Weekend Shoe Sale Promises Big Family Savings
Weekly crowd grows as families seize special weekend values in shoes. Prospects point to a strong Friday and Saturday with higher discounts than before. Featured prices include 1.43 and 1.84 dollars.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
5
The Stage Season Winds Down In Maryland and New York
The article notes the end of the regular theater season in Maryland as managers and actors plan busy schedules into September. It highlights praise for Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus touring locally, a revived New York play A Scrap of Paper with stars John Drew and Ethel Barrymore, and plans for later tours by Sarah Bernhardt and Cosmos Hamilton. It also mentions Trinity School acquiring near six acres from Mrs. Harriman in the Bronx for an athletic field, with potential future use for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
New York
John Drew
Ethel Barrymore
Fuller Mellish
Charles Dalton
Charlotte Ives
Mary Voland
E. H. Harriman
Trinity School
Bronx
Marland Theatre Bill Delights Maryland Audience
The Maryland Playhouse offers a strong three act bill headlined by Eddie Badger in musical stunts, Emmett and Emmett with Irish songs and a jig, and The Frescotta duo performing a blindfolded stage callout act. A two reel comedy, The Deacon's Courtship, follows alongside unclaimed letters for Cumberland Maryland post office period ending May 11 1914 listing many names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Playhouse Beautiful
Eddie Badger
Emmett
Frescotts
Cumberland
Postoffice
Elmer Adams
Chas. A. Ascewen
A. W. Bigley
Frank Brookey
S. A. Dawson
Geo Ejisel
C. J. Fredericks
Howard Hart
Elmer Jianimelis
Mary Hoffmaster
L. I. Hierten
James Jenkins
Cora Kessler
A. G. Knipple
Helen Mitchell
Bertha Mouser
Andy Prince
Co. M. Prince
W. E. Rice
Geo. B. Robinson
Chas. Saunders
FE. B. Simmons
Richar D. Sprigg
Geo Star
Fred L. Strew
H. Stotler
Ruth Taber
Emma E. Taylor
Howard V. Thomas
Kert Tracy
Agnes True
George Walter
C. V. Wildt
Agnes Wilson
W. M. Wright
Majestic Theatre Presents A Day in Panama Company
The Majestic stage hosts A Day in Panama Company with a long vaudeville bill led by Thomas and Newman cabaret, Quigsey and Adair skating skit, and the four Stansells. The Warner feature The Movie Queen with Cinderella themes frames a full evening of song, dance, and humor with daily 2 and 7 o’clock concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Majestic
Panama
Warner
Thomas
Newman
Quigsey
Adair
Stansells
Il Trovatore
Death of Tenac Viar Tied to Auto Crash Injuries
Tenac Viar aged 19 of Hagerstown died in Martinsburg West Virginia hospital from hemiplegia believed caused by injuries from an automobile accident at Falling Waters on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenac Viar
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ransom and Restitution Lecture at Liberty Theatre
F C Detwiler speaks on Ransom and Restitution this Sunday at 3 p m in the Liberty Theatre. Admission is free and there is no collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Detwiler
Liberty Theatre
Mullaney Buys Property On McKaig’s Hill And More
M J Mullaney proprietor of the Windsor Hotel buys the B Curtis Miller property on McKaig's Hill a half acre improved by a cottage and chicken farm outfit. It is unclear if the chicken enterprise will continue. The two story brick residence on Prospect street Richard D Johnson has been sold to Dr Thomas B Mc Donald who will occupy it with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Mullaney
Windsor Hotel
B. Curtis Miller
McKaig’s Hill
Baltimore Street
Mr. Mullaney
Prospect Street
Richard D. Johnson
Thomas B. McDonald
Dinner to Mr. Gray at the Maryland Club Baltimore
President Willard of the B and O plans a May 22 dinner at the Maryland Club in Baltimore to honor Carl R. Gray new president of the W M. Estimated attendance is 25 to 30 including prominent railroad men. Also note a Sunday talk on Ransom and Restitution at Liberty Theatre at 3 pm with free seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gray
Willard
Maryland Club
Baltimore
Carl R. Gray
W. M
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McMullen Bros
the Cumberland Press
DAWT
Harirg
Oxfords
Goodyear
Puggys
Enbeck and Wallace
Cosmos Hamilton
Sarah Bernhardt
United States
R. Deign
101 Ranch
Marland Theatre
Majestic Theatre
Majestic Theatre Company Inc
Lessees
Ladies’ Challenge Orchestra
Funston’s Brigade
Copyright Dy International News Service
Vera Cruz
Sand Dunes
City
Prop
Insu Automobile Rance
Boyd A. Reinhart
South Liberty and
Baltimore Streets
Franz Premier Vacuum Cleaners
Edison Electric LL. CO
Union St
Cumberland, Md
Burton
North Liberty Street
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