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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1909

Page

4

Vaudeville Notes and Stage Plans Mentioning Fay and Russell

The item lists upcoming shows at the Savoy and other venues with references to Miss Fay and the famed Lillian Russell. It discusses a proposed new musical comedy chorus by Carroll and mentions a plan to adapt The It to feature a miniature Anna. It also notes Russell’s 48th birthday claim and her enduring youthful appearance.

Carroll Ee Walsingham Watts Weil Miss Fay Lillian Russell Lillian Miss Russell

Shubert Company Moves and Transport Implications

Fragmentary notes describe shifts within the Shubert concerns and cascading effects on transportation and fares. Mentions names such as Mason Beattie and TeMmarried, with scattered references to New York City and Haiti.

Phown Mason Beattie Lo Mew Mexico New York City Haiti

Tinney Proves There Is Something New Under The Sun

A lively revue review notes Frank Tinney as a top comic act with rapid patter and musical asides. It praises Tinney’s showmanship and compares other acts including Maybelle Fisher and M. Ferrard, while critiquing underwhelming performances by Underwood Slosson and Donovan Arnold.

Tinney Pater P. P Frank Tinney Francis Frank Little Sock Bu Skinner Maybelle Fisher Humberto Bucherie M. D'Arras M. Ferrard Belle Davis Dobb Frank Underwood Frances Slosson James B. Donovan Rena Arnold Zanettos Fox and Foxies’ Circus

Variety Bill At Majestic Theatre This Week

The Romany Opera Co headlines the Majestic with songs and style to praise. Baltua Four showcase acrobatic feats while Marckley charms with ragtime to grand opera. Tremayne and company present a humorous stage set. Gardner and Golder perform blackface in polished form. Marie Fitzgibbons sings and jokes, May Tully and Alice Baker star in a top act. Novelty Dancing Four impress with skillful footwork. Delaphone the mime entertains. Nancy Withro delivers planologue. La Van Trio gymnasts and Valdare Varno close with comedy and acts.

Romany Opera Co Majestic Theatre Baltua Marckley John Tremayne Gardner Golder Marie Fitzgibbons May Tully Alice Baker Pantages Theatre Delaphone Nancy Withro la van Valdare Varno

Taft mingles with Bowery crowd in rain dressed in evening wear

President Taft, in immaculate evening dress, walked the Bowery in a rainstorm greeting a throng at the Howery Mission after a Carnegie Hall speech. He urged the unemployed to persevere, noting brighter days ahead while visiting the bread-line room amid crowds.

New York Haroun-al-Raschid Bagdad Taft Carnegie Hall Archie Butt Washington Bowery

Ludwig Wallner Debuts Locally With Schubert Club

German Leider singer Dr Ludwig Wallner makes his local debut Friday at 3 pm under the Schubert club. Press from Eastern cities heaped praise follows him, with Bos as his accompanist who critics across the East highly commend.

Ludwig Wallner Leider Schubert Club Wallner Exatern Coenraad V. Bos

Pioneer railway mail car chief John Harrowd dies in Ashland

John Harrowd, chosen by the post office to head the first railway mail car in the United States, died in Ashland after guiding early improvements that helped shape the system. During the Civil War he oversaw mail for the Army of the Potomac and later commented on political ambitions around President Roosevelt and Taft.

MRD Ore John Harrowd Post Office Department United States Brown

Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief

Claiming a fifty cent treatment can cure kidney and bladder troubles, the ad says Pape's Diuretic restores kidney function, stops backache, headaches, and night urination, and that no other remedy offers such thorough relief. It touts the Cincinnati firm Pape Thompson & Pape as trustworthy.

Pape Pape, Thompson & Pape Cincinnati

Seated Pair Share Surprise Wedding Revelation on Train

In a Queen Anne car a neatly gowned woman and a well dressed man chat loudly about her marriage. She reveals she wed over six months ago and sent an invitation the man never received. A civic moment of awkward reinvasion ends in a quiet sigh.

Pyramid Pile Cure Free Trial Offer

An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as proven for piles with hundreds of testimonials. It offers a free trial package by mail if readers send their name and address, then suggests purchasing full boxes from a druggist for 50 cents if satisfied.

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Minstrel Midgets Mock Tanner and Harness Dealer

The joke features Eph debating who is thriftier between the tanner and the harness dealer. The tanner hoards money while the harness dealer seeks to dispose of every bit. The peacock-toned tenor then performs a comic song about a father who never works.

Eph

Pyramid Cure Trial Coupon Offer From Drug Co

Old advertisement text promises a free trial package of Pyramid Cure from PYR AMID DRUG COMPANY. It instructs filling name address and mailing coupon to the Marshall Michigan address to receive the product in a plain wrapper.

Pyramid Drug Company Ce Bidg Marshall, Mich Mall

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