Movie Stars in Boston Suffer Eye Burns Wearing Goggles
Opening night spotlights at Loew's State Theatre caused eye irritation among visiting movie stars who wore protective goggles. Dozens of stars met 20,000 Bostonians at daytime events while physicians said burns were not serious. The group toured with handlers, enjoying a warm greeting after a long travel day.
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Loew's State Theatre
America
Boston
Copley Plaza
Theda Bara
Tremont Street
Johnny Hines
Billy Mason
Film Stars Thrill Boston Audiences On City Tour
Maine admirer gifts half a car. Johnny Hines Nora Bayes and Theda Bara wow crowds at Kiwanis luncheon and Loew’s State shows. Police guard jammed streets as stars sign autographs and exit after midnight amid cheering crowds and minor injuries.
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Kiwanis Club
Somerset
Loew's
Orpheum
State
Johnny Hines
Nora Bayes
Bernard Granville
Frank Fay
Harry N. Guterman
Hub
Kiwanis Organization
Granny” Granlund
Long Trip on Kiddie Car Ends With Home Return
Two year old Guy Clark Jr of 106 Spruce Street Watertown wandered the neighborhood for several hours in a new kiddie car. Police found him near his home at dusk and notified his parents. He was tired but unharmed and went to bed.
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Grantund
Nora Bayes
Frank Fay
Ames
Bernard Granville
The
Stars’ Tour
Guy Clark, Jr
Spruce Street
Watertown
Fenee
Guy
Boston
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Franklin
Washington
WoTer
Sii
Norma
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Miss Nilsson
Famous Players
Granville
Granlund
Loew's State
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Sweden
New England
Parker Hill Hospital
Parker Hill
Gray’s Syrup
H White Co
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Batiste
Silk
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Axminster
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