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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
11
A Boston Sunday Post Magazine feature launches a new Conan Doyle series with The Problem of Thor Bridge, presenting Sherlock Holmes in a fresh story arc.
Screen gossip in Italy identifies Mario Carillo as Count Mario Caracciolo de Melita, son of the Duke Caracciolo de Melita. The young Count served in the Italian army in Somaliland and North Africa, contracted a serious illness in World War I, and upon arriving in America has appeared in several screens.
The performer displayed intelligence and versatility across roles in A Stage Romance with William Farnum and in The Valley of Silent Men. He also appeared in Selznick and ramid productions and recently returned from Canada after a key role.
Fox comedian Clyde Cook marries Florence Miller who also acts on screen. The pair joins the industry spotlight as Cook announces two forthcoming releases The Ghost Buster and The Arab for his film career.
The Filipino fan revels in serials and heroic tales while showing strong interest in educational cinema. The Board of Public Health uses moving pictures in trucks to tour provinces promoting culture, anti tuberculosis, sanitation, and infant mortality. American films shown in Manila include The King of the Circus Eddie Polo Tarzan of the Apes The Kid Conrad in Quest of His Youth The Queen of Diamonds The Frisky Mrs Johnson.
Louise Fazenda named Mandy Skinner in Metro production of Quincy Adams Sawyer next week. Other principals include Blanche Sweet, John Bowers, Lou Chaney, and Barbara La Marr.
Elsie Ferguson arrived in New York aboard the White Star liner Majestics Tuesday. She has been in London conferring with the author of The Wheel and will star on the New York stage this fall under Marc Klaw Inc management.
A reader Q and A style column notes Annie V and Tom Douglas not producing a present picture. Several names and studios are cited including Los Angeles Athletic Club and Goldwyn Co Culver City. It mentions Mae Allison Robert Ellis in New York Porto Rico and Bryant Washburn at Metro studio.
Thirty four former Bangor and Aroostook railroad shop workers in Derby were given two weeks to vacate their homes after eviction writ hearings in western Piscataquis Municipal Court. Seven other cases were dismissed for defective writs, with costs to be paid by the plaintiff Bangor Investment Company. Officials say the houses are needed for striking workers who have taken the Derby posts and have not previously occupied the homes.
Police at 6 Harvest Street Mattapan confronted a 25 foot attic jump as they entered the 3 1 2 story dwelling to seize intoxicants. Jacob Rudkin, 50 of 15 Jones Avenue, fell onto an awning then ground, claiming the fall barely unsettled him. Louis Bello, 39, owner-occupant, also arrested for keeping and exposing liquor for sale.
Olaf Olson, 80, a Brockton berry picker, had been missing since Monday afternoon. He was found in Hingham about 20 miles from the berry field. He said he slept in the woods and fed on berries, and was ashamed to admit he lost his way or ask for help. He kept walking hoping to find home.
Charles R Irving aged 80, leader of Irving and Casson furniture makers in East Cambridge, marked his birthday yesterday by continuing to work. His employees gave him a silver punch bowl and he hosted a reception for friends and relatives at his Winchester home that evening.
Lillian L. Hunt of Boston files a bill in Suffolk Superior Court accusing her son-in-law Louis M. Cotchett of Belmont of pressuring her during a period of frail mental state at Dr Ring's sanitarium to surrender five White Motor shares and four $1000 bonds. She alleges he sold the securities and bought a Belmont house at 29 Washington Street, placing it in his wife's name, and seeks to have the house held as security for her claim.
The Boston News Bureau notes W. P. Hamilton’s quote on the Stock Market Barometer reflecting the nation’s business interests. The comment underscores the influence of market indicators on both small and large enterprises.
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