Plays and Players in Greater New York
Theaters on Broadway offer several new attractions with Charlie Klein’s The Money Makers at Booth Theatre and The Heart of A Thief from Paul Armstrong at Hudson Theatre. Also featured are Consequences at Comedy Theatre with Mary Servoss and Benjamin Lipski, The Law of the Land at Forty-eight Street with Julia Dean, It Pays to Advertise at Cohan Theatre, and The Hawk at Shubert Theatre starring William Faversham with Mile. Gabrielle Dorziat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Charlies Klein
Booth Theatre
Mr. Klein
Booth
Paul Armstrong
Hudson
Mary Servoss
Benjamin Lipski
Mary
Benjamin
George Broadhurst
Forty-eight Street Theatre
Julia Dean
Milton Sills
James Seeley
George Fawcett
Walter Craven
George Graham
Harry Lilford
Ethel Wright
Master Macomber
Harry Oldridge
Thos
Gunn
Cohan Theatre
Grant Mitchell
Walter Deming
William Faversham
Shubert
Mr. Faversham
Mile
Gabrielle Dorziat
Leavitt Portrait Sparks Cumberland Contingent Talks
Artist W H Leavitt extends display of The Last Supper at the Central Y M C A for a week and delivers nightly talks at the association building and in city churches. He spoke at Centre Street M E Church on The Great Thanksgiving Feast of Israel and at St. Mark's on The Crucifixion, among other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Leavitt
Association
Leavitt
Cumberland
Centre Street M. E
St. Mark’s Reformed Church
United Brethren Church
Proposed passenger service between Petersburg and Cumberland
Moorefield West Virginia October 11 Wm E F Lowes assistant general passenger agent of the B and O Railroad rode the line on a speeder with official photographer Mr Lucky He reviewed the countryside and said plans are under way to run a passenger train from Petersburg to Cumberland and back He criticized mixed trains as unsatisfactory and stressed a need for reliable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
W. Va
Wm. EF. Lowes
Mr. Lucky
Petersburg
Cumberland
Miss Winifred St. Claire Headlines Maryland Theatre Tour
Ambition fuels Miss Winifred St. Claire as she tours the East with her company. Led by manager Mr. Sipe the troupe presents lavish productions at popular prices, opening Monday at the Maryland Theatre with Sauce for the Goose. My Best Girl stars Victor Morley and headlines a Chicago bound musical comedy success touring after Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred St. Claire
East
Sipe
New York
Miss St. Claire
Maryland Theatre
Grace George
Park Theatre
Boston Theatre
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Victor Morley
Mr. Morley
Emman uel church sermon and estate auction in Keyser
In Keyser W V the Rev R E Cary Montague of Elkins preached at Emmanuel Episcopal while Rev R E Lee Strider officiated at Thomas and Davis churches. Sells Rees estate sold 1300 Silas H Rees Coal Co shares at 2 1/2 cents, 10 Stever Hardware shares at 70, 10 First National Bank of Fairmont shares at 150, 35 First National Bank of Keyser shares at 166. Miss Myrtle Shoemaker and Cheshire-Shoemaker wed at Southern Methodist parsonage. Elizabeth Taylor visited Martinsburg then returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Cary Montague
Elkins
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
R. E. Lee Strider
Thomas and Davis
Rees Estate
D. A. Arnold
C. N. Finnell
Rees
Silas
Rees Coal Co
Stever Hardware Company
A. VY. Park
First National Bank of
Pairmont
First National Bank of Keyser
Taylor Morrison
Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Paskell
Martinsburg
T. H. Edgar
Helen Dalmire
Wenner’s Hill
Brunswick
Labor Secretary Wilson to tour Maryland October 13 to 26
Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson will begin a Maryland speaking tour October 13 and likely run through October 26. He plans to focus on the Sixth District urging labor voters to support David J. Lewis.
Good Busing 1 Opportunity on Corridors and Streets
Fragmentary notice describes opportunities related to bus service, grocery and residential areas, and horse-related activities on cross streets. Limited legible details point to urban planning or public works context without clear dates or entities.
This Car Sets Sales Records by Sticking to Quality
A promotional note highlights a car selling near the Chalmers price, praising light six models with solid construction and a smooth ride. It urges testing features with a mechanical expert to judge strength and finish, framing the car as a true Quality First vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers
Ely
Old Engine Ran A Mile A Minute Revealed By Veteran Railroader
John M. Heckman of Broad street recounts 52 years in the C V R R service. He lists engines fired including Nick Biddle Pioneer Jenny Lind Enterprise William Penn Robert Morris A B Hull O N Lall Colonel Gehr and Judge Watts. He recalls duties from Mont Alto to Carlisle trips and firing Pioneer Green Castle Mason and Dixon runs with Frank Gilmore as conductor. He notes firing the Boston engine on the day Chambersburg burned and served 35 years as yard master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Heckman
Broad Street
Chambersburg
Nick Biddle
Jenny Lind
William Penn
Robert Morris
Onel Gehr
Judge Watts
Mont Alito
Carlisle
Col. L. N Lull
Jacob Switger
William Henry
Joseph Miller
Samuel Walker
George Wentz
John Rodney James Adams
Greencastle
Mason and Dixon
John Rohney
Frank Gilmore
Boston
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Greater
Central
Praetorium
Golgotha
Christ
Pontius Pilate
Jesus
Pilate
God
Here
Mr. Lowes
Jeneniles
Bricker’s Bee Hive
North Liberty St
Cumberland, Md
Mainland Theatre
Keyser
Chalmers “Light
Bati
the Citizen’s
Mechanic Street
Globe Indemnity Company OF
Wea
Boyd A. Reinharg
Eneral
J. G. Zilch
Centre St
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