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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1928
Page
5
Colleen Moore stars in Oh Kay a lively farce comedy at the Academy. The piece stems from the musical comedy and showcases her saucy personality and versatile screen talent in a flood of hearty laughs and entertaining action.
Rumors tied to Hagerstown claim David Lee known as Sonny Boy in the Jolson film The Singing Feel is dead, but he is alive and has completed a Rin Tin Tin picture. He is making Sonny Boy and will soon start Stepping High with Waring's Pennsylvanians, directed by Jolson.
Tom Mix, famed Fox western star and sheriff of Painted Post, heads a list of blue ribbon entries at the Golden Gate Kennel Club opening in San Francisco. His dogs include an English collie a German Dane two Belgian police dogs and a French sheep dog to be shown during his visit to Europe. His film Painted Post debuts with a two day engagement at the Palace Theatre while Mix also runs the local hotel.
A crafty gold digger plots to shed a troublesome lover until a handsome suitor steals her heart. Norma Shearer shines in this sound thriller with Johnny Mack Brown as lead. The Maryland Theatre run highlights include superb sound synchronization and a balanced two-vitaphone bill as the story unfolds amid romance and deceit.
Charles Buddy Rogers returns as a rising star in the melodrama Someone to Love, opening last night at the Colonial Theatre. The fast-paced romance showcases his versatility and screens the lively charm that marks him as a top young performer.
The actor adapts to the story's action and moods with seasoned ease. Rogers rose to fame swiftly and, through performances like in Someone to Love, seems poised to reach previously unattained heights in screen stardom.
Columbia's special production Submarine uses sea scenes filmed aboard the U S S Tern in Los Angeles harbor. The mine sweeper, praised by the Navy, provided access under Navy Department courtesy. Jack Holt appears as a diver placing depth bombs and Folhm Graves plays a petty officer.
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