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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
3
The Stage and Screen notes the German dog act in a Meto-Goldwyn Mayer film shown at the Colonial Theatre for a three day run beginning Tuesday. Reports recount the trainer striking a dog with a club and the animal not flinching, prompting remarks on the trainer Peter and his methods. Also billed is Weleavin Home starring Wilson at the Colonial.
Charles Ray stars in Dynamite Smith at the Balaco Theatre a Paths release from Thomas H Ince. The drama follows a youth once gentle and writerly who becomes a ruthless fighter of life then tested by extreme circumstances influenced by Gladstone Smith. Ralph Ince directs with Testie Love Jacquelina Logan Wallace Heery and Lydia Knott in supporting roles.
Miss Irens Keyton Wan hosted a pound party at her parents home, Saturday evening. Attendees included Kr Keyton family members, Mrs B Milla, Frances Keyton, Luliah Moore, Mary Gullagrene Delyt, Mildred Crist, Margaret Hensen, Zehra Loshhaugh, Mark Waller, Garnet Worthington, Daisy Keffer, Creda Keffer, Wildred Eyler, Benton Busore, Clarence Glad hill, Thomas Moore, Francia Palladino, Robert Stice, William McNace, Stattard Lill, Sanilie Carling, Dava Lyons, John Grave, Joh Keyton, Qhirence Keyton, Leroy Keston, Charles Crint, Jack Logibaugh, and Edger Watson.
Local notes report Ray Walter Slifer of Tiliauspotis in church service at ha Hireshren and announce an address by a Near Fast representative on Aug 30 at the Christian Church. Tav Frick led services, with a festival planned for Sept 6 under Ladies Aid. Numerous patrons visit relatives across Ray, Kerdysville, Hagerstown, and Washington, with social calls in Downey and Pine Grove.
The city announces two additional Municipal Band concerts to close the season at City Park. The program includes A. C. Mier selections and a new suite depicting Indians and cavalry, culminating in a dramatic portrayal of Custer’s last stand. The band has prepared with care to present a creditable performance.
A garbled account describes a grievous injury to Leo Stahliman and mentions a Sunday incident near a river area with a wrecked vehicle. It references Marylied passenger and Delve Ceara Chay, a bell, and a scene about 200 feet from a repair area. The text oddly mentions Miss Virgil Brown and a departure toward Cleveland without clear chronology.
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