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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
5
In a hot federal courtroom Attorney William H. Lewis for three cousins held as alleged contract laborers at the immigration station agrees to bail and a September trial delay after the U S attorney’s offer.
Guy R. Pritchard 42, traffic department representative for the Associated Press in Omaha and longtime employee, died at a hospital after being stricken with apoplexy Sunday morning and remaining unconscious.
Swarms of bees swarmed the main thoroughfare in Bozeman Montana halting traffic for over an hour as drivers and pedestrians watched the airborne insects drift through the streets. The incident disrupted several blocks and drew onlookers from nearby shops and homes.
Veteran actor Mr. Myers gains notable personal success in a Connecticut Yankee at King Arthur's Court, marking a milestone after years before the camera since Lubin days.
Fox releases highlight Myers praised for his Yankee role. He appears with Babe Daniels in The March Hare at the Modern and Beacon Theatres this week. Born in New Haven and raised in Philadelphia, he began in scenery and stock companies before film. He wrote and directed comedies for years and acted with Rosemary Theby, Eileen Percy, Bessie Barriscale, and Charles Ray.
Louise Lorraine attracts wide attention for daring exploits in the first Tarzan episode starring Elmo Lincoln. She endures minor injuries from working with Numa the lion and Regent the leopard while climbing trees, leaping chasms, and riding wild horses. Lorraine also starred opposite Lincoln in Elmo the Fearless.
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks ride bicycles from their Beverly Hills home to studios on the Brunt on lot Hollywood replacing their Rolls Royce. Pickford learned to ride for Little Lord Fauntleroy and now both enjoy this once popular transport.
At Lasky studios last week Agnes Ayres was announced to headline opposite Rudolph Valentino in George Melford's The Sheik for Paramount. Ayres will play Diana Mayo the English girl who falls in love with the half savage Arab chieftain who abducts her.
Realart star May McAvoy arrives back from Catalina Island and begins filming The Happy Ending, a Hector Turnbull story. McAvoy joins the cast as production resumes after a brief vacation.
The column lists film figures and studios with partial locations across New York California and Long Island. Mentions Anna from Boston Mary Miles Minter Bebe Daniels Lillian Gish Jack Mulhall Jackie Coogan Wallace Reid Anita Stewart and Prunella Hall handling inquiries.
The Jordan Marsh Company showcases a child friendly Children’s Barber Shop on the third floor with a clean sanitary area. It promotes a Sporting Goods section for amateur fishing including bait rods and baskets. The basement store offers varied bar gains and regular lines at attractive prices with a Shopping Counsellor on the second floor next to the Women’s Gown Salon. Sleeveless jersey dresses sell for 1.50 a yard. Telephone Beach 3200.
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