Transit Timetable Fragments From Arlington to Harvard Area
A historical timetable lists night and day bus routes in the Arlington Heights to Harvard Bridge region, detailing departures to Adams and Dudley Streets, subway connections, and Sunday schedules. It includes frequencies every 10 to 20 minutes, with night service hours and specific endpoints like River Street and Park Street Subway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Center
Adams BQ
Beacon &T
Adams &Q
Harvard Bridge
West Boston Bridge
Lot
Bonday
Arlington Heights
Subway
Adama
Harvard
East Cambridge
City Foint
Broadway
Brookline &T
Cor. Mass. Ave
Pare ST
Cottagh Farm
Hadvard
Subwat
Cottage Farm
Adams
City Point
Vilaé Pare
M. Sundey
Ecollay
Basex St
Scollay
Bondlay
Seolay
Adams By
Mair St
Harvard Square
West Boston
Ebridge
L.M
A. M
Dudley
Roxbury
Inter
River &T
Pearl
Roxbury Crossing
Mount Averbeen
Huron Ave
F. M. Mewton
Watertown
Hanover ST
A. M. Newton
Park
MT. Auburn
Cambridge
Tila Prospect ST
North Cambridge
Prospect ST
The Countess Chooses
A short note credits Ed Parcells for The Countess Chooses with copyright in 197 by Ed Parcells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Parcells
Countess and Lover Escape to Frontier in Flight
A young countess fears an arranged marriage to the Duke of Maratine. She and her beloved Robert flee in a car, aided by a passport, planning exile. The pair confront their past promises as she discovers her true title, Countess Evelyne of Avant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess Evelyne
Dunce
Sieder
Hero
Toebert
Evelyne
Robert
L'Avant
Leon
Countess of Avant
Duke of Maratine
Two Telegraph Operators Hear News Across Glass
In a telegraph office two operators share a partitioned desk. Dull business gives way to a dispatch from a southern line while the western line brings a message from Cleveland. Both finish as the western man asks about a Virginia town tale and the southern man admits he did not listen.
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New York Times
West
Cleveland
Western Wire
Virginia
Against His Grain in a Domestic Struggle
Amos Carle speaks of a troubled marriage with his wife’s harsh control. In a Sim Hayward grocery circle, his silence and pride reveal recent painful incidents and his resolve not to be cowed. Joe Piper and Hayward volley blunt remarks about luck and courage, highlighting men’s reactions to adversity.
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Amos Carle
Sim Hayward
Joe Piper
Amos
Mr. Hayward
The Applause. Storm scene on stage draws thunderclaps
A Norris town PA Times lightheartedly notes that a storm scene on stage rarely earns applause but jokes about thunderclaps as the audience reaction.
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Tompkins
Funnibone
Norristown
Theatres Open New Central Square Amusement Resort
Newly furnished Cen tral square venue opens after recent improvements by proprietor Simon Alexander. Seats raised for better sight and hearing, program changes twice weekly, and the orchestra highlighted as a feature.
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Central Square
Simon Alexander
Orpheum Week Spotlight Heads Bill in Boston
The second Orpheum week features all acts as headliners including Motoring, Elizabeth Murray, Taciana, Basque Quartette, Palfrey and Houfler, and Bert Levy of the Morning Telegraph. Clifford and Burke and a large first-time production headline the show with later announcements.
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Orpheum
Clifford
Burke
Boston
Josie the Little Madcap at Boston Grand Opera House
Lottie Williams stars in Charles E Blaney's Josie the Little Madcap at the Boston Grand Opera House next week. The dialogue is bright, the story well told, and matinees are scheduled for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday as usual.
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Lottie Williams
Charles E.’Blaney
Josie
Miss Williams
Mr. Blaney
Tremont Theatre Opens With Klaw & Erlanger Vaudeville
The Tremont Theatre launches advanced vaudeville by Klaw and Erlanger on Labor Day promising high character performances and steady quality. The new program aims to maintain patron faith with weekly attractions and a popular matinee pricing scale with shows at two and seven.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Tremont Theatre
Labor Day
Record Catch at West Bald Win
West Baldwin correspondent reports Cambridge men Benjamin E Buck Archie Martin and Crombie caught pickerel in Barker pond. Smallest weighed two and a quarter pounds. Largest six and three quarters pounds. Martin narrowly escaped drowning when he fell from a boat and was saved by alert companions.
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West Baldwin
Fortland
Benjamin E. Buck
Archie Martin
Mr. Crombie
Cambridge
Mass
Barker Pond
Deaths Keating Leary McCarthy Silvery Cambridge
Death notices from Cambridge include Annie Keating died Monday with funeral from 51 Lopez Street and high mass. Joseph P Leary funeral from 47 Howard Street. Thomas McCarthy funeral from 5 Winter Street. Magdalena Silvery funeral from 2547 Massachusetts Avenue. Interments in Malden and at St Paul’s Church noted.
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St. Paul's Church
McCarthy
East Cambridge
Thomas
Anne L. McCarthy
Lane
Winter Street
Silvery
North
Cambridge
Magdalena Silvery
Massachusetts Avenue
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DR. J. Leq
Boylston Street
Harvard Sq
Tod
Reycroft the Florist
Massachusetts Ave
Brooxline Street
Max Keezer
Bow St
Quincy Sq
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Allied Printing Trades Council
THE
Sentinel
B. B. Shaughnessy & Sep Book. Store
Cambridge Street
Institute
East
Boston Elevated Railway CO
Central Theatre
Orpheum Theatre
Boston Grand Opera House
Harry WN. Kelley
Barristers
Pemberton Sq
Haymarket
the Sentinel
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Geo. W. Gale Lumber Go
Oliver D. Clary
N. E
Glenwood
S. H. Harrington
Gambrdge
WM. H. Wood &C
Brooks & Conley Real Estate and Insurance
Cunningham Bros
Central SQ
George
H. Mahady
Room
Columbia
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