Band Wagon Comes to Ford's Theatre in Baltimore
The Band Wagon, Broadway’s acclaimed musical revue, arrives for six nights from April 25 at Ford's Theatre Baltimore with Broadway stars led by Fred Astaire and Yelen Broderick. Tickets went on sale April 18 with prices from 1.00 to 3.00 for matinees and 1.50 to 3.00 for evening shows, lower than New York.
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Fifth Annual Poultry Field Day Set for June 9
The fifth Maryland Poultry Field Day will gather at College Park and Beltsville on Thursday June 9. Activities start with meetings in the College auditorium featuring nationally known speakers, followed by luncheon on campus. The group will tour the government poultry farm at Beltsville to view experiments and equipment under Dr M A Jull of the U S Department of Agriculture. Piney M P Church hosts a Denton Community House supper Friday April 29 at 5 o'clock priced 35 cents per plate.
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W C T U Convent to Convene in Hurlock Next Week
The Tri-County W C T U annual convention will be held Friday April 29 in Hurlock Maryland with morning session at 10 in the Baptist Church and afternoon events at 2 led by Dr Mary Harris. State president Mrs Mary R Haslup will speak followed by a S T S demonstration by Harlock children and a 6 30 Song and Story Supper. Evening session at 7 45 in the M E Church features Dr Armor and solos by Rev T J Turkington. Delegates named include Mrs T J Turkington Miss Carrie Miles Miss Sue Rye and others from Denton and Tri County directors. plans meeting tonight at Mrs Rue’s.
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G. A. McDaniel
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Cleo Balcon and Her Girl Band at Plaza Theatre
Patrons enjoy first class vaudeville as Cleo Balcon and her 14 girl band syncopators bring songs dances and comedy to the Plaza Theatre on Friday and Saturday April 22-23 with a 2:30 matinee for children A screen bill features Are You Listening with Wm Haines and Madge Evans Spanky Our Gang and Mickey Mouse cartoons Also on April 25-26 Ruth Chatterton and Paul Lucas in Tomorrow and Tomorrow Lionel Barrymore Nancy Carroll Phillips Holmes and Zasu Pitts in Broken Lullaby to run April 27-28 Critics hail it as a standout Then April 29-30 JoAn Bennett in She Wanted A Millionaire and more invitations printed by The Denton Journal.
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High School Assembly Program Matches Arbor Day Spirit
An Arbor Day program at the high school featured ninth grade students under Mr. Hoffman, including Joe Lee Parker as master of ceremonies. The lineup included Bible readings, recitations, essays on trees and forests, musical selections by the Girls Glee Club, and a two act playlet Woodman Spare that Tree. The event closed with praise for the program as one of the year’s best.
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George Wilson
Trees of America
Stewart Wright
Geo. Wilson
Lynne Cheezum
Madaline Cheezum
Aldridge Pepper
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Birds of Killingsworth
Parker Stone
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Mason Thawley
Theodore Robinson
Harvey Fleetwood
George Goldsborough
P. F. Fry
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State Federation To Meet In Baltimore Tuesday
More than a thousand women from fall parts of the state are expected to attend the thirty third annual convention of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs April 26 to 28 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore. Mrs John L Whitehurst will preside at all sessions. The Russian dinner on April 26 will feature talks on old and new Russia and a talk by Madame Pierre Ponafidine and American engineer William H Grady who will discuss their Soviet Russia experiences. A concert and chorus contest will follow with a chorus of 1000 voices and soloists.
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Chevy Chase
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Homer L. Twigg
Hampstead
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Bethesda
Woodenhawk Club to Host Last P T A Meeting
The Woodenhawk Community Club plans its final P T A meeting on April 27 at 7 30 p m with an invite to all. A social date will be announced later in the paper after a date change. Also notes of visits and guests from Cambridge Md Wil ming ton and Bloomery events are listed.
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Cambridge
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Pauline Reynolds
Norman Adams
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Wilmington
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Next Week's Shows At The Capital Theatre Dover Delaware
The Capital Theatre in Dover Delaware announces next week slate. Monday and Tuesday April 25 and 26 feature John and Lionel Barrymore in Arsene Lupin on stage and screen. Wednesday and Thursday April 27 and 28 present Ronald Coleman with Helen Hayes in Arrow Smith. Friday and Saturday April 29 and 30 cap the week with Lovers Courageous starring Robert Montgomery and Madge Evans plus a Saturday matinee.
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Arsene Lupin
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Arrowsmith
Helen Hayes
Robert Montgomery
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