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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1922

Page

11

Funeral Fund Boost for Firemen in Boston

The Boston Firemen's Relief Fund Association will pay 200 for funeral expenses of each active or pensioned firefighter who dies. The increase from 100 reflects inflation and uses funds from the relief fund with proceeds from the annual firemen's ball and donations. Dinner and minstrel show were held for Ferdinand employees with over 100 workers attending a turkey dinner at the carpet hall of the store.

Boston 7Itsmen's Relief Fund Association Ferdinand Frank Ferdinand, Inc Mr. Ferdinand

Entertaining Minstrel Show Delights Large Crowd

The minstrel show, headlined by Mr Heath as interlocutor, kept the audience laughing with stories and jokes about employees. Ends Arthur Neary Tom Davis Mildred Stancar and Alice Stanley entertained the crowd, while Alice Murphy the musical director earned praise for rehearsals and piano work. The arrangements committee included James I Hickey Viola O'Donnell Harold Clapp Alice Murphy and Arthur Neary.

Heath Arthur Neary Tom Davis Mildred Stancar Alice Stanley Alice Murphy James I. Hickey Viola O'Donnell Harold Clapp

Daisy campaign pledges aid to unemployed veterans drive

The Unemployment Fund Committee of the American Legion Massachusetts plans a two day Daisy drive across the state on Friday and Saturday to aid the army of World War I veterans in need.

Unemployment Fund Committee The American Legion Department of Massachusetts

Prominent Citizens Back Legion Campaign for Jobs

Citizens including Dr Eugene McCarthy pledge cooperation as the Legion seeks funds or work. The effort reports acute unemployment and heavy demand on Legion resources. Transit lines approve flower girls in stations to sell daisies on two days, with official support from Boston leaders. Mayor Curley commends the Daisy plan and offers support.

Eugene McCarthy Legion Boston Elevated Railway Company Legion Committee Boston & Maine Boston Curley

Fine Entries at Dog Show in Mechanics Hall

The 10th annual Eastern Dog Club show drew over 1000 dogs from across the country to Mechanics Hall Boston for a three day event. Judging focused on breeds from bloodhounds to Sealyhams with Arthur Walden and lead dog Chinook drawing crowds among huskies and English sheep dogs.

Mechanics’ Hall Eastern Dog Club Boston Anks

The Passing of Pincher

An amusing dog story titled The Passing of Pincher by Humphrey Jordan will be included in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine next.

Pincher Humphrey Jordan Boston Sunday Post

Bray Productions Buys Real Art Equipment in New York

Bray Productions acquires Real Art Company gear at 130 West 46th Street and plans a new main office there. J R Bray, president, promotes an educational film program for schools with courses in science geography history civics and fine arts.

Bray Productions, Inc Realart Company West Forty -Sixth Street New York J. R. Bray Bray Plan

Warner Brothers to Film Norris Bestseller Brass

Warner Brothers plans a movie adaptation of Charles G. Norris novel Brass a best seller about married life. The project aims to bring the popular story to the screen with likely casting announcements forthcoming.

Brass Charles G. Norris Warner Brothers

Film News Highlights Casts and Tours in Early Hollywood

George Stewart returns to the screen in Christie Comedies joining Anita Stewart’s circle. Tom Mix’s daughter is named Thomasina after him. Gareth Hughes and Bessie Love will co star in Louis B Weston specials at the West Coast studio. Teddy the Sennett dog begins a personal appearance tour with a 10 minute act without human accompaniment.

George Stewart Anita Stewart Tom Mix Thomasina Gareth Hughes Bessie Love Louis B. Weston West Coast Teddy Sennett

Monroe Salisbury Returns to Screen in The Great Alone

Actor Monroe Salisbury, whose last pictorial appearance appeared in The Barbarian, returns to the screen in The Great Alone. He resumes his screen career with the new project, presenting a comeback after a period away from films.

Monroe Salisbury the Barbarian

Tom Forman Directs The Woman Conquers Starring MacDonald

Tom Forman who directed Tom Meighan in Paramount productions now handles directing duties on The Woman Conquers featuring Katherine MacDonald.

Tom Forman Tom Meighan Paramount Katherine MacDonald

Actress Grace Darmond Injured in Jungle Serial Shoot

Real accidents halt production as Grace Darmond recovers from an elephant encounter during Shadows of the Jungle co starring Philo McCullough. George Walsh is laid up with facial lacerations after a fall from a horse on With Stanley in Africa scenes.

Grace Darmond Miss Darmond Philo McCullough George Walsh Stanley Africa

The Cat That Walked Alone adds Miss Dalton to cast

Miss Dalton now appears in the scene set for The Cat That Walked Alone, bringing a salt tang to every scene as she works on the production.

Miss Dalton

Boston Movie Fan Inquiries Casts And Jobs In Film

Readers from Dorchester Saco and Haverhill ask about film work and cast details. Notes mention cameramen demand, apply at studios, and queries about stars like Richard Dix Lillian Gish Mae Murray and Norma Talmadge with reference to The Birth of a Nation The Passion Flower The Sin Blood and The Wonderful Thing. PRUNELLA HALL at The Boston Post directs questions.

Carl W Dorchester L. L Saco A.M. B Haverhill Richard Dix Mae Collins Mr. Dix Goldwyn Brookline Lillian Gish Mae .Murray Maine Robert Agnew Norma Talmadge Prunella Hall The Boston Post

New Party Meeting Planned for December 1922

A Chicago conference of labor farmer and minor party leaders decided to perfect a new political party and unify agricultural and industrial forces with a meeting set for the second Monday in December 1922 in Chicago.

Chicago

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