Richard Dix Stars in Men and Women at Colonial
Paramount's Men and Women at the Colonial features Richard Dix Claire Adams Nell Hamilton and Robert Edeson in a adaptation of a Ballaco n tale. The drama centers on life’s large temptations with a tense plot device and a dramatic banker’s wife scene promising a strong, unforgettable climax. Also billed are Breaking Warriors and a set of short features at nearby theatres.
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Richard DIX
Paramount
Bcolonial Theatre
Claire Adams
Nell Hamilton
Robert Edeson
David Ballaco
William de Mille Paramount
Hfe
Bank
Hank
Hallinton
Arma
Rex Ineram
Hagerntown
Mae Busch Tops Chaplin Praise in Frivolous Sal at Nixon
Charlie Chaplin called Mae Busch the best on screen after seeing her in Frivolous Sal at the Nixon Theatre. He praised her performance in Foolish Wives and noted her long training from vaudeville to stage. The Australian born actress began in convent schools before entering show business.
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Charlie Chaplin
Nixon
First National
Sal
Mas Busch
Chaplin
Misa Busch
Nole
Eirich von Stroheim
Ming Busch
Australia
Abo
Fosua
Maryland Theatre Presents Women Stars in Stage and Screen Bill
Lasky era stars including Ruth Miller and Loretta King headline at the Maryland with Girls Men Forget and four other big acts. Johnny Walker Patsy Ruth Millar and Allan Hale star in Maryland screenings. A varied vaudeville program features Magical Moments Lock and Ingram Bay Early Hill and more. The Joseph K Watson Musical Comedy Co. comes for a week with scenery and a full company to stage The Real Estetos and The Two Lions.
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Patby
Ruth Miller
Loretta King and Company
Maryland
Abia
Maryland Theatre
United States
Johnny Walker
Patsy Ruth Millar
Sun Allan Hale
Rich & Shea
Loek & Ingram
Bayarly Hille
Carney & Farr
Ciertain
Yoretta King and Co
Siklers
Mary
Zelma
Mrother Eddie
Dad
Maryland Foray
Hagerstown
Joseph K. Watson
Gariefith's Films Push Pendulum of Drama Forward
D W Grimm returns to the screen with Isn't Life Wonderful announcing at Palten Theatre today and tomorrow. The feature shifts from grand spectacle to intimate human emotion, portraying everyday love and workaday life with stark simplicity and vivid setting.
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Palten
Lonorrow
Evening of Fan at Presbyterian Church Folly
An evening of entertainment presented Friday at the Presbyterian church by the Sunday School groups and workers. Roy Danzer served as announcer. acts included The Old Maid’s Nopair Shop and a variety of witty skits. Refreshments followed. advertisement for Vitalic bicycle tires.
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Presbyterian Church
Ann Workera
Tvto Clas Ig
Roy Danzer
Laldeaux
Decrease in Hog Cholera Reported in Maryland
Hog cholera fell by about one third in Maryland in the past year according to Dr. J K Atherton inspector in charge of hog cholera work for the Bureau of Animal Industry He warned against feeding hogs pork and urged proper disposal of bodies of animals dying of cholera Only 14 cases were reported during the year Logall
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Maryland
J. K. Atherton
Bureau of Animal Industry
Atherton
Logall
Major Brown Dies at Fitzelramon Hospital Admission
Major Clark I Brown adjutant at Fitzelramon hospital died after a short illness at age 48. His body will be transported to Washington for burial at Arlington Cemetery on Tuesday.
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Major Brown
Denver
Clark I. Brown
Fitzelramon
Hillary Hopsita
Washington
Burt
Ariington Camatery
Film actress Mary Astor studies between acting duties
Mary Astor, star of Ines From Hollywood, adapts her education to work by using the College Extension course at Columbia University. The Nixon Theatre showing on Wednesday features her as Anna Q Nilsson's younger sister. She studies when free between film shoots, aided by her professor father, proving mail order education suits her schedule. Bicycles are advertised by Hagerstown Cycle Co.
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Mary Astor
Anna Q. Nilsson
Fir “Ines
Hollywood
Nixon Theatre
Columbia University
New York
Sha
Collgega
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