Faust Opera Gala Delights New York Audience
An audience of several hundred at the W. F. Frederick Piano Company by Baltimore Street heard a full Faust performance on the Victor talking machine. Star soloists Caruso and Farrar led a strong cast with readings and stereopticon visuals, as Pryor's Band and the New York Grand Opera Chorus offered popular numbers. The Frederick chain announces public opera viewings twice monthly, with D. G. Pfeiffer directing from Washington, D. C. and Cumberland staff assisting.
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Faust
Victor
W. F. Frederick Piano Company
Baltimore Street
Caruso
Scotti
Plancon
Emilio de Gogorza
Tilta Ruffo
Journet
Geraldine Farrar
Louise Homer
Nielsen
Pryor
New York Grand Opera
Salve
Dimora
Farrar
Frederick Company
D. G. Pfeiffer
Washington, D. C
Cumberland
Everywoman at the Maryland Theatre Leads March Bill
Henry W. Savage presents the title role of Everywoman at the Maryland Theatre on March 30 and 31 with matinee. Lottie Jair Parker’s Way Down South opens March 24, plus Busy Izzy and Anthony and Cleopatra in April. Lew Dockstader and George Primrose revive old time minstrelsy. Stop Thief showcases rapid comedy. Gene Oliver’s troupe and Simple Simon entertainers also perform.
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Henry W. Savage
Maryland Theatre
C. & P. Railroad
Lottie Jair Parker
William
George Sydney
Izzy
Maryland
Lew Dockstader
George Primrose
Gene Oliver
Simon
Cumberland
The Mob stars Otis Skinner with Frohman next season
The article notes Otis Skinner will headline a new play The Mob by Galworthy with Charles Frohman next season while Skinner currently acts in Kismet. George Sidney will appear in Busy Izzy and Way Down East during the same week, mirroring a Baltimore overlap. The Maryland will feature Between Savage and Tiger soon as part of a closing theatrical run.
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Charles Frohman
Otis Skinner
Galworthy
The
Mob
Skinner
George Sidney
Izzy
Baltimore
Savage
Tiger
Maryland
Klein-Cines Company
Highways Engineers Convention Closes Meeting in St Joseph
The Highways Engineers' Convention in St Joseph wraps up its sessions today after opening last Wednesday. Kansas City engineers and members of the American Society of Civil Engineers spoke, with road builders from across the state in attendance to discuss road construction perspectives.
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St. Joseph
Highways Engineers’ Convention
Kansas City
American Society of Civil Engineers
Mid-Lent Dance for Poly Clinic Hospital Auxiliary
Today in New York the Mid-Careme dance is held by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Poly Clinic Hospital. The event is promoted as a highlighting social function of the Lent season with guests invited to attend.
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New York
Polytclinic Hospital
Railroad man speaks on The End of the World at Liberty Theatre
W. F. Van Amburgh of New York City accepted a speaking invitation from the I B A to discuss The End of the World Sunday at 3 PM. The lecturer, a former railroad executive and current treasurer of a major New York company, is described as practical, logical, and magnetic. Admission is free.
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W. Ef, van Amburgh
New York City
Liberty Theatre
van Amburgh
Fumigating Library Books By Health Department
The article explains a book doctor mends torn volumes and shelves out worn books. It notes the Health Department monitors contagious diseases and fumigates any library books recorded as in affected houses. Card notices inform patrons to keep books from the library until fumigation is completed.
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Health Department
City of Seattle Refit Completes For Alaska Service
The steamship City of Seattle, returning today to the Pacific Coast Steamship Company’s Southeastern Alaska service, has been converted into an oil burner. It now features steam steering gear, rebuilt passenger accommodations, refurnished interiors, refitted systems, and a large observation room on the forward promenade deck. The vessel was already speedy and is expected to gain speed from the new engine room equipment.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Coast Steamsip Company
Alaska
Ohio Governor Cox to Head Pittsburg Banquet
Members of the Ohio Society of Pittsburg will host a banquet tonight to welcome Governor James M. Cox of Ohio. No other speakers are announced, with Col. H P Rope serving as toastmaster. Cox is regarded as strong presidential timber by attendees.
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Pittsburg
Ohio Society of Pittsburg
James M. Cox
Ohio
Col
H. P. Rope
Requiem Mass for Cumberland Council Knights at SS Peter and Paul
A solemn requiem will be celebrated at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church on Fayette Street for the deceased members of Cumberland Council No. 58 Knights of Columbus. The service is set for Tuesday morning, March 24 at 9 o'clock.
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SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Fayette Street
Cumberland Council
Knights of Columbus
Local Painter Ad and Free Lecture on The End of the World
The G. N. Johnson Paint and Paper Company promotes contract painting and paper hanging at 82 N Mechanics with guaranteed work. An advertisement invites all to W. E. Van Amburgh's lecture at Liberty Theatre Sunday at 3 p m on The End of the World with free seating and no collection.
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G. N. Johnson Paint and Paper Company
N. Mechanics
W. E. van Amburgh
Liberty Theatre
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