Twelfth Night Revels Ball Planned by Boston Club
Members of the Women's Professional Club of Boston and friends anticipate a Twelfth Night Revels Ball in the Copley Plaza ballroom on Saturday evening January 7. Proceeds go to the clubhouse fund. Miss Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift is president. Mrs. W C Pike is ball committee chair.
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Copley Plaza
Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift
W. C. Pike
Bertha W. Swift
Women's Professional Club
Screen Gossip: June Elvidge Returns in Beyond the Rocks
Screen gossip reports June Elvidge returns to film after two season absence in Gloria Swanson's Beyond the Rocks. She pursued vaudeville and legitimate stage during retirement, with a career starting in concert work and featuring Winter Garden and The Passing Show.
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June Elvidge
Gloria Swgnson
Paramount
Miss Elvidge
Winter Garden
Mice Elvidge
Frank C. Badgley
Stars of the Future Debut in Little, But Oh My
Keenan Wynn son of Ed Wynn and grandson of Frank Keenan, together with John Craven heir of Frank Craven, make their professional bows in Ernest Truex’s comedy film Little, But Oh My, marking notable lineage debuts in the industry.
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Keenan .Wynn
Ed Wynn
Frank Keenan
John Craven
Frank Craven
Ernest True
Mary to Direct Jack in Tailor Made Man Screen Version
Jack Pickford will be directed by his sister Mary Pickford in a film adaptation titled The Tailor Made Man. The siblings previously collaborated with Mary directing Jack in Through the Back Door and Little Lord Fauntleroy.
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Jack Pickford
Sister Mary
Lord Fauntleroy
Mary
Brother Jack
the Tailor-Made Man
Films in the Schools Highlight Expanding Educational Movies
The public may be surprised to learn that schools churches and clubs now own more motion picture machines than commercial theatres. John J. Tigert says the educational film field is largely unexplored and broad industry interest could expand if schools define needs.
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John J. Tigert
United States
Miss MacDonald Honored as America’s Beautiful Woman
Katherine MacDonald is selected to represent the most beautiful woman in America at the world beauty exhibit in Kansas City Missouri this week. She has won 31 beauty contest titles from newspapers magazines and theatres.
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Katherine MacDonald
Kansas City
Miss MacDonald
Questions and notes on early film industry players
A compilation of short notices about actors, studios, and industry moves. Mentions actors Rudolph Valentino, Constance Binney, Betty Compson, and others. notes Selznick buying Talmadge studios, May Allison’s current status, Welch and Hammerstein pairing, and a few unreleased titles. Includes an inquiry directive to Prunella Hall at the Boston Post.
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M. B
R. W
Picture-Play Magazine
Seventh Avenue
New York
FE. R. G
Constance Binney
Betty Compson
Bebe Daniels
Wanda Hawley
Mary Miles Minter
Lila Lee
Lasky Studios
Hollywood
Cal
May Allison
BE. M
Manchester
N. H
Rudolph Valentino
Paramount
Julie
Juliet S
Rumford
Lawrence
Frank Pugtia
Finn
Sleepy Hollow
J. Vv. P
Brighton
Madge Bellamy
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Open Fight on Mind Diseases in Boston Parlor Meetings
A nationwide campaign against mental disease launches next week in Boston with parlor meetings led by the National Committee for Mental Hygiene. Notable speakers and Boston social leaders will host sessions from January 10 to 15 at private residences, aiming to educate the public on prevention, early treatment, and awareness of mental health.
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Boston
National Committee For
Society For
National Committee
Bayard Thayer
Beacon Street
L. C. Fenno
T. Morris Murray
Marlborough Street
Newton
Georgia Emery
Waverley Avenue
Cambridge
William James
Irving Street
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
C. Macfie Campbell
Boston Psychopathic Hospital
Walter
Fernald
Massachusetts’ School For the
William Healy
Judge Baker Foundation
Juvenile ‘Court
Austen Fox Riggs
Massachusetts Society For Mental Hygiene
Thomas W. Salmon
Columbia University
Frankwood E. Williams
Surgeon General
Clifford W. Beers
George KR. Johnson
Mary ‘Lee Ware
John S.ames
Miss Rosalie Leon Retires After 48 Years With Western Union
On December 31 1921 Miss Rosalie Leon retired from Western Union Telegraph Company after 48 years of continuous service. A reception at the main office featured remarks by C A Crane C L McAvoy and Marvin J Cook praising her long career and loyalty. A gold purse was presented and guests noted the inscription God luck to Miss Rosalie Leon on the blackboard as the celebration continued with refreshments and dancing.
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Rosalie F. Leon
Western Union Telegraph Company
C. A. Crane
C. L. McAvoy
Marvin J. Cook
Miss Leone
Crane
Miss Leon
Rosalie Leon
Hale to Run Again for Senate renomination
United States Senator Frederick M. Hale announced his candidacy for renomination at next June's primaries as he completes his first term.
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