The Lily and the Prince Opens at Beattle Theatre
The Lily and the Prince premieres tomorrow at Beattle Theatre with Miss Shirley in the lead. Cast includes Paul Harvey James C Sheehan Chas Yule Merle Stanton Harry Leland George Bates Eva Rennels Dan Filtz and Gordon Davie in a matinee lineup following past Apat events at the Orpheum.
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Shirley
Beattle Theatre
Orpheum
Paul Harvey
Leada
James C. Sheehan
Chas Yule
Merle Stanton
Harry J. Leland
George Bates
Eva Rennels
Dan Filtz
Gordon Davie
Lily and
the Prince
Actress Assumes Title Role in Madame X Transformation
The article notes the lead role of Jacoline Floriot evolving into the enigmatic Madame X with a uniformly strong company. Cast includes Hyron Douglas Harry Maishall Naomi Childers R Paton Gibbs Edwin Fosberg Edna Mayo Harry C Bradley Maurice Drew Charles Stanley Helen Courtney and BE D Guise.
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Jacqueline Floriot
Madame X
Hyron Douglas
Harry Maishall
Naomi Childers
R. Paton Gibbs
Edwin Fosberg
Edna Mayo
Harry C. Bradley
Maurice Drew
Charles Stanley
Helen Courtney
BE. D. Guise
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Opens in Seattle
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm begins a week at the Metropolitan Sundays night marking the play’s first Seattle visit. Ursula St. George stars as Rebecca with polished technique, Alfred Hudson Jr. portrays Adam Ladd, Maud Ream Stover is Miranda, and Loyola O’Conner plays Jane Sawyer. The production contrasts with New England plays and surpasses many current shows in heart interest.
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Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Metropolitan
Seattle
Ursula St. George
Alfred Hudson, Jr
Adam Ladd
Maud Ream Stover
Miranda
Loyola O'Conner
Miss Stover
Miss Jessie Shirley to Launch Spring Season at Seattle Theatre
Miss Jessie Shirley and her capable company will inaugurate a spring and summer season at the Seattle theatre, starting with the opening performance and continuing with a slate of programs through the season.
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Jessie Shirley
Seattle
Mildred Holland
Hundreds Protest to City Council Over Franchise Routing
Ballard and Port Lawton residents plan to attend the franchise committee meeting next Friday morning with about 400 protesters. They want a route change away from Weatherway along Went ernav and will present a petition to the council Monday seeking First Avenue routing restored. The objections cite access between Seneca and Virginia Street via long stairways and poor street lighting at night.
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Ballard
Port Lawton Reai
Wenternav
First Av
Seneca
Virginia Ste
Victory For Contestants In Talent Will Case
A Superior Court jury in Hanford California returned a unanimous verdict for the contestants in the Talent will dispute over Patrick Talent’s million dollar estate. The eight week trial ended with the finding that the will was executed under undue influence while Talent was mentally incapacitated.
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Hanford
Cal
Patrick Talent
Hutte
Mont
Playground donation eyed to curb youth misery downtown
Police Sergeant Hogges says a vacant lot and play equipment donation would ease juvenile delinquency in the two blocks between Dennyway and Pike. He urges the district improve the area after many reports of children getting into mischief in that quarter.
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Hogges
Dennyway
Pike Et
Preacher Appointed to Olympia Police Force
The Rev. A. H. House was appointed to the Olympia police force and assigned to the night shift. He formerly served as secretary of the YMCA and resigned after placing it on a solid financial footing.
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Olympia
A. H. House
Express Companies Face Indictments
United Press Leased Wire reports at Huppalo New York on April 13 indictments against Adams and American Express for illegal rebates and overcharges. American Express allegedly overcharged shipments from Aliquippa Pennsylvania with a $5000 maximum fine per count. Adams charged with failing to publish a tariff for rebates to shippers to Arcade New York with a $20000 maximum fine.
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United Press
Huppalo
N.Y
Adama
American Express
Federal Grand Jury
American Express Company
Aliquipha
Adama Company
Arcade
N. Y
Tragedy Strikes Auburn Worker On Tracks
Jas Higgenson aged 25 was killed instantly by a Northern Pacific switch engine while sleeping on railroad tracks at Auburn. His father resides in Lancaster Ontario. The notice notes a local farewell for Rev. Joseph F. Garvin who departs to lead a Missouri college.
