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SATURDAY, THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE SEPTEITBER 7. 1910 piston pailg Inks His Horse Laughs With Him NEW FILMS TRANS-LUX REVIEWED the crime snd to fasten Mayor Sees New Bridge Order as Oil Farms Subsidy Group Inspects East Boston Site Will Ficht 00O.OCK) Cost to City W. Quincy Branch of Old Colony to Cease Sept 30 New Hatens Petition to Abandon Three Stations Approved by P. U. C.

BURLESQUE GLOBE THEATRE Marie Cord and Girls Marie Cord, one cf burlesques fiamirg bcaut.es, is the star attraction 'of the rip-snorting revue tnat opened st the Globe Theatre yesterday. Spice, color and gay tunes are the order of the show. Among the contenders for I-f-'s Cord's crown are F.ta DeVere. Eon Bonne and Buster Philhps. with the SO Bernardclls add.r.g their bit.

Comedy, boisterous and pointed, is oTered under the tutelage of Manny Kmg, with the able assistance of Megg Lexing, Harry Ryan, Paul Vest and ethers. Vaudeville specialties arc presented by the Seven Melody Singer. Moore and Anita, Paige, Dodge and Paige, and Alpha and Omega. On the screen ae In Old Chicago" and Code of the Street. A midnight cwl" show will be held Sunday, beginning at 12.01.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 7, 1543 MINIATURE ALMANAC Do V1 Sai S-v H.a- N- rA 1 7' i 1C Vf v. it. Lfl II Ct 1M I fr 111 -w 1 1 r. Li r.

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next a -re -t 14 1 t. FC DF lf tm of f'w 'i vr tnaj trg.nr 2 j- r. 1 s- i cc ir- 7 CEBIT: 0 iforr a a' i Ar.m' a at.Nl 5 a ve tni r.e-r ft '1 1 The Ur-led States Amy demand that Bostcn and Che Be a replace the present Merid.an-sL bridge. East Bostcn. with one of a spin cf 175 feet within three years, was the CrtUe rf an inspection tr.p yistfr-day by Mvyor Tcbn and member of the Finance Corrcmssi' and Chamber rf Commerce.

Mayer Tctm and otrers tve group the rf It finance a structure st a rovt of S2.POQOCt) cr rt're without Federal or ctrcr -iimdcp. Dir.ri the trip James E. Maguire cf the I nap.ee Commi5.r. a res cent of. and authority rr.

East Bustrm, suggested tha instead cf a r.etv bridge, there be a tunnel. called an underpass. instructed with Federal assnUince. cr that at ary r.te fc up the and Federal Gverrmcrs vr as the 1 farms' help the coL W.th a tunnel iruwtr i the upkeep expense would ctn pare i.h hat i a hr. He Major Tbm a fi.r".

1 '-sr average f'r carcv tins through t' Miricvo st r. 420 a car a- 1 a rw Inni at i a cost cf -) and -j frr I a kr.pTiry bridre wn-'f rcji st ef arput i i i every t.me a tg ml r. r. went up ire: NEW ENG PU dr. frf EASTFUN fa so te w.

WINDS' Mde di 1 7 e- Cut "2 o( 1 t- i I FIVE-DAY I i fri'ca? N.N ah i tc-r-era thrf'Uuh 'he ccc-- i rr it on the crew of another ship Hating each other, the three ships officer are ordered to capture a mystery ship which has a crew of former criminals and a cargo of deadly poison gas destined for tne war; gt thaT car glide over the water and kill the enure crew of an orcoming liner. How the hero Am cf te carious officers and sailors in earn country saves the lives of the passengers of a doomed liner is depicted with simper.ee and thrill. Eventually the commanders and the men realize tost they must work together for their mutual happiness. "Trail of the Lonesome P.oc A a picture done color, with Fred MacMurrav, Henry Fcnda and Sylvia Sidney the chief roles. Beulah Bondi and Fuzzy Knight also are the cast Don't miss the Rotogravure and Comic Sections in tomorrows Sunday Globe.

