Tapestries and Laces On View At Metropolitan Museum
A collection of old laces and tapestries from private homes, never before exhibited, is shown in the Metropolitan Museum. The display follows a chronological arrangement from Louis XIV to the eighteenth century, with notable pieces from William A. Clark and Mortimer L. Schiff. Also featured are Pembroke drawings from Sotheby's with early pieces dating to the fourteenth century, Correggio works, Leonardo da Vinci studies, and two Ingres portraits once owned by Degas. The exhibition runs through November in the Recent Accessions Room and illuminates these two aging arts.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Morgan Processing
Courbet
Louis XIv
William A. Clark
Arthur Curtiss James
Dido
Aeneas
Mortimer L. Schiff
Berain
Behagle
Jules S. Bache
George Ft. Buss
Albert Blum
George Blumenthal
Die Witt Clinton Cohen
WW. Bayard Cutting
Robert W. de Forest
Harris Fahnestock
Richard Greenleaf
William Milne Grinnell
Misa Marian Hague
McDougall Hawkes
Leo Kessel
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Joseph Pulitzer
Herbert L. Satterlee
Mortimer L. Behiff
George L. Whelan
Gertrude Whiting
Pembroke
Sotheby's
Lon- Gin
Earl of Pembroke
Montgomery
Wilton House
Salisbury
Glotto
St. Peter
Rome
Correggio
Leonardo
Antonio Pollaiuolo
Turer
St. Catherine
Ingres
Degas
G A R Memorial Service Honored Soldier Dead
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic and alliedorganizations held a memorial service at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument Riverside Drive and Eighty ninth Street. Julius Isaacs presided as William F. Kirchner recalled Civil War achievements. Gen. Charles Burrows praised the G A R and memory of fallen comrades. The eventclosed with taps by four girls and a firing squad salute.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Riverside Drive
Eighty-ninth Street
Hudson Terminal
Post Office
Rev
L. G. Verney
Union Reformed Church of
High Bridge
Julius Isaacs
William F. Kirchner
Loys
Charles Burrows
Burrows
Decatur
John EK. Zeller
France
von Benneterry
Oliver Tilden
Ella Bixby
Daughters of Veterans
The Crimson Gardenia at Rialto and other photoplays
A review describes The Crimson Gardenia at Rialto with a multi scene suspense setup in New Orleans featuring Owen Moore and Hedda Nova. The program also includes Charlie Chaplin Sunnyside at Strand, You're Fired with Wallace Reid at Strand, and other shorts and features at Broadway Rivoli and Park venues.
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Rex N Gardenia
Rialto
Central
Alfred le Duc
Secret Service
Mr. Beach
Reginald Barker
Owen Moore
Tully Marstill
Hedda Nova
Sydney Ainaworth
Edwin Stevens
New Orleans
Huse ArvUchic
Charlie Chaplin
Strand
Chaplin
Wallace Reid
Reid
Wanda Hawley
Theodore Hoberts
Raymond Hatton
Jam Cruze
Henry
Chester
Moss Theatres Plan Expanded Film Ties with Lasky Firm
Mogs head of Moss chain of vaudeville houses announced affiliation with Famous Players-Lasky. The Moss theatres will keep their identity and Moss remains executive head. They will focus more on films but not be limited to the Lasky program and plan a joint expansion of theatre control.
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BR. S. Mogs
Vaudeville
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Moss Theatres
Moss
Mr. Moss
Famous Players
Insidious Bolshevism Alarms New Hampshire Town Report
The Inter-Racial Council in Woolworth Building released a field report on Bolshevism among Russians in a 16000 population New Hampshire town. It notes 500 Russians among 10000 foreigners, 2000 voters, few Russians learning English, and calls for counteracting propaganda with literature and speakers, plus collaboration with employers to reduce unrest.
