Children Who Made 1910 Plays Big Successes
York notes a strong season for child actors as young Stephen, Gertrude Short, and Frances Golden Fulier star in productions. A charity matinee of Alias Jimmy Valentine features a disciplined child company praised for gravitating Broadway crowds. Gerry society safeguards help ease concerns about child performers.
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Stephen Stephen
Stephen
Gertrude Short
Mark Short
Mary Mannering
Gertrude
Shuberta
Frances Golden Fulier
Brother Morin
New York
Child Players
Tts
Jimmy Valentione
Jimmy Valentine
Alies
Tlue
Francie Wilson
Frances Golden Fuller
Morin Fuller
Lyceum Preps New Midweek Bill at Lyceum Theatre
The Lyceum announces a new midweek program today despite ongoing big houses for Othello and At Elmo. Gallagher and Indian Blood are featured dramatic pictures and Mat for Rent is a scene comedy likely to suit the season. Madam Lloyd remains the star musical feature.
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Madam Lloyd
Early Train South Commencing Sunday May 1 Remains
Oregon and Washington Railway announces local train 361 from Seattle at 7 16 a m to Tacoma Portland and intermediates. The through service includes dining car parlor observation car chair car and coaches. Temporary passenger station at First Avenue and Dearborn was noted.
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Oregon & Washington
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Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
Firat Av
Dearborn
Oregon & Washington R. K
Imarborn Et
Roosevelt Departs Paris After Warm Farewell
Col Theodore Roosevelt leaves Paris for Brussels at 8 10 am after a swell of French leaders and thousands in the station bid him farewell. He thanks Paris saying he had a splendid time and cannot thank them enough as the train moves away.
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United Press
Paris
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Brussels
France
Paria
Roosevelt
City Farms and Farm Teaching in the Schools Probe High Living Costs
Ohio lawmakers urging municipally owned farms, school agriculture instruction, and county agricultural colleges with experimental farms. They seek a state labor bureau to supply harvest workers and argue education and farming reform can curb rising food prices, likening storage to banking in price standardization.
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United Trees
Columbus
Ohio State Legislative Committee
Ohio
Food Trust
Domestic science and farming urged to curb food prices
The Chicago Journal notes legislators blame monopoly for high food costs and push domestic economy in schools to teach farming basics. They urge public instruction, municipal action, and direct farmer sourcing to end price manipulation by trusts.
Prince Rupert ad seeks buyers for citywide property
In Prince Rupert B C a notice seeks buyers for property across the city. Offer requests description price and terms from interested parties addressed to W M Ward at Prince Rupert.
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W. M. Ward
Prince Rupert
Train 561 to Tacoma from Seattle Schedule
In Oregon and Washington R. K. timetable a local train numbered 561 bound for Tacoma will depart Seattle at 7 15 a m from the passenger station First Avenue and Imarborn Street.
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Miss Keen
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Heston Transcript
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the Wonder Millinery Co
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Teddy
Purcell Safe Co
Prefontain Building
Hall's Safe & Lock Company
Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co
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Marguerite Lemon
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Mayence Opera House
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New York Metropolitan Opera Company
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
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Pennae
Moore Theatre
Keach
Alhambra Theatre
Oveta Company
Vrane Vonne
Frances Kett
George Kankle
David Hrattetrom
Russell & Drew
Btock Company
Fh. KM. Prench
Yon Vonson
Nighta
Trut Minetr
J Wild
Lew Welch
Bovton & Tilson Wolfe
Moore & Young
Wields & Co-co
Lois Theatre
Monthes
Davyhne
LA Bella Napoli
Innnam
Star Theatre
Armeatrong Musical Comedy Co
the Girls
Seavey Motel
Pixternerdinary
Mme. Lloyd
A. Bridge & CO
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