Screen Gossip on Bebe Daniels Career and Life
Bebe Daniels born in Dallas grew up in a Los Angeles convent and began acting in stock. She teamed with Harold Lloyd for two years, joined Famous Players, and starred in male and female and several hits. Now a Realart star with films You Never Can Tell She Couldn t Help It Oh Lady Lady and Ducks and Drakes. Not married though reports linked to Lew Cody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebe Daniels
Dallas
Tex
Los Angeles
Miss Daniels
Harold Lloyd
Famous Players
Realart
Babe
Lew Cody
Hansen to form own company after Phantom Foe
Popular Pathe serial star Juanita Hansen finished The Phantom Foe and is now on the Coast. After a short vacation she will organize her own company to produce feature pictures instead of serials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Hansen
Pathe
Miss Hansen
The City of Streft Men and The Man from Toronto Titles
A fragmented note references new titles The City of Streft Men and Les Sons in Love for two works. It mentions New Fitles Thomas wegen and Tal Madge's screen version retitled as Les Sons in Love. The garbled text hints at upcoming film and literary revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas? Wegen
City of Stréft
Talmadge
Toronto
Conway Tearle A Selznick Star From Century-Long Theatre Line
Conway Tearle, a Selznick film star, hails from a theatrical family with over a century on the stage, tracing back to his father and a long lineage in theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway Tearle
Selznick Star
Actor known as Handsome Conway tied to Adelie Rowland marriage
The text notes actor Handsome Conway, with current wife Adelie Rowland, musical comedy actress. It also mentions his three marriages and his first Selznick starring vehicle titled Society Snobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Mr. Tearle
Adelie Rowland
Selznick
Answers to questions list film star addresses
The page compiles addresses for actors and studios in Hollywood Los Angeles and New York with notes on marital status ages and relations. Notable items include Esther C Brockton Joe Ryan born Wyoming 33 years ago and D W Griffith addressed at Orienta Point Mamaroneck NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady of l Leisure
Frank Mayo
Universal City
Cal
Esther C
Brockton
Joe Ryan
Wyoming
Vitagraph Company
Hollywood
Milton Sills
Mabel Julienne Scott
Lasky Studios
Vinestreet
Miss Scott
Thomas C
Eddie Polo
Malveena
Universal
City
Phyllis Haven
Harriet" Hammond
Christie Film Corporation
Los Angeles
May Allison
Metro Film Company
Lillian Way
Ruth Roland
Fifth Street
New York
Tom Moore
Goldwyn Film Corporation
Culver City
Priscilla Dean
Francelia
Fran
Madeline C
Bert Lytell
Broadway
Mars
Prunella Hall
Boston Post
Boston
Today’s City Club Events in Boston Area
Today lists talks and meetings including Walter Liggett speech at Women's City Club at 12 30 p m Ruskin birthday event at Boston Public Library at 3 p m Elks reception dinner for Grand Exalted Ruler Abbott in Boston at 6 30 p m New England Purchasing Agents Association session at City Club at 6 30 p m John Spargo discusses Russia at City Club auditorium at gs p m Edward A Filene speaks at Amos Lodge B nai B rith Beacon Hall Coolidge Corner at 8 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Liggett
Nebraska
Women’s City Club
Boston Ruskin Club
Ruskin
Boston Public Library
Massachusetts Association of Elks
Abbott
San Francisco
New England Purchasing Agents’ Association
City Club
John Spargo
Russia
Auditorium
Edward A. Filene
Amos Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Beacon Hall
Coolidge Corner
Belgian King to Visit Italy in March
Brussels reports the King and Queen of the Belgians will make an official visit to Italy in March. The King and Queen of Spain are due to visit Brussels mid May. King Alfonso plans to tour Liege and Bruges industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Italy
Spain
Alfonso
Liege
Bruges
New Bank for Trade Financing Is Formed
A new International Acceptance Bank Inc forms in New York with 10 million dollars in common stock and 5 million dollars in surplus. Paul Warburg to chair. F A Goodhue of First National Boston president. two-thirds American control, foreign stock held by Dutch, Swiss and British investors. The bank aims to support U S firms in global markets and cooperate with European banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Warburg
Paul M. Warburg
Hamburg
Germany
House Tonight
New Bank
U. S
Paul Warburg
F. A. Goodhue
First National Bank of Boston
R. J. Vogel
Chase National Bank
N. Y
E. W. Davenport
First National Corporation
Comptoir. Nationale D'Escompte de Paris
First National of
Boston
Old Colony Trust Company of
First National Bank of
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
The
Cleveland Trust Company
Fidelity National Bank & Trust Company of
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Franklin National of
Philadelphia
Portland, Ore
Wells Fargo
Nevada National of
San Francisco
Seattle, Wash
National Bank
New York
Detroit
Providence
St. Louis
International Acceptance Bank, Inc
New York Central Securities
Must Finance Trade U S Creditor Nation Has Important Role
D S Wing explains that after World War I the United States as a creditor nation must play a larger part in financing international trade. The plan for an International Acceptance Bank, Inc. would involve leading foreign banks to provide safe, efficient global banking services and credit assessments. Warburg leads the project as chairman, Goodhue to head operations, with strong links to First National Bank of Boston and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
D. S
D. G. Wing
First National Bank of Boston
New International Acceptance Bank, Inc
United States
New England
Warburg
Penderal Reserve Board
Goodhue
First National
Woman Traded by Husband for Rockford Lot
