Thrilling air feats headline Rivoli shows
Aviation dominates the week at Rivoli with Flying with the Marines and Tempered Steel. Notable for camera and aircraft cooperation, the program features loops dives and formations by Marine aviators, with Rothapfel directing and Sersents and Owens contributing.
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Miami
Fla
Colt
Unusus Ipa
Kfeeps
Rothaphel
Marine Corps Reserve
Ami
Seemnet
John M. la Sond
Freeman H. Owens
Cross C
Marine Corps Pubiietty Bureau
Marine Corps
Educationa Corporation
Mexico
Man Returns Home From Wake Mistaken for Dead
Mike Chrisanda arrives home after a munitions shift to find mourners for a man killed in an auto accident. He confirms he is alive, while his dog Bruno had been mistaken for the deceased. Police compare dog likenesses to resolve the confusion at the East 89th Street station.
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Mike Chrisanda
Avena
Angelina
Mike
Ninety-ninth Street
Third Avenue
Eve
Mixe
Sixe
Ali
Bruno
Mikes
East Bith Street
Taliana E
Chrisanda
Stadium Symphony Lights Up New York Nights
Four thousand listeners heard the Stadium Symphony concert under a full moon in northern Manhattan. Anna Fitzia sang an aria from Alda as the Metropolitan Opera Chorus joined an all evening program featuring The Star Spangled Banner and Dvorak New World Symphony led by Arnold Volpe. The crowd remained for two and a half hours as June weather and a field setting drew a likeable, free admission crowd, with future nights promising Faust Carmen The Barber of Seville and a series of operatic and symphony programs led by notable Met artists and Adam Didur.
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Stadium Symphony
Manhattan Island
Anna Fitzia
Metropolitan Opera Chorus
City College
Cavalleria Rusticana
We Stadium
Dvorak
New World Symphony
Arnold Volpe
Andrea de Segurola
Giovenol Martinelli
New York
Thomas
Central Park
Seidl
Old Manhattan Beach
Uncle Sam'a
Teuteh
George Matthews
Lexington
Ernest Henkel
Metropolitan
Lhis
Upper Manhattan
North Beach
Long Island Sound
Metropolitan Chorus
Cesar Franck
Italy
France
Hioris Godouneff
Protests Against Jim Crow Law Reach War Dept
John R. Shillady of the NAACP sent letters to the War Department alleging a black soldier traveling in a Pullman car was ordered to leave at the Texas Arkansas border by a railroad employee. He claims transportation and Pullman charges were government paid as part of a transfer to New Mexico and seeks an investigation of alleged discrimination. A second letter to Wisconsin Governor Phillip asks if blacks are barred from the State Tuberculosis Sanitarium.
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Texas
Arkansas
War Department
John R. Shillady
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New Mexico
New York Plans Independence Day Parade Amid Loyal German American Support
General George R. Dyer urged New Yorkers to stay home on Fourth of July and demonstrate loyalty to the flag. The National Civic League and Friends of German Democracy urged coordinated participation to show unity against Kaiserism, with German origin residents invited to march.
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George R. Dyer
New York City
New York
Stars and Stripes
Dyer
Eld
National Civile Federation
Employers of Labor
Friends of German Democracy
Federation
Gms
Germany
United States
Société Israelite Francaise
Terrace Garden
Franz Sigel
Kaisers
Sigel
Ines
The Passing Show of 1918 at Winter Garden July 8
The Passing Show of 1918 will open the week of July 8 at the Winter Garden with Pugene and Willie Howard heading a cast including Chic Sale George Hassell Frank Fay Ice Schiller Virginia Fox Brooks Fred and Adele Astaire Clayton and White and Arthur Albro. Sigmund Hombe and Jean Schwarts wrote the music and Harold Atteridge the book and lyrics. The cast of Nothing Your Lies, with William Collier, also features Ruth Shepley William Riley Hotel Florence Enright Robert Strange Rapley Holmes and Saxon Kling. The farce is by Aaron Hoffman.
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Winter Garden
Pugene
Willie Howard
Chic Sale
George Hassell
Frank Fay
Ice Schiller
Virginia Fox Brooks
Fred
Adele Astaire
Clayton and White
Arthur Albro
Sigmund Hombe
Jean Schwarts
Revus
Harold Atteridge
William Collier
Ruth Shepley
William Riley Hotel
Florence, Enright
Robert Strange Rapley Holmes
Saxon Kling
Aaron Hoffman
Lambs Parade At Camp Upton Draws Full Box Office
Major Gen. J Franklin Bell led 130 Lambs in a marching display at Camp Upton to train them in military stride for the National Army. New York ties noted with the 77th Division praised as best trained. Evening show at Leavsty Theatre drew a sold out audience with acts by De Wolf Hopper and George Hobart among others.
