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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1921

Page

12

Rea Martin Gets Love Poem A Day

A playful note sketches Rea Martin as the auburn-haired Irish-eyed subject who receives a daily love poem through the mail, linking her charm to the line from Call the Doctor.

Rea Martin Martin of Mail Rea Martin

Bea Martin Persists Through Hardships For Stage Success

Bea Martin, twenty, star of Belasco's all star cast, recalls a career started at twelve in stock and touring Canada in The Brat. She cared for her 16 year old brother after both parents died, funding his education while she trained daily in music and dance. She longs to play Juliet and questions why women wait past thirty for the role.

Rea Martin Rea Belasco Bea Martin Clauson Point Canada New York Clarence Mr.Belasco Miss Martin Juliet

High Jinks Luncheon for Moxie Officials

Cap'n Peleg chuckled on the south shore as he saw an order to rush hundreds of live lobsters by airplane messenger and automobile for the High Jinks luncheon of the officials. The scene evokes nautical humor with Toddling mermaids and three decks to the ship.

Navy Cap'n Peleg Marlinspike

Moxie Company Plans Fast Lobster Banquet at North Station

Vice-President Frank M. Archer orders lobsters served in Boston within two hours of harvest to stage the first North Station banquet for directors of the Boston & Maine Railroad. The event marks Moxie’s record season output and includes awards of silver tea service and other trophies to top “High Jinks” diners. Souvenir books will be issued.

Frank M. Archer South Shore Boston North Station Boston & Maine Railroad Moxie Company Mr. Archer T. N. T. Betty

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