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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1921

Page

8

Tellegen to press his case in split with Farrar

In New York Aug 10 attorney Harry A Steinfeld said Geraldine Farrar and Lou Tellegen will not reconcile. He warned of continuing the separation suit on grounds of desertion. Alvin Untermyer, Farrar's lawyer, denied any amicable settlement and declined comment.

New York Geraldine Farrar Lou Tellegen Harry A. Steinfeld Alvin Untermyer Untermyer Cald Mn Steinfeld Steinfeld

Separated English Wife Alleges Kissing Affairs

Mia Eva Sever accuses Alfredo Sever of kissing strange women in public, nightly absences, and threats with a revolver. She seeks alimony, counsel fees, and expenses as Justice O'Malley weighs the separation suit amid claims of motor rides with companions and private discord.

New York Mia Eva Sever Alfredo Justice O'Malley

Actress Louise Galloway Charms Siasconset Colony

In Siasconset Louise Galloway, famed for the Galloway parts, is highlighted as the attractive leading figure in the actors colony and the creator of notable stage roles.

David P. Shea Siasconset Actors Louise Galloway Galloway

Greatest stage mother of them all, Miss Galloway

The article profiles actress Miss Galloway, famed as the greatest stage mother. She rejects saccharine roles, plans to retire home to Brookfield Massachusetts, and discusses the challenge of aging on stage while praising lasting vitality and artistry. She recalls choosing authentic mother roles over vamp characters and notes managers’ difficulty in casting older parts.

Louise” Galloway Prious Brookfield Mass Moving Pictures Bill Gray Kansas City Gray Miss Galloway Natura

Woman on stage instinct and talent prevail over foes

The excerpt notes the speaker praising women of the stage while asserting that instinct remains a stronger force. It reflects a literary focus on performance and gender roles within theatrical culture. The text emphasizes admiration for actresses and the primal drive behind art.

The Theatre's Quiet Battle with Age and Beauty

The excerpt argues that stage life targets youth and beauty, shaping women to cling to youth despite aging. It notes men seek youthful glamour, and aging actors face pressure to conceal maturity with makeup, while acknowledging that aging affects both actresses and actors, a topic rarely discussed.

Missing Lawrence Child Sparks Police Search

Lawrence notices Joseph Carson eight years old of 104 Methuen Street has been missing since Sunday afternoon. Mrs. John Griffin reports the boy vanished from his home and police were urged to investigate the mystery as the search continues.

Lawrence Joseph Carson Methuen Street John Griffin Carson

Missing Man Hunt Sees Efforts Focus On Carson Case

Search crews pursue a missing man case involving Carson, as his mobility was recently hampered by a severe accident that broke both legs and left him with limited movement. Community volunteers assist in the effort, checking known areas and calling tips.

Carson

Man Tracks Stolen Dog Across City From West Side to White Plains

Archibald Levy, a West Seventy-second Street wool goods dealer, spotted his Russian wolfhound Lady Dean in a passing car on Madison Avenue. Levy identified the dog in Yorkville Court as his property stolen last September from his White Plains home. Two men, John P. Back and Carl Hultzren, denied the theft and urged a justice of the peace in White Plains to settle the matter.

New York Archibald Levy West Seventy-second Street Madison Avenue Forty-sixth Street Yorkville Court Levy Lady Dean White Plains East Fifty-first Street H. Stanley Renaud John P. Back Carl Hultzren Tenafly N. J Renaud Justice of the Peace

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