Sailor Wins $10,000 Prize in Bazaar Spirit of Sindbad Echoes
Navy man Niland, aboard the Ozark, wins $10,000 in Allied Bazaar. Brokers bid for his gift of gems. suitors flood in offering aid and marriage, while Niland plans to visit the Commission for Relief in Belgium to receive the prize gems before deciding how to spend the windfall.
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Sindbad
A.W. Or
Niland
Pubmarine
Ozark
Sach Nlat
Meshattan
Aiamos Endors
United States Navy
Mother
Sunda Street
Kirin
Tan
Commission For Relief
Belgium
Ito
Orpet Letters Read To Jurors Amid Trial Tension
Wookeron June 22 Will W Orpet faces a pivotal moment as prosecutor David Tiderlyn reads 25 love letters from Orpet to Marion Lambert. The courtroom is packed as evidence focuses on intimate pleas for evidence of affection. The defence plans to place Orpet on the stand if the judge allows, aiming to challenge the state's case.
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Marion
Orpet
Passing Show of 1916 at Winter Garden Excites Mixed Critique
The Winter Garden’s Passing Show of 1916 blends strong chorus and striking costumes with uneven material. Performers including Florence Moore Frances Demarest Dolly Hackett Hattie Darling and Ed Wynn drive the program’s lively moments while critics note weak plotting and uneven humor amid vaudeville style spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride & Tyson
Winter Garden
George Coban
En Cyclopedia Britannica
Flo Ziegfeld
Brighton Garter School
Florence Moore
Billy Montgomery
Comedie Enne
Moore
Wise Moore
Fanny
Fanny Brice
Frances Demarest
Dolly Hackett
Hattie Darling
Thamare Swiraknia
Andre Boile
Ed Wynn
Wynn
Wien
Vaudeville Review Praises Music and Cast Despite Flawed Scenic Work
The performance features Hoyle Mack Swor and a blackface number by Hert Williams and James Clem on eccentric dances. Herman Timberg and Miss Demarest show limited material while Will Philbrick and Fred Walton lampoon politics humorously. Scenery and pacing gain little from Act II, though music remains pleasant with Pretty Baby highlighted.
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Hoyle
Harter Mack
John Swor
James Clemon
Will Philbrick
Teddy
Fred Walton
Wilson
Herman Timberg
Miss Demarest
Age Baldwin
Stage Notes on Brooks Western Drama Project
Joseph Brooks plans a dramatization of The Border Legion with Zane Grey and Lawrence Marston directing. Elaborate scenery will require the largest stages and early autumn readiness. An airship device by Janine Frederic Thompson is set for Forty-fourth Street Theatre, altering seating. Chicago reports a Treasure Island revival at Punch and Judy Theatre. Ren-Hur tour group signs actors for next season including Leach, Youngs, Bender, Stowe, Booth, and Goode.
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Joseph Brooks
Zane Grey
Mr. Grey
Lawrence Marston
Janine
Frederic Thompson
Forty-fourth Street Theatre
Tts
New York City
Long Island
King & Erlanger
Viola Leach
Frances Youngs
Anta Bender
Lester Stowe
Lillian Booth
Reginald Goode
Five women injured in trolley smash on Staten Island
A trolley car derailed at a sharp curve in Grant City Richmond Street with five women badly hurt. They were jammed against seats and wall, rushed to hospital. Serious injuries to June Ludlow Fort Worth, Ethel Jeffrey Bayonne, Minnie Ericksen New Dorp, Margaret Davis Jersey City, and John Ryder West Brighton. Motorman William Turner escaped with minor bruises.
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George
Richmond
Staten Island
Grant City
Bothnees
June Ludlow
Fort Warlaworth
John Ryder
West Brighton
Ethel Jeffrey
Bayonne
Mies
Margaret Davis
Jersey City
Minnie Ericksen
New Dorp
William Turner
Court Asked to Halt Subway Use Near New Utrecht Branch
Justice Cropsey was asked to dismiss Rose E Flaxman’s injunction against the city over the Portieth Street and Tenth Avenue property. The owner seeks $2,500 damages claiming the road construction encroached on light air and access. Decision reserved.
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Supreme Court
Cropsey
Corporation
Shanahan
Rose E. Flaxman
Portieth Street
Tenth Avenue
New Utrecht Avenue
Coneysland
Flight puzzlers woman accused shillitani dazed by heiress
A condemned prisoner Shillitani awoke in Sing Sing and attempted escape after a guardless confrontation. Two wounded men lay in Ossining Hospital as authorities pursue how a revolver came into the Death House cell. Neighbors describe hard luck at Mulberry Street as sisters and brothers visit the condemned man.
