Carmen anticipated at the Orpheum with Myrtle Vane
The Week at the Theatres outlines Ethel M Dounough at the Orpheum where Myrtle Vane will play the named role in Carmen after La Towea. Frank Rutledge and Grace Bainbridge join next week in Our Wife with Billy Nobles and Jeanne Brooks performing The Dixie Boy and The Girl With the Smile. Mile La Fleydia presents transparent art creations along with Reiff Clayton and Relff in song and dance numbers.
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Frank Rutledge and
Pretty Grace Bainbridge
Billy Nobles
Dixie Boy
Jeanne Brooks
Mile
la Fleydia
Reiff
Clayton
Relff
Theatres Run Moore Lombardi Opera Casts and Vaudeville
At the theatres the Moore Lombardi Opera Co presents Thais while Seattie Dave Lewis stages Don't Lie to Your Wife Lois performs La Tosca. Other venues feature Orpheum Vaudeville Pantages Vaudeville and Grand Vaudeville along with motion pictures listed.
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Moore
the Lombardi Opera Co
Metropolitan
Seattie
Dave Lewis
Lois
Orpheum
Pantages
Busy Izzy Returns for Two Seattle Performances
The George Sidney company brings Busy Izzy back to Seattle for two performances tomorrow a matinee and tomorrow night. The musical comedy is described as a big hit with audiences.
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George Sidney
Izzy
Seattle
The Chaperon Secured for Christmas Week in Seattle
Maxine Elliott company presents The Chaperon during Christmas week at the Lois theatre for Myrtle Vane and her troupe. The production has not yet been seen in Seattle.
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Maxine Elliott
Myrtle Vane
Lois Theatre
Seattle
Carmen to Open Second Week at the Lois Theatre
Beginning tomorrow matinee Myrtle Vane and her company present Carmen dramatized by Miss Vane from Prosper Mérimée. The coquette is known to the world of literature opera and drama, and in each field she has filled an enviable reputation.
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Myrtle Vane
Lois Theatre
Miss Vane
Prosper Merrime
Empress Weekly Road Show Presents Clancys Ghost
The Sullivan and Considine circuit brings the second 1911 14 season road show to the Empress next week headlined by Mr and Mrs Marc Murphy with the domestic comedy Clancy's Ghost. Lew Hawkins returns with new blackface material. The Malvern troupe of five acrobats joins plus The Three Dic ons dance trio Paul Stephens balances on a pole and walks a wire.
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Sullivan & Considine
Empress
Marc Murphy
Abou Hamad's Nine Arabs Open at Pantages
Abou Hamad's nine Arabs highlight the new Pantages bill opening Monday afternoon. They perform dazzling pyra mid formations and whirlwind tumbling described as sensational and bright.
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Abou Hamad
Orpheum Week Features Dick Crotias and Athletic Girls
The Orpheum offers a varied week headlined by Dick Crotias, a slang artist, with Wil Boehm's Athletic Girls performing boxing fencing and wrestling. George Carson and Jake Willard present The Dutch In China, while Ethel McDonough showcases gown beauty as a former Boston Fadettes drummer girl. Monroe Hopkins Lola Axtelle present Traveling as part of the program, and color photography highlights the lineup with Lou Duris as sole woman shadow.
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The
Orpheum
Dick Crotias
Wil Boehm
Crotias
George Carson
Jake Willard
China
Ethel McDonough
Boston Fadettes
Monroe Hopkins
Lola Axtelle
Lou Dur
Judge rules six month remarriage starts at decree filing
Judge Dykeman ruled that a divorce in Washington becomes effective for remarriage prohibition only when the decree is filed with the county clerk, not when the divorce is granted in court. The decision could invalidate many marriages and reflect delays in filing by lawyers.
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Dykeman
Washington
Judge Dykeman
Hattie T. Fezler
Walter B. Fezler
Fezler
Wild animal oddities across New Jersey and New York headlines
A 400 pound buck chased a train near the Rockefeller estate in New York. Cats, pelicans and wildcats feature in a run of curious incidents including blindness from clams, clashes with birds, and a dog returning a lost purse treasure found after months.
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Duke
W. W. Seeley
Mount Vernon
Gooses Battle in Central Park Menagerie
An Arctic goose deemed the largest in captivity defeats a black swan, a white pelican, and the largest stork in a dramatic display at the New York Central Park menagerie. The vanquished were confined to the flying cage after the contest.
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Central Park
New York
Various Local News Briefs From Portsmouth and Nearby Areas
Samuel Grossman to serve one year in naval prison after surrendering as a naval deserter in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Alfred De Forrest dies in an aviation accident near Marblehead while riding with Burgess in a biplane. Harbor funds debated as Rivers and Harbors committee suggests diverting 950000 harbor bond to Harbor Island improvements. Mrs Katherine Ross widow of Rev Donald Rows noted as deceased with two children and a Spokane grandchild. Golden West Lodge delegates in Seattle elect officers led by Grand Commander L Charles Neville and others.
