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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
9
A fragment announces the final Frohman invitation in Boston. The text repeats the phrase Final Frohman Invitation in Mr and is Boston as part of a broader notice.
A bold public appeal from Frohman Amusement Corp to Boston readers announces a new plan to share motion picture profits with box office patrons. The notice claims broad participation across diverse professions and classes, listing numerous example owners and workers who could invest or benefit, and urges readers not to miss the final invitation.
Shirley meets David Burke in Brighton after a sunny trip with Jim Dalton to the Sussex Downs. Lucille worries over finances and romantic entanglements as Burke learns Lucille and Shirley are away. Burke, back from Paris, longs for Lucille, while Shirley awaits a dinner visit and a revelation about romance and money.
The note indicates ongoing coverage will resume in tomorrow's issue and continue daily in both the Daily and Sunday Post until the story is completed.
Walton A. Green of Cedarhurst New York chief stockholder editor and publisher of the Boston Journal sues George F. Willett of Norwood in Suffolk Superior Court. Green seeks to stop Willett from pursuing notes for $25 000 given to aid the paper when it faced financial trouble after its last issue on October 6 1917.
A 24 member trustee board backs the formation of the Union Boston Symphony Orchestra to cover concerts through the summer and fall. Attorney Arthur W. Berenson prepares to sue the management for breach of contract seeking payment for the rest of the season.
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