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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1922
Page
9
Miss Helene Phillips reports a compact opera glass that doubles as a makeup kit. The tiny device, palm sized, houses a rouge puff powder box and lip stick along with brow pencil, all sliding into the glass frame unseen. She calls it the latest novelty from Paris.
Patrick W. Tighe, longtime janitor of Boston's English High School, died at his Jamaica Plain home after a 10 day illness. He was nearly 75, served over four years at the school, and was famed as the mascot of school events.
The International Bazaar to be held Wednesday from 10 a m to 10 p m at the Hotel Brunswick under the Woman's Auxiliary to the Morgan Memorial. Booths offer aprons candy children's woods fancy work food and other items with hourly entertainment starting at 10 a m. Proceeds aid the Morgan Memorial Day Nursery and kindergarten.
Charles Clary remains a sought after character actor in Hollywood. He freelances for multiple studios including Famous Players Lasky Universal and Fox. His recent work includes the District Attorney in Skin Deep, an Ince special with Milton Sills and Florence Vidor. Clary and his makeup box stay at the Ince studios Culver City where he acts in Gene Stratton Porter’s Michael O’Kaloran. He is married with a small son.
Arthur Houseman appears in a caption noting recent work behind the scenes and in front of the camera. Western fans read that William Fair banks stars in Peaceful Peters while Richard Talmadge is linked to Wildcat Jordan and Francis Ford directs Another Man's Boots a Western thriller. Questions are directed to Prunella Hall at the Boston Post.
The State University Extension opens with three courses: Present Day Economic Problems, Elementary Legal Principles, and Industrial Organization and Management. The economic problems course, a 10-lecture series by Ernest G. Hapgood, begins with an initial meeting Wednesday evening at the Public Library.
Boston health commissioner Dr. Francis X. Mahoney says whooping cough rivals diphtheria as a death cause in the Monthly Bulletin. He urges recognition of the disease as dangerous for infants and older children and notes many deaths arise from broncho pneumonia in under fives, with occasional deaths in older youths and adults.
The article notes that a whooping cough infection often paves the way for subsequent illnesses that may cause death or lasting harm. It warns that fatal heart valve disease or tuberculosis can be traced to a prior bout with the cough, sometimes years later.
Milford November 5 Twenty nine men were arrested early today for gambling on the Lord's Day during one of the area s largest raids. Police raided the Genoa avenue hall at about 2 00 AM and seized tables cards dice and money to police headquarters.
The Rev Roy don CC Leonard began his duties as minister of the First Parish Unitarian Church in Bedford delivering the morning sermon and conducting the service.
The slogan Milk in the Schools emphasizes milk delivery in bottles with washed tops and direct drinking from bottles or individual straws. Inspectors are urged to visit schools regularly and collect samples to ensure sanitary conditions for student milk consumption.
The ad outlines the Christmas Face Contest with 156 prizes for men who want the New Improved Gillette. It emphasizes faces resembling famous people and urges readers to enter by following simple conditions. The copy markets the Gillette as the ultimate Christmas gift for men, priced from five to seventy five dollars.
Speaking of the Thomas H. Ince special Skin Deep the picture uses the famed painting Flanders Fields as a decorative title sequence. Bauer and Black, owners of the Flanders Fields copyright, allowed the use of the painting for the film’s preliminary titles about the after war experiences of an American soldier.
Neent Coleman the new bene det in Flmland wed Margery Gant a dancer in Fol Wynns musical company in ueige last Trursta. Coleman starred in Up the Ladder with Doris Kenyon and latest films include Fascination with Man Macray and The Purple Highway with Madge Kennedy.
Affiliated Authors Inc forms in the moon peture flat with Frank Woods former production manager for Famous Pinagers Lasky. Elmer Harr and Thompson Puchanan lead the new company as writers and producers of their own stories.
Mary Pickford prepares to release her new production titled ess with a premiere at the Strand Theatre this week. She plans to attend the opening performance alongside star Doug Fairbanks who will also appear in person.
The Outpost, the historic Los Angeles homestead of Chief Cahuenga, was purchased by Jesse Lasky of Famous Players Lasky for 160000. The 12 acre site fronts Franklin Avenue and preserves the Urquides adobe built in 1855 while Lasky plans a rambling Spanish style addition.
William Lord welcomed a son in Hollywood with Junior as the name. Mr Boyd, long associated with the Paramount Stock company, now stars in Michael O Halloran studies. Mrs Boyd is Ruth Miler, also a former Paramount Stock member.
Dorothy S Montpellier Vermont Bebe Dan ella Wanda Hawley and Betty Compson appear at Trakvy Studios in Halwwood for pictures.
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