Marriott-Kahn Wedding Plans Are Completed
Invitations issued for the wedding of Kahn daughter to Captain J C O Maxrott Scots Guards planned June 15 at St Johns Cold Spring Harbor. Small church ceremony followed by large reception at the couple's country place with guests from the British Embassy.
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St. John’s Church
Cold Spring
Hasber
Kahn
Ani Ites
H. Kahn
J.C. O. Maxrott
Scots Guards
St. Jon's Church
Cold Spring Harbor
H. A Barrett
Tain
Marriott
Orneral H. K. Bethall
C.B
Andrew Torne
Leo Charlton
J. F. Harker
RH. Hadow
Harriott
England
Imperator
Windsor
London
Mr. Kahn
Europe
Ziegfeld Follies Debut At New Amsterdam Postponed
The New York premier of Ziegfeld Follies at the New Amsterdam is postponed from Monday to Tuesday evening June 22. A special performance of The Fall and Kiss of Susan Lenox will be shown at the Forty fourth Street theater tonight, with the regular premiere set for tomorrow. Eddie Cantor joins the stage, and new productions include Francplanting Jean. Casting and venue details mix Paris originals with American adaptations, while auditions in New York plan mergers with Atlantic City shows. Sixty four girls are sought for Irene touring companies, and William Collier returns to film after years away in The Servant Question.
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New York
New Amsterdam
Himn
Mond
Susan Lenox
Forty-fourth
Ayron
Marshal
Jean
Paris
Robert de Flers
Arthur Byron
Fart Hedman
Eto Wtar
Hoellam Fico
Atlantic City
Don
Vanderbilt Theater
Doria
Munton
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
William Collier
Moroadway Theater
Selsnick
Palace Theater Week Offers Comedy and Music Show
Patrons enjoy a varied lineup at the Palace this week with Pat Rooney and Marion Bent in Rings of Smoke a lively tabloid musical revue. Vincent Lopez leads a sizzling jazz band while the Mow Family stays on for a second week. Magic acts by Horses Goldin feature new stunts From Film to Life and Walking Through a Plate Glass Window. Other acts include Alvin Cark the Glad Girl Nelson and Cronin Collins and Hert and Kluting's Entertainers with animal and bird nets.
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Palace Theater
Pat Rooney
Marion Bent
Rooney
Vincent Lopez
Palace
Mow
Horses Goldin
India
Alvin Cark
Nelson and
Cronin
Collins and Hert
Ind Kluting
Bedtime Stories of Paddy the Beaver and Nature's Builders
A 1930 Burgees story presents Old Mother Nature debating constructive work with Paddy the Beaver. The beaver argues destruction, while nature explains how trees feed ponds and ecosystems. Narration frames Paddy as a lumberman builder engineer among forest creatures, ending with the tale Peter Rabbit Gets Wetting.
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Old Mother Nature
Melacer
Paddy
Beaver
Stroyer
Old Mother
Chatevar
Nair
Green Forest
Scandals of 1920 Opens at Globe Theatre in Colorful Burlesque
The Globe Theatre premiered George White's Scandals of 1920 a lively burlesque with rich scenery costumes and music. Ann Pennington stars in multiple numbers including Mexican bandit bits while George White appears only in the final scene. The show features satire on prohibition and a string of popular numbers with an eyeful of spectacle and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Globe Theater
Lou Holz
New York
Ann Pennington
Mexico
Miss Penkington
Chinone
Ann
Jade
Ambassador Davis Hosts Dinner for King George and Queen Mary
London June 7 Ambassadors John W Davis and Mrs Davis hosted a simple formal dinner at the American Embassy in honor of King George and Queen Mary. The royal party included Princess Mary and Princess Victoria with numerous peers and diplomats in attendance. Also present were Hugh G Wallace and Mrs Wallace, Archbishop of Canterbury, Arthur Balfour, and various earls and viscounts. The event featured dancing to American tunes after speeches and concluded with God Save the King, described as an informal formal affair with warm table chatter and high cordiality.
