Frederick Week of Stage and Screen Promises Variety
Frederick theatres present a mixed week with George White's Scandals road show on Tuesday plus a slate of photoplays and shorts. Opera Houss runs notable titles from Alice Terry to Constance Talmadge with Kinograms and newsreels. westerns, comedies, and serials fill the rest of the six day lineup at Empire and Maryland houses.
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Decks Dope and Local Oddities in Adamstown Notes
A quirky column highlights poems by Walter Decker and light vignettes about Adelberta and Jill, plus a humorous baseball tale from Adams town. It promotes The Great Divide at the Opera House as a premier weekly feature with no advance price.
Her Sister From Paris Delivers Connie’s Dual Roles
Constance Talmadge stars in a comedy premiering early with two distinct roles. She plays a meek wife first, then a whimsical Parisians stage dancer who vamps her husband for laughs. The film draws strong crowds in Frederick, with audiences urged to buy tickets now. Separately, radio figures prepare to attend the Fourth Nationals Radio Conference in Washington called by Secretary Hoover next Monday.
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Lost Links Triggered Woodland Wanderer Commentary
The passage plays with misheard phrases as a golfer and hunter misspeak about losing items, illustrating language quirks. It references a classified ad in The News promising results, hinting at humorous misunderstandings in a rural setting.
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George White's Scandals Comes to Opera House Tuesday
The sixth edition of George White's Scandals receives praise for its glittering two act revue with thirty scenes. Nyra Brown Frey Lightner John Getz Tom Patten and the De Marios head a large company plus seven sheiks and Gershwin supplied the score.
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Paderewski to Give First Hagerstown Recital in November
Paderewski the renowned artist statesman faces questions about returning to politics while preparing his inaugural Hagerstown recital at St John’s Lutheran Hall on the night of November 16. Mrs Wilson-Greene of Washington handles the management and expects a large audience.
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Paderewski Reflects on Fate and Reopening of Music
The pianist recalls 1917 when he closed his studio and offered his fortune to his country. He vows never to play again, calling that period a closed chapter, and notes 1920 left him nearly penniless after Versailles. The world welcomed his return, but he called it a tragedy.
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St John Bicycle Brings Wealth and Fame
NEA Service writer Russell J Birdwell details Al St John once a bicycle boy and vaudeville act, who rose with a bicycle prop to star in Educational Comedies. He owns a Los Angeles area estate, automobiles, a yacht, and wealth tied to his bike career.
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