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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1926

Page

8

Beverly of Graustark and Slaves of Fashion At City Theaters

Local film week showcases Marion Davies in Beverly of Graustark and Norma Shearer in Slaves of Fashion with Chanel couture drama. Chaplin directs A Woman of Paris. Chaney in The Blackbird. Jack Pickford in Garrisons Finish. Rods of thrill and drama fill Empire Maryland and Educational programs feature news reels and comedies.

Beverly Graust Marion Davies Norma Shearer Cody Paris Aldophe Menjou Cwritten Char Chaplin the Empire Lion “Chaney Cronk Blackbird Carrisons Jack Pickford The Maryland Swith Crown Heart Percy Marmont Bain Drusilla Opera House Lew Cody Beverly of Cireen Archer Fox News Empire Lon Chaney Jack Perrin Felix Cat

Buck Jones Returns for Theatre Tonight in Western Lineup

Buck Jones headlines a Western night at the theatre with The Fighting Bucaric and Ridin’ for Leves. Jack Mower appears in a side feature The Plame, Vizion junction, plus Felix and a two reel comedy. Bob Custer stars in Man Rustiius with Walter L. Main presenting Frontier big show alignment Friday May 21.

Maryland Jack Mower Ferneen Vizion Junction Bob Custer

Fragmented notes reveal a chaotic, satirical revue history

Readable fragments describe a chaotic revue with misheard lyrics and wordplay, references to Decks Dope, saxophones, radios, and a quirky cast. It mentions Charleston slang, stage setups, and a driven push toward a new playhouse, with notes on marriages, preachers, and crime editorials shaping the era’s humor and critique.

Rise of Marcus Loew From Sock Peddler to Magnate

NEA Service profile traces Marcus Loew from penny arcade beginnings on New York’s East Side to head of about 100 corporations in film and vaudeville. outlines early jobs, bankruptcy, cape business, Union Square arcade, expansion into theaters and MGM, and family life at Penbroke on Long Island.

Leon M. Siler NEA New York Marcus Loew Louw Rascal Balke Louw Lower East Side Manhattan Long Island Sound Fortune Loew Union Square Tuck Arthur David Loew Familly Loews Penbroke Islan

Orphan Adop­ted In Wyoming Becomes Million Dollar Child

NEA Service reports Joyce Coad, adopted in Wyoming by Mr and Mrs Raymond Coad, rises from a foundling to a celebrated child actress in Hollywood. Discovered in Los Angeles during MGM’s search for a “million dollar baby,” Joyce impresses judges with natural talent, recitation, painting, and perfect simple acting. Critics praise her as the Hawthorneesque Pearl for The Scarlet Letter search, noting her unspoiled ease, emotional depth, and ability to cry or laugh authentically on cue. Joyce’s journey from orphan to star is portrayed as a natural, unforced rise in the studio era.

NEA Service Hollywood Wyoming Silver Screen Raymond Coad Joyoe Joyce Livan Gish Trne Hawthorne Miss Gish

Empire Theatre remodeling brings changing show times

Work starts Monday at City Opera House and Empire Theatre with hourly showings shifting daily. Patrons urged to read News and Post ads for updates as hours adjust. Week’s lineup promises major pictures including Slaves of Fashion, Beverly Graystark, A Woman of Paris, The Blackbird, Garrison's Finish, plus tech notes on the new coal system and a lighthearted stage interlude about silk Artifice.

News and Post Opera Norma Shearer Lew Col Beverly Graystark Marion Day Paris Edna Purviance Adolph Menoj Charles Chaplin

Women in Turkey adopt bob and shingle hair styles

A large number of women in Turkey have adopted the bob and shingle hairstyles despite the Mohammedan religion forbidding such styling. The official flag of London features a white background with a red cross of St George and a beam of wavy blue beneath it.

Turkey City of London St. George

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