Henry's Theatre Celebrates Third Anniversary
Henry's Theatre marks its third anniversary from March 5, showcasing Carolina the Fox film of The House of Connelly with stars Janet Gaynor Lionel Barrymore and Robert Young. The program highlights Rainbow Over Broadway Sleepers East Devil Tiger I Believed In You David Harum The Fox Follies of 1934 Bottoms On and George White Scandals plus more.
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Henry's Theatre
Carolina
Fox
House of Connelly
Janet Gaymor
Lionel Barrymore
Robert Young
Henry Weinberg
Weinberg
Busin Mess
Hagerstown
Frm
Miller and Weinberg
Alhough
Henry's
Mr. Weinberg
Henry’s Theatre
Sterling Pictures
Broadway
John Boles
Rose- Mary Ames
David Harum
Will Rogers
A Baby For You Promised By Home Method
A persuasive plea invites readers denied fertility to write to Mrs. Mildred Owens in Kansas City Missouri for a home method credited with helping her after 15 years of denial. Several others report positive results and seek hopeful letters.
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Coates House
Kansas City
Mothers In Law Honored As Amarillo Holds Day of Respect
Amarillo observes Mother-in-Law Day with flowers and honors as husbands greet their mothers-in-law. Sweet peas flood florists, main street roped off for parades and a theater show planned with a beauty contest for mothers-in-law.
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Amarillo
Tex
Court approves reorganization plan for Central Trust step
Frederick Maryland March 5 court approved the re organization of the defunct Central Trust Company of Maryland into the Western Maryland Trust Company and four independent State banks to be located in Frederick Poolesville Sykesville Walkersville and Middletown. The plan sets capitals of 160000 for the trust company and 50000 for each state bank with surpluses of 20000 and 10000 respectively.
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Middletown
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Arthur D. Willard
John J. Ghingher
Old Institution
Stuart S. Stanney
Ghingher
Central Trust Company
Urner
H. E. Meeks
Freight Cars Derail Near Mt Airy Injures No One
Three loaded freight cars of an eastbound Baltimore and Ohio train left the tracks near Mt Airy Maryland causing damage to merchandise. The derailment blocked two main line tracks for about two hours. No one was hurt.
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MT. Airy
Baltimore and Ohio
Star of Picture at Colonial Country Seeks Freedom From Resort Keeper
The article notes a star sold into virtual slavery by her lover appears in a Colonial country film. Her escape on a boat to Mandalay drives much of the plot and showcases tense pursuit. It also mentions an acting career moment tied to an onstage stomach ache and a debut after another actor was taken ill. It adds a biographical tidbit that Helen Hayes once wanted to become a nun.
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Country
Mandalay
Mandalay Thrilling Adventure Romantic Tale At Maryland Theatre
A First National feature Mandalay arrives at the Maryland Theatre presenting a story set in Burma with a white protagonist, a fortune seeking soldier, and a Russian exile. The film centers on adventure and romance amid Oriental scenery and controversial depictions.
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Maryland Theatre
Mandalay
Orient
Burma
Trafic
Hollywood title ruling settles Follies ownership
In Hollywood the Fox company holds the word Follies for motion picture titles. Warner Brothers withdrew its Fashion Follies of 1934 after a ruling by the title registration committee led by Will Hays. Also notes Cleo Cleopatra miss and Fox contracts for 25 girls and 10 boys in one day.
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Hollywood
Cal
Fox
Is This Too Good For Your Cough
Creomulsion offers seven major helps in one for quick relief and safety. Mild coughs may yield to lesser remedies, but people seek Creomulsion for any cough that starts. It costs a bit more than a single remedy, but the druggist’s guarantee means a refund if it fails to relieve.
Linwood Clark Declares Senate Candidacy in Maryland
Former Representative Linwood L. Clark announces his bid for the Republican Senate nomination in Maryland as Joseph I. France leaves the race. Clark, who served one term after 1928 election, mails letters to party leaders including Galen L. Tait and county chairmen about his candidacy and notes a 1932 effort where he outpolled the eventual nominee.
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Baltimore
Linwood L. Clark
United States
Joseph I. France
Clark
Galen L. Tait
Republican State Central Committee
Wallace Williams
Cecil County
Williams
Political Ticket Forms Amid Gubernatorial Race Rumor
Yesterday Clark followers anticipated a Republican primary ticket led by Harry W Nice who filed for the gubernatorial nomination. Dr France would be Webster Smiths running mate with Smith seeking the governorship and Clark expected to join Nice.
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Clark
Harry W. Nice
Dr. France
H. Webster Smith
Mr. Nice
Quick Relief Patent Remedy for High Blood Pressure Ad
Advertisement offers a postpaid trial of a $1 treatment for high blood pressure symptoms. Claims quick relief and restored sleep, with a money back like policy if not improved. Mentions Dr. Hayes Association and an address in Kansas.
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Dr. Hayes
Coates
Kansas
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