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clusively, may obtain a restricted license therefor on passage of the usual
examination, without payment of the original or renewal license fees of
$10.00 and $5.00, respectively. Such license shall not entitle such opera-
tor to operate for compensation or otherwise as expressly herein specified.

1910, ch. 603. 1912, ch. 814.

691F. That any person taking a false oath in reference to his age or
time that he has operated under a licensed operator, or length of time
that he has operated a moving picture machine, shall be deemed guilty
or perjury, and upon conviction in the Criminal Court of Baltimore City
be fined not less than ten dollars ($10.00) nor more than fifty dollars
($50.00). Any person failing to pass an examination within six months
from the date of last examination. The Board shall have power to inves-
tigate the cause of any fire in a moving picture parlor or theatre, and
to revoke the operator's license upon satisfactory proof that the fire was
caused by the operator's negligence or carelessness. The Board, on exam-
ining any applicant hereunder shall give him a thorough test as to his
practical work, together with such verbal examination, as the Board may
deem necessary. The Board shall have the power to enter any operating
room for the purpose of inspection at any time, and shall also have the
power at any time to re-examine any operator upon due notice to him,
and upon sufficient cause shown suspend or entirely revoke a license there-
tofore granted.

State v. Loden, 117 Md. 373.

1910, ch. 693. 1912, ch. 814.

691G. That any manager or owner of a moving picture parlor or
theatre who employs a moving picture machine operator, as in this Act
defined, without said operator having first procured a license from said
Board in the manner herein required, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction before a police justice or in the Criminal
Court of Baltimore City be fined not less than five dollars ($5.00) nor
more than twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for each and every offense.

State v. Loden, 117 Md. 373.

1910, ch. 693. 1912, ch. 814.

691H. That the said Board shall have full power to suspend for such
period as may seem proper to revoke entirely the license of any moving
picture machine operator, who is negligent or operates any moving pic-
ture machine in a dangerous or improper manner, so as to be dangerous
to the safety of life or property, provided, that no license or renewal
thereof shall be suspended or revoked unless an opportunity is afforded
the party charged to be present in person, or by counsel, and make any
defence he may have; no license or renewal of same shall be assignable
or transferable, and all renewals shall be kept of record as in the case of

original license.

State v. Loden, 117 Md. 373.