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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
12
An overheated motor on a Fields corner trolley caused smoke and electric display during the evening rush near Adams. Passengers hurried to exits but no injuries were reported. Firemen quickly doused the blaze and the car resumed its trip, with minor track delays.
John N. Cole, State Commissioner of Public Works, ill at Massachusetts General Hospital, showed a slight improvement yesterday.
Sir Harry Bauder, among the last of the natural minstrels, renewed old friendships and created new ones at the Boston Opera House last evening where he opened a week's engagement.
Inimitable Sir Harry Lauder delivers a crafted program blending song and story with his signature wit. The show includes new and familiar routines, a Meenentes orchestra under Charles Frank, and a vaudeville segment featuring Japanese juggler Gintaro before Lauder’s famed one man performance.
Berlin reports a telegram from Hamburg claiming the United States will return confiscated German property to Germany to stabilize the mark. The Algemeine Zeitung questions the claim and its $800,000 value as possibly inflated and a market manipulation ploy.
Dr W Griffiths latest photo play premiered at Tremont Temple last evening and held two hours of suspense as to the murderer. The romance and mystery unfold within a single night with two murders and many suspects as the plot drives the intrigue.
The piece praises the film for its innocent tone and engaging visuals. Carol Dempster stands out as a charming love interest supported by Henry Hull and Porter Strong in a memorable comic performance. The storm sequence is noted as a photographic achievement, making the movie a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
Rutherford and Son by Githa Sowerby received its first Boston presentation last night at the Fine Arts Theatre by the Jewett players. Catherine Willard as the daughter gave a moving performance and H Condway Wingfield as John Rutherford earned new laurels. Walter Wingsford provided strong support as the right hand man and secret lover, with Katherine Standins as the daughter-in-law and other cast members including Marie Hassell Jessamine Newcombe Charles Warburton and C Bailey Hick.
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