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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
8
Charles E. Mack of Moran and Mack, the Two Black Crows vaudeville team, died from injuries after a car accident six miles east of Mesa Arizona. Moran and Sennett survived with minor injuries while Mrs Mack and Miss Mack sustained injuries and stayed in hospital. The report notes Idaho rabbit hide market volume in normal years.
Joan Crawford portrays a virtuous chorus girl in Dancing Lady at the Maryland Theatre. James Warner Beéliah recounts Janie Barlow’s rise from burlesque chorus to Broadway revues amid moneyed scheming and a dance director’s schemes. Franchot Tone and Clark Gable co-star in a film praised for stunning visual tricks and kaleidoscopic sequences.
City coaches and players rally as last minute preparations intensify for an anticipated showdown tonight. Officials tightened security and fans packed vantage points ahead of the decisive event.
A cold must be treated with internal remedies. Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine is described as a direct internal cold remedy that opens the bowels, fights germs and fever, relieves headache and griping, and fortifies the system. Priced at 30c and 50c, with a warning to avoid substitutes.
Buffalo Bill Jr one of the series best known cowboys will perform death defying stunts in Rawhide Romance. The film showcases his rodeo boxing and circus talents in a Western romance with a comedy tone and a plot unlike typical Westerns.
A color screening of Three Little Pigs opens Monday for all moviegoers. The slate includes The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, a Buster Crabbe film with Mary Carlisle, touted as the biggest current box office hit.
Kay Francis headlines The House on 56th Street at the Maryland theatre. The Warner Bros adaptation of Joseph Stanley's story presents a new dramatic range for the actress as the daughter of a professional gambler who rises to prominence in Broadway musicals and becomes the toast of a glamorized town.
A 400 lap derby at the Fairground this evening may close the Walkathon as only two teams and one boy remain. If the derby concludes tonight a two hour treadmill follows. Ruth Phillips was forced out last night while her partner Archie Gayor continues in the race.
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