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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
8
Elyria critics laud Hobart Bosworth in the Associated Producers film A Thousand to One at the American theater. The review notes a dramatic train wreck scene that transforms his character and praises outdoor production quality and interior work. Ethel Grey Terry stars opposite Bosworth as a duped wife who finds love.
Elyria March 17 The Poor Simp at the Strand for two days begins tomorrow with Owen Moore in the lead supported by Nell Craig Vera Lewis Harry Rattenberg Tom Kennedy Herbert Prior and Lassie Young among eight screen players. Nell Craig first appeared in the industry early days and has since starred in many prominent productions.
In Elyria on March 17 readers learn about film scouts who infiltrate studios to glimpse production. A tale recalls a scout who entered Chaplin's Sellywood studio and reportedly read scenes and scripts, provoking a producer's exasperated remark about leaks and misunderstanding.
Eddie Ross billed as Black Face Eddie Ross headlines the Rialto Sunday program. The management reports securing him at top vaudeville pay, matching other big musical shows. The bill includes five more acts and pictures.
Washington March 17.5 Official notification from Great Britain confirms Georges Harve of New York as acceptable U S ambassador to Great Britain, received by the state department.
Mrs Helen Widholm a divorcee died in Rockford after bullet wounds inflicted by Arthur Bauscher a wealthy Freeport florist whose repeated marriage proposals she had rejected Bauscher had previously
A man died from wounds sustained following a shooting incident in which he had shot Mrs Widholm. Police and investigators are reviewing the case as a fatal outcome linked to the earlier attack.
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