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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1925
Page
7
The Stage notes Lloyd’s versatility in film and previews his new feature Girl Shy shown next Monday through Wednesday at the Nixon Theatre. It portrays a bashful small town tailor’s apprentice who studies girls and grows ever more afraid as he encounters romance and novelty.
A Maryland Theatre show last nightfeatured home talent and a Bowery company praised as seldom surpassed. Little Ruth Curtis gave a clever Camel's Wiggle, Hilda Mesco and Sarah Levi entertained, while Buck Jones and His Razza Mataz jazz band provided the crowning musical moment.
The evening featured Trene Cook and Viola Swartz in varied acts with full audience turnout. A lively show included a fresh wardrobe and new impersonations, drawing strong applause for the performers and a night of light entertainment.
Buffalo Bill Jr stars in Fast and Fearless his latest vehicle advertised for today only at the Palace Theatre. The film features thrilling riding scenes including a rooftop leap to his horse via a catapult setup and other peppy incidents. Weather notes reference 76 and Revolutionary era scenes in an upcoming Palace engagement with America.
The funeral of Mrs J E Stottlemyer was largely attended. Rev Remsbure praised her motherly love and devotion to family. She was a gold star mother who sacrificed a son in World War I. The writer honors this Christian mother as the voyage ends.
The Ladies Bible Class of Shiloh United Brethren Sunday School met at Mrs. J. A. Holmes's home and elected year officers. President and teacher Mrs. W. W. Harbaugh, vice-president Mrs. H. C. Keller, secretary Mrs. J. A. Wolmas, treasurer Mrs. Charles Betta. Several local social and church activities follow, including a hog butcher party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Marshall and updates on school desks at White Oak Forest School.
Permits issued for building operations totaling nearly 16000 at the city offices. The apartment house permit was issued to William McHenry and the project will be erected on North Locust Street between East avenues and Randolph avenue.
Construction permits totaling 314 600 dollars were issued. A restaurant building permit was granted for 123 Elizabeth Street to John D Zentmyer. A garage 10x12 was approved for Spruce and Vine streets to D Basile. WIHI Main Swartz, 347 West Side Avenue, concrete block garage permit noted for 20220.
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