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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
7
Columnist discusses wedding and divorce with remarks by Clerk Michael and Hollinger. Mentions a 32 year old columnist and references to Miss Glad formerly dubbed by Florenz Ziegfeld as the most beautiful girl in the world, aged 24.
Page Jupiter, confessed slayer, is held in Baltimore after mob threats as Charles county prepares for the November grand jury action on the murder of Mrs Evalyn Reifschneider. Her body was found near Waldorf with head injuries and an axe nearby.
Three youths ranging from 11 to 13 years were sentenced following multiple police detentions for bicycle larceny. The case records their apprehensions and subsequent disposition at St. Mary’s Industrial School.
Justice Harry E. Snyder reports in Juvenile Court that the average length of school terms in Kentucky has increased by 42 days over the past decade.
Keedyville and Hagerstown residents visited relatives in Sharpsburg and with families of Hicks, Bender, Smith, Main, and Eavey. Roanoke Virginia and Los Angeles connections appear in visits and a biographical note on Miss Mary M. Denton, a Doshisha mission teacher in Kyoto since 1888, receiving imperial decoration.
Fairplay column lists visiting friends and relatives in Johns town Westminster and Hagerstown. Notable names include Rev Neway Mrs Neway Prof Fred Coffman G D Coffman Harold Snyder W C Berger and Miss Lillie Emmert. Activities span calling, motor trips, a wether roast at St James and B Y P D outreach with plans for a July event.
July visits fill the week as families including Myers Alter Guessford Murray and Pittenger kin gather at local homes. Guests travel from Hagerstown and Washington D C while Mrs. Katie Gosnel recovers from la grippe and others enjoy dinners and outings.
Laurel and Hardy star in The Devil's Brother opening at the Colonial Theatre for a two day run. The film blends their inimitable humor with a colorful musical background and a noble medieval setting featuring Dennis King and Thelma Todd in supporting roles.
Gloria Swanson stars in Perfect Understanding as Henrys hosts final screenings today. The Wampus Baby Stars and Hollywood on Parade program headline the bill with Gloria Swanson in a celebrated epic of married freedom. Tomorrow Ronald Colman appears in Cynara and Saturday introduces Clency of the Mounted with Tom Tyler in a kiddies matinee.
The piece praises the 1933 show combining King Kong style spectacle and stage numbers. It notes standout violin solos, the finale on a blues song sung by Joan Blondell, and Ruby Keeler delivering strong scores while Blondell earns second-best emotional impact in the production.
Swanson shines with an exceptional cast in a lively program. Gloria’s gowns dazzle as Therese drives a thrilling motorboat race amid sharp comedy and stylish flair.
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