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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1922

Page

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Oddball vaulter claims 66th birthday amid city stares

International medical report recalls a colorful scene as a performer vaulted atop a chair while claiming to be Idrémian of the win Lumber Company. He jokes about sleep schedules and meals, while editors feign interest and bystanders wonder at the stunt amid talk of health code readings and motor artillery experiments.

International Medhys Hartig Idrémian Everly The Wire

Rescue Scene in Way Down East Thrills at Palace Theatre

The Grimm production at the Palace Theatre staged perilous ice and snow scenes in Way Down East with Charles Barthelmore and Lalas Giah enduring cold and blizzards to save Anna Moore. Fans in White River Junction, Vermont, and Dartmouth students watched a real New England backdrop as the cast braved freezing temperatures and flowing ice for the finale. John Barker, a mountain farmhand, faced trial in Morgan County Circuit Court for the alleged assault of 11 year old Mary Galliher near Orleans on October 9. he pleaded not guilty and a trial date was set for the following Tuesday.

Fo Lalas Giah Richard Bartheluwse Theep Grimm Palace Barthelmess David Miss Glib Anna Moore Nico Lmeas Id W. Grifith Locai Mida White River Junction Vermont Dartmouth New England John Barker Yeaterday Morgan County Berkeley Springs Mary

Listen To Me at Maryland Theatre Monday

The stage show Listen To Me by Charles George features elaborate scenery and quick transformations to the North Pole with vivid stage effects. Also premiering is The Sliver Lining starring Jewel Carmen at Nixon's Academy, and the drama Beyond with Ethel Clayton at the Caronial theatre, all highlighted in today’s listings.

Charles George Maryland Theatre le Comte Plesher Hades North Pole Metro Roland West Nixon Academy Today Jewel Carmen Mr. West Oliver Lodge Sir A Conan Doyle Henry Arthur Jones Ethel Clayton Caronial Theatre

A Guilty Conscience at Nixon's Academy Friday and Saturday

The Atmosphere of India preserved in a picture titled A Guilty Conscience will be shown at Nixon's Academy on Friday and Saturday. The piece, though set in India, features English cast and dialogue with all principal characters portrayed by English men and women.

India Nixon Academy

Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair

An old time remedy promises to darken hair naturally with Sage Tea and Sulphur. It suggests applying the Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound, dampening a brush and running it through strands to cover gray hair, claiming quick, even darkening and a glossy, luxuriant look.

Wyeth

Lavish Luxuries Ignite Misreadings in Mountain Picnic

May Scott recalls a mountain retreat where McMasters, a famed producer, flaunts an iced champagne spread to impress her. She rejects the indulgence, seeing it as tasteless showmanship, and muses on art, ethics, and future writing as the scene ends with a wistful tease of continuation.

McMasters Hla May Scott ceMastera Motherdear Perha

Way Down Hast explores the soul of woman in a grand stage vision

A critic argues the play elevates simple street tunes into a symphonic portrait of female desire and disillusion. Anna’s dying child scene and the lover’s rescue at the brink of the falls are read as universal tragedies. Griffith’s lens, he contends, exposes the enduring battle of love across history and society.

Mr. Griffith Hi Holler Anna Moar

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