Order your copy today. AMUSEMENTS PARAMOUNTiFENWA 81 COO' Vs PUBLIC DEB HO. 1" rpht a 3IP BAI 0 BRIfN-JOWH 6AKHEL0 FLOWING GOLD JUDY CAKQVA. SCATTERBRAItT I rooney "Andy hardy Meets Debutante" Cotam. CARTAUi IS A LADY Jam Plain Egleston Sq.

fW Mi 0yls-Chas. Bynr This Heaven Tos' Leon Errol FOP ALWAYS PAYS 0. Amh-M Haghes 'FOUR SONS anWhoTaiked Too Much Edison the Man 1 attapan Dorchester Tlicy Mn By Gr mn By WlgT SHrrlan Brand Joyce ItfJspwlanflH lR Walter Brennan litl laitU Tn-httfcolor Both Theatre Cent. Today; 1 00-11 DO T. M.

NATICK LurLlJ-tili J'l4 S5SE tliei Drive by Night" O. rfw Htvtlland-My Love Came Back Needham West Newton NEEOHAMaaimniiwToif Kli.u UNTAMED florian Patricia Morison Robert Young SOMERVILLE CENTRACfiTFANDSnS A bachelor dinner for John L. Copeland, Boston business executive (mounted above) Is preceded by cavalcade. Banqueting well-wishers showed up at the corner of Franklin and Federal sts. at 6:30 last night with 10 ancient hut willing horses Co form an equine cavalcade to the Cotoanut Grove for the dinner.

Mr. Copeland will wed a Newton girl Sept. 1L jnmiIV S' II 1 Ml Iw I-' 1 42 0 21,94 MFDFORT PFLLSH 77 P-orer O--c 1" and Lee o.f Metv a 1 llaiinees at 1 7u T.r 7 Fln-a- 2 an 20 1 nd of D' Me 4 lt iH' MFI nnsf. yri.rnvf, Fr i-rn "Ur ai'ij i.ip Us I .10 r-- a- 1 luring" a' 7 'TICK COLONIAL Tn- O' bv f. nt and 1 Cm-f I- a' 2 I i a 8 FMI PAT nCNT and lorwn Ivlai-ners a 2 03 evening' at ir MH TON PAR NMOCST and I V' a- An A tv f-r Mat at .1 Lv er ngv a S.

QIIMV ri'IVCV I a-hf M. and Mimnnai'r' 1 ST and 'New Mini, ri-d 1 Roger T. Rarer, Dr rchc-'e- r- Acaut-mv frjnd not gu.Jtv a AHD -r V. are 1, 1 1 1 1 .1., Matmees at 2 I g- a 8 fip-crating an au rt FFVrnv a i.f ndv rule urder tre if Iq and l.oiden Mi' rrn a tn I Lv entnj.5 at 8 OO Ski Cravr-LN Rrrfer Vi 7 J.J. 9 15.

10 45 OMI RV It I CF NT A 1 re Poston Crm Commerce and Fred A DE go to h. in sn reen H-argirg a mjstcr rrt.v ''-a1 ard had had (f ever He cen.cc! Ch-' 1. i Creek 'It voi.lj ron snid He Mayor, -1 if tn and Crrl'ca ou'd the ji farms 5 a ti penir A meeting of fi ret. rg pir will be held probably ret week and as a rr' of th cfe l.t ratiens. Major Pres Orear -u r-mami, v-c: urncr the 1 pred OlT-OF-CCOtl SLPPEP npf Cu UJ tm iu--u the o', i rf rr vh ani ones ea The rrt Mis.a n- Vs Ov ii And do ns We read a chaper, vee Before tne food is On Snnda ead ard a ArrcKt He av a-' 2 Even tre hens Cluck a "rec.al v.

