Noahs Ark closes tonight at the Maryland Theatre
The talking picture Noahs Ark ends its run at the Maryland Theatre with capacity crowds praising its three year in the making production. The cast includes Dolores Costello George OBrien Noah Beery and Louise Fazenda as the ark story moves from feasting to the building of the vessel and the rising waters. Over a square mile of sets supported this epic and the show marks the last day for Raynor Lehr at the Academy with Is Marriage a Failure a farewell musical comedy featuring Lehr Beauties and a final improvised concert after the last performance.
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Warner Bros. Herald
Maryland Theatre
Darryl
Francis Zanuck
Yast
Dolores Costello
George O’brien
Noah Beery
Louise Fazenda
Raynor Lehr
Hagerstown
Academy
Marrriage
Lehr
Raynor
Morton Downey Sings Popular Airs in Mother’s Boy
Broadway tenor Morton Downey stars in the Pathe dialogue picture Mother’s Boy at the Academy for three days from Monday. He delivers It Always Be Mother’s Boy at his dying mother’s bedside and There’ll Be You and I in love scenes with Helen Chandler. The New York cabaret and tenement life drama blends romance, action, thrills, and laughs.
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Morton Downey
Broadway
Pathe
All Dialogue Picture
Academy
Pathe Sound Studio
New York
Helen
Desert Song screen version brings John Boles to Maryland Theatre
John Boles stars as the Red Shadow in Warner Bros Vitaphone operetta The Desert Song coming to the Maryland Theatre. The film centers on the banished leader and his bond with his Rift followers as he spurns single combat with his father, General Birabeau, and pursues Margot the French girl amid peril and romance. Pierre Birabeau, John Boles, and Carlotta King are the Red Shadow and Margot.
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Red Shadow
Hhis
Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Birabeau
Margot
Pierre Birabeau
Carlotta King
Widnite Baseball Benefit At Maryland Tomorrow
Manager Frank Boucher and Alan Bachrach present a late night benefit at the Maryland tomorrow at midnight. A feature picture, new comedies, and a strong vaudeville lineup with two orchestras and multiple acts promise a three hour show for fifty cents. All participants donate services to support keeping the Blue Ridge League in the city.
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Frank Boucher
Maryland and
Colonial Theatres
Alan Bachrach
Maryland
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge League
Robert Armstrong Man of Many Parts at Colonial Theatre
Robert Armstrong, recently returning to film with Pathe after leaving the stage, stars as Ned McCobb in Ned Mc Cobb's Daughter opposite Irene Rich. The film, adapted by Beulah Marie Dix from a Theatre Guild play, features Armstrong as a versatile lead in a tale of American life and ambition.
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Robert Armstrong
Pathe
Armstrong
Bob
Ned McCobb
Irene Rich
Thea Colonial Theatre
Beulah Marie Dix
Theatre Guild
Letter Golf From Bad to Worse Puzzle Teases Readers
A vintage puzzle section explains letter golf rules and showcases a chain from BRASS to TANKS in seven strokes. It notes the puzzle will yield a solution in the next issue and references a prior answer sequence BRASS BRADS BEADS BENDS BANDS BANKS TANKS TACKS.
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Inswtres
Legion To Help Vets Find Work
The American Legion Mortis Frock Post announces an employment service for Legionnaires and ex-service men led by George Scheck of Maryland Ribbon Co. Veterans may file names for short or regular work. employers will be notified of suitable candidates. A Legion Auxiliary picnic is set for July 18 at Conomac Park. The Junior Baseball Team faces Cumberland Juniors at Cumberland at 2 p.m. and transport help is requested. A Troop 16 Boy Scouts festival report prompted thanked resolutions to the Auxiliary and Drum Corps.
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American Legion
George Scheck
Maryland Ribbon Co
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Legion
Legion Auxiliary
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The
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Boy Scouts
Auxiliary
Five Hancock Residents Fined For Dogs Without Decences
Five Hancock residents were arrested by Constable Easterday yesterday afternoon and fined for having dogs without licenses. Warrantes were issued for several others who will appear before Magistrate Huber tomorrow for hearings.
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Hancock
Easterday
Huber
The Flying Marine at Colonial Theatre Tonight
A Columbia romance set amid daring air exploits and a touching love triangle. Two brothers vie for the same girl, the reckless younger wins her, the elder sacrifices for happiness, and a dramatic climactic twist tests the pair amid aviation thrills. Ben Lyon stars in a tale of brotherly sacrifice and romance.
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Columbia
Colonial Theatre
Ben Lyon
Ocean Parking Places Sought
Washington July 12 The Navy has ordered the Hannibal to sound an Atlantic area halfway between New York and Bermuda to assess anchoring two floating seadromes for aircraft. The ship covers about 12000 square miles, with reported depths averaging 24 000 fathoms and a 2000 fathom depth in the southeast corner.
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Washington
Atlantic
Navy
U.S. Hannibal
New York
Bermuda
Infant Rover Tricycle Kid Seized by Sheriff Rescue
A Chicago infant rovers from Terre Haute journeyed on a tricycle when ice damaged a ladder crew near Burwell. Sheriff Jos Dreher and deputy, with Daniel Radford, tracked the little boy who started from Terre Haute for Chicago. Carfare was raised to return him home.
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ROVER
Chicago
Bow
Terre Haute
Ind
Port Burwell
Jos Dreher
Daniel Radford
Bank Head Helo Arrests Bank Chiefs in Florida Shakeup
In Jacksonville on July 13, John Fouts, president of four closed banks, was arrested along with three other institution heads. The arrests come as examiners take control of the banks amid ongoing financial scrutiny.
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Jacksonville
Fla
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