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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
9
Moses Zoll alias Frank Harris was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction in District Court before Judge Mahoney for larceny from person. Held on 3000 bail for the Grand Jury after a chase near South Lawrence station. Paul Houtte testified the picker was pushed against a confederate who took his purse.
Mrs Blair turns a store note into a dessert lesson with Puddine. A simple mix of milk and sugar yields a rich chocolate blanc mange serving that feeds fifteen from a 15c box. Readily available at grocers via Geo. Wm. Bentley Co. in Boston.
Stuart Holmes always faces bleak fates on screen with heroines choosing rough brave heroes. His latest appearance is in Metro special The Prisoner of Zenda, after a role with Gloria Swanson in Her Husband's Trademark. Fox Pictures expands with offices globally and new showings in Siam and other regions.
Dorothy Gish will play the leading feminine role in Richard Barthelmess forthcoming Inspiration production Fury. It evokes Griffith era as Dorothy and Dick reunite on screen with Fox Film Corporation planning the project.
Elaine Hammerstein and Conway Tearle star in the Selznick all-star special Blazing Sands a dramatic story by Edward J Montagne with director George Archainbaud and exteriors planned for filming in Mexico.
Pauline Starke selected for the principal feminine role in R A Walsh's special production for Goldwyn Captain Blackbird. House Peters and Antonio Moreno are the leads with Rosemary Theby Mary Jane Irving Myrtle Lind George Siegmann and William V Wing in the cast. The company sails for Tahiti to shoot exteriors.
Eddie Polo, the serial star who recently recovered from a serious illness, is en route to Switzerland to begin his next chapter play. His daughter Malvena and leading woman Kathleen Myers accompany him as he finishes two recent serials Cap'n Kidd and Robinson Crusoe.
John Robertson, finishing Mary Pickford's Tess, will next direct Elsie Ferguson in a screen version of her stage hit Outcast at the Famous Players-Lasky studio on Long Island. Alice Brady is currently working there on Missing Millions.
The piece notes Wallace Reid remains a top star and lists his film projects including Across the Continent The Dictator The Ghost Breaker in preparation and his role in William DeMille's Clarence with May McAvoy and Agnes Ayres. It suggests some doubt about his current popularity.
Gossip column notes Rudolph Valentino leads fan affection while Wallace Reid and Thomas Meighan hold loyal followings. Mentions Corrinne Griffith, Elliott Dexter with Clara Kimball Young in two films, and a rebuttal that gossip is often distorted.
Dr. Edward P. Richardson has been named by trustees of Massachusetts General Hospital to the post of chief of a full time surgical service beginning September 1. He will be on duty for emergencies and have a permanent office at the hospital. He will devote his spare time to medical instruction.
Worcester July 20 The word National may be dropped from the title of the National Young People s Christian Union of the Universalist Church at the annual national convention. Charles E Taylor of Chicago presides before about 1000 delegates as the body contemplates the shift to reflect its international status.
In central Buenos Aires the British Bank of South America was robbed by a bandit who forced staff to raise their hands. The cashier fired five shots, hitting the attacker, who died from his wounds.
The first papers for the Democratic Senate nomination were filed by Sherman L. Whipple along with Charles L. Burrill for the Governor's Council. Margaret A. Gallagher filed for the House Sixth Suffolk seat, Katherine Dowling had previously filed, and Attorney-General Allen entered to seek the Republican nomination against Cox. Frederick W. Bliss joined for the Second District Governor’s Council, and William W. Ollendorf filed as a Republican for the Second Suffolk District Council.
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