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Ambassador Wallace
London
King George
Queen Mary
John W. Davis
Davis
Princess Mary
Princess Victoria
Lord Banksborough
Major Seymour
Ampthill
Hugh G. Wallace
France
Wallace
Paris
Canterbury
Caridaon
Arthur J. Balfour
Birkenhead
Countess
Curzon
Earl
Countess of
Reading
Midleton
Viscountess Harcourt
Baron Hardinge
John
Lady Ward
Owen
Phil Pe
Sapin Guy Portman
Sonia Aeaptets
Julia Davis
Davi
Auers Feted On Seventy Fifth Birthday In Ritz-Carlton
The Crystal Room at the Ritz-Carlton hosted a birthday celebration for Professor Leopold Auers, a renowned violin maestro, organized by his pupils. Toscha Beidel and World Brown attended. greetings came from many virtuosi including Fritz Kreisler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Auers
Crystal Room
Ritz-Carlton
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Campaign Aims Three Month Vacation
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund seeks to raise funds for 18 000 New York City children to enjoy two weeks of summer respite. Since its 1877 start the program has benefited over 981 000 youngsters, delivering fresh air and relief from tenement life. The appeal asks readers to donate seven cents per vacation to cover expenses.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York
Tribune Freed Air Fund
Agenta, Capperstern
Tribune Fund
Fand
Friends of Childhood
Ty Fund
the Tribune
Daisy Chain Finale Highlights Vassar Class Day
Two thousand seven hundred attendees watched a four act class day pageant at Vassar College. Seniors formed a daisies chain led by Sylvia Brockway and Valeria Knapp as Sophomores staged scenes from campus life and war era changes.
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Elizabeth Townsend
New York City
Eac
Vasnar
Red Cross
Vasaur
Sylvia Brockwa
New York
Valeria Adai Knapp
Menominea
Wis
Misa Brockaway
Dsing
Fire in World Building sparks quick blaze in photo dept
Benzine fumes from a bottle of rubber cement dropped on the floor of the photo engraving department in The World building started a fire on the fourteenth floor of the Pulitzer Building shortly before eleven o clock. The fumes likely met a carbon light and the blaze was quickly extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulitzer
Four New York U Honor Graduates Win Phi Beta Keys
Four New York University arts and sciences honor graduates received Phi Beta Kappa keys during commencement week at University Heights Gould Memorial Library. Named were David C. Jame Alfred Ball Edwin Morgan and Frank Galbeleia. The event followed the Sandham oratorical contest and preceded the university dinner at the Waldorf Astoria honoring candidates for honorary degrees.
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New York University
College of Arts and Pure Science
Gould Memorial Library
University Heights
Ware
David C. Jame
Alfred
W. Horace
Hi Veterinary College
Veterinary College Association
Carnegie Laboratory
Veterinariana
Gavanaugh
Council of the University
Waldorf-Astoria
Elmer E. Brown
George Gordon Battle
Adolph Lewisohn
George F. Baker
Charles A. Bill
Moss H. Avram
Larence F. Abbott
Maurice Francia Egan
John H. Finley
Ernone Hall
Charles 3. Benedet
Iam L. Lowa
the A Wightman
Nehacalan Boynton
Vincent Roberta
Periers Mendes
Sidney Mazes
William Francklyn
Councie
George Alexander
New Jersey
Eugene Stevenson
Clarence Kelsey
James A. O'Gorman
Percy F. Strauss
Alexander S. Lyman
Ja Abbott
Scott Foster
Arthur 8. Tut
William R. Wilcox
Subscribed Drive Reaches $33101 for York Boy Scouts
The Greater York Boy Scouts campaign board met at the Lawyers' Club to review progress and $23101 in subscriptions. The drive aims to expand leadership and recruit men for local troops as the need for leaders grows amid a large pool of scout age boys in New York City and a smaller registered base locally. The report notes 408,998 boys in New York City area with only 14,618 registered locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Greater York Boy Scouts of America
Lawyers’ Club
Central Comittee
New York City
City Chamberlain Held Not Liable as Charged by Craig
Corporation Counsel O’Brien states the city chamberlain cannot be held liable for not demanding an annual certificate of expenditure from the State Commissioner of Education. The dispute centers on school funds appropriated by the Legislature and allocated after governor approval, with past practice showing allotments typically made by late May.
