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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1928

Page

8

Isle of Forgotten Women at the Academy of Light

The Stage and Screen notes a Columbia Pictures feature Isle of Forgotten Women a vivid action romance with exotic tropics palm trees moonlight and dancing girls. Conway Tearle stars as Bruce Paine fleeing arrest and protecting his father while Alice Calhoun plays his sweetheart Alice Burroughs in a perilous Pacific island setting with danger from adders fevers and crafty locals.

Academy Tropics Columbia Pictures Isle of Conway Tearle Tearle Bruce Paine Alice Burroughs Alice Calhoun Paine Pacific John Stort

Teddy Bear Girls at Maryland Theatre Next Week

Billy Leights Teddy Bear Girls, led by Nat Bowen and Joe Sterling, open a week at the Maryland Theatre next Monday. Margie Wright, Joe Sterling, Nat Bowes, George and Lillian Sullivan headline a strong musical comedy chorus with new electrical effects and a standout soubrette Babe Knight.

Billy ‘Leights Teddy Bear Girls Maryland Nat Bowen Joe Sterling Kmown Maryland Theatre Margie Wright South Memphis Nat Bowes George Lillian Sullivan Babe Knight

Letter Golf Puzzle Teases Readers With Word Lapses

A reader friendly puzzle from yesterday’s Mail presents letter golf where players swap one letter at a time to change a word. The rules require complete common words for each step, with seven strokes needed to reach the target, par, and a playful nod to water polo.

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Ralph Waldo Emerson joins Gish film in Enemy

The Enemy brings Ralph Forbes and Ralph Emerson to the screen with Lillian Gish in a Metro Goldwyn Mayer drama at the Colonial Theatre. Emerson, a great nephew of the philosopher, plays Bruce, one of Gish’s suitors, in a story set in Austria adapted from Channing Pollock’s stage play.

Lillian Gish Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Colonial Theatre Ralph Waldo Emerson Ralph Emerson Bruce Miss Gish Ralph Forbes Austria Channing Pollock Fred Niblo Ralph Emerson George Fawcett Frank Currier Karl Dane Polly Moran John Peters Billy Kent Schaefer Fritzi Ridgeway

The Dove at the Academy on Monday

Norma Talmadge selects The Dove for her United Artists debut, a Belasco produced play that premiered February 11, 1925 at the Empire Theatre in New York City. Taudith Anderson rose to stardom in the production with Holbrook Blinn also featured.

the Dove Willard Mack Norma Talmadge United Artists Academy David Belasco Empire Theatre New York City Belasco Taudith Anderson Holbrook Blinn Dou

Belasco Roles Highlight Norma Talmadge and Gilbert Roland

The piece notes Norma Talmadge’s third Belasco portrayal following Kiki and The Heart of Verona with Dolores Romero named as a fiery Spanish heroine. Gilbert Roland is described as the on screen Jose Maria while William Harrigan acts as a co star figure with Noah Berg Johnny Powell referenced as well.

Jose Maria Noah Berg Johnny Powell William Harrigan Gilbert Roland Roland Armand Duval Norma Talmadge Camille Belasco Kiki Heart of Verona Dolores Romero Miss Talmadge

Woman leaps to death from hotel window in New York

In New York on May 4 a Chicago woman Rae Plyeshman aged 422 leaped from a twelfth floor window of the Hotel Parliament on upper Broadway and died. Police investigated the fatal incident as a possible suicide with initial inquiries focusing on motive and circumstances surrounding the leap.

New York Rae Plyeshman Chicago Upper Broadway

Woman Leaps From Hotel Window Into Rear Areaway

Workmen at a partly finished building report seeing a woman loiter at a hotel window for about thirty minutes before she climbed onto the sill and jumped into a rear areaway. Police were cited in the account.

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