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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1926

Page

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Have Some Lasses at Maryland Lehr attracts winter throng

The Stage And Screen notes the last day for the rural comedy Have Some Lasses presented by Raynor Lehr and his vaudeville musical comedy company at the Maryland. Patsy Ruth Miller also appears today in Hell Bent for Heaven with notable scenes. Raynor Lehr’s return drew large crowds and is expected to continue, with Tomorrow’s program offering Way Down East and Louise Fozenda with Jacqueline Logan in Foot Loose Widows.

Spéday Raynor Lehr Maryland Patsy Ruth Miller Hell Heaven Raynor Lebe Billy Raynor Louise Fozenda Jacqueline Logan Lehr Florence Silverlake

Born to the West at Colonial Tomorrow

Zane Grey story adapted by John Waters for Paramount stars Miss Morris Jack Holt and Lon Chaney in Outside the Law. A tale of two schoolboys turned rivals over a girl, with a family feud driving their paths until reunion. Also featured are Arlette Marshall George Siegman and the Moller organ by Adalman. Catherine Miles Charliom returns home after a ten day visit.

Zane Grey John Waters Paramount Oha Miss Morris Jack Holt Raymond Hatten Arlette Marchal George Siegman Lon Chaney Ata Ashar Adalman

Rustlers Ranch thrills at Palace Theatre with Acord

A western romance and action packed feature at the Palace Theatre titled Rustlers Ranch stars Art Acord as a roving cowboy entangled with a widow and daughter pursued by a banker. Olive Hasbrook plays the heroine with notable animal allies enhancing scenes. W C Tuttle wrote the story, adapted by E Richard Schayer, with a well chosen cast including Duke St. Lee and George Cheabra.

Palace Theatre Art Acord Clitt Spaith Acord Ald Olive Hasbrook Crofit W. C. Tuttle E. Richard Schayer Duke St. Lee George Cheabra Holntha Yorke Matty Heck Lil Man Worth Red Bansett

Irene Rich Stars in My Wife and I at the Academy Theatre

Irene Rich delivers a dramatic performance in the new film My Wife and I at the Academy Theatre. The plot follows the middle aged Mr Borden entangled in a romance triangle after his son's lover stirs upheaval, with strong turns by John Harron and Huntly Gordon under Millard Webb's direction.

Academy Theatre Harlet Beecher Stowe Mr. Borden Millard Webb Julien Josypheon Trene Rich Mrs. Borden John Harron Huntly Gorden

My Wife and I Delight in Chamois Cloth Piano Care

A review notes the performance and polish of a piano described as high quality. The piece praises the cast and framing, highlighting the value of careful maintenance using chamois cloth to avoid drying marks and preserve tone. The brief notice suggests the work will hold reader interest.

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