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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
9
About 150 delegates from the National Editorial Association visiting Frederick will be the guests of Manager Peecker at the Opera House Monday evening. The group from Richmond and Winchester will tour Tuesday to Washington after an overnight stay.
A column blends local slang and film notes from Open Ver se, Harold Lloyd in Hot Water, and Mia mians jazz set with Marie Maurice. It previews June 22 features, Earle Foxe wartime antics, and a two day run of The Last Man On Earth plus shrewd daily ticket giveaways.
A strip from a movie film on the murder of Dr. Willa A. Dillon on the Washington University campus prompts detectives to pursue new angles. Three suspects, including a former Kansas University student, are questioned as officers explore a staged studio scene and a possible female witness who saw the doctor with unnamed men. Police stress the case is circumstantial but hope the film evidence may identify the killer.
The item notes that The News and Post and Wren reported at the box office for tickets. It mentions Teall and Brad Al in relation to a theatre event on a specified date.
Richard Talmadge appears in Teauing Throne and a female-led feature remains on the bill. Ken neth MacDonnald stars What Love Will Do as today’s 9 feature. Maryland’s George Larkin acts in Roaring Waters while Elmo Lincoln headlines a new serial The Adventures of Tirana. A comedy adds variety to the program.
Two big photoplays are slated for next week at local theatres along with several shorts. The Last Man on Earth and Werten Of The Movies lead a varied program at the Opera House and Empire Theatre with comedies and newsreels interspersed for school events and community gatherings.
A Hollywood debut story notes Gieta Nissen as the standout newcomer in In the Name of Love. The film, adapted from The Lady of Lyons, centers on a French boy returning from America who wooes a village girl who waited. The plot follows disguises, romance, and a happy ending typical of early cinema.
Yvonne Grey muses on lemons as beauty aids and a quirky routine. She describes drinking hot lemonade with little sugar and using lemon juice in facial rinsing, claiming it brightens skin and boosts energy while she forgoes coffee. She even jokes about demons and a odd cosmetic habit.
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