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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1914

Page

5

Jones Bros and Wilsons Trained Wild Animal Circus

Amusements headline the show this afternoon and evening. Jones Bros and Wilson present wild animal acts interwoven with European circus novelties and strong horse, pony, dog, and monkey acts. The program emphasizes clean wholesome fun and genuine humor through clowns and satirical impersonations. The act is praised as unmatched in the region for its high standard and variety.

Jones Res Wilson Wild Animal Circus Jones Bros

Excuse Me at Maryland Theatre Promises Lively Road Comedy

Rupert Hughes's Excuse Me staged by S. T. King to run Wednesday at the Maryland Theatre with matinee and night shows. The farce unfolds in a Pullman car from Chicago to Reno over four days of travel trimmed to two and a half hours of entertainment. Seats Monday nearly 400, lower floor $1.00, matinee 75 cents. special on C. and P. R. R. Also notes actor Hamilton Dean’s pipe collection and The Philadelphia Co. appearance on May 4 with vaudeville and picture programs including Richard the Wizard and other acts at the Maryland Theatre.

Rupert Hughes S. T. King Maryland Theatre Chicago Reno Hamilton Dean Philadelphia Co Richard the Wizard Pathet

Obedience Foundation of Trained Wild Beasts

The article discusses obedience as essential to training wild animals for performances. It recounts trainer Herr Ernest Albers risking injury and weeks in hospital after an animal attack amid strict rules against using sick animals. It notes the constant danger and need to watch multiple lions in close proximity.

Herr Ernest Albers Herr Albers

Merchant of Venice reviewed by Maryland stock group

The Maryland stock company offered a flawed yet ambitious Merchant of Venice with Kirk Brown as Shylock delivering a standout performance. Marguerite Fields Portia William Blake and J Harrison Taylor also starred while Adele Blood plans to join a Toronto company this summer and Douglas J Wood will be her lead. Everywoman remains in Greater New York with the same cast.

Maryland Forrest Booth Soethern Marlowe Faversham Mantell Venice Kirk Brown Shylock Marguerite Fields Portia Wm. E. Blake J. Harrison Taylor Adele Blood Toronto Canada Douglas J.wood

Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus to Visit Cumberland City May 9

The text announces the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus arriving in Cumberland on Saturday May 9. It emphasizes a large display of wild animals and notes the ruler must rely on subjects’ temper and fortune for a successful event.

Cumberland

Plays And Players New York Week of Theater Endings

New York theater activity slows as Frances Starr leaves the Bersco Theatre and Cynal Maude closes his run at Wallacks Theatre. Sam continues at the New Amsterdam while The Beauty Shop and Omar the Tentmaker draw crowds.

New York Frances Starr Bersco Theatre Sam New Amsterdam Theatre New York Theatre Omar Khayyam

Promoted engineer J B Myers leads Baltimore and Ohio maintenance

J B Myers recently promoted to district engineer of maintenance of way for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, overseeing the main line between Philadelphia and Parkersburg. Born August 4, 1879 in Frewsburg New York, he trained at Allegheny College and joined B and O in 1901, rising through roles in Pittsburg Cumberland and Shenandoah divisions before his latest promotion.

J. B. Myers Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Philadelphia Parkersburg Frewsburg New York Allegheny College Meadville Pittsburg Cumberland Shenandoah Winchester Myers

Paris headlines mark election eve and budget moves

Paris reports the general parliamentary election set for tomorrow and a contested appropriation bill funding France’s participation in the Panama Pacific Exposition. Premier Doumergue aims to push the measure quickly as Fort Lawton notes budgeting and reform taxation to be handled by the new cabinet. Also tomorrow, a court martial for Captain J H Griffiths of Seattle’s disbursing department follows a 39000 shortfall.

Paris San Francisco Chamber of Deputies Doumergue Fort Lawton J. H. Griffiths Quartermaster’s Department Seattle Ramsay D. Potts Vancouver Barracks Griffith

Secrets of Sex Matters by Winfield Scott Hall

An advertising notice for a sex education book by Winfield Scott Hall offering plain truths about sex, marriage, motherhood, and related social issues. It cites endorsements from major newspapers and promotes purchase for $1 plus 10 cents postage, published by Miami Publishing Company, Payton, Ohio.

Hood Priceles Winfield Scott Hall Leipz G Chicago Tribune Phladelpha Press Standard Book of Knowledge Phladelphia Ledger New York World Miami Publishing Company Payton, Ohio

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Jerry Hart Porter Greater New York Cynal Maude Wallacks Theatre Mr. Maude Raymond Hitchcock Astor Theatre Clyde Filth Winthrop Ames The Little Theatre Miss George Guy Bates Post Omar the Tentmaker Manhattan Opera William A. Brady Edward Peple H. H. Frazee Longacre Forty-fourth Street Theatre 89Th Street Theatre Oliver Morosco J. Hartley Manner Peg O Court Theatre Hudson Theatre Harvey O'Higgins Harriet Ford Garrick Theatre Oxford F. Farley Cook World's Christian Endeavor Union Liberty Theatre Ap24 Yanzer’s Liberty Street George W. Grose Marble and Monument Works N. Centre St der Cumberland, Md Hyndman Lily Automobile Insurance Thorn Ramee Diab Emery Viand
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