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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1929

Page

2

The Pagan star Ramon Navarro shines in tropical romance

The Stage and Screen preview notes The Pagan at the Colonial with Ramon Navarro as a half caste heir in a tribal romance. Adoree and Janis play the white rival and native helper amid shark lagoons and jungle treks, with a dramatic love triangle and daring sea scenes. In a separate item railroad workers in Mexico City end their hunger strike after a government compromise offer.

Ater Ramon Novarro Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Navarro Madge Miss Adoree Miss Janis

Van Lear Black Arrives in Bagdad on Air Jaunt

Baltimore publisher Van Lear Black, en route from England to Japan, arrived in Bagdad Iraq from Aleppo Syria today. He plans to depart for Bandar Abbas Persia tomorrow on the same air journey.

Bagdad Bagdad Iraq van Lear Black Baltimore England Japan Alepno Syria Banderabbas Persia

Alibi At Academy Today All-Dialogue Screen Thriller

A United Artists all dialogue underworld thriller Alibi opens today at the Academy. Roland West directs this stage play based drama with crooks police and nightlife themes. Cast includes Chester Morris Pat O Malley Mae Musch Regis Toomey and others.

United Artists Underworld Academy Roland West New York Los Angeles Chester Morris Pat O'Malley Mae Musch Harry Stubbs Regis Toomey Parnell B. Pratt Kernan Cripps Irma Harrison James Bradbury, Jr al Hill de Witt Jennings Elmer Baliard

Interior sets spotlight for The Letter at Paramount Eastern

The largest interior set ever built in an eastern motion picture studio was used at Paramount Eastern for the all talking production The Letter starting Jeanne Hagels. The Letter is the first feature length all talking film in this studio era.

Paramount Eastern Studios Jeanne Hagels

Cooks Find New Value of Sugar in Veggie Cooking

Two groups of famous cooking experts tested methods to prepare vegetables with minimal water and added sugar. They endorsed sugar in recipes for baked apples and onions and recommended a liberal dash with various vegetables to boost flavor and energy value. The Sugar Institute advocates good nutrition and work power through sugar enhanced dishes.

The Sugar Institute

Opel Reaps Harvest In GM Board Expansion

Dr Fritz Opel chief engineer of the Opel automobile concern in Germany was elected a director on General Motors board during his visit to the United States. His election increases the board from 32 to 33 members reflecting the recent Opel acquisition by GM.

Opel Motor Works Germany General Motors Corporation Fritz Opel Dr. Opel General Mortars Board of Directors

Paramount plans East coast filming for new project

Paramount discusses a forthcoming production to be filmed in the East as a forerunner of an expansive plan by the studio's executives. The Letter features a Singapore street scene set 125 feet long, plus a mammoth indoor set including a courtroom and a bungalow on a rubber plantation. The Letter is the Maryland Theatre's feature today through Wednesday.

Paramount Singapore Maryland Theatre

Letter Golf Puzzle Rules and Army Navy Change Example

The note explains letter golf as changing one word to another by one letter per stroke to form valid common words. It gives an Army to Navy example and states par eight. It ends with the solution chain SCOLD SCALD SCALE SCARE CARS SEARS TEARS.

ARMY NAVY

Slain Woman Found Near Herron In Indiana

The body of a young woman about 20 was found in a swamp four miles south of Herron Indiana. Coroner C H Miller said she had been dead about two weeks and her skull was crushed. A 10 year old girl named Douala McLain discovered the gruesome scene while on a wildflower hunt. Mrs Margaret Biggs of Hammond Indiana inspected the clothing and said it resembled that worn by Alma Selfrig who disappeared two weeks earlier from Calumet City. A pin on the coat bore the word Chicago.

Herron Ind C. H. Miller Porter Country Douala McLain Margaret Biggs Hammond Nd Alma Selfrig Calumet City

Bell to Resume Grocery Business at Potomac Site

George A. Bell, after 35 years in business and a year of retirement, will restart grocery operations at 300 North Potomac street. He sold the store to Neal Dorsey last year and will take charge on June 11 with two former assistants W. R. Travinger and John Miller. He was sixteen years

George A. Bell North Potomac Street Neal Dorsey Bell W. R. Travinger John Miller

Fechtig building records noted on North Potomac Street

A historical note records a 19 year timeline for the Fechtig building on North Potomac Street, indicating a long term occupancy or property action at that location. The fragment reflects a legal or real estate context tied to the Fechtig property.

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