The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-25
Tttr DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD. OCT. IS, 1921.
Brief Local News


Mr.. j. Arnold Tschantre, of Bal
timore, is spending a few days in
this city
Mr.. Leon Tschantre, has returned
home after having spent a few days
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Earl Bennett, left on the boat
last night Cor Baltimore, to spend a
short time
Nj. and Mrs. Clinton Gladding and
littl" son. Harry, have returned
from q trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. Thos. Lynch Coll, who has
been spending several days in
Philadelphia, has returned to her
hoH}" in this city.
Nj. and Mrs. y. \. Cook and Mrs.
q. Winnie Bradshaw, motored to
Philadelphia Sunday to spend a few
days.
Miss Elizabeth Wright. of East
New Market, is visiting Miss Hattie
Wright. al her home on Vue dc
t.'Eau street, this city.
Dr. r. f. Barnes, of the Maryland
Tuberculosis Association, arrived in
Cambridge this morning to address
the meeting at the Parish House this
evening.
Rev. James Macleod, Mrs. W. T.
Richardson and Mrs. Emma Wheat
Icy, left today for Baltimore where
they will attend the Baptist State
Association.
Miss Mary COrinne Jones, was d
passenger on the Emma Giles today
10! Baltimore, where she has gone
aI = delegate to the BaptiSt State
Association.
There will be Il meeting of the
.i.Esh2nts Association this evening
at SIS o'clock, in the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms. in the Peoples
Bank Building.
Mrs. Edward L. BrambIe. is
spending several days with her son
ana 0aughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Henry Bramle, at their home in
Wilmington. Del.
Don't fail to attend the public
meeting at the Parish House, this
-yening at 8 o'clock in the interest
CT the local tuberculosis work.
Everybody invited.
Judging rom the way in which
some people are dressed up within
the past few days there has evident
L. been a fire sale" of mems cloth
ing, although we have no record of
having advertised such a sale.
Tho numerous friends of Miss |
Fannie MAJ shall, who was operated |
upon at the Cambridge Maryland !
Hospital about five weeks ago, will |
be glad to learn that she has suf |
ticiently recovered to return to her |
home on Academy street.
The Dorchester League Of Women i
Voters extend a cordial invitation to |
all citizens to attend the meeting |
which Will be held on Wednesday af-
ternoon at three o'clock, at Parish |
House of Christ Church. The meet.
ing will be addressed by Mr.. James
r. Noble and Miss Lid Lee Tall |
Admission free. Refreshments will |
be served.
The Revenge of Tarzan is frank |
ly sensational. But so bizarre and |
different is the theme upon which ii |
is built, that the picture is lifted !
high above the ordinary melodrama. |
Lions. tigers, leopards, elephants. |
apes, chimpanzes, orangoutang and |
numberless small animals are seen |
throughout the film in their native |
haunts The famous Joe Martin. |
most intelligent ape in the world. |
Fl gures largely in the action. To |
night is your last chance to see this |
big masterpiece at the Grand Opera |
House. |
Elsie Ferguson, beautiful Para |
mount star, scored decided hit in |
her latest dramatic feature picture, !
'"Footlights." at the J Cambridge
Theatre last night. Miss Ferguson
is seen as an actress in the picture |
who. to advance in her profession. |!
sinks her identity for several years |
and impersonates a Russian stage
celebrity. But ambition gives waXsl
when love enters her heart, and shell
finds contentment after a highly dra |
matte wooiDg.
Miss Ferguson is as usual, excel |
lent in her portrayal Of two distinct |
roles. She is excellently supported
by Reginald Denny, leading man, |
Marc MacDermott, Octavia Hand |
worth and others. The story was
written by Rita Weiman and John S.
Robertson was director. The pic !
ture created a highly favorable i'm
preston. "Footlights'' will again be
shown at and 8 tonight. All seats |
for the -Four Horsemen of the Apo
calypso are reserved and are on |
sale at Cambridge Theatre Box Office.
Owing to the length of this massive
production only one performance
will be given afternoon and evening |
at and P. NJ.
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