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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
8
The William Fox Promotion film Gerald Cranston's Lady opened at the Nixon Theatre. It centers on a loveless marriage entered for convenience and the couple's gradual fall into love. Gerald Cranston and Germaine are portrayed as proud, creating complications and a bustling dramatic tension.
An old advertisement proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a leading cough remedy. It claims the product contains no opiates, lists ingredients on each carton, and targets both adults and children, urging consumers to refuse substitutes and to ask for Foley's.
J M Barrie’s Peter Pan screens in Herbert Brenon’s Paramount adaptation at the Colonial today and tomorrow. The film retells the tale of Wendy John and Michael joining Peter in Never Never Land and the fate of belief in fairies as the children laugh and grow.
Hobart Bosworth, famed for riding, is credited as the first man to don puttees and riding breeches in Minnesota. He will star in a featured raid in The Silent Watcher at Nixon Theatre, riding to work daily for over a decade. The film, produced by Frank Lloyd, adapts a Saturday Evening Post story by Mary Roberts Rinehart.
An old classified style advertisement touts Philips Milk of Magnesia as a quick treatment for cracked toes sore feet and foot odor. It claims instant drying relief from itching burning and tired feet and notes availability at drug stores for 26 cents.
The ROasta Love and Glenn Tutor star in a Maryland vaudeville bill with Irene Rich in Yesterday's Wife and acts by Mack, Ben and Rosaly. A magician, Reilly and Chiclaty, Southern and Stitk, and the Arabian Revue headline a diverse show. An amateur contest offers thirty dollars in cash to winners.
Hetty Blythe delivers one of her best career performances as Zahrat the desert girl in Chu Chin Chow, the Palace Theatre film version of the Arabian Nights tale. The elaborate production recounts Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves with Abou Hassan the robber shiek threatening Baghdad.
A local theater listing notes a Crab Wilcox production reloaded through Metro-Colitwyn Made Prevent with a colorful cast including Chu Chin Chow of China. The show promises striking costumes and a playful, witty angle as it opens tomorrow, with Milas Provost quoted on audience chatter about romance and jokes.
An old note claims cranberry extract in Cravalens Healing Cream can kill the irritant behind eczema. The externally applied cream blends cranberry juice with soothing oils to stop itching and restore skin. Sold by druggists at 3c, 1 and 2.50. samples free, Cranglene Girard, Kan, with Hagerstown distribution via D.C. Aghinburgh & Bon.
Fragmentary text hints at a personal concept involving delight in an object and its presence. It also mentions a world sugar crop rising by about four percent and refers to half year changes and metal estimates, though specifics are unclear.
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