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Jas. Higgenson
Northern Pacific
Auburn
Lancaster
Ont
Joseph F. Garvin
First Christian Church
Missouri College
Allen Daie
Baby Girl Born With Six Fingers in Washington
Has six fingers on each hand a baby girl born to Mrs Susie Washington colored who also had extra fingers at birth. The birth occurred in Washington on April 13 with the infant noted for the rare six finger condition.
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Washington
Mrma
Susie Washington
Shenandoah Returns to Coliseum With Feature Cast
Bailey stock company presents Shenandoah at the Coliseum for the fourth week. Frederick Clarke directs a largely augmented cast for a program starting tomorrow with the usual Sunday matinee.
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Shenandoah
Bailey Stock Company
Coliseum Theatre
Frederick Clarke
Orpheum lineup features Alda Walker and diverse acts
At the Orpheum a classy group headlines with Alda Overton Walker and a dusky company. The act blends melody and broad comedy with dancing while ventriloquist Lester talks to a near human dummy. Also seen are the Four Holloways, a dramatic piece Fear, Rosa Roma singing, and Wentworth with a man and a dog novelty.
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Orpheum
Alda Overton Walker
Miss Walker
Lester
America
Holloways
Southwest
Rosa Roma
Wentworth
Vesta
Teddy
Woman Wins One Dollar Heart Balm Suit
Mrs. LAl Man D. Smith won a jury verdict for one dollar in her breach of promise suit against William P. Lord Jr. The case sought twenty five thousand dollars. Costs were assessed against the plaintiff.
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Salem, Or
Willard to headline Empress bill next week
Willard the man who grows headlines the Empress show next week. He presents as a scientific marvel who grows before the audience and is said to be stronger when elongated. Also featured are Frederick Voelker and wife in a musical act with Virgil Holmes and Marjorie Riley.
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Willard
Roach
McCurdy
Rubes
Richardini
Lawton
Occi dental college women fight trustees ban
May banished women from Occi dental college prompt by college union of women students and alumni planning a petition to be signed by city club women. Peace or war looms in coal field strike referendum results as miners vote and tellers prepare to count. Tong war victim found in Duwamish river spurs police inquiry. Gilbert to speak on Causes Determining Human Progress at Labor Temple Sunday night.
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Los Angeles
Occidental College
Club Women
Indianapolis
Butlote
East
Perry
Duwamish
Joseph Gilbert
Labor Temple
Unimak steamer to launch for Alaska Whaling Co
The new etee steamer Unimak built for the Alaska Whaling Co at the Duble Co yards will be launched Monday. Steamship Tamba Maru sailed from Yokohama bound for Seattle yesterday with 202 aboard, breaking passenger records for the season. A government cable break near Port Townsend prevents repair as the Burnside undergoes repairs in Pittsburgh.
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Unimak
Alaska Whaling Co
Duble Co
Yokohama
Seattle
Government
Port Townsend
Burnside
Mrs. Henry L. Stimson joins Washington society ranks
A report notes Mrs. Henry L. Stimson wife of the secretary of war is entering Washington social life as a new figure in the presidential office circle. She has mourned since her husband’s appointment and cabinet member Robert Wheeler raised questions about her moving homes recently.
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Henry L. Stimson
Secretary of War
Washington
Van's Minstrel Maida Tops Pantages Monday Matinee
The feature act at the Pantages Monday matinee is Van's Minstrel Maida a merry musical troupe led by Lew Pistel. The ensemble includes Sete with Scotch costumes and strong musical performance. Special attraction Elsie Murphy headlines with new songs alongside Dale brothers Ralph Connors and Klein Ott Nicholson in a varied lineup.
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Van
Maida
Lew Pistel
Sete
Elsie Murphy
Dale Brothers
Ralph Connors
Klein, Ott and Nicholson
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Ohio
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Kosmos Steamship Co
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Europe
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13Th Infantry
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Mrs. Stimson
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Lyric Theater York
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Kling & Co
Yealer Way
Libera Printing Co
Pike St
Narcissa
Seattle Theatre
Phone Main
Holy City
Oliver D. Bailey Company
Sheridan
Great Hattle
Aida Overton Walker and Company OF Ten
Lester America
Bogert & Nelson
the Lady and the Minstrel Mat
Clemmer Theatre
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Pathe
Scroggins Corner
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Rose Westland
Oliver G. Wallace
Comal Prohectre
Maurice S. Karp
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