Miss Keane Welcomed to Event in Odd Phrase
A local notice records Miss Keane’s welcome at an event, highlighting the occasion and attendees. The report notes the host and venue, with emphasis on hospitality and community reception.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
11
A local notice records Miss Keane’s welcome at an event, highlighting the occasion and attendees. The report notes the host and venue, with emphasis on hospitality and community reception.
Doris Keane stars in The Czarina at the Street Theatre a revival of Edward Sheldon's drama based on Lengyel and Biro. Harry Mestayer supports as Chancellor in a tale of Catherine the Great love plots court intrigue and political machinations.
Eleven performers present a musical comedy at the Arlington this week. The show features a lively cabaret style with a libretto and elaborate apparatus and a gathering of colored entertainers and a chorus of pretty girls, all designed to deliver sparkle and vivacity.
The Boston schedule lists Fine Arts Hedda Gabler Tremont Little Nellie Kelly and Shuffles at Tremont Temple while Park presents When Knighthood Was In Aie and Music Box Revue offers Spice of a 500 Jonial. The Rose of Stamboul is also featured.
The younger Gish sister stars in The Country Flapper at the Modern and Beacon Theatres with Glenn Hunter Mildred Marsh and Tom Douglas in support. Dorothy Gish, now a star at Inspiration Pictures, recently led in Fury and will co star with Richard Barthelmess next. Her husband James Rennie, active on Broadway, also shoots at the same studio.
Dorothy Gish and Lillian Gish sailed for Rome on Saturday as Lillian prepares to star in The White Sister, Inspiration Pictures announced. Director Henry King will also depart, set to helm the film adaptation of Marion Craig’s popular story.
Agnes Ayres headlines Racing Hearts at Paramount with Richard Dix and Edith Roberts stars. Edward Everett Horton co stars in I Will, a Vitagraph comedy. Rupert Hughes adapts and directs Souls for Sale at Goldwyn, and Viola Dana leads A Noise in Newboro for Metro.
Maurice Tourneur will direct the first Associated First National production adapting Crittenden Marriott's novel The Isle of Dead Ships. He also has two specials ready for release Lorna Doone and The Christian.
Joseph Schildkraut will reprise a leading male role in Eve Ansell's independent production this winter continuing his screen career after the success of his Chevalier de Vandrey role in Orphans of the Storm.
Actor Schildkraut tours with his stage hit Liliom and will later perform in Peer Gynt as part of a packed engagement.
Bebe Daniels will headline a new Paramount production filmed at Famous Players-Lasky Long Island studios. The project adapts Edith Charton s Glimpses of the Moon into a celluloid version.
Theresa L. Thomas Meighan stars at Paramount Long Island City while Eugene O Brien plans a return to the footlights in Steve. James L and Charles Ray direct fewer successes. The Tailor Made Man and The Girl He Loved are cited, with The Courtship of Miles Standish in progress. Irving Cummings linked to Bulwer Lytton’s The Last Days of Pompeii.
Dorothy Phillips stars as a daring heroine in Hurricane Gal a sea adventure at Gordon's Washington Street Olympia Theatre Lola Regan owns the opium running ship with a brutal mate Chris Horg A Secret Service agent stows away and a destroyer and hydroplane aid in the rescue Wallace Beery is praised for his role as the mate and the plot twists through mutiny and rescues
Paramount's Mary Johnston tale To Have and To Hold tops the week at Loew's State Theatre. Betty Compson plays Lady Jocelyn Leigh with Raymond Hatton as King James I and Theodore Kosloff as Lord Carvel. Bert Lytell stars as Captain Perry. Jamestown scenes contrast with royal satire. pirates, Indian attack, and duels add thrills. Just Dogs animal comedy and Pathe Review complete the program.
The sale of seats for The Beggar's Opera opened yesterday at the box office of the Fine Arts Theatre in the Loew's State Theatre building on Massachusetts avenue. The Boston production opens here next Monday evening, Nov. 6, under a special arrangement with J. C. Duff and Albert Steinert.
The desert tale “Burning Sands” drew marked appeal and dramatic power to Gordon's Scollay Square Olympia yesterday. A splendid vaudeville bill accompanied the feature along with the latest news and comic pictures for the crowd.
The Plymouth presented The Field of Ermine by Jacinto Benavente in its first local staging. The drama shifts from peasant life to Madrid aristocracy, showing similar universal passions as The Passion Flower. Nance O Neill has helped acquaint American audiences with the playwright.
