Theatres Grand and Palace Hip Show Weekly Vaudeville Lineup
The Grand offers the Five Pilgrim Girls and a slate of vaudeville acts including the Van Zanta comedy acrobatics and the Colleen Girl. Palace Hip headlines The Seven White Blackbirds plus other acts and the new photoplay The Shielding Shadow. The Wilkes Players perform A Night Off at Alhambra with Vivian and Genevieve Tobin headlining the vaudeville bill. Oak theatre presents Santa Claus Junior by Monte Carter Extravaganza with The Yellow Menace serial adding thrills.
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Muaste
Grand Theatre
Moston Conservatory
Muanic
van Zanta
Miew Adeline Carr
Colleen
Auburn
Herrio
Dixieland
Palace Hip
Comedienide
Baall and Allen
Madeline Back
Miss Happy Harrison
Ingalls and Duffield
Latona Sisters
Rolling Globes
Vivian
Genevieve Tobin
New York
Seattle
Orpheum
Alhambra
Age of Reason
Washington Square Players
Cecil Dorrian
Genevieve
Pat Rooney
Marion Bent
Oak Theatre
Monte Carter Extravaganza Company
Santa Claus
Junior
Jessie Reed
Babe Swope
Lou Davis
George Weiss
Kindness of Cops Surprises Bentleys at Christmas
Mrs E R Bentley reported her husband missing after leaving for work at Pier B. Police at Central station arranged coal for the childless family and refused a repayment offer from E R Bentley, a longshoreman, who said he had $8 and could not stay to settle the bill. They urged him to keep the money for Christmas.
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E. R. Bentley
30Th Ave. S
Pier B
Central Station
Bentley
Regal Dental Offices
Stat Dental Board
State Dental Board
L R. Clark
City water department hosts Rome themed party
City water department workers held a Roman holiday Saturday for three office birthdays and a wedding. Supt. L B Youngs was hosting a large ice cream feed when Lyle Gay and Miss Daisy Dean were found to have birthdays and were invited to join the feast. Mangold Wagner, garage foreman, arrived with his bride to be introduced to the superintendent.
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City Water Department
L. B. Youngs
Lyle Gay
Daisy Dean
Mangold Wagner
Drunkenness Declines in England and Wales During War
A 1915 report claims England and Wales show a sharp drop in drunkenness as many men serve at the fronts. Convictions fall by about 48,017 from 1914, with agriculture east coast counties seeing up to 41.8 percent decreases. The no treating law aided the decline. 135,811 drunkards were convicted in 1915, the lowest in nearly four decades, including 33,211 women.
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London
England
Wales
Three Seattle Fishermen Drown In Alaska Gale
Three Seattle fishermen Ira Atwood Ole Haram and Eyvird Johansen died when swept overboard during a gale that battered the schooner Bumner off Commerce Bay in Alaska waters last week. Mourning friends recall the tragedy as a severe storm hit the vessel.
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Seattle
Iira Atwood
Ole 8
Haram
Eyvird Johansen
Bumner
Commaney
Alaska
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Empire City
Cecil Parkes
William Conway
Ollie Young
April
MYSTO
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Regal Dental
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Frye’s
D Markets SA
Olympic Market
First Ave
Western Ave
Westlane
Westlake
Wise Shattie Market
Occidental Ave
Ballard Market
Ballard Ave
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