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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1916

Page

9

The Passing Show of 1916 at Winter Garden

The Passing Show of 1916 at the Winter Garden is a lively summer revue with Harold Atteridge book and varied music. It features Fred Walton Ruth Randall Stella Owen Frances Demarest Ea Wynn Herman Timberg Jack Boyle James Hussey and others in vaudeville skits dances and extravagant tableaux.

Harold Atteridge and Remberg Otte Ison Winter Gardeners Fred Walton Ruth Randall Stella Owen Frances Demarest Ea Wynn Herman Timberg Jack Boyle James Hussey Florence Moore George Baldwin William H. Philbrick Thamara Winter Garden Ethelbert Nevin Victor Herbert Katinka Ed Wynn Swor Mack United Booking Office Rooseveltt Wilson Washington Snor Conroy Lemaire McIntyre Heath Hussey Boyle Palace Capulet Greece Hiere Thamara Swirskala Benefeas Harry Plicer James Clemons Ford Sisters

American Lard in Germany Sparks Calls for Blockade

The Daily Mail comments on Frankfurt supplying the population with American lard and urges a stricter blockade to replace the leaky diplomatic blockade with neutral states. If the blockade were effective not a single ounce of American lard would reach Germany.

London The Daily Mail Frankfort Germany

London Cheers Hobson's Choice at Apollo Theatre

Harold Brieux’s comedy Hobson’s Choice was staged at the Apollo Theatre. Thomas W. Riley of New York delivered an enthusiastic reception and the audience demanded a speech from the author at curtain call.

London Hobson’s Choice New York Times Harold Briéhovsee Apollo Theatre Thomas W. Ryley New

Records moved for Allied Bazaar prize awards at 120 Broadway

The Allied Bazaar records and prizes have been moved from Grand Central Palace to 120 Broadway Office of the Commission for Relief in Belgium. Edward J. Williams leads auditing. awards will resume today with a daily bulletin. Gifts totaling 5,000 worth diamonds and gold watches were given to workers after a record grocery booth sold 100000 in receipts.

Allied Bazaar Grand Central Palace Commission For Relief Belgium Broadway Edward J. Williams George A. Zabriskie New York Produce Exchange Zabriskie

City jobs for women safe say mayor Mitchel

Mayor Mitchel denounces circulating claim that municipal offices would cut women stenographers and typists. He states letters from Mrs. Eugene J Grant and Mrs. Hargar Holt Day prompted the rumor, calling it a lie and insisting no such action has been suggested or contemplated.

Mitchel Nnd Eugene J. Grant New York City Federation of Women's Clubs Hargar Holt Day Women’s Press Club

Transportation lines clash over city car order

E A Maher Jr assistant general manager of the Third Avenue system asks for a hearing before the Public Service Commission Policing a $100 penalty for turning back cars before the marked destination could cripple street railway service The commission set the order to take effect June 28 and require reports on cars turned back The hearing is scheduled for noon July 11.

E. A. Maher, Jr Third Avenue Public Service Commission

Auction sale ends for Northern Bank of New York assets

An auction of the defunct Northern Bank of New York remaining judgments notes claims and securities was held at the Exchange salesrooms under the State Banking Department. It realized $9 687 with several judgments against Joseph G Robin totaling 106 455 sold for 54 and other items bringing lower sums.

Northern Bank of New York Exchange State Banking Department Joseph G. Robin Suti David Ent A. Te Brookdyn Bing

Bishop Brent Returns Home From Far East Welcome Luncheon

Bishop Charles H. Brent, Episcopal Bishop of the Philippines, was given a formal welcome at the Bankers' Club after three years of work in the Far East. Taft delivered the welcome address praising Brent and outlining U.S. policy in the Philippine Islands.

Brent United States Bankers’ Club Charles H. Brent Philippines Far East William Howard Taft Philippine Islands

Theatr Notes Highlight Zane Grey Stage Deals

Western novelist Zane Grey plans a major stage adaptation of The Border with Joseph Brooks, to premiere next season in Philadelphia. Bertha Mann leads Mira Miranda and Rosalind in a Tempest revival, while Whitford Kane stages Lonesome Like at the Colonial Centre early next month. St. John Ervine’s Jane Clage is being readied under William H. Gilmore, with summer tryouts and a Fair engagement anticipated. The Omar the Tentmaker tour wraps in Chicago as Ben Hur cast members join later, and the Phoenix Club signals American Drama Year with two plays. Invitations go out for Allied Bazaar film viewing How Britain Prepares. Regina Vicarino headlines at the Lyceum, with De Pere and Aldridge noted.