In Rockford Newfoundland Mrs. Cora Johnson told a court her husband Enoch Johnson parceled her to Burger Peterson in exchange for a vacant $500 lot. She chose Peterson in court while the judge reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Cora Johnson
Enoch Johnson
Burger Peterson
Peterson
Memorial Tablet Unveiled at Newton Classical High
A bronze memorial tablet was unveiled yesterday at Newton Classical High School by Principal Hooch C Adams. It honors 40 former students who gave their lives in the war, presented by the class of 1919. Attendees included parents students veterans and city officials. Addresses were given by C Sinclair Weeks Mayor Edwin C Childs and Rev Dr Laurens McClure. The tablet will be placed on the main staircase between floors one and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Classical High School
Hooch C. Adams
Classical High School
C. Sinclair Weeks
Newton Post 48
American Legion
Edwin C. Childs
Newton
Laurens McClu
P. C. Clerks Plan Protest Over Pay Grievances
John A. Kelley of Local 100 and John D. Murphy of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks were sent to Washington to protest discrimination against clerks. They oppose the House post office committee's failure to remove the intermediate grade grievance keeping senior clerks earning less than newer entrants on permanent posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kelley
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
John D. Murphy
Washington
Lodge and
Walsh
House Post Office Committee
National Legislative Committee Report on Postal Wages
President Kelley reported at Naomi Hall that the national legislative situation is unsatisfactory. He noted likely adjustment of the special clerk grievance but ongoing issues with intermediate grade salaries for junior versus senior clerks and a proposed national board for post affairs to oversee wages and conditions. The congressional method is seen as unwieldy causing delay and expense for postal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Hall
Washington Street
Kelley
National Legislative Committee
National Committee
National Board For Post Affairs
National Federation
Uncle Sam
Hotels to be Blacklisted by Boston Labor Union
The Quincy House and the Hotel Essex face a move to place them on the un fair list by the Boston Central Labor Union amid a dispute with organized labor. The AFL Massachusetts State Branch may call a special meeting to unite waiter, waitress, cook, fireman and engineer actions statewide. A communique will inform international AFL representatives meeting in Washington February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy House
Essex
Boston Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Defence Committee
Wells Memorial Building
A. F. of L
Washington
Waitresses Union Plans Benefit Party for Striking Members
The Waitresses Union 112 will hold a necktie and apron party to aid members on strike at the Quincy House and Hotel Essex. The event takes place next Wednesday evening at Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy House
Essex
Union 112
Paine’ Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Col Michael J McDonough Dies in Denver Colorado
Ser geant McDonough of the Back Bay police learns that his brother Colonel Michael J McDonough VI A retired officer died in Denver Colorado. He was born in South Boston in 1877 and graduated from West Point in 1899 after service in China and the Philippines. He served as World War I instructor at Plattsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonough
Back Bay
Michael J. McDonough
Denver
Col
South
Boston
West Point
China
Philippines
Plattsburg
Clothing Workers Get Moral Aid From Abroad
Western European clothing workers will not come to the United States until a settlement is reached between workers and employers. The Amalgamated Clothing Workers' Association announced this in a letter from T. Van der Heeg of Amsterdam, president of the International Clothing Workers' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
United States
Amalgamated Clothing Workers' Association
T. van der Heeg
Amsterdam
International Clothing Workers’ Association
New High Voltage X Rays Could Aid Cancer Treatments
Harvard physicists led by Professor Duane test high frequency X rays as a penetrating alternative to scarce radium. The cancer commission builds a dedicated plant, funded by Boston insurers, to evaluate prolonged use in patients while noting safety cautions for operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Life Insurance Companies of
Boston
Harvard
Duane
America
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
The
Cancer Commission
University of Pennsylvania
Berlin
Massachusetts Hoover Drive Nears Million Dollar Goal
Boston subscriptions for the Hoover Drive for starving children of Europe total $960,446, $40,000 short of the $1,000,000 Massachusetts quota. State chairman John W. Hallowell reported the drive's four week rise from $690,000 since the January 13 Boston dinner, an increase of $356,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Europe
Boston
John W. Hallowell
Hallowell
Also Mentioned on This Page
King Albert
Bayer
Cerizane
Winsol
B. O
G. C. Wilson, Inc
Cambridge St
Boston, Mass
Gregory
J. J. H. Gregory & Son
Marblehead
Mass
Oxford St
Lynn
New Bank For Trade Financing
European Advisory Council
Board of Directors
Newcomb Carlton
Walter E. Prew
C. B. Seger
L. H. Shearman
William Skinner
Hans C. Sonne
Felix M
E. W. Clark
I. H. Coff
Cleveland
Robert F. Herrick
Philip Stockton
J. R. McAllister
Thomas West, Jr
Max
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Foreign Exchange Department
Messrs. Huth & Co
Fabbot Goodhue
Hub Bank
P. C
Boston C. L. A
Col. M’donough
Colorado
Thomas DE LA Rue & Co., Ltd
West 42Nd Street, New York
Hoover
York
Mae
Grand Central Terminal
New York Central
Lombard Street
Walter Bagehot
London
Bagehot
New York Central Lines
New York Central Railroad Company
Boston & Albany
Michigan Central
BIG Four
AKE Erie & Western
Kanawha & Michigan - Toledo & Ohio Central
Pittsburgh Lake Erie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!