Patricia Rolf Faces Love and Wealth in a Thames Houseboat
Patricia Rolf learns her foster father left his fortune to Michael Rolf, not her, triggering a scorched plan to marry the missing heir. She vows to use Bernard Chesney for security while Michael coolly offers aid, leaving her torn between pride and survival as the day wears on.
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Patricia Rolf
Thames
Peter Rolf
Clayton Wold
Rolf Manor
Michael
Australia
Patricia
Milward
Michael Rolf
Chesney
Rolf
Truth and Deception Between Patricia and Michael Rolf
In a tense confrontation Patricia confronts Michael Rolf about his claim to be Mr. Philips’s knowledge and her future hinges on his revelation. She wrestles with denial and rage, accusing him of plotting to ruin her, while Michael calmly explains his unexpected inheritance and suggests she stay to discuss her future.
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Mr. Milward
Michael Rolf
Patricia
Chesney
Mr. Philips
England
Clayton Wold
Michael
Australia
the Chesneys
Poems For Your Scrap Book And the Old Men Shall Dream Dreams
Esther Clark Hill offers a reflective Kansas City Star poem about aging. Old men dream of distant voyages beyond youth, while old wives recall girlhoods. The piece closes with a universal vow to dream again as time advances.
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Esther Clark Hill
The
Kansas City Star
Azores
Labrador’s
Toke Continued Tomorrow in Daily and Sunday Post
The note states that Toke will be continued starting tomorrow and will appear daily and on Sundays in the Daily and Sunday Post until the work is finished.
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Toke
Daily
Sunday Post
Greenwich Village Follies 1920 at Shubert Theatre
The Greenwich Village Follies enters its third week at the Shubert Theatre presented by Bohemians Inc. A long, strong cast features Savoy Brennan Constance Irene Farber Ivan Bankoff Mile Pheebe James Clemons Frank Crumit Mary Lewis Margaret Severn Hap Hadley Howard Marsh Mona Celeste Harriet Gimbel Martha Throop Janet Stone Margaret Davies Olga Zieceva Venita Gould Collins Hart and 30 young Greenwich Village artists' models.
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Greenwich Village
Olga Zieceva
Venita Gould
Collins and Hart
Parish Priest leads Park Theatre bill this week
Park Theatre shows Dan Sully in The Parish Priest as the leading picture this week followed by Edith Roberts in The Fire Cat depicting vibrant scenes of a South American town. The Fire Cat features 200 of the prettiest Spanish girls in the sequence.
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Dan Sully
Park Theatre
Edith Roberts
Purisima
Screen Gossip Ethel Grey Terry Actress Profile
Screen gossip profiles Ethel Grey Terry born in Oakland California educated at Notre Dame Roxbury Mass. daughter of actress Lillian Laurence she staged at three months and early tearing success. She later studied convent days in Boston before returning to stage with Belasco two years. Debuted on screen four years ago in God for Scandal with Wanda Hawley now a featured Goldwyn stock player her latest film The Penalty with Lon Chaney. She stands five feet six inches with dark hair and blue eyes.
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Ethel Grey Terry
Oakland
Cal
Notre Dame
Roxbury
Mass
Lillian Laurence
Ethel
Boston
Belasco
Wanda Hawley
Goldwyn Stock Company
Lon Chaney
Miss Terry
Lilyan Tashman Joins Experience as Pleasure
Lilyan Tashman, cast in The Gold Diggers with Ina Claire, will appear as Pleasure in Experience, joining Richard Barthelmess and Marjorie Dow who are cast as Youth and Love in the production.
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Lilyan Tashman
Ina Claire
Richard Barthelmess
Marjorie Dow
Barrymore Signed for Boomerang Bill Leading Role
Cosmopolitan Productions signs Lionel Barrymore to star in Boomerang Bill while he continues his stage run in Macbeth with Julia Arthur on Broadway. Barrymore, a prominent screen actor, remains tied to theater as his film project progresses.
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Cosmopolitan
Lionel Barrymore
Mr. Barrymore
New York
Julia Arthur
Answers to Questions Vera H. Everett-Address Colleen Moore
Vera H Everett lists actors and addresses for film industry notices. Colleen Moore and others are connected to Marshall Neilan Productions Hollywood studios. other names include Mildred Lawrence Jean Paige, Dorothy Davenport, Jimmie Morrison, Elaine Hammerstein, Ruthie May, Marie Walcomp, Pauline Curley, Alfred Whitman, Lloyd Hamilton, Antonio Moreno, Doris May, Wallace MacDonald, Will Rogers, Helene Chadwick, Betty Blythe, Marie Prevost, Mabel Normand, Wheeler Oakman, George Cheseboro, and others with studios and city addresses across Hollywood Los Angeles Culver City and Universal City.
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Vera H. Everett
Colleen Moore
Marshall Neilan
Hollywood Studios
Hollywood
Cal
Ann May
Lasky Studios
Margaret Loomis
Miss May
Wilfred Lytell
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Los Angeles
I. F
Grace la Rue
Christe Studios
Sunset Boulevard
Mildred Lawrence
Jean Paige
Dorothy Davenport
Wallace Reid
Jimmie’ Morrison
Harry
Elaine Hammerstein
Philadelphia
Ruthie May
Claremont
N. H
Adress Marie Walcomp
Elmo Lincoln
Louise Lorraine
Care Universal Film Company
Universal City
Pauline Curley
Vitagraph Company
Alfred Whitman
Care Willis & Inglis
Wright & Callender
Lloyd Hamilton
Billie Rhodes
Antonio Moreno
Herbert Heyes
George Cheseboro
Care
Mabel Condon Exchange
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Twin Beds Runs Final Week at Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre hosts the final week of the play Twin Beds featuring Zaina Curzon who has charmed audiences and earned new fans with her performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Dainty Zaina Curzon
Ben-Ami Debuts at Wilbur in Samson and Delilah
Boston saw Ben-Ami bow at the Wilbur Theatre in Samson and Delilah, his first appearance in the city. The play, translated from Sven Lange, is a Danish domestic tragedy with subtle comedy. Ben-Ami, famed in Russia and New York, performs under manager Arthur Hopkins.