We Pnih ns te gift Crash ol Our crumbs and ni ou Nifly ILnt.rg, Cclnrcl' IHge It Works A vtre 're I.e.. fi hi 2 Rcl A i- char ap le U-cd write Sum me- app 'i-d me world ha; hi i A -wh'l fee tic tre 'ravwrr. ind d'rr-i Ft ckuird C' i i er-Ci Cast The' re a I.OL jU'l A fit AfrfH? tne fc 2 Gj emiifrS at 7 4a CAFITCL a lamed I nee' af 2 u0 VIS SCVA 4 Nicht of Ev mnsts a 7 CTRAXH rung-v a 8 oo Ot TH BONTO Laov ard 5 per at front 5 30 at An offspring of the nation's oldest railroad, 'in critical condition, has been given until Sept. 30 to live. The Public Utilities Commission yesterday approved the New- Haven Railroad's petition for discontinuance of all pa-senger service on the West Quincy branch of the Old Colony Railroad and abandonment of the West Quincy, East Milton and Montclair stations.

The commission stated it was sympathetic with the desires of toe public to retain tne rail service, but added: If we do not approve this petition, it may well be a factor forcing the petitioners to effect changes other lines where there is necessity nd.ng, order to reduce expenses. Transportation from the points of abandonment is provided by tne Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway bus service between East Milton and Boston, and West Qumcy and Boston, the commission stated. Commuters at Montclair will be served by bus service to Norfolk Downs, to be added when the rad service is discontinued. The commission described the West Quincy branch as grandchild of the Granite Railroad, the first to be built and operated in the United States The Granite, incorporated 1826, was sold to the Old Colony Sc Newport Railway Company 1870. The latter was consolidated with the Cape Cod Railroad 1372 to form the present Old Colony.

The commission reported there would be a saving of $23,761 annually to the Old Colony by discontinuance of the line. Four trains, two morning and two evening, are now operating over the branch The abandonment is effective Sept 30 Arlington Womans Will Cut Off Son; Estate for Daughter Specifically providing that no part of her estate go to her son, Edward F. Doherty, the will of Mrs Sophia North of Arlington, filed for probate yesterday Middlesex Court, leaves the entire estate of $6100 to her daughter, Mrs Margaret J. Law, 14 Wyman st Arlington. I have intentionally omitted to provide for.

and specifically direct and will that under no circumstances shall any part, share or interest in my estate go to, vest or be taken by my son, Edward F. Doherty, or any of his descendants reads the will. The son residence is given as 531 State st Springfield Thief Sought Here for Stealing Flag From Maine Court A thief who stole a new American flag from the Superior Courtroom of Androscoggin Couny, Auburn. was being sought ir Boston last night following receipt of a teletype message from the Maine state police. The September term of the court opened Tuesday and, when the session opened the following day, the flag was missing The sheriff's office was notified and investigation revealed that a paroled convict had taken it to a nearby garage, borrowed a screwdriv er and forced the gold eagle off the top.

The man. a resident rf Auburn who at one time was sentenced to the Maine State Prison from the same court room, and a companion, were being sought in New England last night. The teletype message said that the men were riding a truck and that one of them is armed. AMUSEMENTS Held Over i WM. POWELL i MYRNA LOY I LOVE YOU AGAIN And: Blond, Has Servant Trouble THURSDAY I 'BOOM T0V7115 1 Cable Tracy Colbert Lamarr I Also: Th Lady in Question CAYEiyiBURI50UE HOW-thru THURS.

