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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
8
Charleston March 28. The state supreme court ruled a still found in a garden beside a public road cannot be treated as a moonshine still under the law, ordering a new trial for Burton Cooke. The defendant was challenging the ruling after his conviction.
The New York native grew up in the city and modeled fashion at fourteen before moving to the stage with Ziegfeld Follies and Midnight Frolic. She then moved to Hollywood, acting in Glass Houses with Viola Dana and in One Clear Call. Her latest film is Fools First by Marshall Neilan.
After a year of work German scientists finish a film claiming to explain Einstein theory in three sections. Einstein authorizes the film though producer Nicola Files ae Nicolai is listed as the producer.
The Pathe Company presents a weekly 100 prize for a fifty word answer to How can business be improved for the manufacturer merchant workingman and woman The winner is announced weekly on the screen Most Boston picture theatres include Topics of the Day in their Current Events programme
James Kirkwood will play opposite Priscilla Dean in Universal's adaptation of Ouida's Under Two Flags. Constance Binney and Anna G Nilsson headline Paramount's Pink Gods and Blue Demons directed by Penryhn Stanlaws. Helen Raymond stars in Shirley Mason's Fox feature Cinderella With a Difference.
The Goldwyn special Brothers Under the Skin moves into production praised for its pulchritudinous and clever cast. Helene Chadwick Richard Dix Claire Windsor Norman Kerry Mae Busch are highlighted as a standout group of performers combining beauty and brains.
Inquisitive Tattie Brookline-Madge Bellamy may rise under Thomas Ince. Bebe Daniels not married. K S in Biddeford notes Cecil B De Mille and Norma Talmadge run studios. Rosie Belfast and Wanda Hawley tied to Fox and Hawley. Jamaica Plain’s Matt Moore and Leena Owen in Back Pay. Selwyn Theatre cast inquiries to Prunella Hall of the Boston Post.
Senator Fernald of Maine will join a Senate committee in New York on Thursday to represent the Senate in receiving the last bodies of American soldiers returned from France. The panel includes Senators Calder, Spencer, Broussard, and Harris, with Vice President Coolidge having appointed the committee.
In St Augustine Florida residents brag about a tiny seaside railway four miles long with a single car powered by one horse. Daily beachgoers shuttle to the surf as locals describe the modest system with pride.
The unusual transport, seldom used by surfers due to the horse, was created to reach the beach. It now carries many bathers daily who have availed themselves of this unique service.
Boston civil service commission refuses to confirm Edmund L. Dolan as city collector despite Mayor Curley appeal. Dr. David J. Johnson as institutions commissioner and Neil J. Holland as assessor were confirmed. All three members reportedly voted the same on all four votes.
Louis Marshall of New York Judge Harry Fisher and Lt James H Becker of Chicago Melix M Warburg of New York and other Jewish leaders will convene with Boston Jews next Sunday at the Elysium Club to map methods for meeting the city quota in the nationwide famine relief drive for Eastern and Central Europe. Definite plans will be formed for launching the campaign in Greater Boston and assigning its quota.
Mr and Mrs William Jameson Reid of 1277 Commonwealth Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Florence Reid to Charles Maltby Sias son of Mrs Agnes M Sias of Beacon Street Brookline No date has been set for the wedding.
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