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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1939

Page

7

Henry's Has Good Comedy in Unexpected Father

Hollywood child star Baby Sandy shines in Universal comedy romance Unexpected Father opening at Henry's Air Conditioned Theatre. Mischa Auer, Shirley Ross, and Dennis O'Keefe provide laughs and romance with Donald Briggs as the other man. a full daily show schedule runs 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Other note: Gloria Dickson leads Waterfront at Academy Theatre with fashion guidance for blondes including skincare routines and makeup tips.

Mischa Aner Shirley Ross Dennis O'Keefe Donald Briggs Joy Hodges Mayo Methot Anne Nagel Richard Lane Dorothy Arnold Jane Darwell Paul Guilfoyle Henry’s Theatre Gloria Dickson Warner Bros Academy Theatre Hollywood Gloria

Wizard of Oz reviewed at Maryland Theatre

The Wizard of Oz opened at the Maryland Theatre last night in brilliant color with music and effects praised as stunning. The all family picture pleases both children and adults with Baum’s tale, lively dialogue, and memorable songs, while offering adult wit and spectacle.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Hollywood Maryland Baum

Alcatraz Prison Turns Five Years Old in 1954

San Francisco marks the fifth anniversary of Alcatraz as a harsh prison housing 300 to 400 convicts. Since its start on August 22, 1950, the rock has witnessed violence, mayhem, and shootings, contrasting the lack of any birthday celebration with the anniversary.

San Francisco Alcatraz AL Capone San Francisco Bay

Pinesburg Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Moves

Pinesburg aug 19 updates list Hilday Shank visiting Baltimore friends and relatives. many locals hosting and visiting across Greene Waterloo Clarksville Iowa Canton Ohio Williamsport Johnstown Bethlehem Pa. Moves include George and Annie Harsh into a new home. Grason Toms Ellicott City visiting Charltons. Bree Nownin loses horse. Monroe Martin and son visit New York.

Pinesburg Hilday Shank B. S. Martin Baltimore Ama Hose Frank Staley Hdna Staley Guy Hoffman Greene Waterloo Clarksville Iowa Carrol and Deane Smith Shippensburg Isaac N. Grove Canton Ohio Ebner Shank Betty Ann Ida Mary Jesse Staley Williamsport George Shank Rosie Burkett Elmer Baker Johnstown Adam Charlton Pearl Mildred David Downin Ella Brewer Merritt Brown Bethlehem Lorraine Grove Louise Grove St. James Annie Shripp Washington Alice Charlton Richard Snyder la Rue Ann Till

Buys To Conduct Band Broadcast From Plattsburgh

Peter Buys conductor of the Hargerstown Municipal Band and president of the National Bandmasters Association leads a mass band broadcast of National Guard bands over NBC and Columbia tonight from 7 30 until 50 o clock playing his fantasie Childhood Days from Plattsburgh Minnesota where Guardsmen practice maneuvers. Hundreds of offers appear daily in the different columns of the Classified Section.

Peter Buys Hargerstown National Bandmasters’ Association NBC Columbia Buys Plattsburgh

No Speed Limit on New Highway in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg, Aug 22. There will be no speed limit for years on Pennsylvania's 61 million dollar 164 mile turnpike across the western part of the state as it nears completion. A 50 mile per hour limit will not apply since the road is not under the state system until bonds are paid off about 15 years away. Chief Engineer Samuel W. Marshall says the road will be safe and virtually foolproof when opened to toll paying motorists.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Samuel W. Marshall

Carpenter roofs wrong house in Louisville mix up

Andy Madlon a Louisville carpenter admits he roofed the wrong house. He started on the house next door and while tearing off the old roofing he realized his error. He then finished the correct home after unroofing the wrong one, a costly mix up for the client.

Louisville Andy Madlon Madlon

March Under the Double Eagle and King Selections

A compact catalog of musical selections including Waener Overture Princess of India King Serenade Night in June King Selections from the Musical Comedy Spring Blossoms Futton Will Take You Home Again Kathleen Selections from Prince Charming Memories of Stephen Foster March Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa Star Spangled Banner

India Futton Kathleen Westendorf Stephen Foster Beeeseeateees Holms Stars and Stripes Sousa Star Spangled Banner

Coogan Sued for 30000 in Los Angeles

Jackie Coogan is sued for 30100 damages by entertainer Mary Luana Wallace known as Princess Luana. She alleges he called her scandalous and harmed her reputation, claiming he implied her stepfather Arthur Bernstein is involved with her. She seeks 25000 general and 10000 punitive damages plus attorney fees.

Los Angeles Jackie Coogan Mary Luana Wallace Princess Luana Jackie Arthur L. Bernstein Bernstein Luana

Fragmentary Quote on Luana and Rolls-Royce Handoff

A partial line depicts a speaker joking about Luana and a mother waiting at home. The speaker implies the person has access to a Rolls-Royce and portrays a light, domestic scene amid a larger narrative. The fragment hints at relationships and possessions without full context.

Luana

Pedestrian Laws Urged At Meeting

New York Aug. 22 Pedestrian rights were urged at the opening session of the 17th annual convention of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators. Wallace J Falvey of the National Conservation Bureau told about 250 delegates that pedestrian control does not infringe on pedestrian liberties.

New York Tth American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Wallace J. Falvey National Conservation Bureau

Famed Airman Is Fined By Justice

Col Clarence D. Chamberlin, trans Atlantic flier from East Orange New Jersey, fined 25 dollars and costs in Madison Wisconsin Superior Court for violating the city anti noise ordinance. Police Chief McCormick filed Saturday on complaint of local residents. Australia ships millions of frozen rabbits to Europe annually for food. ST

Madison Wis Clarence D. Chamberlin East Orange N. J trans-Atlantic Flier William H. McCormick Australia Europe

Barn Fire Threatens Stonebraker Farm Barn

A farm truck on the Stonebraker farm near Fiddlersburg road caught fire last evening at about 9. The flames endangered a nearby barn twenty feet away but tenants moved the truck in time. The Western Enterprise truck arrived, firemen found the blaze extinguished, the truck damaged, cause undetermined, located 214 miles from Hagerstown city limits.

Stonebraker Fiddlersburg Western Enterprise Hagerstown

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