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Shillitani
Ate Shillitant
Sing Sing
Ossining
Gusrda
Daniel McCarthy
Ernest Bullard
Silranness
Roe
Sire King
Shill
John Shilitans
Toare Spencer Miller
Miller
Shillitagi
Shillitant
New York
Ossining Hospital
Sam Shillitani
Mulberry Street
Trix
Nude Woman Rescued From Bustanoby's Sign
Cardman Matthew Stavoras of West Sistlerighth Street station responded to a cry near the Bustanoby restaurant at 1817 Broadway. A nude woman clung to wires beneath a fourth story window as two men and a window attendant aided in lowering her safely into the building. Jacques Bustanoby, proprietor's wife, became hysterical and offered no explanation for her state.
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Cardman
Matthew Stavoras
Sistlerighth Street
Broadway
Bustanoby
Upstaire
O'Halloran
Atery
Jacques Bustanoby
Thieves Loot Police Station in Vineland Burglary Spree
A Vineland spate of burglaries hits four homes and five stores and ends with intruders breaking into the police station and stealing nine cases of beer. Officers report sleepless patrol shifts as they vow action to curb the raids.
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Vindlana
Vineland
Tocal Law and Order
Two Art Works Reach United States for Exhibition
Two sculptures titled David and another headpiece, valued at $500,000, were released under art exemptions for items over 100 years old. The Martelli family of Florence previously owned them. Tf. W. French & Co. bought the pieces for Mr. Widener and plan to place them in the museum.
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Mr. Dooling
Rosenthal
Samuel Sobel
Broadway
Woodwalter
New Jersey
Mrr. Dooling
Bookwatter
Miss Claypool
Hill Teft
Newark
Silse Claypool Thane
Swann
Mrs. Hill
Dooling
Lee Whitehall
Attica
Ind
New York
Jeb
Martelli
Florence
Iice
David
Tf. W. French & Co
Widener
Oppenheim Collins controversy and mispriced sale tale
Reader letters debate guarantees in London Opinion and other papers, praising or criticizing ads for honesty. A misprinted sweater price at Oppenheim Collins prompts the paper to recount the correction and public credit while cautioning on advertising reliability.
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London Opinion
England
The
Daily Chronicle
Old England
Tin Eng
London
Oppenheim
Colling of Sil
Goldst
Collins & Max
Collins & C
Evening World
Lord & He World
York
Bysme
Lord & Taylor
Anne
Avery
Oppenheim-Collins
Ers
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Tian Anar
Aeeigo
LOEW
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Bur Kosloff
Lone Gee
Cavan Hostock
Luna Crew
Wer Te Dari Dack
Wilany de Kulles
Nellie Brighto
Brighton Hench
Raero
Harris —O
Eltinge
St Whdetereey
Britain
Lyceum Globe
Billie Burke
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Ae Benton
Oma
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Esica
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Reve
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Malla
Vth Street
Fourth Avenue
Chicago
Charles Hopking
Punch and Judy
Uy Bates Post
Richard
Walton Tully
Omar the 1
Lucile Cavanagh
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Varsity
Wallach Bros
Jernanway
29Th St
Slayer
Revolver
Margaret Hill
Gertrude Claypool
John W. Bookwalter
Ohio
Robert Treat Hotel
West Fifty-fourth Street
Cuniff
Gallagher
Tooling
Ms. Hill
Fried Johnson
Mr Hill
Misa Claypool
Great Northern Hotel
Hotel Cumberland
A. Sidney Rosenthal
J. L. Seaman
Fifth Avenue
Finch
Serterany Tounaine
Swark
Acney
Norwood Ave
Wark
Mra. Till
Miss Claypeet
Coniff
Bustanoby’s
Andraptey
Milirant Mvatamsen
McAleer
Omi
Aimeonare
U, S
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Tribune
Sal Rem
Ste
Eddie
A. G. Spalding & Bros
40Th St
Fifth Ave
Bi. Lipschutz
Spalding’s
M. Melachrino & Co), Inc
West 7Th Street
Melachrino
Messrs
M. Melechrino & Co. Inc
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mann’s Sons Brewing Co
WM. D. Bartheur
Lares
Rheingold
the Tribune
Korgety
Wberry
Babylon
Joife
Fea
Lansing
Kanai
Greenpoint
Eesing Ff
Simonson
Manhattan
Heary Iater
Mr. Simonson
Harvey D. Carter
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