Broadway Melody at Maryland Theatre Dazzles in Technicolor
The Broadway Melody shines at the Maryland Theatre with a sixty-strong chorus, color sequences, and a Tampa Step by George Cunningham. Anita Page and Bessie Love appear as sisters in a playful sister act, while Charles King plays the male lead. The article notes a drop in beef cattle since 1921 by 9,000,000 and a horse decline of 7,000,000 over 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Maryland Theatre
Charles King
Anita Page
Bessie Love
New York
The Iron Mask Continues Three Musketeers Adventures
Douglas Fairbanks returns as D Artagnan in The Iron Mask a two part United Artists film depicting the musketeers during Louis XIV and Louis XV eras. He battles conspirators restores the king and dies with honor. Athos Porthos and Aramis are played by Leon Bary Stanley J. Sanford and Gino Corrado.
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United Artists
Academy
Douglas Fairbanks
D'Artagnan
Alexander Dumas
France
Athos
Porthos
Aramsi
Louis XIV
Louis Viv
D’artagnan
Louis
Marechal of
Dumas
Atantis
Leon Bary
Stanley J. Sandford
Gino Corrado
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
An advertisement promotes Baalmann's Gas Tablets to relieve stomach gas and its effects. It claims emptying of the gnawing pit sensation, alleviation of anxious feelings and heart palpitations, improved postmeal wakefulness, and restored circulation. The genuine yellow package costs $1 from O. G. Aughinbaugh & Son.
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Baalmann
Aughinbaugh
Sony
Dr. Carter
Carter
Mapleville Letter May 11 visitors and school notes
May 11 entry lists visitors from Victor Koontz to Rev Spitzer and others from Baltimore Hagerstown Frederick and Beaver Creek. School attendance for April notes regulars and absentees in principal and primary rooms. Garden flood damage reported. dinner hosted by C Ned Keadle with Mae Doyle Reno Eldridge and others.
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Mapleville
J. B. Fahrney
Victor Koontz
Ella
Wayjinesboro
Malcolm Long
David
Danny
Katherine
Baltimore
Newton Long
Jrr
Kate Fahrney
Lora
Spitzer
Hagerstown
Mary Linton
C. H. Fahrney
Samuel Kaylor
Beaver Creek
Robert Markley
Mary D. Strause
Charles Shoop
Markley
Jarrettsville
R. E. Cross
Frederick
Clara Baldwin
San Mar
Stanley Hoffman
Roger Hoff
Mitchell Dill
Geraldine Kennedy
Glendora Cunningham
Elizabeth Cline
Arvine Green
Athene Glenn
Hilda Houpt
Genevieve Cunningham
Jane Reeder
Violet Dill
Miss Stouffer
Russell Houpt
Junior Cline
Naomi Kephart
Marguerite Beard
Erma Smith
Mae Doyle
Westminster
Reno Eldridge
Louise
Frank Routzahn
Myersville
Helen Keadle
C. Ned Keadle
Letter Golf Puzzle Teases Readers With Word Changes
Haste makes waste and hurry in letter golf as readers learn rules for changing one letter at a time to form complete common words. The answer from last issue moves from OWLS to BIDS through AWLS AILS AIDS BIDS.
Vinol Ad Claims Sleep, Pep and Weight Gain
Earl Dunlap touts Vinol a cod liver peptide iron tonic that keeps him working long hours and up late with a five pound weight gain. The ad promises pep better sleep and appetite for nervous and tired people, noting first bottle may add pounds in children or adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dunlap
Vinci
Cauttman and Co
Adv
Sunday Evening Visits Noted Around Local Families
Mr and Mrs John Jevin visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Long and family Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Blaine Irvin and daughter, Mr Joseph Long and daughters Grace and Lelia and Helen Simmons, Mr D A Bloyer and Geo Hose were callers with Mr and Mrs John Irvin, Mrs Luther Rubeck, Zwingline, Lanathan and John Secrist with Mr Raymond Splier on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Kershner and son Robert of Hagerstown spent the weekend with Mrs Edna Kershner and Miss Rachel Forsythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jevin
Joseph Long
Blaine Irvin
Grace
Lelia
Helen Simmons
D. A. Bloyer
Geo. Hose
John Irvin
Luther Rubeck
Zwingline
Lanathan
John Secrist
Raymond Sployer
Fred Kershner
Robert
Hagerstown
Edna Kershner
Mise Rachel Forsythe
Souvenir Hunters Photograph Stars at Lake Tahoe
Emil Jannings Esther Ralston and Gary Cooper signed 500 menu cards 499 other cards and 385 albums during the location trip for Be trayal at Lake Tahoe California. They were photographed by 280 cameras as the making of the Paramount picture proceeds at the Colonial. The holiday crowd gathered to collect autographs and photos in a rare multimedia signing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Jannings
Esther Ralston
Gary Cooper
Kodaks
California
Sierras
Paramount Picture
Colonial
Lake Tahoe
Take Tahoe
Willard Mack Stars in His First All Talking Film
Willard Mack writes and directs The Voice of the City and stars as a detective. The Colonial Theatre screens the film on Thursday, presenting Mack as a leading figure in this first all talking picture from his own script and direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Mack
Voice of the City
Colonial Theatre
Voice of the City melodrama at Sing Sing prison escape
The fast moving melodrama The Voice of the City unfolds over twenty four hours and centers on a prison escape from Sing Sing and the ensuing manhunt. Robert Ames stars as the juvenile lead with Sylvia Fields as his sweetheart while Willard Mack portrays the detective Biff. Mare is noted as the origin of the month name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ames
Sylviae Fields
Willard Mack
Biff
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Jacobson’s Furniture Store
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Franklin Street
Mowen
Sangamo
S. Jon. St
Marvel
Metro- Goldwyn- Mayer
Matinee
Dorcel
Harry Beaumont
Newman
India
Albert Hirsth
Youngstown, Ohio
Mapleville Letter
Smith Smart
Dairy “Nol
Harry A. Main
East
R. M. Hays & Bros
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Willow Lane
Thurs
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Sparks Circus
Rexall
Ehicha Hk
Wyurbon Remedy CO
Bac B
Lexington
E. W Miller
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Musey & Evans
Hagerstown Tire Co
North Potomate
Mare
Anheuser-Busch
Palace
Academy Today
United Artists Picture
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