PRINCESS ALOHA NORA FORD BILLY (BUMPS) MACK HELLO JAKE FIELDS Urtutw Hut LIU HIT IIAUTYTOUTHli FOLLY 60-PEOPLE-60 Only Trailing Berluqaa Cham la Eaiten 3 Shoas Dally, Darlinss Tarn 8urifssuri ROXANNE-MARLEhE Amslev-Bert Carr Joan Mav is-Cormie Dunn 51 vre Aber R1 Tl QuT-ue 60 30 Glorifitd ir I Hell's Cargo Trail of the Lonesome Pine Cargo," directed ty Harold Jlyth, Film Alliance prod action. The cast; Jm.rran'lsrt LevtalLVur Fa ron Ki' i 'if'' Co.i,Hir.'!cr Tnmuv.v R'-w-f nnule ljra per, flow Pud.ey ,1 lirc 1 ir G'-trey Atr-rs Duxe Pot aid Adam tit fit Oiar Virior Jar lywurwnce Ma't 1 Wa kfr 3 l-er Cipam Hfnrv Oya; i ucr av Her rv Mor-ni A Warden to's Hampton Hells Cargo" is a ctitu story of the war made in England with several well-known European players tne chief roles. The film shows how hatred grows from tuiy reeds, and that international friendship can be won by unselfishness and honesty, British, French snd Bti-sian sailors get into a brawl and a drunken tup's doctor is mysteriously stabbed. Hath of the ships officers attempts to prove his own men innocent of AMUSEMENTS METROPOUITj ERROLFLYNN C' (Seaflmukl IJUUO IUIISKAU, it CLAUD AMt wtm cast or thousands ALLSTON OEEH3 lea T-ary-LInda Hay Ml'lmnairM in Prlvon" Rich A Arlan-Any Dtn DANGER WHEELS MfoKay Rooney Antfy Hardy Mveti Db Wayn Morrh-R AAOIES ISUST LIVE Arlington Waltham rananre Btta 0li-Ch Boysr ALL THIS AND HEAVEN T0" tUCKV CISCO RID" I PiT0PfnBASSW l(hn PavhA-UrfnHa joys MARYLAND Ga Raft-Aim Shandstt they Odva by RlaHt BRIGHTON NE WTON EGYPTIAN BI 0' n-Cha Rover ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO for f.rml DmnMO Kerf HOP AlWACS RAYS" PARAMOUNT GO Carol Esndu-A, Meno Larrt Was in Advenfurss CAMBRIDGE Brer Jovrf-Johs fsym MARYLAND On Color) GOLDEN CLOVES' Cant, Bert. 1.

00-11 -GO N. Carroll-f airhanlu it, SAFARI Joan Cajnry-H. Bellamy Quern ef th Mob DORCHESTER CODMAN FRANKLIN sVoo 4010 leanest MaoDonalA Cara'e londil MfHt. ri00r Nflu.it Eddy 3lp1S cro. TURNABOUT Ralphs HYDE PARK KWFAKMIBHTxNyiE Plim Don Amech 4 SONS'" MAN WHO TALKED TOO MUCH'! Johnny Downs I Can't 6l Yo Anythin But love Aha "WAGONS WESTWARD'" JftREGftiraitSKWKSS Dorothy ifTYDUnnK'S Robert Limour I Iruvun Preston Inyiiliila Man Retnrns' Edw EIIM-Wm nnnfl THREE SONS" Back Bay Kenmore Sq.

Ra)sh ft 4Oti JetO. RAET JOAN BENNETT SAFARI iTOTOMBaTl Braintree So. Weymouth PBRAIHTftEECAMEO Berry leo far, Margaret CulUvan "20 MULE TEAM Mortal Storm Honmoon 0frrd Ron Wettdi Warivn Nvmr lv. Henor I Oh, Bay BROOKLINE OSiEilEikll'iiiLifilfWl BROOKLINE VILLAGE ILMEHQy! A ThH A Ta4 Awy Pay CAMBRIDGE E-sft tjtpvs nm A Fe CHARLESTOWN R.en.ra WAS kH ADVENTURESS Cireene Book aht- Prom Montreal Dorch ester Sam erville raol30R(KSnSMYISS3. JZ Shirley Temr The BLUEBIRD Night of N-ahts" Sat.

GIFT NIGHT fauy Ylf Mali LAST ALARM Military Academy I Parlay Night i EVERETT We'iace Beery 20-MULE TEAM y-t re Net Tek Dead End Kida Lilllaa Rttssell 0 ZONE' I LEXINGTON U6XINGTO rrjll Hope GHOST BREAKERS' Gdd 1 Lana Turhr-To Girl en Broedway LYNN S.t la Tf Car he Hear MniM th Lynry. Brea St. iitm-iea. Near Gee. Brtege Brian Arne Victor McLaglan Ciptiiu Fury EASY MONEY GAYETY THEATRE Nora Ford and Girls A wFole of beauteous charmers is the leading motif of the burlesque revue that reopened the Gay-ety Theatre yesterday.

