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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1921

Page

9

Brahms Third Symphony Dominates Bos ton Symphony Program

The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Pierre Monteux offered Brahms' Third Symphony, Franck's organ chorale arranged by Wallace Goodrich, and Casella's ballet suite Gasella. The program blended modern color with classic restraint, highlighting Monteux's deep grasp of tradition and Casella's vivid orchestration.

Boston‘ Symphony Pierre Monteux Symphony Hall Brahms Cesar Franck Wallace Goodrich Alfredo Ca- 38 Mr. Monteux Goodrich Franck Monteux Casella Strawinsky Ravel

Chief Justice Grants Papers to Coakley in Trial Proceedings

The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court has allowed Daniel Coakley to possess and copy papers and exhibits he produced at the Tufts trial. The papers were to be held by clerk Frederick and not given to others, but the order permits Coakley to copy them with counsel from the Bar Association meeting today at 9:30. Judge Briley referred the matter to the Chief Justice last Tuesday.

Rugg Supreme Court Daniel Hi Frederick

Wells Committed to Bridgewater for Mental Observation

Jamies A. Wells alias Kutas, who killed his wife Etieana A. Wally and her attorney A Louis Altmeyer on September 9 in West Roxbury, was committed yesterday by Justice Irwin of the Superior Court to the State Hospital at Bridgewater for observation of his mental condition.

Beating of Two Negro Boys At Pilot Point

In Pilot Point two black youths were abducted from jail and severely flogged by unidentified men. A note on editor W. J. Miller’s office door claimed responsibility, reading Yes, we did it and warning loafers and lawbreakers. The message was signed K K K.

Ku Klux Denton Tex Pilot Point KK. K. K

Newark Titan executive freed on charges of accosting woman

Robert E. Jennings of Newark and New York, president and GM of Titan Steel, was discharged in Municipal Court after being charged with accosting Mrs. Samuel A. Meltzer and with assault. Witness Michael Boyle testified seeing the encounter on Hissex Street. Judge Dowd condemned street harassment but said the streets should be safe for all and did not believe Jennings intended to accost the women.

Robert E. Jennings Newark N. J New York Titan Steel Company Samuel A. Meltzer Meltzer Beach Street Dowd Michael Boyle Fire Department Dorchester Jennings Meltszer Essex Street Dow

Whiskey theft at Pittsburg warehouse robs $12000

Robbers bound the night watchman and locked him in a vault before slipping away with whiskey valued at $12,000 from a Pittsburg warehouse. The incident occurred early today, leaving investigators to pursue the culprits amid a tense city scene.

Pittsburg Penn

June Caprice and Cast Journey to Spain

Screen gossip notes that Betty Lawson of Arlington Massachusetts now goes by Mrs Harry Millarde and is known to fans as June Caprice. Once a five reel star she has spent two years in serial films with Marguerite Courtot and Georges B Seitz continuing a trip to Spain.

Little Betty Lawson Arlington Mass Harry Millarde June Caprice June Marguerite Courtot Georges B. Seitz Miss Caprice Spain

Sky Ranger Hero George B Seitz Stars In Chapter

The scene centers on George B Seitz as the hero in the latest chapter play The Sky Ranger. June, described as five feet two inches with golden hair and blue eyes, appears in the staged sequence.

Africa Sky Ranger George B. Seitz June

Smallest motion picture camera arrives with Barton aboard

The tiny motion picture camera landed at Lerengaria with operator C D Barton. It was christened on the shipboard by Charles Chaplin and Alma Taylor, the English cinema actress, with a film taken aboard.

Lerengaria C. D.barton Charles Chaplin Alma Taylor

Film colony meets Vera Steadman’s twin daughters

Last week the Hollywood film colony was introduced to the twin daughters of Vera Steadman former Christie Comedy star and Charles Ray’s leading lady in Peaceful Valley Miss Steadman is Mrs Jack Taylor in real life.

Hollywood Vera Steadman Christie Beatty Charles Ray Peaceful Valley Miss Steadman Jack Taylor Real

Mack Sennett Studio Returns to Normalcy with New Projects

The Mack Sennett studio resumes activity after a quiet summer. Mabel Normand will begin work on another special, and Ben Turpin with Phyllis Haver will start a comedy in the Sennett style around November 1.

Mack Sennett Mabel Norgnand Ben Turpin Phyllis Hiaver Sennett

Man Woman and Marriage at Old South Theatre

Dorothy Phillips stars in Man Woman and Marriage at the Old South Theatre all next week. The drama portrays life and love in prehistoric ages as well as in modern times. Allan Holubar directs.

Old South Theatre Dorothy Phillips Allan Holubar

Western star considers New York musical comedy move

The Western screen star is in New York after eight Western specials and contemplates a change to musical comedy. The era’s leading ladies include Carol Holloway whose latest film was The Iron Test and Louise Lorraine in The.

Texas Guinan New York Carol Holloway Louise Lorraine

Star Names and Film Details in 1920s Western Circles

The text lists actors like Elmo Lincoln Jack Hoxie Buck Jones and Tom Mix active in Westerns. It notes marriages births such as Cullen Landis and Mary Miles Minter connections and mentions film titles Blue Hills Shimmey Doll The Black Panther's Cub and The Little Clown. It also references Doris May Leena Owen Florence Reed and Tom Moore with inquiries to Prunella Hall in the Boston Post and cites a demographic note on sexes in France.

Elmo Lincoln Jack Hoxie Buck Jones Tom Mix N. H Cullen Landis June Goldwyn Pictures Blue Hills Doris May Seattle Wash Gladys Leslie Anna H Mary Miles Minter Shimmey Jack Mulhall Little Clown Helen Holmes L. N. Anderson Florence Reed Leena Owen Tom Moore Prunella, Hall The Boston Post

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