Maryland Theatre presents old favorites at Champlin show
Champlin company stages Under Cover and It Pays to Advertise at the Maryland tonight with a plot involving Deputy Customs Inspector Taylor exposing graft while detaining Denby who offers 20000 dollars to gain release. The booklet also touts other high class plays through the week and box office tickets.
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Roi Cooper
Pire
Champlin
Maryland
Taylor
Paris
Denby
Harrington
Vaughn
Ethel Cartwright
Amy
Famous English Actor Knight Celebrates 63rd Birthday
Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson, renowned English actor and knight, marked his 63rd birthday during a farewell American tour that includes Duluth. He declined public notices of greetings, reflecting on a forty-year stage career, his American debut in 1885, and plans final appearances through April 24 in Harvard’s Sanders Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Duluth
Minn
Johnston Forbes-Robertson
America
Johnston
Actor-Knight
Forbes-Robertson
Old Princess Theatre
Ndon
Chastelard
London Royal Academy
Mary Anderson
San
Isco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Sanders
Harvard University
Shakespeare
Australia
Ceft
Forbes Robertson
Gilbert and Bray Team on Paramount Pictures Fantasy Art
Mr. Gilbert and J. R. Bray join forces to create real figures in beautiful fantasies for the Paramount Picture Corporation opening a new field in filmdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gilbert
J. R. Bray
Paramount Picture Corporation
The Girl and the Game Chapter Three at Victoria Theatre
The Victoria Theatre screens Chapter Three The Girl and the Game from Signal Film Corp and Frank H Spearman showing Helen Holmes in risky railroad life adventures. The episode features her as a resourceful, fatherless heroine with inheritance and home, fighting to the end. An English stage star also appears in a Paramount film at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Film Corporation
Frank H. Spearman
Victoria Theatre
Helen Holmes
Helen
Bond Congress at Richmond Discusses Good Roads
The South Atlantic Road Congress opened in Richmond Virginia with experts to discuss all aspects of the good roads problem. Delegates attend from Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
South Atlantic Road Congress
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Eklovida
Virginia
Settlement on WIFT Divests Dunlop Will
The late David Dunlop of Petersburg Virginia, a tobacconist and turfman, left most of his estate to his two sons after a prior settlement with his wife Nena Davis Dunlop waiving dower rights. A commissioner was named for Mrs Dunlop, and a life bequest of $5000 annually goes to nurse Miss Anna Chamblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dunlop
Petersburg
Dunlop
Nena Davis
Baltimore
Anna B. Chamblin
Rinemont
John and
University of Virginia
Barbers Refuse Fee. State Board Aims to Collect
Barbers in several counties resist a $5 registration fee set by the 1904 act. C Henry Bischoff, head of the State Board, says non payers will be compelled to pay and face extra costs. He notes most barbers have paid, and the Court of Appeals has ruled payment required, with potential litigation avoided by enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somore
C. Henry Bischoff
Baltimore
Bischoff
Antil
Court of Appeals
Indians Rights Case Over Three Mile Rapids Fishing
United States seeks to determine if Sam Williams and the Yakima nation have rights to fish at the head of Three Mile rapids on the Columbia river. Seufert Brothers claim exclusive rights to the site in a federal court trial in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
United States
Seufert Brothers Company
Goverment
Sam Williams
Yakima Nation
Seufert Brothers
Columbia River
Seaferts
Spence Estate Valued at 1.63 Million in Baltimore
The late William Wallace Spence's personal estate is valued at 1,628,010.93 with bonds and stocks totaling about 1,566,870.50. Bank money accounts reach 55,010.43 and the remainder covers personal effects. Debts against the estate total 76,850. Principal heir includes Mrs Barron wife of Rev F H Barron of Elkins West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Wallace Spence
Office of the Register of Wills
Does Not Know First Name D P Jury Duty Confusion
In Parkersburg West Virginia on January 17 D P Flesher shows he does not know his first name. During jury duty Judge Dayton asks what D P stands for and Flesher says he has never been called by any other name. He explains the initials come from his grandfather who was always called D P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
D. P. Flesher
United States
Flesher
D. P
Dayton
PD. P
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Ag ‘Nise Mens
Mousland Theatre
Maryland Theatre
Charles K. Champlin
Danby
Harringtons
Ethel
Monty
Secret Service
R. J
Hugh
Grace
Henry Veath
Murch
Lady Tenney
Nedra
Veath
Teeny
George Probert
Fania Marinoff
George Barr McCutcheon
Edward Mose
Margaret Greene
Grande Theatre
Grace Vernon
Hugh Ridgway
Allan Gilbert
Great Britain
Constance Collier
BUGS
OPEN
Columbus
Ohio
P. B. Wiltberger
Ohio State University
Wiltberger
Wilbberger
Civic Federation
Washington
National Civic Federation
New Willard Hotel
Federation
Woman's Department
Bond Congress
Sone
Baltimore St
Cumberland, Mal
Cumberland
Pianola
Aeolian Vocalions
Edison Diamond Disc
Victor Victrola
Cumberland, MD
Spence Estate
Baltimore Centenarian
Man
Court
Liberty
Vitagraph
of Justice
Victoria
Mutual Film Service Presents
The
Photoplay Supreme
Featuring
Margaret Green
Desales Glick Real Estate
Bien Jolie
Benjamin & Johnes
Warren Street
Newark
N. J
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