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City Chamberlain
O’brien
Trenasioner of Education
Marta
Thie
Inet
Pee
Regi 2
Ietter
Educati
Chamberlain
State Commissioner of Education
Neversl
Someta ‘of Education
Legislatura
Commissioner of Education
Wedding Delayed by Ballot Counting for Actors' Equity Vote
Brandon Tynan and Miss Lilly Cahill planned to wed at St Patrick's Cathedral but the ceremony was postponed as tellers sort ballots in a locked room. Election returns expected next Monday, with Johnson and Wilton Lackaye attending the meeting and hopeful for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon Tynan
Actors’ Equity Association
Sli
Brandon
Tynan
Lilly Cahill
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Assection
West Forty-seventh Street
Johnson
Wilton Lackaye
Metropolitan History and Art Events Today
Today at the American Museum of Natural History and Metropolitan Museum of Art major programs are listed including a free admission for Cortlandt Park area patrons, a 10 am and 2 pm band concert under Columbia University, a Gilameg Concert Band performance, and meetings of the New York Electrical Society and engineering groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Metural
Sdraissten
Gtrepolitan Museum of Art
Admiesten van Cortlandt Perk
Filtmere
Re Astoria
Daughters of the British
Hrmpica
Penpaylvanis
Columbia University
New York Electrical Society
Eagineering Societies
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Miss Palmer
Bride of Livingston
Parsons
St. Bartholomew's Church
Sarah Schuyler Palmer
George Carnegie Palmer
Livingston Parsons
H de Berkeley Parsons
Dorothy Wissel
Guett E. Kiscel
Parl L. Kiernan
Keat House
Thebride
Morristown
William F. Grifftts
East Orange N. J
Mise Foo Griffitts
Edward Kingsbury Simpson
Mra Richard
East Orange
Charles Arthur Re
Lone Oak
Seymour J
Greenwich
Cons
Horace Ded
Prlphine Dodge
Carlton
Tt Doge
Detroit
Mee
ET. Stotesbury
Philadelphie
Gladys Foatat Yyuns
Ein Thirtieth Street
Violaley Lyons
Boner
Mina Margaret Elliott
Whitebury
Nennabeth Press
Johnson City
Tenn
Alice Craft
Audealee
Knoxville
Peor Jy Johnston MacLeod
William V. B. Kip
Cedarhurst, L. 1
George Temple Benfein
Thirty-seventh Street
Glen Cove
Taper Enor
Columbia
Goa
Miss Margaret Chamberlaine
Thomas Waterbury
Samuel Lloyd Chamberlaine
Art Gickmen
Follies
Som
Mack Bennett
Bira
Garrick Theater
James Montgomery, Author of “Irene
John Klen
Janae Ase
TB Phate
By Thornton W. ’. Burgess
Bor
Gineer
Mike
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Peter Rabbit
Rat
Ann Peynington
Great Britain
Auers
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Vassar
McGibson & Co
West 37Th ST
Fifth Avenue
New York U
Sandham
Chicago
Gts
Board of Aldermen
Astor
Hotel Astor
Berolzheimer
James A. Brown
Society of the Thirdivision
Ezeingering Building
West
Thireyth Street
Misting
Ni Tork Society
Countanta
Tmpertel
P. Adarees
Jomph Kahn
Acdeme
Zyetigniam F Byre
Tore Mesting
Hummertan Eur
City of New York
Tre
Ban Beventy Nisin Cueet
Willian
Scotland Yard
George Dilnot
Edward J. Clode
Ciera
Green Meadow
Reddy Fox Johany
Danny Mea Jeune
Grandfather Freg Cestrores
Mistah
Beswird
Bach
Dreicer &C
Chas. Baker & Co.’S Stores, Ltd
Cambridge
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