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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
8
A review discusses Edna Ferber’s satire of a famed American theater clan the Barrymores. It highlights loyalty to stage traditions, caricatured family members, and the tension between fame and personal life as they gather for performances and social events before the theater.
The local social notes list guests visiting Woodsboro and nearby towns for Thanksgiving. Names include Marion Page, Katherine Cutshall, H B King with two children, Hazel L Fogle, J G Shawbaker, the Fogle family, Powell of Fredericks, Mary and Helen Stoner, Frank Gurlor, N Z Cramer, E Flanagan family, and Reta Mac Flanagan. Also mentions Sunday school class service at Miss Elizabeth BEES home.
Readable portions show schedules for programs from WEAF WEA WIZ and other stations with dance music talk shows and concerts. Entries reference Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Toronto and Kansas City among others with specific times and channel numbers.
Lionel Barrymore leads a week on Broadway joined by the great theatrical clan in a review of a mystery farce Tonight at First with Herman Shumlin producing. The Squealer also opens, staking melodrama thrills as Reno Stitely and guests visit for Thanksgiving.
A Hoffman area ad touts Orange Root Iron and Tea Compound claiming strong recovery for a weak, run-down user. The letter from Gro W. Yelder promotes increased strength, appetite, cleared skin, and renewed energy after four bottles and Nuggets. Williamson's Drug Store sells the tonic and Nuggets with directions and price.
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