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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
11
The Filene Co operative Association adds amateur theatricals this spring and will present an original melodramatic farce in two acts titled The Wallop at Jordan Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings October 13 and 14.
A photoplay bill at Modern and Beacon theatres features Clara Louise Burnham and Georges Ohnet works. Hart's Haven follows faith shaping two families. My Friend the Devil portrays a skeptic scientist restored by belief. Carl Gantvoort and Claire Adams lead, with news and a comedy short completing the program.
The Laughin Thru burlesque show at the Howard stages a top lineup led by Harry Seymour with Al Golden and George Shelton. Collette Baptiste and Rose Allen headline a long cast including Belasco Gallagher Flora Hall Dale Shane Vedt Buddleby Fisher Shutz and Ahearn Jewell Nugent Johnson Moran Abbott. The Aeroplane Girls and Ross Wayne also perform and Buck Jones stars in Rough Shod with Columbus Day showtime at noon.
Walter Gilbert stars as Regan in The Boss at the St James. The Boston Stock Company presents an entirely different play with a heartfelt love story and faultless stage setting credited to Stage Director Pitt.
The Fast Mail at Bowdoin Square thrills with a sea wreck race and racing motifs. A romance thread and a happy ending enhance the action while other features include A Doll's House and vaudeville acts. Next week Houdini hosts The Mad from Beyond.
The film version of Hopes Prisoner of Zenda shows at the State Theatre. It is well acted well staged and thrilling. Rex Ingram’s effort displays his knack for picking engaging projects and delivering solid entertainment.
Advertisement notes Lipton's tea is double roasted so you pay no more yet use half the usual quantity. Claims economical and deli cious taste for shoppers seeking value.
Ongoing attractions include Oh Joy at Arlington Colonial Music Box Revue The Man From Beyond at Globe Nice People at Hollis Shuffle Along at Selwyn Tangerine at Shubert Little Nelly Kelly at Tremont The Bat at Wilbur listings.
The review highlights Lewis Stone as Rudolph Russendyll and King Rudolph in a double role with strong support from Robert Txteson Colonel Sapt and Stuart Holmes Black Michael. Ramon Navarro as Hentzau, Alice Terry as Princesa Floria, Barbara La Mare as Antoinette, and Bull Montana in A Ladies Man are noted. The cathedral coronation scene is praised and Stone showcases swordplay. overall the film is deemed well worth seeing.
Harry M. Strouse produced Talk of the Town the burlesque revue at the Gayety Theatre this week. The show features two acts and 13 scenes with beauty song and scenic effects. J Paul West Miss Texas and Franz Marie Texas lead strong numbers with clever specialties and a standout Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde sketch.
The Park Theatre presents My Wild Irish Rose a magnified adaptation of The Shaughraun detailing romantic Ireland and heroism. Central is Conn the clever whipper in of hounds aiding his young master as pursuers close in with a commendable company including Pat O Malley Helen Howard Maude Emery Pauline Starks Edward Cecil Henry Hebert James Parley and Bobbie Mack. Scenic visuals are noted as particularly beautiful.
Gordon's Olympia at Scollay Square presented a strong show last night with news reels comics and pictorials plus five vaudeville acts headed by Oklahoma Bob Albright. The performance showcased lively entertainment and crowd-pleasing numbers at the Olympia Theatre.
Richard Barthelmess stars in The Bondboy at Olympia with a strong performance as Joe a bound out lad who ends up taking responsibility for a farmer’s death to protect his wife. The Boston Theatre shows My Dad a Northland romance with Johnnie Walker Ruth Clifford and a plot of murder exile and a forbidden romance amid snow bound trails.
Waldron's Casino opened the week with Billy Watson's Big Beauty Show featuring vaudeville and two dramatic films The Loaded Door with Hoot Gibson and The Man Who Married His Own Wife with Frank Mayo. Estaire Shaw heads the vocal lineup while Lillian and Annette Morette add sparkle to the Alley vaudeville segment and musical specialties.
Today and Wednesday Jackie Coogan stars in Trouble while Dorothy Dalton appears in The Siren Call. The last half of the week features Guy Hates Post in The Masquerader with other films rounding out the bill.
Central Square and Strand host the Universal Jewel as "Human Hearts" opens with a fine vaudeville programme plus latest news comedy and pictorial features. Advertising copy promotes Adamson's Cough Balsam for throat relief.
A short vaudeville scene showcases a fretelage harmony and a standout performance by a featured son, drawing strong audience praise for its interplay and timing.
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