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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1928

Page

2

Honeymoon Limited opens at Maryland Theatre with strong cast

Harvey D. Orr's Honeymoon Limited company brings a stage and screen style musical comedy to Maryland Theatre for a week starting Monday matinee. Star lineup includes Charles Dome Williams Chuck Morrison Alyea Turner Jack Kelly Henry, Elizabeth Wiley billed as 130 Pounds of pep. Chorus features young pretty performers. The show promises two complete, well staged plays with special scenery and electrical effects.

Harvey D. Orr Honeymoon Limited” Company Maryland Theatre Edna ‘Miller Elizabeth Wiley Cialties

Bell's Hawaiian Revue Delights Colonial Theatre Crowd

Bell's Hawaiian Revue returned at the Colonial Theatre with A Trip to Honolulu. Baby Bobby drew handling applause with song and dance and the Black Bottom specialty while Pete Davidson performed steel guitar numbers. Bell, Honolulu's famed entertainer, led a program marked by novelties and vocal acts from a trio and quartet.

Bell Honolulu Colonial Theatre Mr. Bell Baby Bobby Pete Davison

Monte Blue Predicts Air Vagabonding

Monte Blue star of Across the Atlantic predicts flying ships will replace railroads steamships and roads as the modern wanderer’s vehicle. He recalls his own youth of travel and says the airplane will soon carry the restless to distant corners of the earth. The Warner Bros film comes to the Academy Monday.

Monte Blue Atlantic Warner ‘Bros Academy Blue

Barthelmess Shines In The Noose At The Academy

Richard Barthelmess stars as Nickie Elkins in The Noose a dramatic vehicle praised for its dramatic situations and strong cast from First National. Joan Crawford displays notable costumes as she headlines alongside Ramon Novarro in Across to Singapore at Colonial Theatre. Ralph Forbes comments on appealing to the American audience as Under the Black Eagle plays at the Colon tai Theatre.

Richard ‘Barthelmess Academy Barthelmess First National Pictures Richard Barthelmess Nickie Elkins Franie Joan Crawford Ramon Novarro Singapore Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Colonial Theatre Ralph Forbes Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Colontai Theatre

Pageant Committee Named for July Chamber Event

C of C selects Walter Baker Alan Bachrach and Harry Boyle as general committee for Fourth of July celebration linked to the opening of Kreider Reisner Aircraft field on Middleburg Pike. Baker leads the day program Bachrach arranges events Boyle chairs guest entertainment. a 25 000 crowd is expected with stunt flying and christening of the Challenger plane.

Alan J. Bachrach Harry S. Boyle Chamber of Commerce Roy A. Leiter Baker Bachrach Boyle Kreider-Reisner Middleburg Pike American Legion

Sunday Visitors and Local Visits In Boonsboro Area

Sunday visitors included Edna Metz with Dren Mervin and Catherine plus families. J A Menninger built a new garage on his farm. Mrs Samuel Daywall stayed with her daughter Mrs Raymond Baker.

Dren Mervin Catherine Edna Metz Fred Cline J. A. Menninger Samuel Daywall Raymond Baker Carl Moats Lena Rayetta Dorothy William Notley Showe Hagerstown Willard Moats William Moats Earl Moate Walter Bloom Hangerstown Albert Raymond Baker L “Ag Theodore Wolford Funkstown Martin Ausher

Downsville Community Notes Highlight Local Meetings

Rev Frick spoke on Mothers to a good audience. Reverends Frick and Henry's Washington address drew attendees in Sharpsburg. Reports from Lucilla Ridenour on the Young People's Conference. Bible School growth. Women’s Missionary Society met to discuss the Negro issue. Steering Board business conducted at Daugherty home with local leaders present. Isaac Walton League prepping for season with ready equipment. Local families visited, teachers scored tests, and residents extended weekend gatherings. Helen Downey recovering from measles. various visits and social rounds noted around Hagerstown and Sharpsburg.

Downsville Rev Frick Henry Washington, D. C Sharpsburg Brown C. Long Isas¢ Long Marvin John Miller Sadie Shank Edward Elmer Highbarger Blanch Harry Lucilla Ridenour Hagerstown Bible Women's Missionary Society B. FP. Daugherty L. Downey C. A. Frick Annie MaCoy Preston Martin Raymond Baker Beulah Cline Letha Waffensmith Ira Marshall James Kesselring Workers’ Conference and B. F. Daugherty George Weaver Sallie Shank Edward Baker Mra Sylvester Marshall Effie Mamie Long Emory Flock Isaac Walton Edgar Vaunita Omer Ellis Thurman Roscoe Betty Jane Charles Bowere Ambrose Fox Fred D. Witt Newark N. J Elizabeth Ludwig Virginia Avenue Women’s Club Martha Davis George Reid Sarah Jane James Marcella Glenn Laura Whitman Nevin Barr Russel Melott George Burgan Henry Burgan Katie Bitner Lydia Davis Helen Flook Washington, D.C Fred Cline T. J. Jacoba Frank Reed Pearl Metz John Waffensmith Ryo Harry Kelser Helen Downey Edward Cornell Margaret Elizabeth Roy Stout Harry Domer

Letter Golf ONE FOR WIVES COOK AT HOME

A compact item hints at a simple home cooking solution tied to a Monday paper. The note frames a puzzle style tip about golf and cooking, inviting readers to check the issue for the answer and linking a light feature to domestic tips. The reference to Paris suggests a playful angle or setting.

Letter Golf Puzzle and Local Social Notes

The piece outlines a sample of letter golf rules and presents a solution SLIP SLID SAID SAIL FAIL. It also lists numerous social calls from Hagerstown area residents including Edward Ainsley and families visiting friends and relatives around Antietam, Funkstown, Williamsport, and Hagerstown, noting hospital stays for Ralph Hornbaker after a gunshot wound.

Edward Ainsley Hagerstown Clayton Weaver Kaedysville Homer Cavanaugh Laura Mason Cleona Baker Sylvester Marshall Lloyd Lottie Cline Ira Myrtle Thelma Marshall Martin Robert Starliper Halfway Thurman ‘Baker Alvey Annie McCoy Ralph Hornbaker Washington County Hospital Samuel Hornbaker Carl Hughes

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