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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1922

Page

13

Youngest leading lady in screen comedies engages Miss Ralston

Screen gossip notes thirteen year old Miss Ralston named by Hal Roach to headline one reel comedies for Pathe distribution opposite Paul Parrott. Her Tennessee roots and New York stage fame are cited along with earlier appearances in Ned Wayburn Review Ziegfeld Follies and Two Little Girls in Blue.

Miss Ralston Hal Roach Paul Parrott Pathe Distribution Tennessee New York Jobina

Causes of Bad Teeth Rethink Decay Origins

Dr. Percy G. Howe told Harvard Medical School’s audience that tooth decay stems from improper diet not lack of care. He urged calcium rich foods and fats, early child nutrition, and cautious milk choices, noting many factors behind decay and its overstated link to health.

Percy G. Howe Harvard Medical School Howe Africa

Tangoing and Waltzing Return to Popular Dance

Miss Amelia Burnham, a noted dancing teacher, says tangoing and waltzing are regaining popularity as jazz music evolves. She notes rising requests to waltz and tango since jazz’s early days, defends jazz as refined when not abused, and observes less syncopation and gentler instrument handling recently.

Amelia Burnham New York

Girl Struck by Car on Columbia Road at Uphams Corner

Fourteen year old Josephine Ambrosé of 4 Telegraph Street South Boston was struck and knocked down by an automobile driven by Emery K. Tomm of 46 Dean Street Norwood. She was not seriously injured.

Josephine Ambrosé Telegraph Street Boston Columbia Road Uphams ‘Corner Emery Kk Tomm Dean Street Norwood

Oriental city built in Hollywood for Omar the Tentmaker

United Studios in Hollywood constructs an elaborate Oriental city set with mosques and turrets for Richard Walton Tully's production Omar the Tentmaker starring Guy Bates Post. James Young directs with Virginia Brown Fair as leading lady.

United Studios Hollywood Richard Walton Tully Omar the Tentmaker Guy Bates Post James Young Virginia Brown Fair

Lehrmann Weds Mary Alice Simpson in Los Angeles

Henry M Lehrmann longtime Arbuckle trial figure marries Mary Alice Simpson known as Jocelyn Leigh in Los Angeles. Simpson a Ziegfeld Pollies girl stars in Selznick project Reported Missing featuring Owen Moore.

Henry M. Lehrmann Arbuckle Virginia Rappe Los Angeles Mary Alice Simpson Jocelyn Leigh

Frank Lloyd to Direct Norma Talmadge in The Mirage

Renowned director Frank Lloyd is chosen to direct Norma Talmadge in The Mirage for First National and is finishing Oliver Twist with Jackie Coogan in the title role.

Frank Lloyd Norma Talmadge Mr. Lloyd Jackie Coogan

Harlan to Star Opposite Prevost in Theyre Off

Kenneth Harlan engaged as leading man for Marie Prevost in Universal picture They're Off. Carmel Myers' father Rabbi Isadore Myers killed by taxi near Los Angeles home last Saturday. Harry Carey to headline Robertson-Cole film The Combat.

Kenneth Harlan Marie Prevost Universal Carmel Myers Rabbi Isadore Myers Los Angeles Harry Carey Robertson-Cole

Helen Jerome Eddy Stars in A Slice of Life

Helen Jerome Eddy writes and stars in her own first production for Robertson-Cole titled A Slice of Life. The project marks her move into leading roles and showcases her developing screen presence.

Helen Jerome Eddy Robertson-Cole

Betty Compson and Bert Ly Set Next Paramount Project

After completing To Have and To Hold at Paramount, Betty Compson and Bert Lytel begin Kick In Willard Mack play with John Barrymore and Jane Grey. George Fitzmaurice to direct.

Betty Compson Bert Lytell Paramount Have To Hord Willard Mack John Barrymore Jane Grey George Fitzmaurice

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