Ethel Barrymore Stars In New York Theatrical Season
Ethel Barrymore appears at the Empire theater drawing New York theatergoers nightly from early October to late June. The bill features Helen Haden in Miss Akins’ play, a vaudeville set by Allan Rogers and Leonora Alien, Doris Humphrey dancers, and acts by Fred Fenton with Sammy Fields, Jimmy Laces and Francene, Noel Traverse and Irene Denuglas, Miss Jean Middleton, the Three Melvin Brothers, Topics of the Day, and the regular concert orchestra. Woodward offers My Wife with John Drew and Billie Hurke. Live comedy at the Wilkes presents Mrs. Jimmie Thompson, with dance tutelage by Prof. William A. Jackson.
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New York Theater
I. New York
Empire Theater
Helen Haden
Miss Akins
Berrymore
Orpheum
the Moore
Allan Rogers
Leonora Alien
Doris Humphrey
California
Fred Fenton
Sammy Fields
Jimmy Laces
Francene
Noel Traverse
Irene Denuglas
Edgar Allen Woolf
Jean Middleton
Seattle
Melvin Brothers
Heatrice Dupre
Hazel Whitmore
Alexis B. Luce
Gerald Fiversleigh
Cclon
Viola Dena
Loew's Palace
Viola Dana
Joseph Jefferson
William Courtleigh
Uric Acid and Rheumatism Cure Advertisement
An old advertisement warns of uric acid excess causing headaches dyspepsia and various rheumatic pains. It promotes Marshmallow Compound as a non patent remedy that cleanses uric acid, restores kidney function, and relieves inflammatory rheumatism neuralgia and related ailments. It claims broad nationwide success and urges readers to purchase through Joyner Drug Co. Spokane.
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Post- Joyner Drug Co
Spokane
Thief Steals Jewelry in Nineteenth Street Home
A burglar crawled through a bathroom window at H. C. Morrin’s home, 103 Rorenave North, early Saturday and escaped with a carbaret diamond brooch worth 200 dollars, a diamond ring worth 250 dollars, a rose cameo ring, a gold ring, a moleskin raincoat, and 45 dollars in cash. Police detectives toil to track the thief as theater plans unfold and local showbiz notes follow.
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H.C. Morrin
Rorenave, N
Potlce
Wonderful Tarrh Remedy Ad Seeks Three Month Supply
Cy Ware Wonderful Tarrh Remedy now sold by drug stores at 81.00 per bottle enough for three months. If you have catarrh of the head try this medicine once and save yourself needless suffering.
Vancouver youth to hang for murder in second trial
Vancou ver B C April 8 Allan Trobinson a year old boy must hang on June 23 after a jury found him guilty for the second time of murdering Vancouver businessman W T Gale bury during an attempted robbery. Alex Paulson, his accomplice, also faces the death sentence. Obmand was to hang last summer but won a new trial on a technicality.
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Vancouver
B.C
Allan Trobinson
Justice Murphy
W. TI. Galebury, Jr
Alex Paulson
Obmand
Off Peak Power Rate Cut Approved by City Council
A unanimous finance committee vote recommends a 26 percent off peak power rate cut for industrials using motors of 31 horsepower or more during off peak hours. Regular rates apply 4:30 to 9:20 p m daily in peak load. August September October exempt. Industry groups and Chamber of Commerce show strong support.
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Fitzgerald
Pacifico Northwest Products Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
President of World in Jail Ends Crusade Plan
LOS ANGELES April The Washington crusade to fire Congress reopen saloons and retire money is off. W Hayneen president of the United States of the World and supposed leader of an army of 12 000 to the capital remains under guard for litigation of the claimed army. Xenophon Ganopocios a Greek who sold a small restaurant for 646 to join the crusade bought it back for 45 amid reports the profits would fund improvements. An anchorage test next month will assess coal cost and efficiency from government mines at Matanuska.
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Los Angeles
Washington
Congress
Southern Pacific
Christian Soldiers’ Union For Peace
Weahington
Enophon Ganopocios
Snall
Xenophon
Matanuska
Deaf but loves rhythm Miss Heckman wins beauty contest
Deaf since infancy Miss Mies Heckman of Muskogee Oklahoma is praised for rhythm and beauty of mind and soul. She excels in terperchora piano singing and dancing despite deafness. Her mother aided her speech learning through rhythmic exercises and outdoor activity shaped her facial beauty and figure.
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Okla
Mies Tielen Heckman
Min Tieckrman
Hood
Mins Heckman
Mise Heckman
Helen
Miss Heckman
Cavell Betrayer Is Put to Death
London reports the execution of Jeannes, labelled the betrayer of Edithwell and martyred English figure Cavell, carried out in Mona Belgium yesterday. Jeannes had been condemned to death on April 5 for treason and espionage per a news agency dispatch.
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Cavell
London
A Jeannes
Edithwell
Mona
Belgium
Jeannes
Learn to Dance at the Hippo Greme in New York
Prof. Wt. Nam A. Jackson of New York City advertises dance lessons at the Hippo Greme located at Fifth and University, promising to teach latest rage and ballroom steps. Elliott 8187 is the contact number provided.
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William A. Jackson
New York City
Hippodrome
Fifth and University
Nam A. Jackson
Elliott
No Search Warrant Liquor Case Fails
Judge Otis W. Brinker of Seattle dismissed the case against William Hoffman in Superior Court here yesterday for illegal possession of liquor. The ruling follows the State Supreme Court Gibbons decision, holding liquor seized without a warrant cannot be used as evidence.
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Bellingham
Otis W. Brinker
Seattle
Wiliam Hoffman
State Supreme Court
Gibbons
Auction of Anna Heit's former home furnishings sold for 1200
An auction of furniture from Anna Heit's former home at a specially built planon brought in only 1200 dollars. The sale highlights modest bidding and a modest value for the estate assets.
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Pargain Trices
Anna Heit
Plano
Tenants threaten forest-preserve protest over Chicago landlord
In Chicago, members of the Tenants Protectre League vow to occupy forest preserves rather than pay rent, aiming to pressure a landlord amid ongoing housing disputes. The planned action highlights rising tenant activism and tensions in the city’s rental market.
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Chicago
Protectre League
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