reduce past traffic hazards.
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Cambridge
Concord Avenue
Fresh Pond Drive
Kendall Square
Harvard Square
Cambridge and
Peabody Streets
Pronunciation of Thither in English Lexicography
The Literary Digest notes that no recognized authority gives an initial th as in thin or think for thither. It states the only accepted pronunciation assigns th the value used in this, that, and the same as in these words, with no secondary variant.
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England
America
Literary
Italian American Club Dance Benefits New Club Home
The Italian-American Citizens' Club and its ladies' auxiliary host their annual dance next Thursday in the Elks' ballroom to raise funds for the club's new home at 53 55 Austin Street. State and city officials are invited. Fred Ciampi chairs a large committee with Miss Flora Addonizio as secretary and Nicola Diodatti as treasurer.
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Frances Freni
Josephine Trischitta
Julia Diodati
Esther Freni
Louise Mottia
Emma Rossi
Lena Petito
Fannie Regiello
Lena Forte
Sarah Cammarano
Rose Ruscitti
Lillian Anastasi
Nancy Giannino
Anna Paris
Angelina Mangano
Joseph Spardora
Domenic Ruseliti
Anthony Cammarano
Anthony Carbone
Victor Fpescatore
Arthur Centanni
Albert Rossi
Frank Mangano
Anthony Mottola
James Lebbio
Patsy Dente
Carmine Russo
Joseph Freni
Agostino Rancatore
Thomas Fittand
Fiore Nicoloro
Germinio Savignano
Salvatore Amici
Santo Freni
Alexander DeVito
Fred Petitto
Football Night at Post No 27 in Cambridge Fest
Football night at Post No 27, American Legion, Cambridge Fest, next Friday evening features the presentation of the Legion Trophy to Rindge Technical School for its victory over Cambridge High and Latin School on Columbus Day. Bill Cunningham of the Brighton Post will speak, with Vice-Commander Michael T. Kelleher heading the committee.
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Cambridge Fest
American Lelion
Rindge Technical
School For
Cambridge High
Latin School
Bill Cunningham
The
Brighton Post
Michael T. Kelleher
Million Dollar Ransom and Vaudeville At RKO Boston
Tamon Ruoyan presents Million Dollar Ransom at the RKO Boston with star Ranny Weeks and a Boston orchestra. The program features Phillips Holmes Edward Arnold Mary Carlisle and a lineup including Clifford Marion Al Verdi Thelma Lee and The Sinclair Twins plus dancing sketches and Pathe News. Murray Roth directs.
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Tamon Ruoyan
Ranny Weeks
New York
Phillips Holmes
Edward Arnold
Mary Carlisle
Andy Devine
Winl Shaw
Murray Roth
Boston
Clifford
Marion
al Verdi
Thelma Lee
Lee Murray
Sinclair Twins
Herman Revel
Ben Dova
al Forest
Pathe News
Chained and Jane Eyre On Double Feature at Central Square
The Central Square Theatre opens with Joan Crawford and Clark Gable in Chained for four days starting Saturday. Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre with Virginia Bruce and Colin Clive screens as co feature. Midweek Marlene Dietrich stars in The Scarlet Empress with John Lodge. Pursued features Rosémary Ames Victor Jory and Russell Hardie in the other lead roles.
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Joan. Crawford
Clark Gable
Miss Crawford
Whrile
Otto Kruger
Stuart. Erwin
Lotte Bronte
Jane Eyre
Virginia Bruce
Colin Clive
Marlene Dietrich
Boston
John Lodge
Miss Dietrich
Catherine the Great
Russia
Barnes
Rosémary Ames
Victor Jory
Russell Hardie
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Monet
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Clinton’ St
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Upland Rd
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F. J. Dennis
Porter St
Somerville
E. Dunn
Kimball Rd
Watertown
J. Spencer
Lawrence St
Cambridge K. C. Council
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A. L
Ellis’ Hall
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RKO
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Cambridge Electric Light CO
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International Silk Guild
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