Way Down East at Maryland Theatre Tuesday matinee and night
Lottie Blair Parker’s Way Down East comes to the Maryland Theatre Tuesday March 24 for matinee and night performances. Vivian Lawrence leads a strong cast in a highly realistic New England tale famed for its snowstorm and village characters. Seats 25c to 50c. night 25c to 40c. Also Everywoman by Henry Savage Monday and Tuesday March 30 and 31 with Lila Barclay and Edna Porter star performers. Seats on sale Friday March 27. Special train on CL & 2.3 S.B. Busy Lazy featuring George Sidney at Maryland Friday March 27 one night only. Strong scenic and costume production with new scenes and songs. Seats on sale Wednesday.
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Lottie Blair Parker
New England
Maryland
Anna Moore
David
Puck
Vivian Lawrence
Denman Thompson
Lovy
Henry W. Savage
Maryland Theatre
Mr. Savage
Lila Barclay
Edna Porter
Miss Barclay
London
F. R. Benson
Porter
George Sidney
Izzy
America
Sidney
Russian violinist Mischa Elman to perform in San Antonio concert
Mischa Elman, the Russian violinist, returns to the United States after two years abroad and will appear in a San Antonio concert tonight. The article also surveys Broadway theater notes from New York and Chicago, highlighting Margate Anglin, a Pair of Sixes, The Crinoline Girl, Maids of Athens, and ongoing runs at major houses like the Cort and Empire theatres.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mischa Elma
United States
Canada
Europe
New York
Broadway
Margaret Anglin
the Hudson
Miss Anglin
England
Athens
Greece
Prince of
Parnes
William Roselle
Will Deming
Edward Emery
Ernest Cossart
Stanhope
Wheatcroft
Alfred de Ball
George Gaston
Joseph Rieder
Nan Campell
Jessaline Rogers
Juliette Day
Amelia Maynborn
Mary Parker
Three Act Comedy Staged With Noted Musical Support
A three act comedy with incidental music by Gustav Lauer and Henri Cramer will be produced in this city today by Messrs. Schubert. The Mania play, after successful runs in Vienna and Berlin, plans to go to Boston then New York. In Pittsburg Mrs Mabel McKinley, niece of the late President, appears in vaudeville this week. Temple Texas hosts the University of Texas Glee Club tour northern Texas today under Houston alumni auspices.
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Gustav Lauer
Henri Cramer
Messrs
Schubert
Vienna
Berlin
Boston
New York
Pittsburg S Pa
Mabel McKinley
Willam McKinley
Temple
Tex
University of Texas Glee Club
Texas
Houston
Embroidered and Crocheted Buttons Gain Popularity
A positive craze for em broidered and crocheted buttons and balls in silk and cotton threads appears. Tiny balls hang in clusters from crochet cords, suited to garment style, with heavy silk options for draped wraps and restaurant coats. Mosaic and enamel ornate buttons also enhance blouses and coats.
Representative notice from Franklin W. Kremer
Frank W Kremer announces the firm will continue to represent Equitable Life of New York with headquarters in Cumberland after dissolution of Glick & er, effective March 20.
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Glick & Er
Equitable Niew
York
Cumberland
Phonos
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Ameringa
Chicago
William S. Brewer
Longacre Theatre
Ann Murdock
Hale Hamilton
George Parsons
Ivy Troutman
George Howam
Maude Eburne
George B. Nettleton
T. Boggs
John
Knickerbocker Theatre
Julian Eltinge
Otto Hauerbach
Mr. Eltinge
Tom Hale
Richard Ainsley
Lord Bromleigh
Hotel de Beau Rivage
Lausanne
Switzerland
Dorothy
Tom
Jerry Ainsley
Alice Hale
Herbert Cortell
Charles P. Morrison
Walter Horton
Herbert McKenzine
Josephs
Martha
James C. Spotswood
Edwin Cushman
Helen Luttrell
Maidel Turner
Edna Whistler
Augusta Scott
New Amsterdam
Franz Lenar
Victor Leon
Caroline Wells
Laurette Taylor
Cort Theatre
Maude Adams
Legend of
Leonora
Empire Theatre
J. M. Barrie
Miss Adams
Hal Carne
Viola Allen
Vitagraph-Liebler Feature Film Co
Manhattan Opera House
New York City
Weber’s
Hippodrome
Big Playhouse
McMullen Bros
Millinery Exposition
Io Tha Madarata Nricaa
S . Os
Franklin W. Kremer
Imperial
Sults
Corts
Sneap
He and
Devive “S. & HH
Victor Vic
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Baltimore Street
Cumberland, MD
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