Pickford Discusses Life and Madame Butterfly
Mary Pickford describes her rapid travel for filming Madame Butterfly and her plan to portray Cho Cho San with restraint. She notes wardrobe, Japanese customs, and the care in casting a Jap American infant while praising realism and staging in the Famous Players production.
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Mary Pickford
Cho-Cho-San
Players-Paramount
Clara Morris
Famous Players’ Company
26Th Street
Pacific Coast
Miss Pickford
California
Fifth Avenue
Cho-Cho San
Japan
Flower Kingdom
Belasco
Metropolitan Opera House
The Pink Lady at the Maryland Theatre November 17
The Pink Lady, a celebrated New York success with London run after, arrives at the Maryland Theatre for a Wednesday matinee and night on November 17 under C. Fisher. The French farce with music by Ivan Caryl features Maybelle MacDonald and Ruth Strathmore in a plot of a Parisian rake, a disguised lover, and a clever Pink Lady resolving misunderstandings with humor and song. Seats go on sale Monday with matinee pricing from z1.00 and night shows up to 1.50.
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New York City
London
Maryland Theatre
C. Fisher
Florodora Fame
America
England
Globe Theatre
Luncheon
Georges Berr
Marcel Guillemand
M. S. McMellan
Ivan Caryl
Tory
Condidier
Pink Lady
Paris
Petia
John
Marine Band to Feature Wide Repertoire in Baltimore Concert
The U S Marine Band under Lieut Wm H Santelmann performs a varied program at the Maryland Theatre on Wednesday November 24, appealing to all music lovers. It blends masterworks with popular pieces by Cohen Von Tilzer and Strauss, showcasing its American character and broad appeal.
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U. S. Marine Band
United States
Orvine Berlin
Maryland Theatre
Wm. H. Santelmann
Marine Band
America
George M. Cohen
Harry von Tilzer
Garden of Allah at Maryland Theatre in December
The Garden of Allah brings a dramatic romance to the Maryland Theatre on December 1 and 2. The production promises massive stage pictures and a gripping, crimson spectacle with a large cast including Arabian horsemen and dancers from Ouled Nailes, Algerians, Kabyles and Turks, plus animals such as horses camels and goats.
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Maryland Theatre
The Vaudevillists Dialogue Featured in Every Week
Helen Van Campen presents a hearty dialogue that captures vaudeville spirit in this week’s issue. The piece offers quick exchanges and playful banter reflecting on stage life and comic timing.
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Helen van Campen
Farewell Party and Midland church revival notices
A surprise farewell gathering honors Mrs. Michael O'Brien at O'Mara avenue with games music and refreshments. Midland Methodist Episcopal Circuit announces Sunday services Rally Day program Epworth League revival meetings and lectures led by Rev. Wagner with multiple conversions reported at Shaft Church revival continuing through the week.
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Michael O’brien
O'Mara Avenue
Patrick O'Brien
Mesdame
Josn Coleman
John Blair
Timothy Byrne
Frank Duckworth
Samuel Stevens
Peter McGuire
Pearl Stevenson
Ada Carr
Mary Stevenson
Mary O’brien
Bana Duckworth
Finn Stevens
Mary Byrne
Pdazic Coleman
Matthew Carr
Leo O’brien
William Byrne
Bernard O'Brien
Midland Methodist Episcopal
Bird
Grace Church
Midland
C. H. Wagner
Baltimore
Epworth League
A. E. Maury
Cumberland
India
Japan
China
H. J. Schultz
Wm. McFarland
Woodland Church
Charles FE. Lewis
Shaft
Barton Civic Club Re-elects Officers For Next Year
At the regular monthly meeting of the Barton Civic Club, officers were re-elected for another year. Honora Birmingham remains president with Gilbert Cooling and Fred Creutzburg as vice presidents, S. A. Boucher as secretary, and Edith Creutzburg as treasurer. Plans were outlined for upcoming activities.
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Civic Club
Barton Civic Club
Honora Birmingham
Gilbert Cooling
Fred Creutzburg
S. A. Boucher
Edith Creutzburg
Ridgeley Lodge Attends Dedication Service at Calvary Church
In Cumberland a large meeting of Chosen Friends Lodge No 34 I O O F accepted an invitation to attend church at Ridgeley Sunday morning at 11. Rev Walter W White pastor of Calvary M E church will lead the dedication of the new church. Lodge members will gather at the Odd Fellows hall at 10 Sunday.
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Chosen Friends Lodge
Cumberland
Rley
Walter W. White
Calvary M. E
South
Odd Fellowes
Wealth for Elkins Woman Will of Suene filed for probate
The will of William Wallace Suene a centenarian Baltimore capitalist is filed for probate in the orphan's court disposing estate valued at 1.8 to 2 million dollars. Bequests go to Baltimore and out of state charities and relatives. To daughter Mrs O N Butler one fourth of residue for life with remainder to her children upon death. Butler’s portion exceeds half a million dollars. Barron wife of Elkins West Virginia pastor is connected to the will.
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Elkins
William Wallace Suene
Baltim
Orphan’s Court
Baltimore
O. N. Butler
Frederick H. Barron
W. Va
Butler
Barron
Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church
Frostburg Leader Enoch Prichard Heads County Endeavor
Dr Enoch Prichard of Frostburg is the newly elected president of the Christian Endeavor Society of Allegany County. He has long service with Endeavor and church affairs and plans a full program for the coming year. He previously led the county Mindenvorm and attended the 1892 National Convention in New York City.
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Enoch Prichard
Frostburg
Christian Endeavor Society
Allegany County
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Jennie McDonald
Mary Major
G. Cooling
Edith Creutbung
the Pink Lady
Maryland
Garden OF Allah
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Berton
Ridgeley
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