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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
4
Growth of the Soil author Knut Hamsun, Nobel laureate 1920, has been filmed by an English producing company. The project highlights the renowned Norwegian writer in a cinema adaptation.
The University City studio lot houses many independent producing companies including Universal Company and Irving Cummings Productions. Campbell Comedies and Phil Goldstone Productions also operate there with talents such as Richard Tal.
Madge and Franklyn Farnum along with Warren Bros and Sunset Productions work at bustling sites. Broncho Billy Anderson and Jack Hoxie are featured, while Charles Chaplin shoots a two reel comedy at Universal City, name and nature kept secret.
Dustin Farnum battles four heavyweights Fred Thompson Lafty Flynn Fred Perry and Kid McCoy Norman Selby in the Fox film Oathbound with Ethel Grey Terry as the leading lady.
The New York Telegraph reports that actress Lillian Gish is set to produce a new film project. Details on the collaboration and project scope remain forthcoming from studio officials.
Actress Gish plans her own company under D. W. Griffith Inc with Griffith supervising all productions to be released through United Artists. She will work at the Griffith studio in Mamaroneck while pursuing independent projects.
Larry Lemon, fresh after completing A Pair of Kings, moves into filming his latest Vitagraph comedy titled Golf. The production showcases Lemon in a leading role with plans for a light, humorous sport farce.
Colleen Moore has taken up golf and believes with enough time and balls she can complete a nine hole course in a hundred almost.
Louis E. Burston releases his first special production Forget Me Not starring Gareth Hughes and Bessie Ve in a notable debut for Burston Productions.
King Baggot, actor director, leaves New York on a business trip en route to Hollywood. He plans to begin production immediately on a pretentious screening of Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe.
Ann M of Malden confirms Constance Bennett daughter of Richard Bennett and notes her role in Reckless Youth. Mrs. Joseph B of Boston cites Griffiths amateur script usage in At the Grange by Kentucky writer Bill B. Creighton Hale currently in stock in Atlanta. Marie M J notes Schildkraut’s screen debut in Orphans of the Storm and current stage role in Liliom in Chicago, with Peer Gynt planned next season by Theatre Guild. A Maine Fan mentions Cecil B De Mille gowns by Claire West.
A sequence of stories by leading American authors on married life begins in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine with Booth Tarkington's Us as the opening piece.
A playful appeal proposes Boston as the bean baking hub to fund Baby Hippo’s mouthful goal. The plan imagines contributions for every bean the animal can eat, aiming to move the creature from Philadelphia to Boston.
Twelve new patrolmen were appointed to the police force as General Orders No 37 issued from Police Headquarters. The appointees include John P. McMorrow Division 12 South Boston Michael M Heffernan Division 3 Joy Street Joseph H Bradley Division 12 South Boston Patrick McTernan Division 12 South Boston Martin J J O Donnell Dorchester James A MacRae Division 19 Mattapan Joseph J McBrine Division 3 Joy Street Joseph A Parker Division 6 South Boston Herbert J Langlois Division 10 Roxbury Crossing Michael E O Connell Division 2 City Hall Avenue Bernard C McGee Division 4 Lagrange Street Station Albert A Snyder Division 11 Dorchester.
President Harding sends a letter to Senate Appropriations Chairman Warren urging retention of Senate voted provisions for officers enlisted personnel and National Guard in the army appropriation bill. He says future reductions may come with fuller readjustment and stable conditions.
Spectacular dancing and picturesque costumes at Wellesley College drew about 2000 guests yesterday. The performance featured cleverly concealed caches from which dancing girls emerged to frolic before a natural amphitheatre audience and vanished as suddenly, eliciting rounds of applause from all.
Miss Blanche Sweet actress and Marshall Neilan producer director will marry in New York sometime this month. Neilan is in New York and Sweet will travel there today. she declined to reveal plans for the future.
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