Chief among them is Kora Ford, favorite hereabouts as one cf burlesque's comeli-est. Others in the bevy of enchantresses are "Fr.ncess Aloha, Lillian Harrison, Hazel Walker and Lucille Raye. Three fast-talking comedians provide the fun in sporty fashion. Billy Bumps" Mack, Hello" Jake Fields and Frankie Lee are the comic boys, and their straight-man is Bob Rogers. Singing star is Bob Goodman.

Every Friday night the Gaycty will hold a Midnight Shambles, midnight show fer which all orchestra seats will be reserved. 400 Masons at Acacia Lodge Celebration in Gloucester Special Du-patch to th Globe GLOUCESTER, Sept. 6 More than 400 Masons assembled here tonight as Acacia Lodge, A. F. and A.

opened a three days celebration of its 75th anniversary, A banquet at City Hall was followed by a special session cf the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Acacia Lodge room, presided over by Most Worshipful Joseph Earl Ferry, Grand Master. Accompanying him were the Grand Lodge officers, Franklin C. Fette, Deputy Grand Master for China, and heads of many neighboring lodges. William Sawyer, tyler in the local lodge 43 years, was presented a distinguished service medal by Grand Master Ferry. The celebration continues with a ball tomorrow night and on Sunday members of Cape Ann lodges will join with Acacia Lodge in attending the First Baptist Church, after a parade headed by the Shrir.ers' Band of Boston.

Governor to Meet State Safety Group in Capitol, Tuesday Gov. Saltorstall will meet the 150 members of the neyly organized Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety, of which former Gov. Chan-ning H. Cox is chairman, at 11 oclock next Tuesday morning in the House of Representatives chamber to arrange for detailed organization. The occasion will be the first time that the chamber has been used for such a purpose and its ue was decided upon this time only because of the larce membership of the The meeting will be the first formal gathering of the whole committee.

Objective of its work is to coordinate activities for cooperation with Federal authorities national defense. AMUSEMENTS ARGENTINE NIGHTS j. HIT Th RiTZ A SOS ANDREWS $VrFi LEST RICO OOiTHIJ TJromi.mui Hjggjgffl UPTOWN IT, 30c aiZh Georgs RAFT Anil SHERIDAN TkfV Ofiv By N'dht" Allan JONES Rosemary LANE Bov rM Svraemt" jann3za "HELLS TRAIL CF THE CARGO" IGHESCME faa nr J7a G.ms CD SADASaAl M8i8UUUUrBms JULIAN RUSSELL 4UCF lOSK-T IMECHC HESf FOR SR rr I of the 1 Esenncs a 7 3 SOT TH UFVMOI fcfinn" and iiurv minir. FJpr fed 1 at 1 45 hf i cs n-ir-L from 7 00 La- 8 15 4KFFIM WAKFEIEI A the IvfLon 3 40, 0 4 Range U', 2 ir. WM THM -h i a ev Prive bv 2 uv-11 lt) WATFRTOW COOLJPCE i nantom fa.uc Mi eei at 3 5 LveoiiteS a 7 4" WATERTOWN SQUARE ami Three Sons Mat rCr Evenings at 8 ou WUF RLFY CTRAND- e- ari Ajt i re a 2 00 fc a 7 BUT Vf WTO 1 f.orian Man ee at 8 on4 Vtf YMOITH DRU fc -IN ft War and Ger Cntmuou Ldt corf 0 15 WIVCfUsTIR WIVCl'FSTER T-r Mortal Sorm 2 '5 7 -jg.

