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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
6
A Vermont and Maine pair born October 22 1866 are reported to be exactly alike in weight height complexion hair eyes teeth at age 65. Despite long separations they resemble each other so closely that husbands often mistake them when seen together.
Public interest grows in the Tanlac Year Book now distributed free by leading city druggists. The volume contains cooking recipes, garden helps, crochet patterns, games for children, speeches, historical events, and USDA planting timetables, aimed at both farmers and households.
The Interstate Commerce Commission today granted New England railroads the right to an increased share of revenues from joint shipments. The ruling raises their proportion by about 15 percent on most shipments covered, expanding their earnings alongside other railroads.
The New England carriers challenged trunk line practices over terminal services and sought a higher share of joint rates to cover costly terminal installations. The commission, in a divided ruling, approved an 115 percent pass through to New England roads from joint rates, with special arrangements where needed to equalize compensation.
Stacy Aumonier crafts a surprising tale titled The Little White Frock to appear in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post. The piece promises a striking narrative arc and notable author pedigree.
Vitagraph to produce a screen version of The Shaughraun with Pat O Malley in the Irish leading role and Pauline Starke opposite. Viola’s sister Shirley Maron to be directed at Fox studio during Starke’s East tour. Beaumont, a former Tom Moore director, now handles Viola. he started in vaudeville in 1902 and has since moved to film. He is married to Hazel Daly.
Protean Arts presents The Mind of Man a one reeler where Cecil Holland plays every role except a ghost rat. Filmed in Hollywood with director Raymond Cannon, the production aims to condense action into the fewest reels possible, signaling shorter future features.
Myrtle Stedman lands a lead in Elaine Hammerstein's Rethless Weath from a Cosmo Hamilton story. Niles Welch and Huntley Gordon headline the male leads. Bed Turpin and Phyllis Haver wrap their third Sennett comedy Step Lively. Gladys Walton stars in Universal’s Top o Morning from Ann Caldwell play.
Arlins Pretty returns to film to play the leading woman in the Ince production When the Devil Drives. Her last roles were Cross Currents and Life.
The United States Lines steamship George Washington sailed from Hoboken on St Valentine’s Day with 652 passengers including 426 women and 226 men. Over 150 women were unmarried and 84 millionaires plus a score of clergymen were aboard. The exact number of married men remained unclear as the ship left the North River.
Jackie Coogan premieres Lost and Found as his second independent production and begins work on Trouble. oe Boy continues at Gordon's Old South Theatre this week signaling a busy period for the young actor.
Mrs Charles Sumfleet guest of honor at a Women's City Club luncheon spoke on submarine preparedness. She outlined experiences from the Conference on the Imitation of Armament in Washington and urged controlled use of submarines for protection of nations large and small.
KE Richard Jones, longtime director of the Sennett comedies starring Mabel Normand, faces a divorce suit filed by his wife. Billie Rhodes, a film player and widow of Smiling Billy Parsons, also seeks a divorce from her second husband William Jobelman as marital troubles unfold in court.
State tax guidance by Irving L. Shaw outlines deducting 1921 premiums for fire and plate glass insurance tied to capital, assets, and stock-in-trade on cash-basis returns. It covers accrual-basis rules, life insurance treatment, rebates, casualty losses, and notes forthcoming on cooperative bank deposits.
A roster of actors and productions notes M E L and Edmund Breese on stage, Anna Steese Richardson collaborations, and Selznick photoplays. Mentions include Margaret Landis sister of Cullen Landis and Edna Murphy Eva Novak Fox studio work, Gladys Walton Universal City pieces, Vivian Martin on New York stage, May McAvoy vacationing, Schildkraut at Wilbur Theatre, Phoebe Hunt Goldwyn actress, Pauline Curley not currently filming, Juanita Hansen vaudeville and Lost City The Western Princess link, with Prunella Hall at Boston Post as inquiries.
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