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Inter-Racial Council
Woolworth
New Hampshire
United States
Russia
Ordy
Brazil's President to Be City's Guest
President-elect Epitacio Pessoa of Brazil will land in New York Monday June 23 aboard a French warship. Mayor Hylan forms a reception committee to entertain Pessoa with events at the Waldorf Astoria and luncheon by the Pan American Society. He will tour City Hall and stay about a week before Washington visit then sail home July 2 aboard a U S warship.
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Epitacio Pessoa
Brazil
Portugal
Hylan
New York
Rodman Wanajoaker
Alfred J. Johnson
Harry ©. Sinclair
Grover A. Whalen
Pessoa
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Pan American Society of New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States
Frank L. Polk
Battery
Plaga
Whic Point
Mauricio Nabuco
Brazilian Foreign Office
Boys Rob Army Warehouse loot linked to two youths
Police say two 11 year old brothers from 526 West Forty-ninth Street stole military goods valued at 1000 dollars from a U S Army warehouse at 33 West Forty-eighth Street. They were found in their bedroom packing more items and were sent to the Children's Society for observation. The mother was away at work when the theft occurred.
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U. S. Army
Weist Forty-eighth Street
John
Joseph Kuindzles
West Forty-ninth Street
Joseph
Heinold
West Oneteenth Street
Joseph Miller
Ninth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Children’s Society
Children’s Court
Chicago Petitions for a Mint
Chicago seeks a U S mint citing cent shortages and rising business with Panama and the Philippines. The request was sent today to Secretary Carter Glass by James B Forgan as head of the Chicago Clearing House Committee and signed by its members.
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Chicago
Carter Glass
Treasury
James B. Forgan
Chicago Clearing House Committee
Panama
Philippines
New Symphony Orchestra Plans Ten Concerts at Carnegie Hall
Subscription details announced for the New Symphony Orchestra under Artur Bodansky with five orchestral programs and five with solo stars including Thibaud Bauer Rachmaninoff Novaes and Kreisler. Also upcoming visits by major American orchestras and Paris and London engagements for the New York Symphony Orchestra. Sousa tours noted with new marches and patriotic pieces. American composers and other performers slated for Stadium concerts and Columbia free concerts feature military band and operatic selections.
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Symphony Orchestra
West Forty-second Street
Artur Bodansky
Metropolitan
Carnegie Hall
Mr. Bodanzky
Boston Symphony
Thibaud
Bauer
Rachmaninoff
Novaes
Kreisler
America
New York
Hippodrome
New York Philharmonic
Stransky
Cincinnati Symphony
Ysaye
Detroit Symphony
Gabrilowitch
Walter Damrosch
Paris
New York Symphony Orchestra
Paris Opéra
London
Arnold Volpe
Elliot Schenk
Arrow Maker
Lewisohn Amphitheatre
Hadley
Chadwick
Tam O’ Shanter
Euterpe
Samuel Gardner
Frank Ward
Columbia
Peter Panacherzo
Columbia University
B. F. Goldman
Oberon
Thals
Carmen
Tristan
Rakoczy
Berlioz
Cornet
Firness Williams
Herbert
Strauss
You
Welcome Delegation Greets 146th Field Artillery in Fog
A foggy harbor greeted a Rocky Mountain Club delegation and about 200 members as they welcomed the 146th Field Artillery, Colorado and Idaho troops, aboard the Peerless transport. Officials allowed visitors on the piers for the first time since the war to meet the troops. The 144th unit, with 39 officers and 1,380 enlisted, served in Meuse Argonne and St Mihiel offensives, sustaining 35 killed and 150 wounded. The Peerless carried 2,652 men home, while Alaskan departed St Nazaire with 2,128 soldiers of the 4th Army Corps and 315th Engineers for France a year ago.
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Rocky Mountain Club
146Th Field Artillery
Colorado
Idaho
Peerless
E. W. Davis
Addison T. Smith
Burton L. French
F. R. Gooding
United States
John D. Kendrick
Chessman
W. N. Vaile
Arbert Wall
Debarkation
144Th
Phillips Worce
Ter
Meuse- Argonne
St. Chrel
Alaskan
St. Nazaire
4Th Army Corps
Walks 120 Miles to Honor Roosevelt
Samuel Garvin, 67 year old Philadelphia lawyer, hiked to Oyster Bay to honor Colonel Roosevelt visiting Youngs Memorial Cemetery. He traveled about 120 miles, aiming to arrive yesterday but injured his ankle at Roslyn slowed progress.
