Dancing and conduct at social parties debated by readers
A letter from a Seattle reader argues dancing can help better classes meet properly with chaperones. The writer opposes the idea that all men look down on girls at dances and asserts acquaintance reveals character, urging open discussion of the dating problem.
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Cynthia Grey
Miss Grey
Y. Sie
Eve Parece
Patie
Seattle
Aomen
Pacific Coast Palace Pan shows new vaudeville bill
A touring vaudeville troupe crosses the continent with two porters and two maids and presents a varied program at the Pantagessope. The lineup includes musical comedies with stars Simon Myers Willy Kelly Kitty Clapp ler and the DeLite sisters plus acrobats Leelair and Sampson. The bill features The Upper and the Underworld Pair Dainty Misses and a photoplay Poor Relations and The Luck of a Totem with music by Harry Girard and lyrics by Joseph Biethen. The Japanese Revue stars Kay Hawiey with a girl only cast and Perry Rogers leading. Catland and White in The Black Secret cap the program.
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Willy Kelly
Kitty Clappler
Leelair
Sampson
Utiland
Joe Weston
Grace Kline
Underworld
Bowery
Pepare
DeLite
Fred Ferdinand
Astin
Harry Girard
Far North
Mr. Girard
Seattle
Joseph Biethen
Agnes Cain Brown
Kay Hawiey
Caast
Perry Rogers
Miss Hawley
Queen Anne
Law Paragraph Echoes on Illegitimate Child Rights
A letter argues against legal protection for illegitimate children, claiming the child is better off without law safeguards. The writer shares personal experience of birth, stigma, and eventual marriage to a man who accepts the child, insisting time heals wounds and urging homes for disowned girls while denying contact with the child.
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Miss Grey
Cours
Umbrellas Match Costumes With Ivory Tips and Leather Wrist Loop
Umbrellas popular this season match costumes with matching shades. Many new designs feature ivory stub points and short wooden handles with a leather loop for wrist carry. The preferred color is dark blue.
Vaudeville Tickets Awarded In Star Editorial Draw
A reader pictured here will be invited to The Star editorial rooms to receive two tickets to the Orpheum vaudeville show at the Moore. The Fashion feature Wednesday highlighted Ming Beatrice Morrignon of the Saw Film Exchange and Marguerite Price of Sheridan Arts on Thursday.
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Star
Orpheum
Moore
Ming Beatrice Morrignon
Saw Film Exchange
Marguerite Price
Sheridan Arts
Plaid Borders Highlight Maine Statehood Timeline
Brief OCR notes mention fabric patterns and a border contrast. It recalls Maine’s path to statehood separating from Massachusetts, a process spanning 1775 to 1819 with eventual statehood in the latter year.
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Maine
Maseachueetia
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Syracuse woman reports relief from fainting spells and poor appetite during Change of Life after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The ad touts safety, lack of narcotics, and natural herbal extracts as the remedy for menopausal symptoms and restored health.
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N. Y
Texas
Lydia
Pinkham
Mras
Demina
Lafayette Ave
Lydia Ki. Pinkham
Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Bright Skin and Digestion
An advertisement claims Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound with olive oil, cleanse the liver and bowels to improve skin tone and buoyancy. It advises taking one tablet nightly, notes they start the bile and ease constipation, and highlights wide sales at 10c and 25c per box.
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Edwards
Broadway Find Vie Quinn Delights Moors Bill Stage
Vaudeville at the Moore and Pantages circuit offers Vie Quinn with two partners and a Memphis troupe in a sensational New York style act. Dynamos of joy Harriette Lee and Pen Ryan with Hats and Shoes. Kolb and Dill’s Wet and Dry hold over at the Metropolitan.
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Moore
Vic” Quinn
Memphis
Miss Quinn
New York
Pen Ryan
Harriette Lee
Mien Lee
Myan
Homer Miles
Polly, Ox
Chick
Peters
le Poff
Helene
Smilers
Davin
Miss Davie
Nestor
Vincent
New Levy's Leading Man Walter Greaza Debuts in Seattle
Walter Greaza joins Levy's Musical Comedy at the Orpheum as the new leading man in The Isle of Adam and Five. The company features Lew White and Robert Lorenzo in a string of American comedy acts, with Princess Peas Hill guarding buried treasure and exotic musical numbers including Sahara and Down in Cairo Town. Matinees daily except Monday. Also Wilkes Players present Pals First, a human interest drama about two reformed tramps with uplifting themes. A big juvenile act, Mimic World, heads to the Palace on April 22 with a 30-person troupe traveling in a four-car unit.
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Levy
Seattle
Orpheum
Pye
Mr. Greasa
Lew White
Owecear Gerard
Robert Lorenzo
Peas Hill
Mies
Sahara
Gladge Finn
Pauline Arthur
Cairo
Wilkes
Lew Wilson Dodd
Wilkes Players
Wiliam Courtney
Thomas Wise
New York City
Ihs
Marcus Loew
Palace Hip
Second Ave
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