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DescriptionB. F. Keith obit, 1914.gif	English: New York Times; March 27, 1914; Palm Beach, March 26, 1914. On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the opening of his Boston house, which was being celebrated today in that city, B.F. Keith, owner of the theatre circuit bearing his name, dropped dead at midnight tonight in the Breakers Hotel, where he was stopping with his wife and Paul Keith, his son.
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• 2007-01-08 22:25 Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) 325×1853× (235461 bytes) [[New York Times]]; [[March 27]], [[1914]]; [[Palm Beach, Florida]], [[March 26]], [[1914]]. On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the opening of his Boston house, which was being celebrated today in that city, [[B.F. Keith]], owner of the theatre circuit be