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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
10
The Stage and Screen notes a riotous screening at the Nizon Theatre where Harold Lloyd, popular as ever, delivers a sparklingly freewheeling comedy in Hot Water. Viewers laughed uncontrollably at his originality and unpredictability, praised as the standout in his career.
The Elinor Glyn tale stars John Gilbert as a romantic Russian Prince with Allen Pringle as the heroine’s companion. King Vidor directs the Mestrooldwyn production now showing at the Colonial, with Emily Fitzroy and Dale Fuller among the cast.
Bertram Grassky Captain Wilfred Gough David Mir and Mario Carillo appear in a Maryland program featuring Ris Hour a Metro Goldwyn picture presented by Louie B Mayer. The usual Friday night 30.00 cash prize amateur contest and a large program with local acts and Blue and Gray orchestra of Haeratown promise a lively frolic for all.
Biographical sketch of Dr Ray V Pieroe, originator of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription for women, detailing his move from Western Pennsylvania to Buffalo New York, the Invalids' Hotel, and the worldwide dissemination of his home remedies through druggists. It notes the Discovery's sales, medicinal claims, and a trial package offer.
The Maryland program showcases a Rubetown Romo Company three standard acts and an excellent vaudeville bit led by five performers in singing, dancing, and comedy. Eugene Emmett the Irish tenor is featured with his family. A feature picture The Fire Patrol stars Anna Q Nilsson and Pat O’Malley. Ray Miller and the Maryland Concert Orchestra continue to delight patrons.
Four youths from Smithsburg were released on bond yesterday pending trial at the current court term. Named are Boyd Smith, Richard Ferguson, Keller Lewis, and Jodson Prior. They allegedly attempted to destroy Keller J. Board’s horn near Smithsburg.
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