War Bazaar Opens at Grand Central Palace Tonight
The Allied Bazaar at Grand Central Palace opens tonight with a $1,000,000 relief mission for the Allies. More than 260,000 advance tickets sold. crowds expected, police reserves ready. British royal messages of support arrive for Mrs. Charles Greenough and the British American War Relief Committee. The French government exhibit debuts with nearly 6,000 items including aircraft parts and war memorabilia.
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Astor Chanler
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Nina Larrey Duryea
Franklin Farrel
Benjamin Guinness
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Maude Kissam
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Ince Photo Pageant Civilization Shown in New York
Thomas H. Ince presented Civilization at the Criterion Theatre, a lavish war photo pageant in the mold of a grand epic. The production uses dramatic battle scenes and a submarine story to argue for peace, ending with soldiers returning home as a hopeful finale.
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D. W. Griffith
New York
Criterion Theatre
Mothers of Men
Lusitania
Bube Burke
Ince
al Woods
Rehearsals Begin for Wagner Opera in Yale Bowl
New Haven June 2 special to The New York Times rehearsals for Wagner Die Walkure at Yale Bowl begin. Metropolitan Opera orchestra to join, Arthur Bodanzky directs. Yale Dramatic Association spent $20,000 on stage and amphitheatre. Crowd expected 25000 to 20000. outdoor opera may be largest ever heard.
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New Haven
Conn
Wagner
Yale Bowl
Mmes, Gadski
Schumann-Heink
Kurt
Messrs
Sembach Whitehill
Braun
Metropolitan Opera Company
Arthur Bodanzky
Yale Dramatic Association
Musicale at the Majestic Hosts Viennese Recital
Miss Villa Faulkener Page speaks at a morning musicale at the Hotel Majestic at 11. A piano recital features Charlotte lent of Vienna with Mme Beatrice Goldie Miss Nell Beatrice Duff and Marco Peyrot joining Mrs. Florence H. Jewell at the piano. An informal luncheon follows.
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Nell Beatrice Duff
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Florence H. Jewell
Strand to Show Tess of the Storm Country Next Week
Change of bill at the Strand for next week replaces The Evil Thereof with Tess of the Storm Country. Mary Pickford’s early post joiner appears in a Strand premiere never before shown there and is hailed as one of her best. George Relph sails today for London to join the colors and may lead Shakespearean company if he returns.
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United George Relph
States
ABC
Otis Skinner
St Paul
London
Melville Ellis
Irene Bordoni
Edgar Beeman
Theatre Francais
Arthur Aldridge
Vivienne Segal
Marguerite Farrell
Punch
Winter Garden
Blue Paradise
John Paup Sousa
Hippodrome
Reginald de Koven
Leslie Stuart
Gustav Kerker
Hu Felix
Raymond Hubbell
John Golden
Robert Hood Bowers
Louis Hirsch
Joseph Herbert
Mr. Sousa
Himelf
West Farms Exposition
Bronx River
7Th Street
Motors
Barnard
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Professor McGiffert
Union Theological Seminary
Ruth Salem
Hermes
Kalliste
Carol Lorenz
Peleus
Louise Talbot
Miss Talbot
Selma Cohen
Formance
Beatrice Hittenberg
Maia
Miss Rittenberg
Phillido
Miss Salem
Five killed as train wreck hits Packard bridge
Des Moines Iowa reports at least five dead and around twenty injured after Rotk Island Train No 19 plunged through a Packard Iowa bridge amid a northern storm blackout. The dead include Flora M Van Vitet Traer Iowa and Dorris Kober Waterloo Iowa. Fifteen are missing and six are said to be in serious condition.
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Iowa
Packard
Flora M. van Vitet
Traer
Dorris Kober
Waterloo
Ruth Kober
Greene
Elks Push for Proclamation of Flag Day June 14
Representative Murray Hulbert of New York publicized letters advocating a presidential proclamation for Flag Day on June 14. He cited Elks origins in observance and noted a Washington committee urged action and that 500000 Elks would value official recognition of the day.
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Washington
Murray Hulbert
New York
Order of Elks
Hulbert
The
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Ruger
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Grand Lodge
Unnulty
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elka
United States
Miss Janet Fish Fined for Damages by Dogs in Morgan Home
Supreme Court ruling requires Miss Janet Fish to pay Daniel Morgan $1,500 for dog damage at 152 East Seventy street. Morgan testified that several of her blooded dogs roamed freely, scratching an antique bureau and other property while in Mrs. Fish's five month tenancy from December 1914.
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Supreme Court
Janet Fish
Hamilton Fish
10-LB Bullfrogs in Cuba Fun or Fearful Mood
Mrs Achsab Merrill of Boston returned from Cuba aboard the Munson Line Manamar and described Galvis as pleasant aside from rainy season snakes and ten pound thunder bullfrogs. She recalled snakes crawling on porches and tables and one frog leaping onto her lap during croaking nights.
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Brooklyn High Students Urged to Strike Over Mandatory Training
A meeting of 20 Boys to High School students at 167 Tompkins Ave Brooklyn urged a school strike next September to protest compulsory military training under the Welsh Slater act. Leon Samson, expelled City College student, called for nonattendance until repeal and announced plans to organize strikes citywide during the summer.
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Brooklyn
Tompkins Avenue
Leon Samson
City College
Leonard Wood
Samson
Fifth Avenue
Policeman Rescues Woman From Harlem River Near Recreation Pier
Policeman McKerrick of East 104th Street Station rescued Mrs. Louise Mandora after she slipped from the Recreation Pier and became wedged between piles. He pulled her to safety with help from bystanders, then applied first aid and she was taken to Harlem Hospital by Dr. Glucksman.
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East 119Th Street
Harlem
Recreation Pier
117Th Street
Policeman McKerrick
East 104Th Street
Harlem Hospital
Glucksman
Eie Trick
McKerrick
Tragedy Touches Vacationing Waller Family
Misses Katherine and Frances Waller of Montgomery Alabama arrived on the City of Columbus to visit their uncle Frank R Chambers. They learn their brother William Co Waller a University of Alabama student was killed on Wednesday by a disgruntled hand on their father's plantation. funeral set for today.
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Frances Waller
Montgomery
Ala
City of Columbus
Savannah
Frank R. Chambers
Rogers Peet Company
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T Brother
William Co. Waller
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Waller
Special Train to New York After Yale Opera
New Haven railroad plans a special Pullman and day coach train to New York after the Yale Opera Die Walkure on Monday night June 5. The train would depart New Haven at 12 15 A M Tuesday, reaching New York at 2 A M if demand exists. If demand falls short, extra parlor cars join the regular train leaving New Haven at 12 1 and arriving here at 8 05 A M.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven
New York
Yale Bowl
Friars Return Frolic Rescheduled At Hippodrome
The Friars return engagement moves from Friday to Saturday night at the Hippodrome to fit Hartford and Springfield stops in the touring minstrels’ itinerary. A matinée is set for Friday in Hartford and the main show for Friday night in Springfield.
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Hartford
Springfield
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