On The Own 4 0. 6 45 9 5. Woman, Three Men Arrested in Robbery Charge in Cambridge i i I 1 n- 1 -i i 4a 8 Ir 4 r- a fc On' i Cr 1 fc I I i 4 te 4 i tv "4 I v-- ODD ITEMS EVERYWHERE i I i if) I1 fn i 4 ln Ir i pet i -f i hr I i Movie Schedules BOSTON THEATRES BFVCOX cret' of a Con- ii nous 10 a m. to II oo p. m.

nwi VI Sport I re F'ood OO 1 7 10 in Fiiniir Pen Vo 1 2 1l fi 10 (11 Crai re Coilece S'ae SI'O I Vi UM- UlTS-'Chei-R hi 120 3 20 1 .0 7 .0, 0 20 Miihe Mo ise," 1 in, 3 10 5 1. 7 10, 9 GAYFTl Ruilc.rnir 12 00 2 1 on 'I and cf lionmr, Vjcn 9 10, 1 At ru. ona.c or. ri Ludset 10 4 30, 7 00 ICIORF Eiirlesoue, 12 00 2 10 em I a MiLinn arrt X'laed of Lost Lien Contmunus from 6 oO HOWARD F'jrlemue 12 2 10 You ran I GO Ann VVih 'turner" JO 'J. 2 1)0.

27, Cnan in laiwuu 9 ru. 5 .73 kfith-ros ro 1 in 12 17 17 47 00. 10 Ifi St.ice Sn'tu, Glenn M.lici, 11 30, 2 0C, 4 30, 7 00 9 11 Kf ITH-M nioimi Luckf 12 i. i. 3 -i 6 77 10 07, "Argen tine 11 23 2 27 5 3.7.

8 41 KINMORF Safar 1 00 4 10 7 0 1C, trouse Across the Las. 2 3u, 5 31), 8 15 LOFWS OFtnirrM I Iee You A-in," 9 0. 12-t' .770. 7 00 in. 30.

i) unn-e Servant Trouble." 11 33, 2 7. 5 45. 9 00. tones TTF "1 Love Vcu Asam 12-40 3 51 7 00. 10 ir om.e Jt-b Servant Trouble, 11 30.

2 5u, 5 S.fH MFTROFOl IT Tne Hawk" 10 2 20 7,7 9 2U Cnai'-e Chan a tne IV a Jrlueum. 5 43. I 10. 4 3s. 8 10 MfinFIlV Flowing God "0 10 1 0.

3 fi 47, 9 OS, Siattcrbra.n 1 9 00. 11 40. 2 30. .7 20 8 15, Kommmi Oueen of the Mob" 70 1 ii, 4 8(', 1 Al ano Keav en loo, 10. j3.

2 US. 5 31. 9.11. PAR A MOl Swnin" R'ood 9 20. It 1 3 20 u7 So Pud ic Deb No 1 10 i0 1 .75 5 5, 8 lo.

SCOTT AY SQV4RF- Flowing Gold" U) fa. 12 77 3 a 6 77 9 73 "Stater-brai. 40. 2 25. .7 15 8 13 SOTTIf STATION' Young AireMcan i pi.

tlonon Smith Golf 'Vire'n hirtndi Our Gang two color cartoons, war fiimv and omer su- 3ects Continuous 9 jf a. m. to 11 j) P. ni. xi: WS-I rx Fell Cargo" 9 30, 12 40 3 7 1 it 10 1C Tra.I of tne l2mc-sonie Pine 10 50, 2 00, 5 10, 8 24 1RF110NT 'Two G'r on Fro-dwav 9 t'd 12 40 4 2 8 00 Lillian nusseli." 10 j0.

2 10 5 -0. 9 30 ITTOffN Pc, From S-. -e 2 40. 3 41 8 4 Tbei Drive bv tht 4 00, 3 55. fe 77, 9 75 WASHINGTON STRHI Of YW FI Anal Faidv Meet- Deoutantc 1 15 4 00 6 47 9 aO The Cara'n a Ladv 9 20, 12 05.

2 50, 5 25. 8 -J. SUOUnCAN THEATRES A I A I IAilON Prison anri on hrpx Mat neer a 2 00 Lvenir; at 6 oO CAPITOL Andv Hdrc Mteti pf'h tarte and Lars Must Live n-es at 2 00. Lvcmngs at 8 00 I AEI IM.Tl'S PlTOL Al! Th. and! jiiavcM Ton aid Ii rki Ci Kid MaLncc at 2 00.