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Boston
Wilbur Theatre
Ben-Ami
Russia
New York
Arthur Hopkins
Sven Lange
Ben-Ami shines in Ramson and Delilah in Boston review
A Boston review praising Ben-Ami as a veteran-like, intensely focused actor in a moody drama about a soul confined by a meagre body. Pauline Lord’s Delilah impresses with intensity, while Robert T. Haines as the lover and Edward C. Robinson as the director deliver convincing performances. The rehearsal scene offers genuine comedy and the two week engagement is noted.
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Ben-Ami
Northlands
Ramson
Delilah
Boston
Pauline Lord
Robert T. Haines
Edward C. Robinson
Charged With Murder Maffeo Surrenders in Revere
Biazzi o Maffeo 35 turns himself in to Chief John J. Dyer at Revere Court House in Pemberton square after being indicted for the murder of Vincenzo Giordano a deaf mute on July 20 1919. He was arraigned in Superior Court and ordered held without bail. Trial date not yet set. Giordano died after a dispute with Maffeo on Revere street near Broadway.
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Biazzio Maffeo
Vincenzo Giordano
Revere
John J. Dyer
Pemberton Square
Maffeo
Giordano
Maffee
Revere Street
Broadway
Follies of the Day at Gayety Theatre Delights
Barney Gerard presents Follies of the Day at Gayety Theatre in two yesterday performances. A witty burlesque with a strong cast, sharp staging, pretty numbers, clever lines, and catchy music. Notable satire targets East Is West crafted by Gerard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Gerard
Gayety Theatre
Gerard
Once Noted Artist Dies Alone in Boston Home
Marshall Johnson, longtime Boston marine painter and exhibitor at major national shows, died alone at his home 29 East Springfield Street in the latter part of last week. He was renowned for his ship knowledge and contributions to maritime art.
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Marshall Johnson
Boston
East Springfield Street
Quiet Artist Lived Hushed Life Before Ship Painter’s Death
A Boston born artist of 75 years, long residence at East Springfield Street, kept a quiet home after his sister and parents died. He spoke once to neighbor Alicea Moore and was found dead next day. He painted ships at his India Street studio, with Warship scenes and his notable work Homeward Bound. His works were shown at Pan American Exposition and the World’s Fair, and owned by C. D. Black of the Boston Art Club.
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Mr. Johnson
Boston
East Springfield Street
Alicea Moore
Johnson
India Street
C. D. Black
Boston Art Club
Buffalo
Chicago
WILLS FILED SUFFOLK ONES A Read Read
WILLS FILED SUFFOLK LISTS A Read of 497 Huntington Ave with real property and personal $15000. segatees sisters and nieces. chief legatee M.8 P. O. A. Annie J. Burroughs of 761 Ocean Ave Be vet with real $500 and personal $800. sole legatee and ua nd.
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A. Read
Huntington Ave
Segatees
Annie J. Burroughs
Ocean Ave
Bevet
Ledger of Legatees Across Cities Reveals Varied Bequests
A compiled list shows Aaron Aardley of Acton and Carrie A. Gunningham of Somerville among legatees, with specified real and personal bequests. Names include Mary Mowry Holliston, Myer Klein Everett, Ellen Long Hopkinton, Clara Nash Newton, and others, detailing heirs such as sons daughters and relatives with real values ranging from hundreds to thousands and personal bequests from tens to hundreds of dollars in several Massachusetts towns.
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Aaron
Aardley
Acton
Carrie A. Gunningham
Somerville
Mary A. Mowry
Holliston
Merah Hammer
Malden
Ellen M. Long
Hopkinton
Mary Marotta
Legatee
Margaret McManus
Lowell
Thomas H. McWilliams
Clara H. Nash
Newton
Woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for health recovery
Mrs Stephen Murphy of 74 Dartmouth Street Manchester New Hampshire endured years of stomach pain fatigue and poor sleep. After a friend recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills her condition improved in two weeks and fully recovered in nine weeks restoring appetite sleep and energy. Pills sold by all druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY 60 cents per box free book available.
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Stephen Murphy
Dartmouth Street
Manchester
N. H
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Bible Used In Advertising By Pilgrim Publicity
William T. Mullally of New York city spoke at the Pilgrim Publicity Association March dinner in the Green Room of the South Station restaurant. He said advertising is the greatest art of modern civilization and the Bible offers the essentials of trade such as simplicity, force, faith, and truth. He praised self censorship by advertisers and the move toward honesty in copy.
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Pilgrim Publicity Association
South Station
George R. Glendining
William T. Mullally
New York City
Mr. Mullally
Mullally
Allen Confirms Rumor of Pending Bank Merger
Commissioner of banks Joseph C. Allen confirmed rumors that Liberty Trust Company is negotiating to acquire Fidelity Trust Company. Fidelity Trust had been closed by the bank regulator. Allen stated the talks may proceed if they benefit both institutions.
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Allen
Joseph C. Allen
Banks
Fidelity Trust Company
Liberty Trust Company
Commissioner of Banks
Commissioner Allén
Gude's Pepto-Mangan Advertises Health Boost
An advertisement touts Gude's Pepto-Mangan as a remedy for run-down blood and weak systems during epidemics. It claims the product builds rich red blood, restores appetite, energy, and normal function, available in liquid and tablet forms sold by druggists with the brand name visible on packaging.
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Gude
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