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Roosevelt
Roslyn
Praise From Poincare To Red Cross Leader
French President Poincare writes Henry P Davison, chairing the League of Red Cross Societies, praising its formation and its aim to improve global health. The Atlantic Division of the American Red Cross released the letter noting unanimous board admission for new members and the league’s tribute to the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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League of Red Cross Societies
Poincaré
France
Henry P. Davison
League
Atlantic
American Red Cross
The
Frech Red Cross
Red Cross
Newts
Articles of Association of the League
International Committee of the Red Cross
Board of Governors
Red Cross Society
Npr
Red Cross Societies
Poinsare
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Ethel Clayton
Lew Cody
James Neill
Jane Wolfe
Deal Sanderson
Wiliam
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Rivoli
Jess Willard
Famous Players-Lasky
Inter- Racial Council
South Ameri
Washington
Gude
PeptoMangan
M. J. Breitenbach Company Manufacturing
Cheariste
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Duff Gordon
Cockburn
Stone St. N.Y
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Jacony
Seer
Sousa
Olympia Park
Newark
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Manhattan Beach
Mrs. Roosevelt
Colonel McCrae
Flanders Fields
Home Folk
Ad al
Essex
Detroit
Hudson Motor Car Company of New York, Inc
White Plains
Martine Ave
Bronx, N. Y
Grand Concourse
Plainfield, N. J
East Front Street
Kardex
American Kardex Company
Marbridge Bldg
Phone Greeley
West 34Th Street
Philadelphia
Syracuse
University
Hartford
Boston
Poincare
Winter Garden
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Lee & Broadway
Monte Cristo, JR
Ventury Grove
Century Theatre
Central Bey & IT
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Mate Wet & Sar
Ind
Shubert Mores Rootes
Coburn
Mata Weed & Sar
Shubert
Bway
Mats
Charles Darnton
Lew Fields
Romeo
Broadhurst
St. W
Garrick
Effi Epher
Evga
Mata Thurs & Sa
East
Ry Gitle
Aries Tlarnto
Greeley
Mata Phurs
Sat
John Ferguson
Belmont Theatre
West 48Th St
ASTOR
Hammerstein
ELWYN
EL Pitta
Mabel
Louis Nlann
Fulton
Oliver Moresco
Ernest Truet
Edith Tallater
Vanderbilt
Taa West
45Th St
Lyceum Ag
David Belasco
Daddies
West
Liberty
Bresinas
George White
George Wares
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Ruickésbocker
John Coort
Lester
Henry Miller
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LA Girt
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Ziegfeld
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Gaiety
Charles
Dillingham's
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Dally
F. Keith
Riverside
St Palisades
ST. Ferry
47Th St
Yivoli
Cohan
D. W. Grif
Ednara Goodrich Watson
Avon Comedy 4
Ivan Waskort
Wwittems
Wolfus
Eths
Huth Kaye
Cecil Lean
Cleo Mayfield
Pat Rooney
Jimmy Barry
G. W. Brown
Sunnyside
Wallace Freid
WM. .S. Hartsq
Sanderson
nivoLt Orchestra
Rex Beach
the Crimson Gardenia Rialto Orchestra Theatre
43Rd St
Sea
Madison Ave
Sith ST. Plaza
Warner
Broadway Theatre
St. Cent
Joew
Mitchell Lewis
Jacan
Fatty” Arbuckle
New Am
Symph
Orc Comedy—Scenic
Silk Desert
Roof Tv
Fay
Tel. Schuyler
Loew's
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Mazie Hughes
Wood Young & Phillips
Shaw & Avery
Motion Pictures
Seth
Carl, Circe
Fred
Wilke Pres
Jess
Willard
Roy Somerville
Maker’ Keiner
New York Times
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