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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1922
Page
9
Franz Molnar's Liliom is presented with Joseph Schildkraut in a joint staging. The production highlights strong acting and a lively pairing as the cast brings the drama to the stage.
Leading authorities urge public awareness of cold dangers and pneumonia risk if untreated. Karoil is advertised as the safe quickest practical remedy that stops sneezing coughing and distress, with druggists urged to refund if unsatisfied.
Eva fe Gallierine appeared on the Wilbur Theatre stage last evening under Theatre Guild auspices. The production, first staged in New York, earlier enjoyed a year at the Fulton Theatre.
Schildkraut shines as Liliom a tough Hungarian figure in the new production Eva Le Gallienne and Miss Le Gallienne share top honors with moving portrayals Julie is depicted with restraint and depth The play traces Liliom a merry-go-round brawler who loves Julie but commits violence and crime and faces judgment returning to earth for a day to do a deed that may lift him to heaven
George Arliss, popular actor, returns after a several season absence and presents The Green Goddess at the Plymouth Theatre. He shifts from historical and biographical plays to a pronounced melodrama with contemporary devices and lurid entertainment values.
A London critic describes William Archer's The Green Goddess as a sensuous drama with bright comedy and a complex plot set in Rukh. Major Crespin Traherne and a Rajah clash amid murder, betrayal, wireless intrigue, aeroplanes and bombs, with Arliss delivering a nuanced Rajah and maintaining audience sympathy.
The critic notes the actor portraying a complex man for the audience and mentions Miss Lotus Robb, new to the city, delivering strong emotional work. Ivan F. Simpson shines as the English valet Watkins while the rest of the cast is described as competent and the scenery as elaborate and well arranged.
Councilman James A. Watson, retiring president, held a theatre party for friends followed by a luncheon at the Press Club. Attendees included several city officials and notable guests such as An drew Bailey, Jack McGee, Patrick Dolan, John Minnehan, and staff members from the Boston Advertiser and the Post.
Professor Erwin H. Schell of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology told the Executives Club last night that leadership quality surpasses technical knowledge. He urged inspiring confidence and loyalty, noting workers seek job longevity to support families and may turn to unions for self expression. Tools of good executives include justice tact unselfishness tolerance courtesy and sincerity.
An old advertisement urges readers to prevent and recover from influenza by building blood with Pepto Mangan. It claims the tonic strengthens red blood cells and distinguishes liquid or tablet forms sold at drug stores.
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