Man’s Man brings Haines to Colonial in satirical comedy
William Haines returns to the screen in A Man’s Man at the Colonial Theatre. Directed by James Cruze, the Metro film parodies Hollywood with Haines as a youth with a two correspondence school complex and Josephine Dunn as his sweetheart. They marry and the fun escalates amid humor and pathos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haines
Excess
Brown
Harvard
Metro- Goldwyn-Myer
Patrick Kearney
Colonial Theatre
James Cruze
Hollywood
Haines
Josephine Dunn
Not Quite Decent A moth role for June Collyer at Academy
Pretty June Collyer stars in Not Quite Decent at the Academy playing a naive girl who nears a dangerous flame. Louise Dresser saves her from disaster in a tale based on The Grouce Bag by Wallace Smith. Mrs Mary Foltz visited Harvey Albin near Chewsville for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Collyer
Conrad Nagel
Academy
Louise Dresser
Grouce Bag
Wallace Smith
Miss Dresser
Fox
Martha Susan Martin
Earl Weaver
Chas. Downs
Daniel Seibert
Lolita Downih
Elmer EB. Snyder
Virginia Charlton
Virginia Everitts
Louise Miles
Loraine Cunningham
Julia Miles
Mary Florence Shinham
J. W. Martin
Leon Snyder
Lavada Snyder
Mary Catherine Daugherty
Royetta Moore
Thelma Kratzer
Helen Miller
Ida Miles
Hillard Moore
Hearts in Dixie Brightens Screen With Spirituals and Dance
Fox Movietone novelty Hearts in Dixie opens at the Maryland Theatre. The Billbrew Chorus led by dancer A C H Billbrew performs spirituals as the all-dialogue feature unfolds a Southland story with 200 entertainers, including the Fanchon Steppers, in a musical drama blending revue elements with dramatic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Fox’ Movietone
Fynerica
Hearts In
Fanchon Steppers
Spickler Bible School Opens at St Pauls this Week
Spickler Bible School began Monday at St Pauls with Lower and Junior departments listing officers and students. Attendance is described as not quite as large as last year, with numerous named students, staff, and visiting families noted across Intermediate Junior and Primary divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spickler
Tune 12 Bible School
St. Paul's
CG. E. Whetstone
Roser
G E. Burgan
Marie Dennis
Louise Trumpower
Virginia Sehnehley
Marie Wiles
Almeta Burgan
Helen Mills
Arthur Burgan
Grover Ruebeck
John Downs
Paul Lesher
Raymond Hull
Daniel Miles
Willam Witmer
Missouri Shank
Julia Strite
Olive Rhodes
Clyde Daughetti
Nellie Marie Frush
Margaret Forsythe
Catherine Wiles
Mary Witmer
David Snyder
Lester Fiery
Helen Miles
Ross Whetstone
Franklin Seibert
George Allen Myers
Marie Farrow
Catherine Miles
Guy Hull
Franklin Miles
Helen Daugherty
Ruth Seibert
Jack Sehnebley
Milton Dennis
Charles Wit
New Landing Place At County Cavern Inaugurated
A new flying field opened in Washington County yesterday with pilots Bob Clohecy and Helen Cox starting a flight from the Middleburg Pike at 11 45 a m to the Washington Crystal Caverns at Boonsboro. Travel promoter Kreider Reisner Co plans more fields in the county including Hancock next Sunday. About twenty students began instruction with local instructors. newcomers include R M Ravenscroft of Frostburg and Kenneth Churchill of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Bob Clohecy
Hagerstown
Jone Aviatrix
Helen Cox
Middleburg Pike
Washington Crystal Caverns
Boonsboro
Howard Smith
Kreider-Reisner Company
Hancock
York
Mercersburg
Frederick
Washington
Frostburg
Cumberland
Chambersburg
C. EB. Basehear
Atlee Hammaker
Jack Klein
Frank Foltzell
R. M. Ravenscroft
Kenneth Churchill
New York City
Local Biks to Attend Frederick Convention Parade
About 250 colored Biks will travel to Frederick Tuesday at 10 a.m. for the annual bistate convention. The parade of Maryland and Delaware representatives will start at Saint Street and end at the Fair Grounds where prizes will be handed out. Dr. A B Wilson leads the Hagerstown chapter with Thomas Goens in charge of social sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Delaware
Saint Street
Fair Grounds
A. B. Wilson
Hagerstown
Thomas Goens
Gold Prizes Given by Hagerstown Heat and Light
The Hagerstown Heat and Light Company gave away five twenty dollar gold pieces on Saturday night drawing a large crowd. Winners were J. S. Lauderback of 856 Guilford Avenue, C. E. Strite of 3 First Street, Miss Annie Hetzel of East Baltimore Street, Mrs. J. M. Lehman of 16 South Cannon Avenue, and Letitia Allen of 125 West North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Heat and Light Company
J. S. Lauderback
Guilford Avenue
C. E. Strite
First Street
Annie Hetzel
Baltimore Street
J. M. Lehman
South Cannon Avenue
Letitia Allen
West North Street
Dr Caldwell Three Rules for Health and Constipation
Dr Caldwell advocates nature friendly care for constipation and promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming remedy. He warns untreated constipation harms strength and arteries, urging a daily bowel movement and timely use of Syrup Pepsin to feel renewed by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tore Bun Li
Hoffman’s
Smith Furniture
E. Franklin St
Mary Foltz
Harvey Albin
Chewsville
Naberstown
Hone
Community Finance Service, Inc
Grand Building
F. & W. Grand
FOX Movietone
Harry Shank
Julia
Albert Draper
WK. Diehl
George Myers
Elmer Kane Hancock
P. M. Myers
Eugene
Nellie Spickler
George Sweigert
Howard Gaines
John Trumpower
Elmer Snyder
B.O
Acteus
Lever Brothers CO
Cambridge
Mas
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Mary Copley ‘Thaw
Stanford White
Countess de Perigny
Paris
Pittsburgh
Franklin St
Danzer Metal Works, Inc
W. Lee
Harry C. Main
East
Franklin Street
Howard
E. Balto
Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co., Inc
Viking
Lambert-Thomas Motor CO
Qetturtte
Stanley Crandall Company Theatres
Warner Bros
Bill Brew
The
Emperors of Harmony
Four Cavans
Evans and Weaver
Vitaphone
Hal
Josephine Dunn Mae Busch
Asher Edelman
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