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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
8
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Mrs. O. B. Fowler-Chumos widow of Professor 0. B. Fowler of New York will give her third lecture on "Theme's Deepen Laws" at the Y M C A hall Fourth Ave and Madison at o'clock tonight. She speaks on "Electricity, the Great Elixir of Owen Life" and lectures are free. Health consultations run daily 9 a m to 9 p m at the Lincoln hotel until December 18. Classes on electricity cures begin Tuesday December 16 at 2 20 and 7 30.
The entry reviews The Four Musical Avoilos with xylophones and a Teuton duo Eckert and Frankia. It also mentions Winnie Worth Nisbe Howard John R Phillips Harry Burkhardt Louise Galloway and a talkative character Hilliar as part of the program.
Moore Holbrook Blinn star in A Romance of the Underworld. Seattle Stock Co presents Going Some. Metropolitan Curtis Indian Opera. Shambra Photoplays and vaudeville. Orpheum Vaudeville. Pantages Vaudeville. Grand Vaudeville and motion pictures. Clemmer Photophys and vaude actions.
The Viennese operetta The Rose of Panama opens at the Moore tomorrow for four nights with a matinee Wednesday. John Cort presents the complete original production with costumes and scenery and retains principal singers and performers. Chapine the French soprano will sing the prima donna role as New York audiences welcomed her. The Moore audience enjoyed the Lombardi troupe and will see them return Thursday to close the week with Carmen Traviata Rigoletto and Salome performances.
Bailey and Mitchell bring David Harum to the Seattle theatre starting Monday night. The production adapts the homely book into a clever stage drama for Seattle audiences.
Able presents Circumstantial Evidence starring Harry Burkhardt and 12 others as the week’s headline show at the Empress theatre. Fred and Eva Mozart perform a showshoe dance, John Neff the brain storm comedian headlines an act of ginger humor, while The Quaker Maids sing a cycle. The Bimbos perform acrobatics and Ed and Minnie Foster offer comedy music.
Next week at the Orpheum the lineup includes Edward Allen Woolf's Little Mother with Louise Galloway and Joseph Kaufman as headliners. Jimmie Barry couple in The Rube, Chris Richards is unique in comedy, the O'Brien Havel company perform Monday, Ruby Raymond and Bobby Heath sing In the Good Old Sum mertime, with Frank and Truman Rice billed as acrobats.
Thirteen speakers were selected for the final UW varsity debate tryout on the single tax issue. Editors from 600 papers will visit Denver next June. Various brief notices cover arrests, births, deaths, and odd local happenings from New York to Upland California.
Olympic court reverses the decision of Judge Gay in King County Superior Court. J. C. Burnham was fined $250 for selling milk not up to standard. A banquet was held at the College Club for Judge Howard and Judge Main of federal and state supreme courts in New Orleans. Dr. C. W. Parham completed surgery creating a lower jaw from other body parts. Knights of Columbus hosted a charity dance at Bon Marche for Parental Home on Mercer Island. A rich strike was reported on the Koffa claim four feet thick, valued at four cents per pan.
News in brief from Walla Walla Spokane Olympia North Yakima Victoria and other cities. Union adjourns to meet in Bellingham. Liquor ban cautions issued by Spokane officer. Gov elect Lister reportedly names Lamborn public printer. banquets mark Lister and Falconer victories in Yakima County. Ship Strathdene awaiting orders on repairs. Jury verdict with guilt in Meadows case. Persian rugs showcased at 526 Union. West Seattle church to open with sermon. Fatal train accident near New York L platform edge. Woodland Park Presbyterian set for new pastor. Jonathan gifts sent to English king. Joliet moving picture house brief closure for ordinance noncompliance. First all female jury in Eldorado Kansas deliberates. Hoboken youths confess setting Saturday fire.
The Six Cantillions, Cuban acrobats who claim to be the world's fastest, will headline at the Pantages Theatre next week with a demanding repertoire of hazardous stunts. The program also features The Two Worths Haynes and Kitty Montgomery with a nautical sketch titled Nancy Lee, the Sec.
Hiram G. McGill, superintendent of the Western division of the Postal Telegraph Co., died at a Milwaukee hospital after a transfusion operation that used a pint of his son's blood. He rallied briefly but could not endure the ordeal.
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