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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1922

Page

11

Multitude Welcomes Loews State Theatre Opening Boston

Theaters roar with 8000 plus crowds as Marcus Loew opens Loews State Theatre in Boston. Stars Nora Bayes Viola Dana Mae Murray Theda Bara Batu receive rousing welcomes amid police guards and 25 000 onlookers along Essex Washington and Beacon streets. Mayor Curley keys the city. Governor Cox toasts the event at a fish pier luncheon.

Michael Crowley South Station Essex Washington School Beacon Marcus Loew Dewey Square Marshal Foch Theda Bara Essex Street Theda Miss Murray Post Mr. Loew Washington Street City Hall Curley Viola Dana Miss Dana Nora Bayes Boston Nora Harry Pilsner Gaby Des Lys Bert Lytell Mae Murray Gaby Pilsner

Post Bares Secrets Of Film Stars

The Boston Post details a lounge scene at Copley Plaza room 563 with Lillian Dove and S M Anderson as they reveal personal views. Dove mocks whitewashing while praising Boston police and Anderson discusses future self‑produced films and millionaire settings. Mae Murray is also featured in room 685 amid engagement rumors followed by a bath scene.

Copley Square Copley Plaza Boston L. B. Dove S. M. Anderson Dave-Anderson

Theda Bara Plans a Human Role Returns to the Screen

Theda Bara announced she will quit vamp roles for a human part in film once a suitable script is found. She spoke in Boston while visiting with Charles Brabin and Marcus Loew, discussing her book project and perfume influence on women, then hinted at a possible return to legitimate stage. Viola Dana and actors Johnny Hines and Billy Collier also appeared, with Dana showing off a Harvard mascot connection and fashion plans for Loew's party.

Nora Bayes Boston Nora Lillian Billy” Dove Miss Dove Billy Viola Dana Viola Theda Bara Copley Plaza Theda Charles Brabin Marcus Loew Bara Miss Bara Whosi Hollywood Miss Dana Montreal California Mary Flugarth Marblehead Harvard Johnny Hines Willie Collier, Jr Stillman Johnny Moving Picture Producers Bolks Edith Miss Stockton Granlund Betty Woodmere Willie Collier Billie Dove Ruth White Granny Betty Billie Hines Chelsea America Pretty Zena Keefe New York Broadway Crawford Kent Betty Brown Collier Billy Mason Mrs. Mason Granville Hines and Collier Miss Bara

Greatest of all openings in Boston theater history

A capacity crowd of 4000 packed Marcus Loew's State Theatre for its opening night with more than 40 stars appearing in person. The six hour event featured many film and stage stars, vaudeville turns, and an upbeat parade of entertainment that impressed a cosmopolitan Boston audience.

Captain Goode Boston Marcus Loew State Theatre Magnificent Loew's State Mayor Curley N. T. Granlund Granny Fred Stone Duncan Sisters Greenwich Village Loew

Stars to be honored at Kiwanis luncheon and theatre events

The Kiwanis Club hosts a 12:30 luncheon at the Somerset Hotel for 800 guests including over 100 city and state officials. Stars will perform at Loew's Orpheum at 2:30 and Loew's State at 3:30, visit Parker Hill Hospital, and attend dinners and stage shows through the evening culminating in a grand Somerset Hotel dinner and dance.

Somerset Hotel Kiwanis Club Loew’s Orpheum Theatre Loew’s State Theatre Parker Hill Hospital Copley Plaza Hotel Loew’s Globe Theatre Loew's State Theatre New England

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