The Billboard 1924-06-14: Vol 36 Iss 24 (1924-06-14)

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No. 708—Code Name Dresser Bevel edge mirror, good brush and very goo! dura comb. Put up in a large and well made display box. You cannot Miss with this number. PRICE PER SET, $2.75. BOSTON DON CARLE GILLETTE Room $01 Little Bldg., 80 Boylston St. J me 6.—Aside from the opening of at the T emont Theater Mon ay night very little as transpired in the line of theatrical activities bere this Week Bamv Le bas made a pretty good impresson. It is noted that the marquee in front { the Tre nt, Ww h has resembled an ocean wreck ever since a truck bumped into it several weeks ag s being it in shape again. Peraps it the encouraging eutiook for the pew Sissle & Blake show that bas inspired /this ace oo. Anyway, all whe walk along Tremont ret « eas 1 “ th it The Dream Girl" continues to do capacity, rith a good advance demand, and Grant itebe The Whole Town's Talking’, is rawing good for its th'rd time here About 1 Week before Mitchell's last visit to Boston Warnings a red in the local papers to look i for a man rep esenting himself as the popuar act to net extend any credit or privges ¢ t mpostor N another t s to the man imnat ng Mitehell phoned the Pist nonth yesrday 1 ALMOST succeeded in getting Richard Hamiiton, the treasurer, to turn eve$750 a i messenger ostensibly sent by the acter 1 v J 1 Montague, Mitehell’s mana ger 1 press agent, khoows many tricks of the g Yiddish Players The celebrated Yiddish Players of Vilna, con Moving the American tour begun Jast winter in New York, are appearing at the Grand Upera House tonight, tomerrow and Sunday in conteMporary Y iddi sh dramas. Hub-Bub Loretta A gins, former Boston newspaper J ‘back bome for a vacation after scor Ee Trumpis #8 4a prima donna ip various I aus | ve Lucey, well-known entertaine . « a few engagements in this vecio t to sailing for the other side. Ky (oj bas returned to her bome ia Semerville after a season in vaudeville. “I Valagher is back from a ten-day trip to Montreal, Quebec and Sherbrooke where ace irrangements for the booking of ds beginning Julv 1. : Ix * golng to tuke th’ngs easy durng th niner He — devote part of the time to writing vaudeville material. NORWOOD (0.) SPRING FESTIVAL _T ® second annual Norwood Spring Festival, . ! the auspices of the Norwood Retail : ant Assoc ation, a strictly bome-produced 1 me 's staged last week at Norwood, O. ; the operative spirit of civie officials, nh and the citizen again greatly fwidenee, It Woes a decided success—even end, feat lust year—art stically, and, in the deli, \nelally. Mayor Nolte, of Norwood, dy opening address { ome ‘on was ideal and just where a to, tl community trade event of this + id be held—in the very center of are 4. strict, on the main street and a the cre’ Veek. park site, diagonally across ee « from the City Hall And there was traf ne from anyone about ‘congested to « Or the diverting of heavy trucks, ete., For thorofares in faver of the occasion of : { two Weeks previous to the start vere W the streets and business houses t ¥ decorated, which, with hundreds of Wood + passing thru Norwood daily (NorCin * Che dstinetion of being surrounded by — ath) the festival received wonderful adTh. , Which means heavy attendance, Which wan a big auto show, a style show fn me eoree (Mechano) Ste vens presented his me val man model act—six changes, and idee ‘ing Lamas entertained, also numerous ‘y atranged merchants’ exhibits, and some Buy direct from turers and save profit. We manufacture best sellers at Lowest Prices. IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES. NO DELAY. 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