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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1915

Page

8

Actress Emma Myrkle Champions Honest Theater Advertising

The interview with Emma Myrkle argues for dignified publicity in theater, rejects sensational press stunts, and favors advertising that highlights quality work. She notes films mainly attract thrill seekers and insists live drama remains vital for serious audiences.

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Buy and Paid For to Open at Myrkle-Harder Co.

The Myrkle-Harder Company opens Monday night with Bought and Paid For a major New York sensation. The production explores marriage vows and gender dynamics with four comic portraits, followed by The Blindness of Virtue Baby Mine The Misleading Lady Fine Feathers and The Country Boy. Seat sale is now open. Matinees start Tuesday due to extensive scenery.

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Midnight at the Maximes at Liberty Theatre Tonight

Kalem feature titled Midnight at the Maximes to be shown at Liberty Theatre this evening on the regular program with admission set at five cents. The cast plays their parts, and the listing notes baseball scores.

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Cora attracts Emily Stevens in Metro Pictures drama

Grande Theatre presents Cora a Metro Pictures production featuring Emily Stevens. The melodrama traces Parisian actress Madame Renee to America where Cora rises from destitution through stage fame. A tangled love triangle with artist George Garnier ends in tragedy and renewed union for Cora and George.

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