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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
9
James A. Stillman intensified his bid to declare Guy Stillman illegitimate as proceedings proceed in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in New York.
The Stillman divorce dispute centers on alleged misconduct with Indian guide Fred Beauvais and a debated illegitimate child. The Montreal hearing seeks $7500 for a hearing in Montreal with testimony about bribery attempts and promised witness protection, while defense cites $122,000 already paid to Mrs. Stillman.
An advertisement argues that rich red blood ensures vigor and health. It claims late hours fatigue and indoor work harm blood, and promotes Gude's Pepto-Mangan as a simple natural remedy available as liquid or tablets at a druggist.
Police probe death of 69 year old Frederick White of 73 Sargent Street Newton found dead in a rooming house at 1212 Appleton Street South End. He reportedly registered as John Moore.
Augustus Adams identified the corpse as Frederick White missing for a week after the landlord found a lodger at 73 Sargent street Newton. White, president and general manager of the National Air Treating Company, inhabited a 550 Little Building office suite. Authorities believe natural causes. family unavailable for comment.
In Westbrook Connecticut a freight car broke down blocking both Shore Line tracks of the New Haven system since about 10 this morning. Trains from New York to Boston were diverted via Middletown and the valley road to Saybrook adding roughly 50 miles. By 9 pm one line was restored and both tracks opened. Officials cite a likely truck failure as the cause.
Raymond Hatton is recognized as a leading character actor in cinema. Known for The Whispering Chorus with Kathryn Williams, he now stars as a Goldwyn player in His Back Against the Wall. Hatton began on stage and entered film in 1911 with Kalem Company. he is married to Frances Hatton who has acted in several pictures.
Elaine Hammerstein will not be idle for months as Selznick Company buys three stories for her star. Ralph Ince is set to direct Hammerstein in Borrowed Wings with Niles Welch as leading man in all three plays including Bachelor's Blush a State Story and Yesterday's Wife.
The Fox Company signs Jerome Storm to a special contract. His first assignment directs In the Land of Beginning Again starring Jack Gilbert. Storm first rose to fame directing Charles Ray in a series of productions.
Jackie Coogan takes Papa Jack Coogan and Mama Coogan to San Francisco for the premiere of My Boy, his latest production, signaling a family affair at a high profile event.
Wilfred Lucas announced on behalf of Miss Neely Mickson that the Hollywood Community Theatre will close after the current run of Galsworthy's Silver Box. The closure comes by order of the Fire Department and ends with the play’s final performance.
Readers report that large studios will consider original screenplays if typewritten on one side. Paramount begins Blood and Sand with Valentino Daniels and McAvoy at Lasky studio in Hollywood. Vitagraph star Earle Williams busy at Hollywood studios with Bring Him In Lucky Carson It Can Be Done. Market booklet from Picture-Play Magazine provides company names and story preferences.
Mayor Mahoney sealed a $1000 bond with Mrs. Nevins of Methuen guaranteeing to relieve Lawrence of liability for Old Black Joe the unruly fire horse. She agrees to care for the animal for life and not transfer or sell him.
Joseph M. Schenck will travel to Washington within two weeks to confer with Will Hays about his new job as Postmaster General and discuss final details. He will accompany Hays back to Los Angeles to study film producing conditions.
Jesse Lasky announced New York Paramount studios will stay shut indefinitely moving production to Hollywood and Paramount in London. Previously plans slated an April 1 resumption with American production limited to Paramount and Realart, and the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation now centers operations in Hollywood and London studios.
An organization named Robert Jackson Productions founded by Robert Lee and Jackson Rneed with two Hollywood Film Colony members. Twelve two reel films will be produced within eight months.
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