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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1914

Page

7

Little Boy Blue at Manusland Theatre Saturday

Manusland Theatre presents Little Boy Blue a musical comedy inspired by Gainsborough and Vienna. The plot follows a prince turned actress, with music by Henry Bereny, and promises dainty, popular entertainment for a September matinee and night show. Seats available Thursday with special phone 1912 and C P R R access.

Little Boy Blue Satuday Eugene Fields Gainsborough Vienna Podge Dey Henry Bereny Maryland Theatre

Palace of Horticulture Shape Unfolds at Panama Expo

A detailed look at the Palace of Horticulture shows its grand design as the tenth exhibit palace nearly finished for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. The dome, a 185.5 foot high hemisphere, dominates a 228,000 square foot building with tropical gardens, pools, and rare plants plus a $1000 prize for the best display rose.

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Isle of Smiles brings lively musical comedy to Maryland stage

The Hedge-Holmes Musical Comedy opened at the Maryland to large crowds and is described as the biggest tabloid music show yet. Titled The Isle of Smiles, the two act piece plays this week for five nights with unusually low prices of 5, 10 and 20 cents attracting broad audiences.

Hedge-Holmes Maryland Isle of Smiles

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