Zane Grey Joseph Brooks Lawrence 1 Mr. Grey Howard Kyle Philadelphia Bertha Mann Emanuel Reicher Miranda Rosalind Whitford Kane Harold Brighouse the Colonialentre Helen Evily Justice St. John Ervine Jane Clage William H. Gilmore Guy Betee Post Richard Walton Tilly Omar Chicago Viela Leach Frances Younge Anna Reader Lester Stowe Stella Boniface Weaver Lillian Booth Reginald Goode Drama League Phoenix Club Masters Dobbs Ferry

Brooklyn Plans Vast City of Trees on Eastern Parkway

Park Commissioner Raymond V. Ingersoll launches a major city tree project in Brooklyn. He plans 700 trees planted along Eastern Parkway this season with Nor way maple and Oriental plane chosen for growth and beauty. The program funds care and guarantees replacements for three years at $8 per tree, with ownership responsible for watering and upkeep.

Raymond V. Ingersoll Brooklyn Park Department Eastern Parkway Williamsburg Bridge Bedford Avenue Flatbush Avenue E. H. Moore J. Herlihy J. J. Levison Ingersoll Prospect Park New York Boy Scouts Catalpa Frederic B. Pratt Pratt Institute

Fire saves club books as Yokohama fire hits meals chits

Henry W. Kelley reported from Yokohama that a club burned but all cashier books and accounts were saved by a Japanese firefighter after spectators mocked the destruction of meal chits. He recalled the Chiyo Maru wreck near Hong Kong where 250 passengers escaped in lifeboats.

Henry W. Kelley Yokahama San Francisco Yokahama Club Far East Kelley Hongkong Harbor

Boylan Brady Nuptials At St Patrick's Cathedral

Frank Boylan of this city married Miss Annette Virginia Brady daughter of Mrs John Thomas Brady at the Lady Chapel of St Patrick's Cathedral. The ceremony was by Mgr Francis Wall with sister Mrs Henry LE Owen Jr as matron of honor and ushers Arthur Boylan and Henry J Owen Jr and best man William A Boylan. A Gotham reception followed. The couple will reside in xxx.

Frank Boylan Annette Virginia Brady John Thomas Brady St. Nicholas Avenue St. Patrick's Cathedral Mgr Francis Wall Miss Brady Henry LE. Owen, Jr Arthur Boylan Henry J. Owen William A. Boylan Gotham Mrs. Boylan Wil Ivuuasea, Oh

Oppression of Jews in Romania Under Siege of Anti Semitism

A long report from Bucharest details pervasive anti Semitism in Romania. Jews face legal and social barriers, limited political rights, exclusion from education and government posts, and periodic expulsions. The piece links nationalism to persecution, noting emigration and widespread peasant misery blamed on Jews.

Rumania New York Volkszeitung Byts Bucharest Romania Jassi Russia Paris Jonel Braztiano Cusza Jaster

Move Austrian Embassy Arrives at Patchogue Summer HQ

Baron Erich Zwiedinek Counselor and Chargé d Affaires of the Austro Hungarian Embassy and his suite have reached Patchogue New York for the summer. They stay at Mrs Wilmot M Smith residence on South Ocean Avenue and nearby housing serves as embassy offices. Baroness Zwiedinek is expected to join later in July.

New York Times Patchogue N. Y Erich Zwiedinek Washington, D. C South Ocean Avenue Mra Wilmot M. Smith Supreme Court Smith Zwiedinek

Allied labor congress planned in London by French Labor Confederation

Paris June 22 plan for an international labor congress in London on July 5. Delegates will come from the Entente to discuss labor questions including handwork in both sen tente and neutral countries with participation from British unions Belgian exchanges Italian Workmen's Union and labor groups from Portugal and Russia.

