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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1922

Page

9

Seven Sailors Die After Reef Disaster Off Tortugas

The fishing schooner Caldwell Colt wrecked in a February gale near the Tortugas Light. Only two survivors are Captain L. A. Smith and Frank Brooks. Others named include Jeremiah Clark and several older sailors from New Brunswick and Maine. Captain Smith is recovering in hospital in Galveston after arrival aboard the El Oriente from New York.

Galveston Tex Morgan Line el Oriente New York Caldwell Colt Penascola Tortugas Light Captain Smith Brooks New Orleans Francis Nebrata John McGinnis Jeremiah Clark Cook William Fudge Mirimich New Brunswick Andrew Gannon Pembroke Mathew O’brien Focal

Wheeler Ends Life After Struggle With Wife in Conn

Stafford Springs Connecticut February 2 Henry C Wheeler 75 a retired dry goods merchant killed himself after a battle with his aged wife who tried to seize a revolver from him He had been ill with pneumonia for two weeks.

Stafford Springs Conn Henry C. Wheeler

Arliss Talks Stage Fright on Set in Interview

A reporter notes George Arliss rarely shows stage fright and performs on stage with calm ease, describing his poise during production and his preparedness for live audience reactions.

George Arliss

Theatre star enters lounge after being ushered in

The actor arrived last night at the Plymo Theatre where Mr Arliss had ushered him to the star suite. He was briefly in the lounge room adjusting his monocle after his hat overcoat and gloves were removed by his attendant.

Star Suite Plymo Theatre Mr. Arliss

Not Uncommon Feelings Among Actors in Melodrama

A veteran actor discusses stage nerves and responsibility before going on as the Rajah of Rukh in The Green Goddess. He defends melodrama, warns against art for its own sake, and urges entertainment balanced with a meaningful message for American and English audiences.

Disraeli Alexander Hamilton Arliss Rajah of Rukh

Archer writes The Green Goddess as thrilling melodrama

The interview confirms the author aimed for a gripping melodrama with a dream inspired plot and familiar Indian scenes. The writer expresses confidence in Archer’s mastery of dramatic form and notes Boston audiences as intelligent and discerning.

the Green Goddess Mr. Archer Archer India Arliss Boston

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For All Fabrics

The Diamond Dyes package offers simple directions so any woman can dye or tint faded clothing and coverings. It guarantees rich fade resistant color for wool silk linen cotton or blends, with no streaking or running.

Boston Theatres Draw Serious Crowd Says Audience Quote

A remark notes Boston audiences are serious about theatre and that locals reward performers who are well liked. The speaker praises the citys theatrical culture and implies audiences treat productions with higher regard than average.

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