In 1914, circus actors James Adams and his wife launched the James Adams Floating Theatre, a showboat that would tour the Chesapeake Bay and bring theatre to audiences in Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina.
This saltwater showman decided to open a showboat that would tour the Chesapeake Bay bringing theatre to audiences in Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina. In 1914, circus actors, James Adams and Mrs. Adams, launched the James Adams Floating Theatre.
In 1914, circus actors, James Adams and Mrs. Adams, launched the James Adams Floating Theatre. This saltwater showman decided to open a showboat that would tour the Chesapeake Bay bringing theatre to audiences in Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina.
In 1914, circus actors, James Adams and Mrs. Adams, launched the James Adams Floating Theatre. This saltwater showman decided to open a showboat that would tour the Chesapeake Bay bringing theatre to audiences in Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina.