Ch. 5                                        1993 LAWS OF MARYLAND

2.       Contains a dining room with adequate facilities for preparing
and serving full-course meals for at least 100 persons at one seating;

3.       Is eligible for inclusion on the National Register of Historic
Places; and

4.       Has a capital investment of not less than $500,000, excluding
the cost of the land, buildings, and leases.

(ii) The Class B-B.F. beer, light wine, and liquor license authorizes
the holder to keep for sale, and sell at retail, beer, light wine, and liquor by the drink or
by the bottle for on-premises consumption only; provided that:

1.       The beer, light wine, and liquor are only sold during the
function;

2.       The licensee may not sell alcoholic beverages for
off-premises consumption;

3.       The' licensee may not permit alcoholic beverages to be
carried off the premises; and                                                     

4.       Food is furnished at the function where the alcoholic
beverages are provided.

(iii) The days and hours of sale under this license are as provided in §
98 of this article.

(iv) The annual license fee for a Class B-B.F. license is $1,500.

[(4)] (5) (i) The [Frederick County] Board of License Commissioners
may issue a special Class B-DT (Dinner Theater) on-sale beer, light wine and liquor
license for the use of an establishment that:

1.       Is operated as a dinner theater;

2.       Provides live Broadway-style musicals, comedy, or drama to
its customers;

3.       Is open to the public by reservation only; and

4.       Contains a dining room with facilities for preparing and
serving full-course meals for at least 120 persons at one seating.

(ii) The holder of a Class B-DT license is authorized to sell at retail
. beer and light wine by the drink or by the bottle and liquor by the drink only for
on-premises consumption beginning 2 hours before the live performance through the end
of the performance on:

1.       Monday through Saturday; and

2.       Sunday no sooner than 1 p.m.

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