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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
10
The Stage And Screen reviews Syncopation a Radio picture now playing at the Maryland Theatre. The film blends jazz and opera styled numbers with a story of a Broadway couple separated by ambition and reunited by love. Producers aimed for a musical extravaganza with plot and music to resemble a Broadway operetta.
Karl Dane and George K Arthur star in China Bound a Metro Goldwyn Mayer comedy opening at Colonial Theatre. Josephine Dunn leads with Dane and Arthur alongside Polly Moran in a tale of racing rickshaws and Celestials.
Irvin C. Hamilton of Frostburg re-elected president of the Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor at the convention final session. Resolutions condemned the Volstead Act and Jones law and endorsed a six day week for Washington barbers. Frank J. Goleman named secretary, J. E. Toole treasurer. 1939 convention set for Salisbury Maryland.
Bert Lytell returns as the Lone Wolf in The Lone Wolf’s Daughter a Louis Joseph Vance mystery drama opening today. The plot follows two international crooks pursued by law and features art auctions country estates and a new crime detection twist through television as the crime caper unfolds.
A kerosene can explosion Monday noon near York Springs fatally burned a girl named Raye Miriam Barnhill, daughter of Chauncey and Mrs. Barnhill of Latimore township. The incident occurred as she attempted to start a fire by pouring coal oil into a kitchen stove.
In York Springs a young girl died from severe burns she sustained earlier. She was 11 years old. Meanwhile Rotary officials prepare to attend the Rotary International convention in Dallas. President L Vinton Hershey and President-elect Thomas L Smith of the Hagerstown club will travel Friday to represent their organization.
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