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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
5
Screen gossip notes Anita Stewart is busy on Rose of the Sea with Rudolph Cameron, her very good looking husband, who returns to acting after years as her business and financial manager. Stewart’s latest releases include Her Mad Bargain A Question of Honor and The Woman He Married.
Madame Alla Nazimova finishes A Doll's House and begins a screen version of Oscar Wilde Salome before sailing for Europe. A foreign production is likely an adaptation of Sudermann Regina.
The Boston Stock Company production of Slippy McGee at the St James Theatre is now a photoplay released by Oliver Morosco. Wheeler Oakman, Priscilla Dean's husband, plays the likable crook on screen.
Dagmar Godowsky, wife of Frank Mayo the Universal star, leaves her husband and travels East. The trip is not for divorce court. She goes to New York to bid farewell to her parents Leopold Godowsky, the famed pianist, and his wife who are sailing for Europe.
Mack Sennett believes in keeping players happy and provides an in house restaurant library gymnasium and swimming pool for their leisure moments at the studio.
One clause in May Collins’ contract with Metropolitan Productions forbids marriage within three years. At 18 she faces no spinsterhood concern, but the public announcement may quell rumors she will wed Charles Chaplin.
The item lists film stars and actions including Violla Dana touring theatres for months, Alice Terry in The Prisoner of Zenda at Metro in Hollywood, Jack Holt and others’ marital status, Marion Davies in The Bride's Play, and Rudolph Valentino's divorce from Jean Acker. Valentino reportedly never resided in Dorchester. Photographs typically cost 28 cents.
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held its 48th annual meeting and dinner at Tremont Temple Chipman Hall. President William A. Morse spoke on the association’s prosperity and announced plans to secure another bird sanctuary near Boston. He credited the group with much of the legislation advancing fish and game protection.
Ad claims a single day cure for a cold using Bromo Quinine tablets. Mentions a signature by KF. W. Grove and urges buyers to ensure they get BROMO 3fc.
A complimentary dinner for five Supreme Judicial Court justices who graduated from Boston University Law School will be held Thursday evening January 26 at the Hotel Somerset. Honorees include Chief Justice Arthur P Rugg and Justices Charles A DeCourcy James B Carroll John C Crosby and Charles F Jenney.
E S Leavitt is appointed General Agent of the Morgan Line and the Southern Pacific Line at Boston. He joined Southern Pacific as Bill of Lading Clerk on September 1 1902 and rose through roles including Contracting Freight Agent, Assistant Despatch Agent, and Traffic Manager before returning to lead the Morgan and Southern Pacific Lines in Boston succeeding James H Glynn.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled a grand jury with women members illegal and dismissed Robert J. Riddle’s 99 year murder sentence for the 1920 Ida Sorley killing in Waco. Prosecution and indictments from the grand jury are void, leaving no case against him.
Five people died and six were injured in an explosion at the Military and Marine Arsenal in Galatz Romania on January 11. The blast caused extensive damage and authorities launched an investigation into the incident.
Montreal Jan 11 cancellation by federal authorities of bonded warehouse privileges in four border counties under the Scott temperance act has effectively closed the source feeding thousands of gallons of liquor into the United States. The affected counties are Brome Stanstead Compton and Missisquoi adjoining Vermont and New Hampshire.
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