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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
8
President Henry Merwin of the Boston Work-Horse Relief Association appealed for funds for the group. The organization runs five stations and will soon have six where horses are watered daily and cooled with showers on hot days to protect head neck shoulders and legs.
Dark-eyed screen beauty Marie Mosquini, born in Los Angeles, has appeared in comedies with Harold Lloyd and Toto and now films with Snub Pollard. A former stenographer, she aims to move into drama and may leave comedy like peers. She stands five feet tall with brown hair and eyes and loves animals.
Marguerite Armstrong rises as Universal’s newest star after a screen debut as a gown model in Lombardi Ltd with Bert Lytell. Her first stellar vehicle is The White Peacock Feather, following a leading feminine role in Eric von Stroheim’s The Woman Wives.
Vitagraph shoots Bring Him In with Earle Williams and Fritzl Bridge as lead. Ei leen Percy’s Maid of the West at Fox. WilliamS. Hart has three Paramount titles ready Three Word Brand White Oak and Traveling On. Ben Turpin stars in Sennett two reels Isove's Outcast and Tripped at the Altar. Paramount plans Dangerous Lies London production based on a B Phillips Oppenheim story with David Powell star.
The Vitagraph Company expanded its Hollywood studio to cover 4 acres, the largest plant on the West coast. Larry Lemon manages two acres while William Duncan allocated 10 acres for his special use.
Ethel Grandin who just completed the leading role in The Hunch will play opposite Gareth Hughes in his next production Garments of Truth. Grandin is privately Mrs Roy C Smallwood and has a young son. Smallwood directed Nazimova in Camille.
The Boston Post notes baby star Marie Colleen Moore is 19 and reveals her real name Kathleen Morrison. It mentions Elmo Lincoln born in Rochester Indiana, and his divorce suit by his wife who is not a professional. It lists serials by George Cheseboro and Grace Darmond, plus marriages of M M H Everett Heyes and Holmes E Herbert.
Katheryn E. Lapham daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry G Lapham of Brookline married Philip L Saltonstall son of Mrs Pissip S Saltonstall of 7 Chestnut Street Back Bay yesterday at All Saints Episcopal Brookline The Rite was conducted by Rev Bar Ett P Tyler Maid of honor was Rose Saltonstall bridesmaids included Penelope Potter Mrs James P Stearns 2d Mrs Frank Cochan of Chicago and Mrs Gordon Smith of Chicago Best man was Nathaniel Saltonstall Ushers included Raymond Lapham Henry Crosby Malcolm Bradlee Alexander Steinert Ibert Potter Paul Cabot Charles Cabot Philip Weld George von L Meyer and James P Stearns 2d A reception followed at Gramond Warren Street Brookline.
Woodrow Wilson today was admitted as a practising attorney and counsellor at law in the courts of the State of New York. The ceremony announced in New York on June 29 marks his formal entry to the state bar.
Union workers at all paper mills in the United States and Canada except International Paper Company signed an arbitration agreement completing a strike that began May 1. John P. Burke predicts mills signing will resume full operations. Workers will revert to the wage scale in effect at walkout and accept a seven member arbitration board decision on any wage cut.
George W. Solley former secretary of the Loyal Coalition was sentenced by Judge Nelson P. Brown to six months in Charles Street jail. The stay of execution was granted pending review before the Supreme Judicial Court. A separate item notes a 15 story clubhouse planned in New York City to house 600 business and professional women.
The South Boston Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers' Association held its annual outing with members gathering for the social event and related activities.
More than 500 men women and children arrived at Lyme field park at 10 in the morning for the annual outdoor event yesterday with activities planned for families and community members.
Moviegoers in New York watch Tom Mix at the Biltmore with his wife, Anne, as he appears in Fox films. Anne-Charles Meredith stars opposite Katherine MacDonald in Peachie and Reginald Denny in Foot Light, while Hisse Ferguson and George Arliss lead other titles. Vera Steadman plays Midge in Scrap Iron with Charles Ray as Harold Goodwin partners Mary Pickford in Suds. Mix also appears with Bebe Daniels in You Never Can Tell as his Fox career grows.
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