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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1915

Page

6

Marguerite Courtot The Charming Photo Play Star

Marguerite Courtot, the New York film star linked with Kalem Company, is described as approachable and wholesome off screen. The piece traces her Summit New Jersey birth Aug 20 1807 and ascent from teen model to leading actress in The Ventures of Marguerite, plus her work ethic, fashion sense, and plans to stay in film.

Make Believe Marguerite Courtot Miss Courtot New York City Marguerite Summit N. J Paris Juliette Manhattan New York Courtot Kalem Company South Rube Marquard Woodside Bie New York Daily Ansco Company United States

It Pays to Advertise at New Maryland Theatre

Baltimore Sun reports Cohan and Harris bring the farce It Pays to Advertise for one night only Thursday October 26. Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett wrote the play with a love story and business satire. Cast includes Shirley Carter and M J Sullivan with a special C P R and Electric Lines sale.

Gagement Cohan Harris Maryland Theatre Cohen and Harris New York Geo. M. Cohen Broadway Roi Cooper Megrue Walter Hackett Charles Rodney Roi Cooper Megrue Shirley Carter M. J. Sullivan Georgette Leland James J. Mitchell Daniel A. Anderson James J. Gardner Ruby Herriman H. N. Dudgeon Felix McClure Doris Jordan Page Spencer Fred M. Emerson

Incorrigible Dukane at Liberty Theatre with John Barrymore

The Liberty Theatre presents Daniel Frohman production starring John Barrymore. A five reel Paramount feature from The Famous Players cast titled Incorrigible Dukane screens this afternoon and tonight with matinee and evening showings. Admission 5 and 10 cents.

Liberty Theatre Daniel Frohman John Barrymore Paramount

War of the World at Grande Theatre Shown in Four Parts

Grande Theatre presents a four part war film tomorrow showing real battlefield scenes from Europe. Filmed at great risk by a cameraman, the production promises vivid action with authentic combat imagery. Also on offer is Kid Allen The Nutso tlaw's Last Stand a three reel Western and a Fox release From the Valley of the...

Grande Theatre Europe Kid Allen

Photoplay by Grace Miller White Aired as Major Screen Drama

Grace Miller White presents a five part photoplay hailed as America’s most successful screen drama. Production features 1000 in action with 500 dazzling scenes and cost over 100000 dollars. Cast includes Jane Miller Robert Cummings Tobin Twins Riley Hatch Clifford Bruce Harry Spingler and other New York Chicago favorites.

Grace Miller White Tee America Jane Miller Robert Cummings Tobin Twins Riley Hatch Clifford Bruce Harry Spingler New York Chicago

Marriage Licenses and War Era Wage Note

Marriage licenses list pairs from Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia including Herman S Burke and Adalyne Wulff Richard J Reuschlein and Anna Louise Grayson Joseph A Birmingham and Mary Teresa Lippold Frank H Marsh and Mary Brady Philip Conelo and Josephine Fesara Thomas Griffith and Pearl Crowe Joseph Cover Smith and Pearl Dublin Charles A Strum and Myrtle Irene Bechtel Slem Chilconte and Ada Ruth Croyle Cumberland Blast furnace workers wages have increased sixty nine percent since the start of the war noting their role in munition manufacture.

Herman S. Burke MecCoole Adalyne Wulff Chicago Richard J. Reuschlein Anna Louise Grayson Cumberland Joseph A. Birmingham Mary Teresa Lippold Frank H. Marsh Bemis W. Va Mary ©. Brady Lock Haven Philip Conelo Josephine Fesara Belfont Thomas Griffith Thomas, W. Va Pearl Crowe Frostburg Joseph Cover Smith Pearl Dublin Smithfield Charles A. Strum Myrtle Irene Bechtel Elizabeth, Pa Slem Chilconte Ada Ruth Croyle New Enterprise

Film stunt ends in 83 foot fall into Adirondacks chasm

In a William Fox Company production Art Jarvis fell with his horse from an 83 foot cliff into Au Sable chasm during a film scene. Both landed in water and somersaulted. Jarvis survived with a broken leg and severe bruises while the horse swam free. A camera man fainted during the crash.

New York Art” Jarvis William Fox Company Au Sable Chasm Adirondacks Jarvis Flower Hospital

Beauty aids cost American women millions annually

The Health Service warns cosmetics impose a $50 million annual expense in the United States and notes a doubling of cosmetic use over ten years despite population growth. Lead in cosmetics, methyl alcohol in tonics, and other harmful ingredients are cited, with cases of lead poisoning linked to beauty products and scarce regulatory protection.

Washington Milady United States Public Health Service The Health Service Bam Martin N. Wilbert Robinson Sante Wilbert

Giant Sassafras Over 100 Years Burned In West Virginia

A large sassafras tree along the Morgantown area line between the Shuttlesworth and Austin farms near Uffington was burned last Friday by an unknown arsonist. The tree stood for over a century, with an 8 feet 5 inch girth. A nearby Sassafras about 4 feet 2 inches in circumference is said to be over 75 years old.

Morgantown W. Va A. Shuttlesworth James Austin Uffington

Doctor Aughinbaugh Recalls Worst Voiceanic Disaster

Advertisement claims Dr. Aughinbaugh witnessed many voiceanic disasters but calls this the worst ever and invites readers to read his story in EVERY WEREK.

Dr. Aughinbaugh

The Thermometer In The Dairy

A guide stresses constant thermometer use on farms to control milk cream and butter temps. Milk for sale should be cooled immediately to slow bacteria growth, with 14 degree rises boosting bacteria 600 percent. For centrifugal separation heat should be 90 to 92 degrees, gravity separation 50 degrees. Cream churn temperature should be 52 to 62 degrees, and butter stored cool to stay sweet.

Holiday Silver Plated Ware Offers Variety

The catalog lists many silver plated pieces including fruit knives nut picks nut crackers fruit bowls and grape stands. Tall compotes are shown as both useful and decorative with additional items offered.

Bonbon Dishes Cider Jugs Cake Plates and Nut Bowls

A brief list highlights decorative serving pieces including bonbon dishes cider jugs cake plates and nut bowls as part of a domestic tableware round up.

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