The Marchioness of Montalban shields a found son as relatives scheme to claim a fortune. Nance O Neill leads with restrained compassion, supported by Edwin Lougherty as Gerard and an ensemble that highlights Madrid style dialogue. Two-week engagement.
Owen Moore stars in the new play with Marjorie Daw and Kathryn Perry among the prominent names. The program also lists Mae Murray in Broadway Rose and Dorothy Dalton in The Siren Call for Thursday.
Waldrons Casino presented Hello Good Times a song and beauty burlesque featuring Chic Haines in his first burlesque year with bright humor. Pat Patterson Louise Wright Fay Tunis and Bella Belmont received solid applause in song dance and vaudeville turns. A dramatic chariot race as finale showcased four fiery horses in the colorful program.
The Majestic Theatre presents Zig Zag a Shubert revue with comedians and vaudeville stars. Max and Moritz two trained chimpanzees headline the show along with Harry Welsh Harry Peterson Florenz Ames and Adelaide Winthrop. Alice Lawson leads the chorus with Patty Moore in dance numbers.
The Famous Mrs. Fair is staged at the St James Theatre this week a sharp comedy drama of domestic conflict. The play uses postwar demobilization as a new angle with clear cut characters and natural dialogue.
At Exeter Street Theatre on Wednesday The Old Homestead starring Theodore Roberts George Fawcett and Harrison Ford will play along with Billie Dove in Youth to Youth The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse with Rudolph Valentino tops the rest of the week
Viola Roach and Mark Kent portray parents in a tale of public duties and private neglect. A wife discovers her husband’s flirtations and a daughter’s seduction as a son’s marriage strained by class. Nudson, Gilbert, and Adams captivate with vivid performances.
Sliding Billy Watson and the Big Fun Show headline a Hollywood Inn revue at the Gayety this week. The serio burlesque skit on trench warfare with Joe Manne and Watson blends pathos and comedy. Inez de Verdier shines in Spanish Jazz with Lillian Harvey and Ethel de Veaux providing standout numbers. The Three Whirlwinds led by Madeline drew strong applause.
At the Somerville Theatre patrons enjoyed Miss Lulu Bett a comedy drama presented this week. Ann Hamilton gave affective work in the title role with Harry Bond in a demanding part and Mrs. George A. Hibbard offered a strong turn as the wise grandmother.
Grifiths Orphans of the Storm played at the Globe Theatre yesterday featuring Lillian and Dorothy Gish in the title roles.
An advertisement urges readers to build strength now to ward off winter illnesses using Father John's Medicine. It claims the product is pure food with no drugs and emphasizes its preventive purpose.
Adam and Eve, Mr and Mrs Carl Sutter, promote a Maine Woods experiment and perform sharp shooting at Bowdoin Square Theatre. They claim six weeks off civilization improved them as they join a vaudeville bill with Valentino and other acts. Bargain night Friday adds extra attractions.
William Farnum stars in Without Compromise at the Boston Theatre a drama of thrill and political plots. Mabel Barra headlines vaudeville with a piano act by Albert Vernon and a Song Programme while Harrison Green Katherine Parker, Arthur Stone and Marion Hayes headline comedy and carnival pieces.
The Old Homestead drew immense crowds to Gordon's Strand and Central Square Theatres yesterday. Special musical accompaniments along with news and comic pictures completed the programme.
The Howard Athenaeum hosted a versatile show with Harry Fields and his burlesque company receiving a warm welcome. Dixie Mason Florence Drake and May Berkley were popular among the acts, while G. E. Lothrop presented vaudeville. The Parisian Trio Hall and Shapiro performed a vocal specialty and a Western film titled The Stranger of Canyon Valley was shown.
Dorothy Gish stars at Beacon and Modern Theatres delivering light comedy in The Country Flapper with Glenn Hunter as a flirtatious foil. Slim Shoulders with Irene Castle falls flat due to a hackneyed plot and weak acting despite good dress work.
Last night the Fenway Theatre presented Richard Barthelmess in Bond Boy and Heart's Haven with Robert McKim Claire Adams and Carl Gantvoort. Lloyd G del Castillo gave a well received organ recital.
An advertisement touts Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Pad as affordable radium therapy for ailments from nerve weakness to heart or lung disease. It offers a risk free trial with no charge if unsatisfactory and invites readers to request free literature from Radium Appliance Co. in Los Angeles.
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