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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1927

Page

4

Gloria Swanson stars in The Love of Sunya at Maryland Theatre

Gloria Swanson delivers five dramatic characterizations in The Love of Sunya, United Artists release cited as this year’s outstanding film. The narrative blends conflicting romance with ancient Egyptian mysticism and features new screen faces. Donald Reed performs The Love Waltz as part of the Maryland program alongside Belle Bennett in The Fourth Commandment for the week.

Gloria Swanson Sunya Maryland United Artists Maryland Theatre Gloria Cient Egypt Miss Swanson Tar Albert Parker Donald Reed Hagerstown Sonya Belle Bennett

The Family Upstairs at Palace Theatres

A brisk Fox comedy portrays a typical American home with Virginia Valli as a 21 year old cashier seeking love. Allan Simpson co stars in a tale of romance strained by a domineering mother and a poignant climax. The piece explores class kinship among women of varied backgrounds and hints at political tension surrounding an election eve motif.

Palace Theatre Fox Virginia Valli Allan Simpson Academy Matthew Standish Jim Blake Mark Robinson Blake

Academy Provokes Last Chance to Learn Standish Affair

A printed story explains Standish will call the woman involved, prompting Blake to bribe the phone operator for Standish's number. The operator resists, guarding the secret under pressure, as readers are urged to learn the outcome at the Academy.

Standish Blake Academy

Ten Herbs Man Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments

A miner, Charles Miller of Nanticoke Pa, recounts severe stomach and kidney troubles over three years and credits Ten Herbs with restoring appetite and energy. He praises the remedy after trying many treatments and notes the Ten Herbs Man at Wareham's City Pharmacy in Hagerstown demonstrates the product daily to locals.

Charles Miller Grand Tunnel Poplar Street Nanticoke Ten Herbs Warehaim City Pharmacy Franklin and Jonathan Streets Hagerstown Mr. Miller Wareham

Greencastle Dispatches May 31 Funeral and Circus

Rev Sparrow of the First U B Church attended his aunt's funeral in Harrisburg yesterday. George C Huber and family of Hancock Md are visiting his brother and sister on Dahlgreen Street. Haag's Circus performed in town today.

Greencastle Sparrow U. B Harrisburg George C. Huber Hancock Dahlgreen Street Haag

Ford Blanche Thermostatic Control Public Test Impresses

Public tests claim 68 miles per gallon with a Blanche Thermostatic Control on a Ford. Promises 43.8 mpg in another public test and world record averages of 32 mpg over 200000 tests. Advertises cold-start, anti-carbon, oil savings, and speed boost. Invites agents to distribute free trial units and offers a Ford free under a trade plan.

Chicago Ford Cadillac Delco Blanche Blanche Auto Devices Co Dept Erie St

Davison lot parade and storm hit Greencastle

On Davison lot South Washington Street a splendid parade occurred at 1 30 pm. Snively Spangler and wife Frederick spent the weekend with Mrs Spangler’s parents on East Baltimore Street. Greencastle suffered a heavy storm around midnight with thunder lightning and torrential rain causing temporary electric outages. D Watson Fletcher G Fred Fletcher and their wives attended a house party hosted by J Gilmore Fletcher at his Manor summer home in Westmoreland County last week.

Davison Washington Street Spangler Frederick Charles Gonso East Baltimore Street Greencastle D. Watson Fletcher G Fred Fletcher J. Gilmore Fletcher Manor Westmoreland County

Three Heroes For Clara Bow In Latest Laugh Get Ter

Clara Bow stars in Rough House Rosle with Recil Howes as Joe Hennessey and a trio of leading men arriving at the Academy tomorrow. Howes, famed for independent films and ads, is Clara’s sweet heart and aspiring middleweight champion. Marion Davies scores her best film work yet in Tile the Toiler at Colonial Theatre, directed by Hobart Henley for MGM, with Tillie played delightfully by Davies replacing Stenographer Rus Westover in the daily strip.

Clara Bow Paramount Rough House Rosle Academy Tomorrow Recil Howes Joe Hennessey Clara Marion Davies Zander Beverly of Graystark New York Miss Davies

New Wonderful Face Powder Promises Longer Lasting Shine Control

The advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO, a special French Process face powder by Leiter Bros. It claims the product keeps shine at bay longer and gives skin a peachy color, urging readers to remember the MELLO-GLO name.

Leiter Bros

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