Girls ON PROBATION, released in 1938, was already Ronald Reagan's tenth film in a Hollywood
acting career beginning only the previous year.  Reagan played a district attorney who befriends, and
then becomes engaged to a young girl who is first innocently led into trouble with the law by a
criminally-inclined girlfriend, then blackmailed by her.  The Lyric was one of three movie houses
operating in Shenandoah's heyday. The Lyric Building later was the location of  Paskey's Restaurant.