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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
7
The article highlights a film star famed for intense on screen brawls in The Sea Hawk and other titles. It notes roles as a British Army captain in India, a murder charge escape, and a ship captain battling Tom Kennedy, with Viola Dana as a leading romantic prize. As Man Desires screens at the Nixon Theatre next Thursday.
Constance Talmadge stars in the Nixon Theatre film Learning to Love. The piece contrasts flirtatious youth with adult tenderness as the flapper era loses its glitter and deeper affection emerges in the story. The review highlights the engaging comedy and its exploration of love’s changing meaning.
A discussion of fate and Satan in romance appears beside notices of films shown at Ure Palace and Colonial Theatre. The Brass Bowl and The Dressmaker from Paris headline offerings featuring dramatic plots and comic misadventures with romance and mistaken intentions.
An extensively detailed schedule lists Uunpired by United Press programs on Tuesday June 2 across a wide network of stations. It includes Eveready Hour various ensembles and orchestras such as Waltoc Astara, Paradia Orchestra, Ambassador Ensemble, and the Barber of Seville performances among many others with times ranging from early afternoon to late night across cities like New York Newark Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Boston.
Fay Elliott and King Kluting's Entertainers lead a strong vaudeville lineup at the Maryland featuring Anna Q Nilson in One Half a Dollar Bill, Welford and Newton as New York Hippodrome Dancers, Kluting's Entertainers with live animals, Hobby Wright with songs, Thiadet dancers, and Clyde Norris's Colonial Orchestra with Atco Comedy Four. Joseph K. Watson and Company plays the Earle Theatre in Washington for one week, replacing vaudeville for the period. The Typhoon System keeps the Maryland venue cool for audiences.
Firemen were summoned yesterday afternoon to extinguish a fire in a rear chicken coop on North Jonathan Street. The blaze was put out before significant damage occurred.
Cranberry juice is claimed to kill a tiny skin parasite causing Mezeua and related irritations. Crandena Healing Cream combines cranberry juice with soothing oils to stop itching and restore skin, sold by druggists at 35e, 1 and 2.60 or by post. Samples free. Address: Crandene Girard Kansas, Sol in Hagerstown by D. C. Aughinbaugh & Son.
Hagerstown visitors to New York next winter may see a Broadway success written by a former Hagerstown theatre usher Charica George. If Fate and Mr. Belasco are kind, Nothing Succeeds Like Success will be an attraction. Dolasco has the manuscript under consideration for fall production. George wrote Next Door a drama of tragic trend and is at work on Say When about prohibition. He expects to return to Hagerstown soon to spend the summer at his North Potomac street home.
About fifteen hundred people gathered Sunday afternoon for a Ku Klux Klan open-air meeting in City Park. Rev Homer Kellems and J I Beall spoke on Americanism and the Klan’s aims, with Kellems introduced by Rev C A Frick. Kellems praised the Klan as upholding the highest American citizenship and lawfulness. Grand Dragon Beall stressed the Klan’s purpose to maintain American standards.
Robert E. Delaplaine general manager of the Daily News and The Lost Frederick R. E. Towne and Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick traveled to Hagerstown last night to attend a directors meeting of the Blue Ridge Transportation Company.
Herbert Corderman was sentenced to six months in the Mary Mead House of Correction by Justice J Scott Bower after witnesses said he struck Lawrence Jennings in the face Sunday afternoon Corderman, a frequent visitor to Police Headquarters, has faced multiple prior charges Old laws once put women in stocks but new laws stop short of that punishment
A short note touts Outero in the etiology of ingrowing nails reducing inflammation and pain and hardening tender skin, claiming the toe becomes normal overnight. Quigro is described as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists, with directions for home purchase from a drug store.
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