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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
8
The coming week brings Jackie Coogan in The Rag Man at the Opera House along with The Love Goofy and So Big while Universal Wine and other features play. Empire showcases Dick Hatton Range Justice and more as local audiences enjoy Westerns and serials.
Honolulu reports renewed hope as 18 more destroyers join the hunt for the missing PN-9 No 1 seaplane. The craft, attempting a nonstop San Francisco to Pearl Harbor flight, ran out of fuel and vanished in a rainstorm Tuesday afternoon. Navy records show Lyrachburg, a ship not on file, was cited in an amateur radio message claiming PN-3 No.1 had been found.
Rexizaid Deany stars in The Fast Worker today with Sunken Silver first chapter and Fox news reel. The Lash of the Whip features an all star cast with Pace makers and a comedy. George Larkin in The Fichtine Raiders and Ermo Lincoln in The Adventures of Tarzan headline a Saturday program.
A jumble of poems and ad-like clips references Walter Decker works, theatrical listings, and film previews. It mentions Deck's Dope, The King Of Laughter Harold Lloyd at the Opera House, and Colleen Moore in So Big, with exploratory snippets about parties and social scenes.
Winifred Hudnut Valentino discusses tensions between marriage and artistic independence. She explains she pursued her own work while married, causing conflict as Valentino focused on his studio life. She argues an independent artist must balance personal ambition with marriage.
Mrs Maude Waters Dittmar has been engaged to lead music at the Empire theatre starting today. She is known in Frederick as organist at the Evangelical Reformed Church and former director of music at the Empire. She serves as president of the Frederick Orchestra Club and vice president of the Maryland Federation of Music Clubs. The Opera House program now pairs music with films under her leadership and Mrs Chas Worthy. Patrons are invited to attend.
Rene Berger, noted French painter, was attacked near his Montmartre home by two robbers who beat him and stole valuables. He died days later in hospital after losing speech. On his death bed he sketched his attackers, aiding police to identify and arrest them.
Swampscott Massachusetts September 5 President Coolidge remains firm on creating a department of education and relief as outlined in government reorganization proposals despite fears it would add many activities. The piece weaves folklore and Pepys references to May dew and facial care as a cultural aside.
John Henry Mears completed a circumnavigation world record in 1913 with a time of 35 days 21 hours and 36 minutes. London airship operators charged passengers by weight of the payload carried.
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