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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
9
The Alsatia Men's Chorus will rehearse at 7 45 p m Wednesday in their Club Rooms. Director Prof C H Roderick urges a large turnout as influenza is noted. The rest is a fragment mentioning Mussolini without clear context.
The Snob, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s New Monta Bell film, arrives at the Colonial tomorrow featuring John Gilbert in an atypical, unsympathetic role alongside Norma Shearer, Conrad Nagel and Hedda Hopper. Bell directed and adapted from Helen J. Martin’s novel with Harry Raps supervising. Zino Gregg’s The Thundering Herd closes today as a West epic.
During the making of The Navigator at Metro-Goldwyn, Buster Keaton wore a diving suit on a 450 foot liner Buford off Catalina. He filmed with cameramen Hyron Houck and Elgin Lessley using a special underwater apparatus for striking sea scenes.
In EF B C Productions star Fred Thomson finds Silver King the white horse causes a scene during a KLIO gathering, with Emory Johnson arriving in a vintage Cadillac as the horse nonchalantly nibbles grass and mockingly eyes the crowd. Thomson promises the duo in That Devil Queen today and tomorrow at the Palace Theatre.
Douglas Fairbanks delivers an astonishing pretracization of Arabian Nights in The Thief of Bagdad at the Naxa. The tale follows a clever rascal who reforms and becomes a prince conquering obstacles to win the princess. The film showcases unprecedented screen art with Fairbanks at his best riding a winged horse through remarkable adventures.
The Thursday program features Sinters in Silk with a thief and princess supported by Bel Eleanor Bourdtian and others. A complete show follows with Youth Bar Sale starring May Allison. Vaudeville includes Andrews, Keara, Devin, Anes, and Terrence Wolfe and Evans in Ain't It the Truth, plus Marking and McClay in song and dance and White, Black and Useless a mule routine. An Amateur frolic is planned for Friday night with local entries already filed.
The Orpheum Quartet and Brown Saxophone Sextette attracted a large audience at the Maryland Theater with a strong bill including Sinners in Silk and other acts. The program featured Cle Marykised, Carlysle and Carlysle, Morgan and Grey, and Marion Gilmey performing a monologue, with Adolph Menjou and Conrad Nu headlining the feature picture.
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