Maryland Vaudeville Brings Top Funny Acts to Stage
The Maryland showcases a lively Easter season vaudeville bill headlined by Tom Davis and Company with a domestic comedy sketch. Alphoe and Girlie deliver Hawaiian selections, Will Lacey performs on unicycle and violin, while Grit offers an innovative soap bubble act. The Oh Daddy chorus adds glamour as Kilroy Britton standards screen the beauty lineup.
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PEROXIDE BLONDES Who reaches stage prominence percent
Questioning Will Kilroy, producer of Oh Daddy, about what share of young women aspiring to stardom actually achieve prominence. The note hints Kilroy’s insights on the theater ladder.
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Rheumatism Relief Promises from Dreco Trial
Mrs Elizabeth J Fogle of Frederick Maryland declares relief from long standing rheumatic pains after using six bottles of Dreco. She reports improved sleep reduced joint swelling and ongoing recovery while inviting others to try the remedy. Dreco is introduced by D C Aughinbaugh Sons and West End Pharmacy in Hagerstown and sold by all druggists.
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The Balt at Colonial theatre features Hope Hampton
Maurice Tourneur presents The Balt a romantic thrill packed drama at Colonial today and Saturday Hope Hampton stars as the shop girl targeted by a master crook She is framed but rescued and discovers the truth too late Yet the tale ends happily with a thrilling sequence and intrigue plus a closing note on Chinese beliefs about boiled crickets as blood purifiers
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Treat Rheumatism With Salts From Grapes and Lemon
Many cases of rheumatism are blamed on uric acid in the blood. Drink a spoonful of Rad Salts daily for a week to stimulate kidneys and purge impurities. Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is touted as inexpensive and harmless for sufferers.
Norfolk Ship Tennessee Titled Up for Repairs at Yard
The battleship Tennessee was towed from the Atlantic fleet after a main drive electric motor burned out at Norfolk Navy Yard. A film note reports Way Down East by David W. Griffith will debut at Nixon's Academy in Norfolk starting March 30 for four days, with extensive production and costly scenes.
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Pollyanna hailed as Mary Pickford's finest film portrayal
The review lauds Mary Pickford as Pollyanna noting her depth, humor, pathos, and humanity. It praises the film’s emotional pull and claims Pollyanna will linger in memory. Due to audience demand, the picture returns tonight at the Palace Theatre for the last time.
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Mayor Creamer Faces Six Jobs In Berkshire Town
Franc G. Creamer, elected moderator, town clerk, treasurer, selectman, and tax collector, fought to avoid a sixth role as town assessor. W. P. Smith took the job for three years after an appeal. Seventeen of 36 voters cast ballots. 16 women eligible for suffrage did not vote. The town remained dry by a one vote margin. Rival James Bolger fished instead of pursuing office. Washington talks on a chamber project were held in closed session. details to be released later.
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Irving Cummings Stops Being Hero in The Laphead
Irving Cummings, famed screen leading man, stars as a crooked Wall Street broker in The Laphead at the Academy with William H. Crane and Buster Keaton. Previously with Metro, he began under a Lasky nine-picture contract, known for The Round-Up and Every Woman, and earlier teamed with Viola Dana in Some Bride.
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May Build Home for U S Chamber Headquarters
Chicago March 24 The erection of a 2700000 building to house the national headquarters of the United States Chamber of Commerce in the city is announced. The project aims to create a central hub for national business lobbying and advocacy with expected completion in the near future.
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