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New York Times
Camp Upton
L. L
J. Franklin Bell
Officers’ Club
General Beil
New York
77Th Division
Leesty Theatre
Lambs
Cantonment Playhouse
Depot Brigade
Kell
Marcel Louis
High Commission
Washington
11Th Company
Raymond Hitchcock
Harry Fiendaj
de Wolf Hopper
Darktown Regiment
Minatrel
Andrew Mack
W. G. Stewart
John Daly Murphy
Arthur ‘On
William Collier
Donald Brian
Ack Hazzard
R. H. Burnside
Nate Letosia
George Hobart
Andrew Mack Sane
Doyle
Dixon
Gitz Rice
George McMinnis
Julie Fioldberg
Tom Powers
F. F. Outdault
Winsor McKay
George Mcfarlane
Edwin Milton Oyle
the Kaiser
Satan
Leon Errol
France Spirit Praised by YMCA Recruiter Dr O'Donnell
Pr Julius C O Donnell editor of Educational Foundation spoke at Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church about France today and the brave men women and children who resist the Germans He described the morale of American troops at the front as fearless and cheerful and urged YMCA recruitment to sustain morale and victory in the war.
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Julius C. O'Donnell
Educational Foundation
France
Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Rhine
Berlin
Dr. O'Donnell
Paris
O'Donnell
Collision on Ettingville Road Injures Six on Staten Island
A two-automobile crash on Ettingville Road Staten Island left six injured, including Miss Sarah Neidlinger Miss Lilian Edmundson and John Firth all of Ettingville. The other vehicle was driven by Joseph Lunger of Bayonne with Alfred Murray and Frederick Brettner as passengers. The injured were treated by surgeons from St Vincent’s hospital and an ambulance crew.
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Ettingville Road
Staten Island
Sarah Neidlinger
Eltingville
Lilian Edmundson
John Firth
Ettingville
Joseph Lunger
Bayonne
Alfred Murray
Frederick Brettner
Lunger
Vincent's Hospital
Weet New Brighton
Firth
Singer
Indian Prince Mahendra Prato in Berlin in war talks
The Merlin Vossische Zel reports Indian Prince Mahendra Prato in Berlin seeking an audience with Kaiser Wilhelm to deliver an autograph letter from Afghanistan’s Amir. He traveled via Switzerland to Constantinople and Petrograd, meeting Bolshevik figures and urging cooperation to free India from England.
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Tondon
Mahendra Prato
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Ameer
Afghanistan
Europe
Switzerland
Afahbanistan
Kerr von Bethmann Hollweg
Constantinople
England
Russia
Petrograd
Trotzky
Joffe
Germany
India
Music Notes: Choral Society at Columbia Campus Tonight
The New Choral Society led by Louis Koemmenich performs in a free concert on Columbia University campus with Edwin Franko Goldman's New York Military Band. Gabriel Pares leads the French Military band at Lexington for a war film show, while Lucien Muratore sings. The Duncan Dancers appear at Camp Upton tonight with further shows this week at Carnegie Hall with George Copeland.
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New Choral Society
Louis Koemmenich
Edwin Franko Goldman
New York
Columbia University
Gabriel Pares
Arde Pubgiicaine
Lexington
Lucien Muratore
Arsenlatee
Duncan
Camp Upton
Gpernin Telres
George Copeland
Carnegie Hall
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Madeline D'Espinoy
Hialto
Evel Mouse
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Chester Pictures
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Arsa
Auto
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Lambs Gambol
Upton
Gen. Bell
Kaiser
Music Notes
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AL Jolson
Ian M Wich
John Charles Thomas Jonn
Murray
Carolyn Thomaso
Century Theatre
Century Grove
Dolly Have Sisters
PF Pooleys
Wronight Revue
George Witt
Astor Mats
Maxine Elliott
Marjorie Ramber
Beenings
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Stuart Walker
Terkington
Percival Knight
Nee
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American Roof
Ashley & Allman, Maurice, Samuelse & Co
Lew & Melly Hunting
New Mat
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Palisades
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David BE
Corneuin Ticer Rose
Liberty
Globe
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Irene Bordoni
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Edith T ' Jada Mulle
Whitford Kane
Minnie Duprer
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Grant Mitchell
Republic
Auras
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Udon
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Chicago Opera
Musique Militaire Francaise
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New Yorkefore
Liberty Film Committee
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Clarence H. Mackay
Frederic R. Coudert
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Hall of College
Packard Motor Car Company OF
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Ghkeepsie
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Paterson
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Long Island City
White Plains
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Pittsfield
Plainfield
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New Haven
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95Th St
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Inc. Sun
Paul Smith
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Savoy
Mth St
A. Tom
Madison Ave
Mae Marsh
Hopewell
Aly & Thr
Tyvol
Times Square
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Gromestes
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Gerard
Lexington Thea
50Th St. & Laxon
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