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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
11
Ken Maynard the ace of action stars in The Glorious Trail a First National western at Palace Theatre today and tomorrow. The film blends dramatic action with famed saddle stunts and tells of the first telegraph wires linking East and West in a fast thrilling historical tale.
Miami Beach January 24 Hoover inquires about his future with the Republican party in the southern United States.
Mr and Mrs Charles Dennis spent an afternoon last week with Mrs Grover Forsythe, sharing light conversation and greeting friends during a social call at the Forsythe home.
Irving Cummings directs Romance of the Underworld with Mary Astor as a speakeasy entertainer. Based on Paul Armstrong stage play, the film is praised for naturalness tempo and humanity, a Fox Films showcase, not merely worth seeing but good patter entertainment on repeat viewing.
Tim McCoy stars as a young Civil War officer in Morgan's Last Raid a MGM romance of daring escapes and battle thrills Dorothy Sebastian is the heroine Replicas of historic battles and arsenal explosions heighten the drama amid a love story between a Young Southerner and his Northern sweetheart.
New York report shows radio discovery leading to a Warner Bros musical film debut for Carlotta King. A Los Angeles broadcast sparked executives to bring her in, with a studio call and a quick ascent to overnight stardom in The Desert Song. Brice’s My Man underperforms despite fame.
A mixed program cited for box office appeal with Wilmy Banky’s The Awakening and The River praised for visuals but criticized for story and reception. Nancy Carroll’s Shopworn Angel earns top notices, Mary Duncan underperforms, and talkie trends mix with musical cues across Broadway.
Prof MacDonald superintendent of Storrer College for the colored race at Harper's Ferry spoke on democracy at a Kiwanis Club luncheon. The note urged attendance at the King's Daughters event January 31 and February 1 and the Walton Civic League meeting next Thursday. London cinema output over two years totals 290 million dollars with more than 20 million seats.
J. W. Taylor of 257 West Washington files a bill of lading for the Canal Towing Co. to haul 115.49 tons of coal at 22 cents per ton, referencing the C. and Q. Canal as an era long past.
A brief note states Jor was in charge of the canal bend while an order is debated by William. The fragment suggests a local administrative dispute over canal management and oversight. No additional context or dates are provided.
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