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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
5
Two Newfoundland schooners reached port today with news of losses since January. The Rawlinson went down off Oporto with a cargo of fish, while the Asquith bound for this port with salt sank in mid ocean, bringing total ship losses to six.
The young actress known as Cuddles rose from Gus Edwards Revue to frequent minor film roles then became a Paramount favorite leading lady. Cecil B De Mille praises her potential as she pursues artistic success beyond material wealth.
Guy Bates Post will star with a splendid supporting cast in his first screen production The Masquerader. Herbert Standing Barbara Tennant Marcia Manon and Edward Kimball appear under director James Young in a period style film project.
Admiral William S. Sims, who led U.S. naval forces in European waters, urged preserving and expanding submarine use in both offense and defense in a talk on The United States Navy at Mrs. L. Carteret Fenno's home on Beacon Street.
Bed Turpin cuts capers in his second Sennett comedy The Rob in's Nest with Phyllis Haver as his leading lady.
Mary, Charlie and Doug, the screen’s trio of stars, led the guest list at a Writers’ Club dinner in Los Angeles last week. Miss Pickford spoke briefly and was greeted with the husband’s loud applause.
Constance Binney stars in The Sleepwalker for Paramount with Florence Roberts Cleo Ridgley Jack Mulhall and Bertram Grassley in support. King Baggott handles the megaphone on Kissed. Up and Going headlines Tom Mix’s Fox feature with Eva Novak. Conlon returns to Hollywood to supervise publicity for The Rosary. The Leather Pushers serial previews in Hollywood as Eva Tanguay plans a coast stay next month.
Paramount plans a four part release of The Mistress of the World, a European production. The six reel segments total eighteen reels, produced at a cost of over 1 million dollars and begun eighteen months ago with a 2000 person budget metric.
A Boston Post item lists actors and films including Nurse Marr jorie with Mary Miles Minter, Daddy Long Legs with Mary Pickford, Telable David with Richard Barthelmess, and Behold My Wife with Elliott Dexter. It notes married stars and a casting claim while a Labor Bureau study reports many women earn less than a living wage.
He told about 200 women and six men that newspaper claims the submarine is ineffective are propaganda. At the Washington Arms Conference an effort was made to use anti submarine sentiment spurred by German wartime use of submarines.
Advertisements claim Beauty Bleach clears blackheads pimples and removes tan freckles and discolorations. The Black and White Bleach package costs 50c and Black and White Soap 25c with department store availability and a pamphlet offer from Plough Memphis Tennessee.
An admiral argues against abolishing submarines claiming they are essential for national defense. He notes German wartime use of submarines and torpedoes, says subs can sink any vessel and travel long distances, and warns war cannot be ended by a paper agreement. He cites surface use in the Azores and urges keeping gas supplies as a precaution.
Mrs. Adam Hall and her seven children perished in a blaze that gutted a Belden area cabin during a blizzard. Firefighters could not reach the structure as the storm raged, leaving no survivors.
Demand for Plymouth Theatre seats to see George Arliss in The Green Goddess has prompted an early sale opening on Monday Feb 6. Winthrop Ames will present the play and mail orders from New England will be accepted first come first served. Arliss ends a two season run at Booth Theatre before moving to Boston.
The charred remains of Michael Dussaul an 86 year old Easthampton resident were found in a burned wood-hopper's shanty on Breakneck Mountain Westhampton by a companion returning from Easthampton where he had gone to buy supplies. The two men worked clearing a timber lot. The ruins were still hot when discovered prompting a State Police investigation in Northampton.
An advertisement promotes Noonan's Hair Petrole claiming to restore a normal scalp and glossy hair after one week of daily use. It cites antiseptic ingredients from crude oil and a barber endorsement with a 15 cent per application price, urging purchase from stores or the manufacturer T Noonan & Sons Co.
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