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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
11
Baltimore market report lists cattle grades from first quality to common with prices from 8 to 40 cents per pound and hogs at about 6 to 9 cents per pound. Notes include beef cuts and sheep qualities, with ranges for weight, fat, and condition and references to stock yard terms and sizes.
In Philadelphia on December 2, mothers’ leader Mrs Schoff condemns Judge Royal Graham’s proposal to deny the right to bear children. She argues such measures would have prevented Abraham Lincoln from being born and calls the idea the worst she has heard. She urges social workers to reject the suggestion as morally awful and beyond belief.
Tom Mix star of The Night Horsemen appears at Colonial Theatre today and Saturday in a western based on Max Brand novel Wild Geese. The film continues Mix’s Whistling Dan persona as he pursues the wild geese north in spring and south in autumn amid frontier action.
A long-winded ad promotes Phos-Pho Vitamine tablets from Irving Laboratory, claiming a quick, economical yeast-derived vitamin source. The 60-tablet bottle allegedly combines water and fat soluble vitamins with additives to ease stomach upset, touting laboratory quality and a $1.40 tax prepaid offer from West Virginia.
A strong Maryland vaudeville bill headlines Bedford and Winchester with clever juggling and witty lines. Caesar Rivoli delivers rapid character impersonations in A Scandal in a Restaurant and later imitates ten composers from the orchestra pit. Plays and Lusby sing and joke, Mrs. David Clark performs The Master Stroke, and Harold Tiloya’s I Do closes the program to draw large audiences.
Advance man promises parade as John W. Vogel brings the Black and White Revue to the Maryland Theatr e Monday featuring a parade and a vaudeville style cast. Peck's Bad Boy freshens up with updated musical farce elements and a cast drawn from veteran vaudeville performers for matinee and evening shows Tuesday.
An Arizona set drama The Sage Hen features a mother driven from her village amid purity society scrutiny The second feature Wolves of the North depicts a colossal avalanche with Eva Novak in the lead Both films roll at the Palace Theatre with showings today and tomorrow and Monday respectively including other acts R D McKee listed as a vendor or short mention of toys
The Universal photodrama The Rage of Paris stars Milas du Pont in a tale of love and social pressure. Joan flees a forced marriage, becomes a Paris dancer as Senorita Torres, and reunites with her miner lover Talbot after dramatic pursuit by Handly leading to a startling ending directed by Jack Conway.
Gus Bashlezanes was arrested yesterday by Motorcycle Patrolman Divine for operating a punch board at his ship shining parlor and fined $23.45. R. D. McKee, mas Tree Holders, noted in the record.
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