Maryland Theatre Shows The Beauty Parlor and Potash and Perlmut ter
The Mary land Theatre offers The Beauty Parlor as part of Billy Allen’s bill with gifts tonight for Gift Night and a noon matinee. Potash and Perlmutter features two lovable partners protecting their bookkeeper Doris Andrieff from Russia with wit and a happy ending.
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Potash and Perlmutter to Perform at Maryland Theatre
Abe Potash and Mawruss Perlmutter bring their act to the Maryland Theatre next Monday night February 21. They tour from New York after two seasons at the Cohan Theatre with designer Ruth Goldman and lawyer Feldman aboard. Their act blends cloaks, suits and laughs as top artists join the show.
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Montague Glaes
Saturday Evening Post
Spectacular stage epic links drama and opera on rail line
A lavish advertisement extols a special train on C and PLR Ri with electric service. It touts Jules Jorden Lew Welch and others, a synchronized 40 piece orchestra, and a dramatic score tying the rise and fall of slavery to a sweeping cinematic epic.
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Griffith
War talk and bakery ads fuel Sunday sale mix
Fragmentary notice blends wartime rhetoric with local commerce. An advertisement touts seat sales by Tuesday February 22 and features Smith's Model Bakery offerings for Sunday breakfasts with downtown location at Cen tre and Bedford streets and grocery store availability.
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The Opera Singer's Career in The Nation's Drama
A fragmentary notice outlines an opera singer's rise in a dramatic production titled The Nation. The text hints at a second generation artist and broader stage career, with cross references to Liberty and future continuation on page 10.
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Liberty
Birth of a Nation at Maryland Theatre
D W Griffiths Birth of a Nation opens at the Maryland Theatre for three nights and two matinees starting February 24. The production, cost 500000, employed 18000 people and 3000 horses, and has run in New York for over 600 performances with wide acclai m.
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