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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1921
Page
7
Senator Borah of Idaho says funding the foreign debt should be postponed by the United States until after the disarmament conference. He spoke in the Senate this afternoon on the topic of foreign obligations.
Senator Borah argued that debt treatment could become highly important at the disarmament conference. He warned that if European powers refuse reasonable disarmament terms the US may insist on debt and interest payments, noting American taxpayers shoulder Allied armament costs.
Moviegoers last night at Gordon's Strand Theatre enjoyed Thomas Meighan in White and Unmarried opposite Mildred Harris in Old Dad. The bill also featured a new comic picture and an organ recital by Arthur J. Martel. A Thursday change adds Charlie Chaplin in Shoulder Arms and Catherine Curtis's The Sky Pilot.
Last night the Tremont Theatre began the first week of the engagement of George M. Cohan's comedians in The O'Brien Girl. Five weeks remain for Bostonians to see this popular attraction before it moves to Chicago. The Learn to Smile girl leads in popularity over Mary from The Overst' fame.
Seldom has this paper seen a film so packed with suspense as Roland West and Jewel Carmen star in Nobody from Associated First National Pictures. The engagement opened yesterday at Gordon's Scollay Square Olympia along with News Weekly a comic picture and five vaudeville acts.
Pola Negri, star of Passion, now appears as the alluring Carmen in Gypsy Blood at Gordon's Central Square Theatre. Other attractions include Topics of the Day News Weekly a new comic picture and five acts of vaudeville. Change of programme Thursday includes Stone Barrymore in Jim the Penman.
The Nantasket Steamboat Company operates eight all steel steamers including the South Shore to Plymouth. Vessels depart Rowe's wharf hourly day and evening during rush hours with half hour trips on Sundays and holidays.
The Exeter cinema runs Maurice Tourneur's The Foolish Matrons and Enid Bennett in Keeping Up With Lizzie today and Wednesday. Wanda Hawley stars in A Kiss in Time and A Voice in the Park for the last three days, an absorbing mystery completes the hill.
The program featured May Allisor in The Last Card adapted from Maxwell Smiths Dazed and Grace Darmond in The Beautiful Gambler. A change Thursday brings Wallace Reid in The Love Special and May McAvey in A Private Scandal.
Park Theatre screens Desperate Trails starring Harry Carey this week. The feature, penned by Courtney Ryley Cooper, adapts from Red Book Magazine The Man Tamer and pairs a circus romance with wild animal thrills and Gladys Walton as the marquee name.
Bert Lytell stars in The Man Who at the Modern and Beacon with Justine Johnstone in A Heart To Let. Harrison Ford plays the male lead opposite Miss Johnstone. Impersonations test Miss Johnstone while the plays deliver wholesome humor and comedy situations.
Thomas Meighan stars in The City of Silent Men at Bowdoin Square Theatre a prison life tale about an innocent man jailed. Feature films include Marry Carey in The Freeze Out Harold Lloyd in a comedy Helen Holmes in The Viger Band vaudeville acts Billy Hanlon Rand and Galloway Blake and Beach Prince Elma Trio and Eugene Davis aerialist complete the bill Friday night bargain night.
Harry Downing and his girl troupe lead the first half with Pep-o-Mint Revue at Loew's Queenem Theatre. Dunlay and Merrill present Much Ado About Nothing. Mammy and the Spartan brothers in acrobatics join White and Glideon in harmony. Adolpho the musical monarch closes the vaudeville. Constance Talmadge stars in Up the Road with Sallie. A new comedy and news events finish the program. In the closing half Conway Tearle appears in The Fighter.
Last night at Fenway Theatre presented The Mystery Road starring David Powell and Enid Bennett in Keeping Up With Lizzie. Short subjects included Fenway News Topics of the Day and Sport Pictorial. Thursday features Maurice Tourneur's The Foddlish Matrons with Doris May Hobart Bosworth and Tom Mix in The Big Town Round-Up.
James Oliver Curwood's The Golden Snare played at Gordon's Old South and Gordon's Olympia theatres featuring Lewis Stone. The pulsating adventure tale centers on a unique man hunt and hopeful romance, complemented by vaudeville and photo play programs.
Lieutenant Mark C. Hogue and his aerial nomads perform night air plane stunts at Revere Beach drawing crowds. The show features Buster Brown and William Bowen with parachute drops to water. Free demonstrations run daily at 4 and 9 30 p m.
Chicago July 25 Norma Talmadge urged girls to be natural in all things as she prepared to depart for New York. She said camouflaging is risky and that honesty wins, noting her own preference for a sun kissed but not Indian look after a Wisconsin vacation.
The Globe Theatre continues showings of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse drawing large crowds. Vincente Blasco Ibanez provides material for June Mathis scenarist with Rex Ingram delivering a strong directorial vision. Showings at 2 and 8 p.m.
Lucy Cotton stars in Whispering Shadows at the Boston Theatre this week. Maud Muller and Ed Stanley lead the vaudeville with Bennie Gaylord and Iva Lanceton in The Apple Sisters Seedy and Cora. Other acts include Arthur Geary Eddie and Earle and the ballot trio.
Patrolman John A. Moran keeps returning to Boston trying to identify and locate a former Boston officer who bought a dress coat from him for 10 dollars. Moran has searched for nearly a year without success and admits he is baffled by the missing man.
Giuseppe Diocasare shot and mortally wounded Miss Gastery Argentina 21, with whom he lived, then killed himself. Police say she learned he had a wife and family in Italy. she died after reaching the hospital. Diocasare followed her to a friend's house where the death occurred.
A hail storm yesterday near Southwick damaged tobacco crops to an estimated 150000 to 200000 dollars. Stones as large as walnuts fell, leaving some plantations unrecoverable while others escaped with minimal effect.
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