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Newspaper

Boston Post Sunday Magazine

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1919

Page

8

Bessie Love Rise from Juanita Horton to Film Star

The Sunday Post notes Bessie Love transformed from Juanita Horton earning $3 a day to a film star earning a bank president level salary. The piece cites her rapid rise and the family’s shift in identity as she became famous in cinema.

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Bessie Love Reveals Irish Roots In Hollywood Family Home

Laurel Canyon profile of Bessie Love born Juanita Horton details her rise from a Texas desert childhood with parents Dr. Horton and Ma Horton to a film star. She recalls meeting Charles Griffith, signing a five year contract, and career moves across Griffith, Pathe, and Vitagraph. She describes naming and graduation honor, family pride, and a portrait of a small star with big talent and a love of music and crafts.

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Why Chickens Cross the Road and Cows Too

The piece explains how cows and chickens direct attention with one or both eyes when facing danger from an approaching car. It argues that animals instinctively keep the dangerous object in view to avoid blindness during turning, guiding their escape across or along the road.

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BY Carl Wilmore Miss Griffith Studios San Julian 26Th Streets Mr Griffith King Solomon The John Emerson Douglas Fairbanks Wilfred Lucas Triangle Mrs. Horton
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