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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
12
The Continued Attractions list shows Colonial Sally as a feature with Sally in the title. Gayety presents Last week Follies of the Day. St James offers Slippy McGee from the prior week.
The Park Theatre starts its summer program this week showcasing Sun Shine Harbor starring Marga ret Beecher and Smiling Jim, a real Western featuring Franklyn Farnum.
An advertising pitch urges relief from constipation with Kellogg's Bran and Kellogg's Bean. It claims Bran cleanses the bowels naturally, improves breath and complexion, and supports child growth and overall health, urging daily use and versatile cooking.
Pauline Frederick stars as Clementina Wing in Locke’s The Glory of Clementina at the Modern and Beacon Theatres this week. The tale shows a dowdy heroine who blazes into love, ending in a Paquin frock and ermine, a departure from the novel. Also shown is Head Over Heels from Woolf, Mitzi Ha Jos starred, plus a Sennett comedy Gymnasium Jim and a News reel.
At the Boston Theatre this week Charles Chic Sale stars in His Nibs a seven character depiction of a rural clerk who loses his job borrows 600 from his parents moves to the city and faces hardship before rescuing his fiancés father. The program includes vaudeville acts led by the White sisters and Jean Granese.
Betty Blythe stars in His Wife's Husband at Gordon's Olympia Theatre. The Mayor's wife faces pressure as a rival claims to be her husband. Cast includes Huntley Gordon, Arthur Edmund Carew, George Fawcett, Grace Goodall. Vaudeville features Pepita Granados and others with aerial stunts.
Today and Wednesday closes D W Griffiths Orphans of the Storm at the Exeter Theatre. The week features Jack Holt and Bebe Daniels in North of the Rio Grande and Lila Lee Lois Wilson Walter Hiers and other screen favorites in Is Matrimony a Failure.
The Cambridge venue presented The Bachelor Daddy and The Ordeal as main features yesterday. An additional screen offering was Larry Lemon in the comedy A Pair of Kings among other attractions.
Yesterday Gordon's Strand Theatre screened The Bachelor Daddy with other attractions including The Cave Girl and a Larry Lemon comedy. An organ recital by Arthur J. Martel supplemented the program.
The La Pilarica trio with Senora Vieja Victoria perform Spanish dances at Scollay Square Olympia this week. The bill also features Goos and Haley, Joe Sully and Matt Kennedy, Haney and Morgan. The feature film shown is The Man from Home.
Tonight at Symphony Hall the programme features Cortege de Bacehus and Rimsky Korsakov Overture to Sakuntala, Goldmark Artist's Life, Strauss Lohengrin Fantasia, Scheherazade, Rimsky Korsakov flute solo, Molique Arthur Brooke Nocturne, Chopin JaQuilla Rhapsody Espana, Chabrier Chocolate Soldier selections, plus Ballantine Boston Commandery. Carter is listed as conductor or organizer.
John Craig headlines a Boston vaudeville bill at Keith's Theatre with a sketch Behind the Scenes by Irving Dale and Rupert Jones. Helenka Adamowska debuts on the professional stage in a plot likened to David Garrick. The bill also features a comical Aesop tale, a performing dog, Helen McMahon acrobatics, and George MacFarlane songs.
Last night the Fenway Theatre presented D. W. Griffiths Orphans of the Storm with the Gish sisters and Monte Blue. The Fenway summer orchestra pleased patrons and the usual short subjects entertained. For Thursday to Saturday showings include Shackles of Gold with William Farnum, Gay and Devilish with Doris May, and One Week with Buster Keaton.
The Royal Mounted Police tale set in South Africa titled The Cat Who Walked Along is presented with altered plot lines and a female lead Iris Champney. Dorothy Dalton stars opposite Milton Sills as Clement Gaunt while the script shifts focus to Boerland and mounted police. The second feature Dont Write Letters adapts a Saturday Evening Post army cook story with a hopeful romance and a twist ending. The program includes News pictures Smiles and a Sally selection performed by a well drilled orchestra.
Feature photoplay "Very Truly Yours" stars Shir ley Mason as a hotel stenographer whose fiancé elopes with a rich widow. She pursues him, marries a supposed lumberman, discovers a family link, nurses an uncle shot by accident, and is eventually reunited with her husband. Alan Forrest co stars.
The Lancaster Theatre screened The Man from Downing Street starring Earle Williams. Also shown were Mary Miles Minter in The Heart Specialist. Thursday offers Gloria Swanson and Rudolph Valentino in Beyond the Rocks and Johnny Hines in Burn Em Up Barnes.
Old time remedy for gray hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A dampened brush draws the mixture through a strand at a time. by morning gray hair disappears and natural gloss returns.
Advert says mast soaps and prepared sham poos injure scalp with alkali. Claims Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo is pure greaseless cheap and beats other products. Instructions note two to three teaspoonfuls in warm water yields rich lather cleanses and rinses easily. Shampoo supposedly softens hair and removes dust dirt and dandruff. Ensure druggist stocks Mulsified.
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