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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
15
Thieves blew a safe in the offices of Arvet and Kimelman, jewelers, in downtown Toledo. They escaped with uncut stones and jewelry valued at $55,000, according to a police report.
A grain shed owned by Byam Reynolds Company burned down in Canton early today causing about 40000 dollars in damage. Firemen also battled roof fires at ten nearby dwelling houses.
Registration in the evening division of Boston University College of Business Administration has surpassed last year’s total. Last year closed at 1906 with this year reaching 1950 after yesterday’s additions.
Screen icon J Warren Kerrigan returns with the lead in Paramount's adaptation of Emerson Hough's The Covered Wagon directed by James Cruze. Filming to take place in Nevada and Utah with a cast including Alan Hale Ethel Wales Ernest Torrence Charles Ogle Tully Marshall and Guy Oliver.
After years in slapstick Dale Fuller was discovered by Eric Von Stroheim for Foolish Wives serving as the Servant. Critics praised her tragic maid portrayal and she returns under Von Stroheim in Merry Go Round. Earlier she appeared in Borderland with Agnes Ayres and began on stage in musical comedy before Sennett and Charlie Murray films.
Pola Negri takes a bungalow in West Hollywood and hires maids a secretary and a chauffeur. Her makeup box is installed in a Lasky Studios dressing room as she begins work on Hella Donna with Conway Tearle Claude King and Conrad Nagel providing male support.
Colleen Moore is set as lead at Vitagraph studios in The Ninety and Nine with Warner Baxter as her co star. She recently completed a role in Goldwyn's special Broken Chains.
Robert Frazer joins Mae Murray in Coronation after Fascination with Red La Rosque as leading man. Bull Montana acts in Glad Rags as a prizefighter, with Tom O'Brien in a staged bout. Shannon Day Tom Gallery and Otis Harlan also star. Katherine McDonald premieres The Scarlet Lily with Orville Caldwell billed as Adonis.
Owen Moore signs a new Selznick comedy about a young married couple and their attempt to furnish a home on the installment plan. The humor centers on household money woes and modern buying schemes.
After years in film, James Kirkwood will star and direct on stage in Chan ning Pollock's The Fool opening on Broadway. His recent cinema roles include Pink Gods with Bebe Daniels and Anna G. Wilson and Under Two Flags starring Priscilla Dean.
M A T says Thomas Meighan is making Back Home and Broke at Famous Players Lasky Studios in Long Island City New York. His next project has not been announced and no Boston trip is confirmed. Joe K Lynn Maass TaAllian Gishts.
A promotional message claims a universal remedy for ruptures old or recent and promises quick relief. It urges readers to try a free method and suggests broad success for thousands. No medical evidence is provided.
An advertisement urges readers to request a free trial of a rupture treatment by W S Rice of Adams New York. It promises quick tightening of muscles and closing of the opening without a truss or appliance, claims success even for large ruptures, and warns of dangers like gangrene from untreated cases.
Dorothy Gish aged 26 remains unmarried while sister Lillian is 24 and married to James Rennie. The Gish girls join Inspiration Pictures, Inc. at 565 Fifth Avenue NYC as Joseph Schildkraut tours with Liliom. Catherine Wilton NH Alice Calhoun studies in Hollywood. Ruth Sinclair with Irving Cummings in The Masquerader. Questions to Prunella Hall at the Boston Post.
Two 10 gallon stills seized by Captain Brogan and raiders in a Swampscott barn at 96 Belmont street. Arrestees include Felix Dagnese Jerome Asaro and Guiseppa Denna. Hundreds of gallons of denatured alcohol sourced from Chicago and Long Island were found. Men arraigned, held on $500 bail each, cases continued to October 11.
Effie Pope Hill once 11 when she eloped with Edward Alsop, Pittsburg magnate 50 years her senior. Now in Bellevue Hospital, she battles alcoholism and veronal poisoning after a life of poverty in New York. Neighbors found her hysterical in a dingy room.
Mayor Frank X. Schwab carried out a raid on disorderly premises and seized gambling devices from soft drink and cigar stands in Buffalo. He vowed to clean up the town from stem to stern as part of his effort.
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