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Katherine Ross
Donald Rows
Indead
Spokane
Grand Lodge of the Order of Golden West
Seattle
L. Charles Neville
Willam W. Holland
George F. Jacobson
C. D. Banborn
EB. F. Chariton
Van Trump recounts Rainier ascent at Mountaineers meeting
P B Van Trump, who with Gen Hazard Stevens first summited Mt Rainier forty years ago, recalled incidents from the climb during a Mountaineers gathering at the New Chamber of Commerce.
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P. B. van Trump
Gen. Hazard Stevens
Mt. Rainier
New Chamber of Commerce
Women of Tracy Organize Shooting Gallery Patrol
In Tracy a group of local women who carry revolvers for protection held a shooting gallery practice. Last night 300 couples danced at the annual ball honoring gridiron heroes who won a fourth consecutive championship for Washington. A dairy lecture in the Y M C A series will be delivered tonight by L W Hanson on the Dairy Herd with stereopticon illustrations.
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Tracy
Washington
L. W. Hanson
Hanean Heaving
Telegraph sounder order curbs hearing at army
Historical note recalls Gen George B McClellans order restricting access to a military telegraph sounder after leaks warned Confederate plans. Nearby items mention Milan's Mile Gamelli acquittal in slander suit against Caruso and a gas incident killing hundreds of pets in New York. A fireman dies watching a blaze and a Mexican banker’s widow body moves toward Chihuahua mausoleum.
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Jost
G George B. McClellan
Joafere
Army Telegraph Office
Military
Senator Guggenheim Announces Retirement in 1913
The Hig Business man in the senate, Senator Simon Guggenheim, told Colorado voters he would retire from the senate in 1913 for business reasons. They had expected his retirement in 1913 for business reasons.
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Simon Guggenheim
Hig
Senate
Colorado
Vanderbilt Siblings Visit After Appendectomy Operation
Cornelius Vanderbilt underwent an appendectomy at his home. Dr. Austin Flint announced at noon that the operation was successful. Vanderbilt was attended by his sister Mrs Harry Payne Whitney and sister Mrs Eli Bay Nee and brother Reginald.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Austin Flint
Harry Payne Whitney
Eli Bay- Nee
Reginald
Probe explosion at Cross Mountain line in Briceville Tenn
Government lifesaving crew opened an investigation into the Cross Mountain explosion that left sixty seven bodies recovered by noon and feared dozens more missing. Rescue teams labored through hazardous conditions as authorities pursued the causes and potential safety failures.
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Briceville
Tenn
Lfesaving
Cross Mountain Line
Hazardous devices found at government offices in Constantinople
Clockwork explosive devices were found today in the offices of the Grand Vizier and the minister of war in Constantinople. Followers of the deposed sultan Abdul Hamid are suspected to be responsible for the plot.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Hat And Dress Said To Hold Women Back In Business
Mina Edith Campbell of the Cincinnati school board urged Seattle readers that women’s fussiness over attire slows progress in business. She advised simple dress, no jewelry, and sticking to one flattering style to save time for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Edith Campbell
Cincinnati School Board
Seattle
Mies Campbell
Schmidlapp Fund For Girls
Wife Seeks Divorce After Desertion Allegations
Edith W Stamford filed for divorce from Capt H W Stam ford alleging cruelty and desertion after he alleged she refused to follow him from Fort Meyer Virginia in 1903 when transferred to another post.
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H. W. Stamford
Fort Meyer
Edith W. Stamford
Queen Anne Hill Chooses Site For New Library
At a mass meeting Queen Anne Jr and Garfield streets were selected as the site for a new library on the hill. Carnegie will donate thirty five thousand dollars toward the building's erection.
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Queen Anne Hill
Queen Anne Jr. and
Garfield St
Carnegie
Beauty Doctor Beaten by Scrub Woman in Tacoma
Warrants issued for Mrs. Norah O Malley after she beat beauty doctor M Marie Purcell and attorney L Whitney on courthouse steps. Purcell had accused O Malley of stealing items from her apartments and allegedly arranged a fake detective search.
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Tacoma
Norah O'Malley
M Marie Purcell
Pat
L. ©. Whitney
Comforter-2 and Crime Wave End in Spokane
The poem Comforter-2 by Berton Braley expresses a son’s plea for maternal comfort as a city faces a crime wave in Spokane. Police say threats and widespread arming of citizens contributed to a recent halt in hold ups and murders.
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Spokane
Ex-convict Grimm to return to penitentiary after hold ups
Tacoma dispatch reports HM. Grimm, an ex-convict, confessed to several hold ups including the tying up of a street car conductor. He was sentenced yesterday to five to ten years at hard labor.
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United Press
Tacoma
HM. Grimm
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