Panama Canal Giant Locks Feature In Howe Reproduction
A Maryland Theatre program review describes Lyman H. Howe’s Panama Canal color and motion picture series. The film showcases giant locks, Culebra Cut explosions, and close views of dredges and machinery shaping the Atlantic Pacific link. Seats go on sale Wednesday for the March 6 and 7 engagements with matinees.
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Lyman H. Howe
Uncle Sam
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Canal
Culebra
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Lyman H. Dowe
Howe
Earth
Notable Books and Authors Promote New Titles
A roundup of recent works includes H. G. Wells praised as a master of Engish insight, Harper & Bros. publishing several titles, and John Fleming Wilson shaping Tad Sheldon's Fourth of July for Boy Scouts. Other notable volumes feature Margaret Slattery on girls rights, Oscar Wilde fairy tales, Modeste Hannis Jordan’s writing guide, Helen S. Woodruff’s The Lady of the Lighthouse dedicated to the blind, H. T. Shae’s Mary, Queen of Scotts, Gertrude Capen Whitney Above the Shame of Circumstance, K Chesterton The Flying Iron, and A. E. Mason The Witness for the Defence published by Scribner.
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John Fleming Wilson
Boy Scouts
Young Scouts of America
Sturgis & Walton Co
Margaret Slattery
Pilgrim Press
Traffic in Souls shown at Maryland Theatre today
The photo drama portrays dangers faced by girls in cities. A country girl alights from a train and is guided by a smooth stranger to a trap. She escapes with police help before her captors complete their plan.
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Yale Athletic Bowl May Not Be Ready
The Yale committee warns lack of funds may delay finishing The Bowl to host the Harvard game on November 21. About $100,000 must be raised soon to complete the 61,500 seat football stadium, planned as a premier college arena with no track or baseball facilities.
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Madison Square Garden to Host Six Nights of Music
New York March 3 Madison Square Garden opens a six nights carnival of music tonight under Julius Hopp management and fostered by the New York Sun. The event features a program of performances and attractions across the six evenings.
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Agents Wanted to Deliver The Press in West Virginia and Maryland
Help wanted advertisement seeking agents to handle and deliver The Cumberland Press in Cumberland Maryland and surrounding towns in West Virginia and western Maryland. Apply for particulars at The Cumberland Press in Cumberland.
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