The Merrie Month of May and The Minstrel and the Maid
Ruth Chatterton heads a strong cast at the Metropolitan in The Merrie Month of May a Henry Miller production set in Washington and Arizona with Judith Baldwin Ted Musgrove and Senator Baldwin. Levy's Orpheum debuts When Women Win a suffrage farce at the Mid-Summer Folly with Lew White and Elin Hurt. Palace Hip presents The Minstrel and the Maid and other vaudeville acts. Pantages features Perhaps You're Right with George Choos.
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Metropolitan
Roth Chatterton
Levy
Orpheum
Midsummer Folly Co
Pantages
Ruth Chatterton
Metropolitan Theatre
Henry Miller
Miss Chatterton
Senator Baldwin
Arizona
Washington
Judith Baldwin
Ted Musgrove
Congressman Hamill
West
Courtney Blue
Hallie Baldwin
Langley
Pet Baldwin
Old Jefferson
Miller
James Rennie
Lucile Watson
Edward Fielding
Sydney Booth
Charles Katherine Emmett
Lawrence Eddinger
Flora Shef
Levy's Orpheum
Lew White
Ert Hurt
Folly
Olive Finney
Pauline Arthur
Corey Hunt
Bob Sandberg
Floy Ward
Lawrence Orth
George Choos
Imperial
Ray
Emma Dean
Romano Sisters
Florence Rayfield
Sunshine Girl
Ray Conlin
Enry Miller
Palace Hip
The
Francis Alexander
Kay Conlin
Orpheum vaudeville season to open at the Moore
Manager Carl Reited announced the Orpheum vaudeville season will begin August 24 at the Moore theater with box office opening August 17 for reservations. The renovated Moore features a new stage designed to host the largest and most elaborate productions in vaudeville.
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Orpheum
Moore
Carl Reited
Hearts of Three leads young American to hidden treasure
A dramatic Monday feature in The Star follows a young American who braves danger in a mountain search for treasure, revealing endurance, risk, and resolve as he pursues a fabled prize.
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The
Star
Central America
Independent theatrical producers Dodge and Pogany form company
Wendell Phillips Dodge and Will Pogany announce the creation of a new independent producing firm to develop plays and manage theatres. They will immediately begin work on several acquired productions as they establish the company and its operations.
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Wendell Phillips Dodge
David Belasco
Will Pogany
Dodge
The Orchard Inn Visit Sparks Quiet Romance in Diary Entry
In a Forest Valley setting, Dolly writes to Joan about meeting Capt. Wallis at the station and settling into The Orchard Inn. The two navigate restraint and curiosity as work and attraction unfold. Dolly plans to work on a chapter while awaiting a 2 o clock meeting with Wallis at the inn.
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Capt
Wallis
Osteopaths Elect Washington Association Chiefs
Dr. W. E. Abeggien of Tekoa was elected president of the Washington Osteopathic Association at the Frye hotel. Officers include W. H. Arnold of Vancouver as first vice president and R. Mayo of Walla Walla as second vice president, Edward Howley of Mount Vernon as treasurer, with Wimner Ford of Seattle and W. T. Thomas of Tacoma as trustees. W. Ke. Waldmm of Seattle will be the delegate to the Chicago national convention in July 1920 as the 19th annual convention closes Saturday evening.
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W. E. Abeggien
Tekoa
Washington Osteopathic Association
Frye Hotel
W. H. Arnold
Vancouver
R. ©. Mayo
Walla Walla
Edward Howley
Mount Vernon
Robert Wimner Ford
Seattle
W. T. Thomas
Tacoma
W. KE. Waldmm
Chicago
Man’s Kick Turns Fatally Clumsy Near Beer Mishap
In Harrisburg on August 9 John Bush found a way to help unload near beer. A keg toppled into a cellar after he blocked the cargo, fracturing his leg and ending in a serious injury.
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Harrisburg
John Bush
Bush
Hidden riches tale in a Maya legend and desert pursuit
A terse blurb describes an aged Maya keeper guiding a man and a girl to a secret mountain hideout. They traverse barking sands and seek untold wealth, with the scene set for a story in The Star on Monday in London.
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Barking Sands
London
The
Star
Elks To Take Up L A Drive
The Elks lodges in Bellingham Anacortes Everett Port Townsend and Port Angeles will run the Salvation Army fund campaign the week starting September 22. Charles Manning Everett president of the Washington State Elks association and Dr W F Kennedy Portland Oregon Elks president joined O C Bortzmeyer Salvation Army official in Seattle after a Northwestern Washington tour. Manning predicted a large Washington Elks convention in Yakima August 21 22 and 23.
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Bellingham
Anacortes
Everett
Port Townsend
Port Angeles
Salvation Army
Charles F. Manning
Washington State Elks’ Association
Manning
W. & Kennedy
Portland
Oregon State Elks’ Association
O. C. Bortzmeyer
Salvation Army Home Service
Seattle
Washington
Elks
Yakima
Magazines Urgently Sought for State Logging Camps
Captain John Anderson directed an urgent appeal for more magazines to support logging camp workers nationwide. He said the reading materials counter LW. W. literature and urged use of street blue war work boxes now filled with camp reading matter.
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John Anderson
LW. W
Capt. Anderson
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Macks
Randolph Gray
Elinore Jackson
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Frisco
Adolphe
Francis
Alexander
Morris Sisters
Melville and Evans
MET
Blanche Bates
Moliere
Philip Moeller
Liberty Theatre
New York
Mr. Miller
Miss Fates
Madame de Montespan
Molierc
Palais Royal
Paris
Louvre
Smith & Lawrence
Baggot
Imperial Quintette
Nora Payea
Irving Berlin
Eddie Foy
Hhs
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Belle Isie
Brittany Coast
Edoardo Ferrari-Fontana
Metropolitan Opera Company
Edith Taller
Havana
Newark
Margaret Matzenauer
Metropolitan Opera
the Orchard Inn
Forest Valley, N. J
Joan
Max Porter
Joanie
Caruso
Mrs. Darby
Capt. Wallis
Dolly
Dorothy
Lively Beach
Walle
J. Murray Smith
Osteopaths
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I. M. Bennett
L. A
Stearns
International
Virginia Street
Fourth Avenue
Soldiers, Sailors and Workingmen's Council
Edwin J. Brown
J. Brown
Third and
Madison
Uptown
Lucio
Second Avenue
Rex Beach
Alaska
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