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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
4
The article surveys the uncertain season for big musical productions amid high railroad costs and touring expenses. It notes diminishing profits as "Saucy Baby" tours from Atlantic to Pacific coasts and Canada to the Mexican border, amid mixed reviews and rising production costs.
A juvenile plot unfolds as a bandit targets a baby, with fathers eager to let SixShanter Jr. win, while a rescue frames a thrilling chase. Fred Thomson stars with Marion Jackson's scenario from Lente Renick Brown in a Palace Theatre presentation directed by Del Andrews.
Norma Talmadge stars in The Lady at Nixon's Academy for three days starting Monday. The story follows a ballet dancer as she carries emotional drama with delicate, life like performance inviting audiences to feel pride and joy.
A Paramount film presented at Colonial stars Hetty Bronson blue eyes and brown hair. Florence Vidor and Adilpha Menjan costar with Peter Pan’s heroine, discussing marriage in Are Parents People. Frances Agnew adapted the Saturday Evening Post serial by Alice Du Maur Millch for the screen.
A long list of weekend visits and greetings across families in Ringgold and nearby towns. Residents like Raymond Spearand, Alvey Gaydenhour, Mrs Fred Wshack, George Nickel, Ray Newcomer, and many others are noted visiting relatives, attending camp meetings, or hosting guests from Smithsburg, New York, and beyond, with scattered remarks on health and small local gatherings.
Bridgeport Letter notes a series of community happenings on August 13. It mentions Irvin Beek found in distress near herds, several residents visiting relatives in Carlisle and Hanover, birthday celebrations for Mary Glopper, and numerous local families sharing visits and friendly calls in the region around Bridgeport and Keedysville.
A long list of relatives and friends spent a Sunday at Mr and Mrs Cestlo Splalman’s home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J A Houtol ain, Mr and Mrs 3.8 Thief and children, Mrs Mfrien cand chitlren Meg Wa, Mrs Elta Hayhott, and many others ranging from Drien sere visitors to Mist Frog Wieris.
Fragmented OCR notes report several individuals with varied movements. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Tutey Rivehiort, Brug Rinehart, Panday, Donald, Mary Grow, Mrs Anery Green, and Mary Grow visiting Thetford and Brot Royal Vii. Other entries reference Clarence Ward, Summed Sneckenberger farm, and a discontinued mili basins.
Fragmented OCR style record lists many names such as Mr and Mrs Alvey and others with scattered places like Connly and Waynes, references to May events and visits by families. The text is garbled and difficult to parse into a coherent obituary or notice.
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