Even ns3 at 7 45 FrGFT- Tv pnnnn ard sihlo I Man Kcturr- rt 2 no, Lve- i nines at 8 00 BRAINTREE FHAIXTRrL Twrpts jVuIe Tcarr Love ir oner ana Oh 1 aos Manners at 4) Evenings connnumiA Iron. 6 45, Last conuittc snow 8 15. BRIOHTOV FGYPTI A'l Th and Aven Too and 4 I op AUdiv Mtlnes at 1 40, Evenings at 7 45 BROOKIINE COOLIDC COPNF 1-nornv 2 15, 5 8 10 l.ov Irom tevracuc 3 5(. 6 45. 4 BROOKIINE IIL4lGF lVihu 5 nil Lb 2 0 5 21.61" 1 om DSCAn Ssntxjl 2 51.

47 fc BRIlKi CENTRAL EQUATE M3iiana ard Cjolaer Glebes tmuous. 1 00-11 00. HATvVAFD Safari and Olccn of nc Mnb Mai.necs at 2 00. Lsenmi at 8 ihj UNIVERSITY Fdison the 2 43 6 1 I Was an Adventuress. 1 jO.

4 5u. 8 15 CM SKIT TOtt FQCAKE 1 An Adventuress ard 31n From iMonveai. Continuous snow, I)OPCHFTFR CODJHN' i 10 4 41, I Moon. 2 41. 6 04 9 3o.

PocnrsTTR 4 La Alam and Acd iprnv Matrce at 2 00. EvenniKF. 7 oo-ii. (o. FFANKTJN PARK-' New "oon 3 2J.

I 9 ut, 'Tainabout 1 53, 8 10. 5TR Vp 1 00. 4 41 f5. They Drive Uy 2 6 jj, 9 4p EGITSTON 8QCRr EGITATON" Fcur sr a-u "Man Tro Mico Ma.irsecs a 1 43. Lve-rui at 7 47 A UUTX CAPITOL Tuent' Tuie ard 7'ou re N'm feo Coat.nuous show.

RAKK 'I IUan Kussc i and Torrid Zone" a' I 30 at 7.0. Hi nr rRiv FAir. mount Jk 6 '2- 9-, "Mao V. r.o Ta Kid Too riuui 3 4 4o. 8.C3 JA VIC PI IV JA'IAICN A TV'S ana Hvavru Too" fl: i Prj Alwas 1 at i.4 Even.i.ci at UVINCTOS- LEXINGTON Ghost Bleaker-.

2 to, 7. 9 00; Two GirU on Lrodd A.y," 3 55, 7 50, 9.25. MAI DEN GRANADA Golden Grt ve4 3 -J. 5 05, 8 20; 3.05. 6 20.

MYSTIC -rn La 7.13, 8 2a. Safari. 3.80. .40. it APLEW OGD I-iand of Door-'d Men ard Day of Jc-ire Jar-pi.

Mat -et 1 -J5. iveninR, 7,30 OKFI-FL'M For nd Ar-els, Lventess at 7.0u. Li'e Motherc" Mat trees at 1 43. STAGE IN TOWN HUBERT TO NIGHT, 8:33 ED WtWW BMaassEEaMn THE JANE DAVE Demarcos Pickens Apollon ntt.hts, i.io-f i 65-y? m-t -55-t l.lt)- l.es-af.to-s 5 I Four iim, to Cambridge Po'iee hr lured ino an red-head' -hr hid i ht ihcn was be.c.cn m. robbed of Sfi William Wi1 i.h 78, Ma.

i Cambridge, Id '( the led him into a third-fiuor bedr 1 where the three rnei pounced him and tmk h.s nc, a.i change. After ubr C. 'ne am a several times, patrolmen John Tr, i James Fitzgerald Will. am Anderson camc upo- three men ana a woman the arart n. Thev were identified bv Wdth rtnhra ponce 6aa The woman.

