Allies Bazaar crowds sell world record tickets in New York
The Allied Bazaar reports a world record of 565 401 tickets sold in a single day at 120 Broadway and other boroughs with 85 000 women canvassing Manhattan Brooklyn and the Bronx. Notables like Miss Edna May and Mile Ravelle led sales and crowds gathered around Fifth Avenue Madison Avenue and Wall Street as organizers push toward 1 000 000 tickets for war relief.
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War Paintings Arrive by French Artist at Allied Bazaar
Charles Duvent, renowned French painter, arrived from Bordeaux aboard the Chicago with seventy watercolors drawn on front lines in France. The works, commissioned by the French Government to depict modern warfare, will be shown at the Allied Bazaar in Grand Central Palace starting tomorrow. Also aboard were Gustave Alaux and Raoul Tonnelier to contribute pieces tracing French history from the ages to the present.
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Bryn Mawr Grants 81 Degrees at 31st Commencement
Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania awarded 81 degrees in a crowded gymnasium ceremony. 72 Bachelor of Arts, 6 Master of Arts, and 3 Doctor of Philosophy were conferred as President M Carey Thomas and Mount Holyoke President Mary E Woolley addressed graduates and guests.
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McAneny Addresses City College Board Appointment
Former President of the Board of Aldermen George McAneny spoke at City College to celebrate his appointment by Mayor Mitchel as a member of the college’s Board of Trustees. President Sidney E. Mezes led the robes dressed Faculty in a ceremonial procession in the auditorium.
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Irish bassos join free Central Park concert series
The Music League plans a Monday night program in Central Park Mall with Irish basso Rourke Sullivan and pianist Stanley Day. The park music budget was cut to 23000 from 71000, prompting the retest concerts. Hardman, Peck & Co. offers pianos for all events. Park Department to handle programs and policing with other vocalists and instrumentalists for future performances.
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Community masque at City College wows audience
A Times reporter watched Percy MacKaye’s Caliban by the Yellow Sands and a campus burlesque at City College. The all citywide cast, from Greek wrestlers to Italian club soldiers, shared a bill of pageantry and music under Garnet Holme’s supervision, proving democracy through communal drama.
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Morosco to Produce Spangles Play by Nellie Revell
Oliver Morosco has accepted Nellie Revell's new circus life play Spangles and will stage it soon at his stock theatre in Los Angeles. Revell, born in a Barnum Bailey Circus car, began performing as a child and has held many roles with circuses. She is the only woman to have served as advance and press agent for a circus.
Child actors as orators at Professional Children's School
The first commencement concert of the Professional Children's School will be held next Thursday morning in the Princess Theatre. Fourteen young graduates, average age fifteen, receive diplomas after a two year course. The school, run with the Rehearsal Club at 220 West Forty sixth Street, promotes stage work with protection and instruction.
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Follies Auction Tops $15,000 for Opening Seats
Broadway spends lavishly on the New Amsterdam auction of seats for the Follies premiere. High bidders include James B. Brady and W R Hearst with premiums ranging up to $200 per seat. An estimated total for the opening night receipts runs about $15,000.
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Ford Buys Broadway Corner For Large Ford Salesroom
Henry Ford's company buys the northeast corner of Broadway and Fifty-fourth Street adjoining Hotel Woodward for a large Ford sales building. Frank L. Klingensmith signs contracts from Detroit. broker Joseph Piper declined to disclose price.
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French Art Sale Totals $38,329 at Anderson Galleries
The Jules Ratzkowski collection drew bidders for items including a bronze group The Spinners and carved ivory parts, No. 586, sold to H. M. Dadirrian for $285. Other prices included a Louis XV clock to Neuman & Co. for $245 and an empire podesta table to H. Talley for $295. The afternoon’s returns totaled $9,789, with a grand total of $35,320.
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