Movie Scout Seeks Film Talent in Boston and New England
Miss Fernandez of Goldwyn Pictures tours Boston department stores with a Post reporter to find potential film stars among men and women. She emphasizes that beauty is not the only path to stardom and says talent exists in many places across New England during a week of scouting.
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Boston Scout Seeks New Movie Stars For Goldwyn
Miss Fernandez, famed Goldwyn scout, arrives in Boston to seek screen talent across New England. She outlines precise physical traits and personality factors for men and women, says only a few of the 2000 applicants meet standards, and predicts tests for those who fit.
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Suzanne Lenglen dominates Wimbledon debut in 6 0 6 0 win
The French tennis star Suzanne Lenglen, the world champion, opened Wimbledon by defeating England’s Mrs. M F Ellis 6 0 6 0 before thousands of spectators. Experts saw her playing at peak form.
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Ryan Defeats Head in Women’s Singles at Forest Hills
Elizabeth Ryan of California defeated England’s Head 6-3 6-0 in the women’s singles. Men’s draws saw upsets including Norton of South Africa falling to J. O. Anderson 6-2 6-8 6-2. J. Brugnon beat Manuel Alonso 6-3 6-4 4-6 6-8 in a sensational men’s match. Dean Mathey’s match with M. Washer was postponed by rain.
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Nat Niles Wins State Singles Title at Longwood Courts
Nat Niles, holder of two state singles titles, defeated Lawrence Rice 4-6 4-6 6-3 6-3 6-3 at Longwood Courts Brookline Avenue to claim the state championship. The match featured deuce-heavy games and rain-softened turf as both players produced cross-court shots and back-hand half volleys while Rice’s serve generated five aces and Niles relied on accuracy.
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Championship match proves a tougher struggle than expected
The championship contest yesterday unfolded as a tougher struggle than anticipated with both sides showing resilience and pressing to the final whistle.
Bike Races Postponed by Rain in Revere
The Revere bike races were called off last night due to rain. Manager Nat Butler announced the program would be rescheduled for Saturday night.
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Social War Splits Springfield Telephone Operators
In Springfield June 28 a social conflict erupts among telephone exchange operators as 100 workers join the new International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers local. The push comes after prior firings deemed for the "good of the service" and amid opposition from the older union.
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Calting Gasolene Removes Stains From Delicate Fabric
Delicate items washed in gasolene may leave edge stains. adding calt to the solvent prevents marks on edges and preserves the fabric.
40000 Quarts of Seized Liquor Poured Out in New York
Henry C. Stuart acting collector of the port of New York ordered 40000 quarts of Scotch and rye whiskeys wines cordials and other distillates poured into sinks at the United States Appraisers stores. The disposal was due to store congestion after seizures with an aggregate bootleg value of 400000. Workers relayed the hazardous fumes during the operation.
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G O P Charges on Unkept Pledges Across Tariff Debate
Senator Pat Harrison accuses the Republicans of renouncing 1919 campaign pledges in the Senate. He cites Lodge and Senators Watson and McCumber arguing profits from imported goods justify tariff moves. Harrison says high tariffs punish consumers and worsen the cost of living.
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Maine Baptists Raise 152000 for World Movement Fund
Reports from the United Baptist convention in Saco reveal that 330 Maine churches donated 152000 to the new world movement fund in the past year. The women's organization contributed 10000 of that total.
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