Mary McCarthy, 3d of Austin st, wa, charged with feeing an accessory before the I- I Patricia Morlson Jean Parker-BEYOND TOMORROW Toww Edison the Man" Uelty Cisco Kid" i Pay Milland UNTAMED Brennan-Jotin Psyne Maryland (In color) Jean Cagney-j C. Na-sh GoHen Giovee" Fairbanks Jr -M Carroll SAFARI Nancy Kelly "SAILORS L4DV" ORPHEUM-MAPLEWOOD Edd'e Cantor 40 UTTLE MOThERS Vlr( Bruee Wnrsan FLIGHT ANGELS 'Island of Doomed Men Days ef Jesse James Mancha Serial. No 14 Dinner Set Tonlsht MEDFORD MELROSE FEtl3WAY.TM ELROSE Edv, G. Robinaon Brother Orchid" Warren William tone Woif Meets Lady Spencer Tracy Edison Ik Man' "Manhattan Heartbreak' Medford Wakefield mmsm IWKEREUfiffi: Robert Young FLORIAN" Rochelle Hudson Isiand of Lost Ken" Bob Bbrns-Ptssy Moran Allas the Deacon RANGE WAR QUINCY STimilD NEW MOON" MILITARY ACADEMY Snn ANDY HARDY MEETS DEBUTAMt LADIES MUST UVE" Millionaires in Prison San -Rairoart'WeWtfh STAGE SHOW REVERE S1 4 Anne cf Windy Poplars' Jean Cagnay GOLDEN GLOVES SAUGUS w. t-u-M NOW PLAYING THRU TUES CMJLtmSSSZt JShorirn7 J0-yU5-10 45 M.

Co-vr V)0rie-tn Thfarf-Cnfb SOMERVILLE Ann Oyorak-Helen Mack GIRLS CF THE ROAD JACK HOLT-NOAH BEERY PASSPORT TO ALCATRAZ SOUTH BOSTON Jo tSiU-Naney Kelly SAILORS LADY Ti leeas 'Ullltm ACADEMY Bb GeddarJ Ghoet Breaker 8n'aiy-)a Cns-ey fl It of M08 Wcferfoan- tYaterley EHHEIIEIHS 8. Mt.lt ed A Tteelred UNTAMED" Florence Rice "Phantom Raider Seat-K. Frarait wkee Pittem Nf" 1 PRIVATE AFFAIRS 8. Visas-Hseh Herbert WEYMOUTH SSN rc- wetiCr BAte OM WAR tczMtiiu SQ(-U a oa nimsi ti.C-U1 fA T9 tame A a Jf fgwtisYYHiiy graA gy WINCHESTER sAwur MORTAL STORM sutuvls Tha Jonaa Family-'! Their Own POOR PA O' fi A) Nora ud to want to miiBonary, but the wauld made a poor one. She' gi little heathen of her own a the cant manage em.

Glebs -y ben. Lr the Dn.ly Glebe, Use the Sunday Glebe. Uezd the Giubc Wants etcry day. leged robbery. The m.cn.

Richard I Doion. C3, of 20 Decatur st Cam- bridge Charles Cam.fi 11, 23 Main st, Hudson and Frank Sey-fcclt, 40, ef 41 Pdgrim st Cambridge. were charged with robbery. The four will te arraigned in East Cambridge D.strict 'Court this mornirg I 4 Woman Threatened in Home by Thief, Who Seizes Jewels Startled bv a robber. wh leaped from a bedrn.

ni ch -rt me entered her home after a t-h-pping trip terduy, Mrs. Gertrude Gr e. 60. of 1643 Massachusetts av Cambridge, was forced into a chair and ordered to make no s- r.d ss tee man f.ed from the front anor. Mrs.

Grove tcld pel ce the bber had taken at least worth cf jew elry. Abe MarHn Say mgs The only time to calch Mr. Lefe Bud at home la when the gang plays bridge at her house. It Is Important That i rmfr-H; foiomu tl Rum '3 .7 I I I YORK I i Kiri tia -mtmm et Business WunteJ svn i rr 73 CL: c. ty NfcXTJFEK Cnrg a Mat nnn wmii Etg, CRIMP SERIES ALASKA Pnnvrn PU-CT FBR.KER train i UTHOTATI iV! 1 Yea see r.

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