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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1916

Page

5

Battle Cry of Peace at Liberty Theatre Praises From Noted Editors

Enthusiastic praise from New York critics and public figures accompanies the showing of The Battle Cry of Peace at Liberty Theatre. Major endorsements cite the film as a landmark motion picture with strong antiwar messages. The piece includes quotes from prominent editors and officials urging preparedness and trained troops.

Goldsborough Ares Liberty Theatre Toon Goldshbor Maryland New York Henry Meltzer the Yard Heywood New York Tribune Louis V. Foe New York World Charles Richmond John Logan New York Herald Alexander Walcott Rennold Wolf New York Morning Telegraph Charles Darnton Evening World Gilbert Welch New York Evening Telegram Frank Cope New York Journal of Commerce Burns Mantle New York Evening Mail New York Evening Sun New York Evening Fest Vitagraph Theatre Louis Sherwin New York Evening Globe Leonard Wood Admiral Dewey

Belgian Magician Servais LeRoy Headlines Maryland Theatre Tour

Servais LeRoy the Belgian illusionist from LoRKov and his associates Talma and Bosco arrive at the Maryland Theatre for a Friday program. The act draws large crowds amid praise for its novelty and Orient-inspired feats as tour dates and new performers are announced for the season. Seats go on sale at 9 am Wednesday via the C and P R R ticket office.

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The Birth of a Nation and Other Plays Showcased at Maryland

The Birth of a Nation comes to Maryland on February 24 and 25 with Nuf Cea. Barbara Frietchie is shown today at the Maryland theater. William Faversham appears in One Million Dollars on Thursday as seats go on sale. The Abernara Company and troupe transport special equipment for The Bohemian Girl two day engagement described as among the season’s largest company efforts. The Bohemian Girl will be presented soon with single performances highlighted.

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Cumberland Theatre to Stay Open Through Next Week

Cumberland's popular theatre will remain open all next week pleasing patrons. Advertisement notes continued showings and renewed entertainment options for local audiences.

Pany The Maryland Cumberland

International Correspondence Schools advertisement summary

The advertisement highlights International Correspondence Schools of Scranton Pennsylvania claiming an average of over 18 000 lessons taught weekly. It notes more than 11 000 inspirational letters and 3 000 special letters of instruction weekly. It also states over 100 000 I C S students have been awarded diplomas.

International Correspondence Schools Scranton

Goatee Mystery Stirs The Shave Debate

A quirky discussion centers on why a man shaves all facial hair except a goatee leaving friends puzzled. The odd grooming choice prompts jokes and opinions about style and identity.

The Broken Law at Grande Theatre

William Farnum stars as Daniel Esmond in The Broken Law a drama of gypsy tribes and a betrayed family. A ring reveals a hidden sister Ursula a profligate Lord Duncan and a vow of vengeance drive the plot through twists and trials as Esmond seeks justice before the end. Tomorrow's show is five and ten cents.

Grande Theatre William Farnum Daniel Esmond Eemond Daniel Msmond Nother Ursula Gorkiko Urusla Duncan Gaspar Esmond Pate

Rural Credits Bill Cuts Savings Dept, Board Size

Washington report states the Rural Credits Bill loses savings departments for land mortgage banks and trims the farm loan board from five to three members. Salaries drop from 12 000 to 10 000 dollars per year. The measure is expected to be reported to Senate and House soon.

Washington House Banking Committee Farm Loan Board Senate House

Automobile Club of Maryland opens applications

The Automobile Club of Maryland announces its call for applications with materials available at the press office.

The Automobile Club of

Talks With Screen Struck Girls about entry into film

The speaker urges optimism yet warns aspiring actresses about a real struggle to break into motion pictures. He notes false hopes from sensational stories and well meaning friends, stressing hard work, grit, and patience as the path to success.

Mundelein Installed as Chicago Archbishop in Holy Name Cathedral

In Chicago the Most Rev Geose W Mundelein was installed as archbishop of the metropolitan see at the Cathedral of the Holy Name before high church dignitaries and nearly all clergy. The ceremony began with a papal bulls reading and homage to the new archbishop, overseen by Rev John Bongano.

Chicago Geose W. Mundelein Brooklyn Quigley Mundelein Mer Fitz4 Simmons John Bongano United States

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