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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1919

Page

11

Metropolitan theatre arms classics in weeklong Devereux program

Mr Devereux revives Old English plays at the Metropolitan for an eight annual tour opening Monday. The Ford Sisters headline Orpheum vaudeville with their dance act and orchestra, as Zinita Graf leads the cast in a refined presentation of plays by Goldsmith Sheridan Rostand and others.

Metropolitan Devereux Mr. Devereux Zinita Graf Metropolitan Theatre Sheridan Goldsmith Rostand Ford Mariel Dora Orpheum

Vibrant vaudeville mix at Grace De Mar and Wilkes Theatre

Grace De Mar headlines a rich bill with The Eternal Feminine featuring new character studies and a telephone booth bit. Wilkes Players mount The Country Cousin with Jane Morgan Alexia Luce and Mary Teorne in key roles as Alexanderia Cardale and Alfred Lunt star in the production. The bill also showcases Grown Up Babies at Levy's Orpheum with Oscar Gerard Lew White and a Bob Sandberg run, Eddie Foy and the Seven Youngers at Pantages, and The New Janitor by Bozo Arches and Blanche Belford with assorted acts and a grand headgear spectacle by George and May LeFevre.

Metropolitan Devereaux Trpheum Vaudeville Fea Pord Sisters Wilkes Eean M.—Levy Eddie Boy Little Boys Palace the Six Serenaders Grace de Mar New York Alexanderia Cardale Alfred Lunt Hinglishman United States Jane Morgan Alexia Luce Mary Teorne Harry Cleveland Dorothy Raymond Ireland Bob Sandberg Blanche Trelaese Pauline Arthur Oscar Gerard Robert Lorenzo Frank Budd Eddie Foy Foys Eddie Partronas Bozo Arches Blanche Belford George May LeFevre Hyman Meyer Ray Lawrence

Loew Plans Hippodrome Theatres Across West Coast

Marcus Loew announces Hippodrome theatres to be built in Seattle Eureka Stockton San Jose Tacoma Portland and three in San Francisco. He denies any intention to buck the Orpheum consolidation in remarks to Gay.

New York Marcus Loew Seattle Eureka Stockton San Jose Tacoma Portland San Francisco Gay Orpheum

Music and Names Fill Palace Hip Week at the Met

A week of variety at Palace Hip opens Sunday with the Six Serenaders led by James Donald Lindley. Comedy, song and dance numbers frame the program including Getting the Money with Maron and his company. The Thunderbolts of Fate stars House Peters and Anne Lehr, while Chauncy Olcott performs Macushia at the Metropolitan theatre. Seventeen, Stuart Walker’s New York product ion of Booth Tarkington tales, comes to town for five days starting December 14.

Palace Hip James Donald Lindley Corneti Maron Ood Lawson Conwell O'Day Bert Collings Betty Dunbar Harris Thunderbolts of Fate House Peters Anne Lehr Chauncy Olcott Metropolitan Theatre Macushia Stuart Walker New York Booth Tarkington Willie Baxter

Bogus Sandwiches to Be Investigated

New York reports the state commission on the necessaries of life will investigate alleged phony sandwiches sold in lunchrooms at ten cents or more. An exhibit shows a ham sandwich made from buttered bread with a thin edge of chopped ham to resemble the real item.

New York State Commission On Onearm

Fight on the Green Forest Ridge

Lightfoot the Deer confronts a big stranger in a dramatic forest brawl near Paddy the Beaver’s pond. Sammy Jay and Blacky the Crow alert the forest crowd as antlers clash and the fight tears up the ground.

Paddy Lightfoot Sammy Jay Sammy Misa Daintyfoot Paddy the Beaver Blacky the Crow Green Forest Robby Coon Billy Possum Billy Mink

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the Theatre Stuart Barnes Mr. Barnes Billy Frawley Louise Edna Barber Jackson Howard Sterling Marguerite Wilkes Booth Tarkington Julian Street Wilkes Players Wilkes Theatre Levy's Dancing Fords Moore Flossie Sturgis Levy Alexis Lace Mason Palace Ip Mike Foy Pantages Eley Ma Ernest P. Russell Wurlitzer Mission News Johnsons Tns Eee Harry Mason Wwood & Lawson Conwell & O'Day “the Darktown Detectives Harris & Harris Anna Leher Matinee THE George Tyler Booth Tarkington and Geo—Le Fevre Archer and Belford Hyman and Myer NEW Loew Theatres School For Dancing Lessie Mabelle Hall Asbury Park Georgia Armand Chaliff’s Ull BY Thornton W. Burgess T. W. Burgess Peter Rabbit Jumper the Hare Buster Bear Bobby Coon Unce Reddy Granny Fox Big Stranger Hill's Cascarar Mr. Hill Dees Mrs Frederick Peterson Silas Munro Frederick & Nelson
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