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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1933
Page
6
Police last night searched for an unidentified man who grabbed Mrs. Paul Mulleniz at 35 Fairground Avenue in an alley between Broad Way and Wayside Avenue around 8 PM. The suspect was caught by several men as he fled to Wayside but escaped.
Optimism surrounded dairymen as the first day of a rehearing on the Philadelphia milk marketing agreement unfolded. Dr. Frederic C. Howe urged a substitute code drafted by farmers to curb objectionable provisions, with a federal coordinator group proposed to enforce compliance.
International Opera Company of New York will perform two grand opera shows at the Washington Auditorium on Sunday October 1 without an orchestra. The Moller organ, built in Hagerstown, will accompany performances of Cavalleria Rusticana and Aida, with tickets from 25 to 34 cents. Debalta promotes the festival citing a new deal in music and vows a lavish production with 100 artists and full chorus and ballet.
Williamsburg Va Sept 12 The Rev B Barry Plumer past district governor Kiwanis International led the sixth division annual meeting at the College of William and Mary. His topic Our Unfinished Temples contrasted with questions about Kiwanis building temples. Other speakers included Dr Lonsdal Jipper of Portsmouth lieutenant governor and Edwin F Hil district governor.
Jack M. Byers will head the new general bookkeeping department in Hagerstown City Hall, joined by city auditor George E. Slaybaugh. The move centralizes city offices to save costs and improve accessibility, with further consolidations planned, including relocating Water Light and Sewer offices to the first floor and magistrates to the former rest room space.
The Clearspring National Bank will resume business on a 100 per cent basis tomorrow. The conservatorship will be terminated tomorrow and control of the bank’s affairs will be returned to the board of directors.
The film Another Language from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer stars Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery and opens at the Maryland theatre. Edward A. Griffith directs this screen version of Rose Franken’s Broadway play acclaimed by critics and features a strong supporting cast including Louise Glosser Hale John Beal Henry Travers Margaret Hamilton and others. The story focuses on a young couple strained by family interference, a familiar but well rendered tale.
Five comics including Nancy Carroll Harry Green Lillian Roth and Skeets Gallagher headline Henry's show with lively gags and a plot about a Southern woman posing as a cook in a shared house. The piece promises nonstop laughter and misadventure. Fox's Best of Enemies also opens at the Colonial Theatre with Buddy Rogers returning to the screen after a year away.
A fragmentary note praises Joseph Cawiho's stage presence, noting that his performances leave audiences wanting more and suggesting his growing appeal beyond Bisbett.
The giant pretzel created by Schlotterbsch Bros with Moonight Pretzels is drawing interest in Maryland. A display plate sits in the window of the Alhambra opposite the Maryland theater, announcing the event scheduled for Thursday this week.
An overhyped weight loss ad promises a 16 pound loss in 18 days using a supposed Hollywood 18 prescription. The copy targets overweight individuals and urges readers to buy through a local druggist, naming Couffman and Hollenord as points of sale.
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