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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1924
Page
2
Instructions from P Mabcock on Mah Jongg including wall division dead line draw rules misdeal penalties and corrections for Mah Jongg play. It covers drawing dispensing discarding pung chow and scoring implications with emphasis on dead hand rules and exposure penalties.
Theatre notes the Hunchback of Notre Dame continues as feature at the Opera House with a three day booking. Empire shows The Woman in Bronze starring Clara Kimball Young, promising topnotch quality. Also Maryland screens At the End of the Rope with Big Boy Williams, plus an International view of Wilson in Good Morning Dearie and a major Broadway musical at City Opera House with 73 in the company and a famed dancing chorus.
Audiences at the Opera House on Morday witnessed a stirring presentation of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Star Chaney delivers a standout performance as the Hunchback, with impressive settings and fidelity to detail elevating the production above prior motion pictures.
Chaney dominates the screen as Notre Dame’s bell ringer in a Victor Hugo adaptation. His makeup and performance are praised as the result of tireless effort, with the film opening in tandem with the novel’s famed Archdeacon sequence.
Frederick residents can see a film adaptation described as a weave of romance around sordid and luxurious lives, worthy of Victor Hugo. Manager Decker earns praise for bringing this production to town. Showings run today and Wednesday with matinee and evening performances.
A series of county mass meetings aims to reduce the batterry count of milk shipped to Baltimore. Educational sessions are set in Westminster Union Bridge Taneytown Woodbine Sykesville Mt Airy New Windsor with dates March 4 to March 7. Cotton voile trends highlighted in fashion notes.
For February, 48 deaths were published for the city and county. Twelve died in the city with 17 interments at Mt. Olivet and one at St. John's. County burials occurred at Woodsboro Creagerstown Broat fun Bruns wick Lewistown Manor Monrovia Jefferson Libertytown Oak Orchard Della Kemptown Daysville Pt. of
The fragment references multiple towns and interment counts, noting mortality lower than January with 17 adults and 15 children buried at Mt. OH vet. Locations listed include Baltimore Washington Illinois New York and others. A side note praises OR Radio's growing popularity in South America with frequent listener Revolution observations.
A letter extols Kellogg's Bran for rapid relief from chronic constipation, arguing it outperforms twenty years of medicine. It states Bran stimulates and purifies the intestines, warns against drug use, and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not permanent.
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