Paris French Labor Confederation London Belgian Labor Exchange Portugal Russia Sentente

Grey Silent On Blockade In London Report

London reports that Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey declined to reveal planned changes to strengthen the blockade after negotiations with France. In reply to Unionist MP Carlyon Beillairs, Grey said the matter remains under negotiation and a public statement is not yet appropriate. He hopes to issue a brief update soon.

London Carlyon Beillairs Maidstone House of Commons Paris Edward Grey Lis

British Troops in France Big Offensive Forecast Amid Verdun

Dr. Frederick C. Jacobs reported England had four million troops in Northern France with about 2.5 million in reserve around Calais Rouen Havre and Boulogne and ready to fight as Verdun ends. Hospitals are rising along the western front including 45 near Ypres to care for casualties.

Frederick C. Jacobs Chicago Noordam Etaples France England Verdun Calais Rouen Havre Boulogne Jacobs Ypres John G. O'Malley Vaux Douaumont Kirkwall Falmouth

War fears prompt funds moved by Mexican merchants

Reports in the financial district say Mexican merchants with deposits in the city transfer funds to Canada and Cuba as border tensions rise. Some Mexican bankers move deposits from Mexico City to local banks, while officials note Article 22 of the 1945 treaty grants twelve months for interior residents and six months for seaport residents to settle debts if war occurs. Dr. Victor A. Rendon of the Comision Reguladora del Mercado de Henequen downgrades risk, citing treaty protections and signaling confidence that war will not disrupt Mexican bank deposits in the United States. The commission notes Yucatan hemp sales totaling about 900,000 bales since September, with most proceeds sent to Yucatan for producers.

Canada Cuba Mexico City United States Mexico Commission Yucatan Rendon

Far East Amid Asphalt at Madison and Forty sixth

Overnight a Japanese garden appeared in a Ritz Carlton court yard at Madison Avenue and Forty six Street. A 150 foot river flows past a Buddha and a five turreted pagoda with white doves overhead. Pebble paths, bridges, dwarf trees, and plantings create an Orient landscape with concealed lights and tea luncheon facilities.

Madison Avenue Forty-sixth Street Ritz- Carlton Far Eastern Orient

Berlin Printers Cut Page Size To Cut Costs

Berlin news publishers vote to reduce newspaper size from July 1 due to higher paper costs. Several papers also raise subscription prices, while others keep prices steady awaiting affordable paper supplies.

Berlin London

Fay family ties in Atlanta prison sentence case

Piotter Fay started for Atlanta with Robert Fay from the Tombs to serve an eight year Federal Prison term for conspiring to destroy munition steamships by bombs. Walter Scholz, his brother in law, serves three years. Paul Dasche faced a related case.

Robert Fay Walter Scholz Paul Dasche Marshall William Doran Atlanta Scholz Daschs Bas

July 4 Night Display By New York City Committee

The Illumination Committee of the Mayor's Independence Day Committee appeals for citizen cooperation to light up New York City on July 4. Plans cover parks playgrounds and civic centers with a larger scale than before and over 100 centers are already set. Contributions to the lighting fund are invited and citizens are urged to display lights such as a flag lit by projection or even a lantern with an electric bulb.

New York City

Safety First Fourth of July Issued by Federation

A four page Safety First Federation of America pamphlet urges cautious Independence Day practices. It includes warnings like a child with a large firecracker and calls for nationwide campus focus on safe Fourth of July behavior. The federation asks governors to enforce safety rules and prints parent guidance and rules to prevent incidents.

Safety First Federation of America Frederick H. Elliott Darwin P. Kingsley Anita

Americans Held in Jail in Britain Over Irish Rebellion

The American Embassy seeks information from the British Government about the arrest of three U S citizens linked to the Irish rebellion. Peter Fox and Joseph Gilchrist of Philadelphia and John Kilgallan of Far Rockaway New York are named. Kilgallan was imprisoned in Dublin and Fox held at Carrickmore. Gilchrist had not been mentioned in earlier dispatches.

London United States Ireland Peter Fox Joseph Gulchrist Philadelphia John Kilgallan Far Rockaway New York Bléndon Kilgallan Ox Kilgallan Dublin Fox Carrickmore Gilchrist

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