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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1938
Page
12
Tivoll theater presents Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs in full feature length color with dialogue song dances and complete musical score. The Grimm tale follows a princess as she outwits a wicked queen with pictorial novelty and daily newsreels as shorts.
Hollywood gossip and industry notes cover cat complaints for a studio musician, Janet Chapman meeting Kay Francis, Mary Carlisle reading a travel magazine on set, and a run of studio rumors. Mentions of Westerns rising, Fox tune show cancellations, midget rumors about Shirley Temple, and ongoing contract chatter involving Dietrich, Crawford, and Muni.
In London a British screenstar wed her director after falling in love while working on the picture SOS Iceberg. They honeymoon on a world cruise, with her photographing background material. The yacht and European vacation are noted as they plan using the film in another project while Garnett eyes potential new work.
Greenwich village youth and a Park Avenue beauty star in Wise Girl at the Tivoli. Miriam Hopkins plays a socialite bent on gaining custody from a penniless artist who must care for two orphans. A three stooge comedy and a cartoon accompany the feature.
Johnny Mack Brown appears at the City Opera House in Rogue of the Range. The actor delivers his signature rugged hero persona, delivering action and bravado in this latest screen role.
A brief menagerie of entertainment notes praising a new screen release with hair-raising escapades and near entanglements. The Captain Frank Hawks serial and a cartoon accompany the feature lineup, adding to the adventurous charm and romance.
Hollywood singing cowboy Bob Baker stars with Joan Barclay in a romance tale. Baker is mistaken for a rustler after earning money in cattle to buy land, following a double murder scene. Flash Gordon serial adds extra entertainment.
Kate Smith will begin a 15 minute three times weekly radio commentary on WABC CBS starting April 4, adding to existing air commitments. She will host Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays without affecting Thursday singing engagements.
Postmaster General Farley announces a revision of the regular stamp series begun since 1922 23. The new set includes 31 stamps featuring every deceased U S president with four new denominations 14 cent 18 cent 35 cent and 40 cent plus non-presidential portraits of Benjamin Franklin and Martha Washington. Franklin tops the list on the 14 cent stamp and Martha Washington follows on the 14? cent. Copies will vary by term order from Washington to Coolidge with twelve presidents newly honored. Further details on designs dates and first day sales to be released later.
A page of film listings and radio schedules notes Love On Budget at the Opera House with accompanying acts and shorts. Cast includes Alan Dinehart Mer win Stephens and others with Dog Gone Mix-up and Snapshots as features amid a slate of upcoming shows and NBC and radio programming.
The Frederick theater extends its program next week with Monday and Tuesday features including Born To The West starring John Warne Marsha Hunt Wayne and Syd Saylor saddlemates plus a cartoon and news items. Saturday offers Kermit Maynard in The Fighting Texan with Elaine Shepard and Frank LaHue, along with titles Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars Alibi Mark and The Lyin' Mouse as auxiliary subjects.
American Legion Francis Scott Key Post presents a movie and stage show to raise funds for post activities. Love on a Budget, the Jones Family’s latest hit, screens at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday, with Rural Rhythm Review performing under Robert Longstreet and featuring Joe Stephens, Noah Jenkins, Miss Dera Elder, Lee Johnson, and Jean Fogic among others.
Betty Lee Dorsey and several other musicians are featured in upcoming shows. Performances are set for seven and nine o'clock with additional acts to follow.
The obituary notes additional survivors of John Davis Clemson who died when struck by a horse near Clemsonville last Saturday afternoon. It lists surviving relatives but excludes his mother by her second marriage to Mrs. Oscar.
Mae and Betty of Catoctin Furnace are mentioned alongside a brother Bernard of Washington, with the two asters Ramsburg and Catoctin Furnace referenced in the notice.
Marriage licenses list Austin Bruchey and Ellen Kubrick of Buckeystown. Orrin Pineo of Milo Maine and Natalie Craven of Highland Park New Jersey. Philip Bell and M La Rue Stull of Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Leon Shinberg and Edith Myers of Washington D C and Baltimore. Deeds show Callin Gall and husband to David A Gall et al. John W B Summers to State Roads Commission Maryland. Summers to land. Rudyard Kipling lived near Brattleboro Vermont for four years.
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