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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1909
Page
3
IMTLE BOYS AND GIRLS ON THE ROAD REMEMBERED
The column notes that IMTLE's traveling youth cast and performers from The Climax and other Shubert bookings are remembered as they move through cities. Gene Hacking retires to Alaska, Frank Egan makes new friends in Los Angeles, Bobby Lawrence is in Bellingham desiring Seattle. The Shubert house in Los Angeles is dark this week and Miss Mannering returns East from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antern City
Gene Hacking
Alaska
Frank Egan
Los Angeles
Bobby Lawrence
Bellingham
Seattle
Shuberts
Mary Mannering
Denver
Shubert
Lone Angeles
Miss Mannering
Jim Deckers
San Francisco
Chicago
Musement Calendar of The Week in Theaters and Vaudeville
The calendar lists showings across venues with stars like William H. Crane in Fat and the Boys, Ray Beveridge Beverly, Sembrich in concert Por Her Sake, Warfield in Be Music Master, Melville in Hopkins, and Beatrice in The Top o the. It notes dates, venues, and acts from January 28 onward including Jerry Feimann and Louise’s Monday shows, with a mix of dramatic plays and vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnight
Figman
Mary Anod
Ray Beveridge
Beverly
E. Sembrich
Tritby
Claude
Fan- Usher
Fagan
Louise
Marie Cahill
Betty
E Walsh
David Warfield
Amora
Henry Hall
Ben Roberts
Sam Bermin
Rose Melville
Hopkins
Bailey & In
Dmony and Former Colleagues Sail Toward The Stage
A fragmented note recalls former girls from the local table pursuing theater across the Northwest and East. It mentions companies led by actors and singers, with names like Helen Har DZ, Grace, Hertha La Frantz, Justina Wayne, and Chariste Coming Westward, indicating tours and engagements in Tacoma New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orthwest
Mpany
Dorts
Tacoma
Helen Har DZ
Northwestern
Post
New York
Oscar Rot
Grace Has, «Inc
Callabombs
Hertha la Frantzi Stone
Justina Wayne
Wolf
Canada
Opera Company
Chariie
Carter
Charlotte Harmin
Re Vieartin
William H. Crane
McKinney
Ad man Eddie Dunn recalls Winnipeg cold spell
Eddie Dunn, George Cohan’s advance man, recalls hitting Winnipeg in a subzero night. He said the thermometer was 20 below zero and he could barely speak. A hotel clerk joked that after four years there they had not seen such cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Dunn
George Cohan
Winnipeg
Dunn
Actress Roots Jealous Headlines With Local Heir News
The notice from Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam T. Hodge announces the coming of an heir. Mrs. Hodge, known publicly as Miss Helen Hale, is noted as an attractive local figure who previously drew attention with Woodland and the Hitchcocks. The census bureau expects another actor or actress before January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
Wiliam T. Hodge
Hodge
Helen Hale
Phosa McAllister A Noted Stock Actress Remembered In Seattle
The Star reports Phosa McAllister, a former stock favorite in Seattle, died. In 1884 she led her own company at Yesler's hall presenting Engaged and Camille. She joined the original Frawley company in Seattle in 1895 and later appeared in seven or eight more Frawley productions and with Clay Clement on tour. She and her husband Harry Duffield were here six years ago with the Neill Morosco company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phosa McAllister
United Press
Star
Mise McAllister
Yesler’s Hall
Camille
Frawley Company
Seattle
Frawley
Clay Clement
Harry Duffield
Neill-Moros- 1 Eo
George Cohan's Generous Treatment of Supporting Company
The Yankee Prince author and performer George Cohan gave generous prominence to his supporting cast. He wrote in a role for himself yet elevated other parts with richer lines. On opening night in Seattle he sent Tom Lewis to deliver the curtain speech after act two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cohan
Seattle
Tom Lewis
Frank Danidis
Christmas Bills From Seattle Theatres Through 1906
A compiled list of past holiday season theatre bills in Seattle venues from 1851 to 1906. Notable names include Carl Bosco the magician, W E B Sheridan, Nell Burgess, Frank Daniels, the Del Conte Grand Opera Company, Richard Golden, and Joe Kelly with productions ranging from Shakespeare to musical comedies and pantomimes at Cordray’s Frye’s Grand and Third Avenue venues. The selection highlights changing tastes in theatre and notable productions such as Cinderella and The Girl From Maxim’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bosco
the Pavilion
W. EB. Sheridan
King Lear
Squire's Opera House
Nell Burgess
Widow Bedett
Frye's Opera House
World
Cordray's
Frank Daniels
Seattle Theatre
del Conte Grand Opera Company
Seattle
The
Third Avenue Theatre
Richard Golden
Jed Prouty
Grand Opera House
Maxim's
the Seattle
Joe Kelly
Head Walters
Third Avenue
Cinderella
Alcasur Theatre
the Grand
Lois Theatre
Next Week Playbills Highlight Crane and Dowlan Returns
William H Crane will appear in Path. Wer and the Boys at Moore tomorrow and next week, his first local presentation in three years. Margaret Dale stars with a four month Empire run noted in New York. Brady & Griemer present The Man of the Hour at Grand, with John Moore and Madeline Winthrop in key roles. Shadows on the Hearth brings back William Dowlan for a four act rural drama staged by Arthur C. Alston in Seattle tomorrow and all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam H. Crane
Wer and the Boys
George Ade
the Moore
Mr. Crane
Empire Theatre
New York
Margaret Dale
Brady & Griemer
George Broadhurst
Felix Haney
Phelan
John Moore
Madeline Winthrop
Seattle
William Dowlan
Arthur C. Alston
Moore Theatre
Lionel Adams
Ruby Bridgen
Ethel Brandon
Moore
Paus Haney
William Cullington
Murdock McQuarrie
William Lloyd
Tom Guise
Old Armory
Emma Juch
Tivol! Company
Grand
Jose Minatrele
Bhay Grang Opera Company
the Grand
Burgomester
Louis Miller
WM. H. Crane
WM. A. Brady
JO. A. Mee
Man i
ALL America
Mars Comes to Lois Theatre in First Local Run
For a week Del Lawrence company will stage A Message From Mars at Lois Theatre marking the first local presentation in stock. The program includes comedy with Hawtrey in the New York hit and a Martian moral tale. Also at Orpheum next Monday Julius Steger Co in The Fifth Commandment and a diverse lineup from Jean Clermont circus to Doherty Sisters and Pathe film clips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
William H. Crane
Ceres
del Lawrence
Heam
Julius Steger
B. Reno Miefti
Petroff
Mars
Orpheum
Julius Steger & Co
Willy Pantser
Jean Clermont
Circus of Animals
Doherty Sisters
Irene Romaine Kramer & Ross
Toki
Pathe Motion Pictures
Vaudeville and Theatre Lineup At Majestic Pantages Lyceum
Opening at the Majestic next Monday afternoon features Lad y Stembler Billy J Coleman piano monologue Paulinette and Pieque European athletic specialty La Mirette dancer the four Melanis Castilian serenaders George B Reno and his misfit crew and motion pictures. Petroffs clown circus headlines at the Pantages with Kilmer Taylor Wilson Jones Williams trio Crushed Strawberries Elliott and West Clotilde Montrose Millis and Fiyon. At the Lyceum Second ay near the Savoy the Washington Quartette with Ebert Kitto Stetson White Elea Weiss violinist and A H Lehy as ballad singer plus motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Lady Stembler
Billy J. Coleman
Paulinette & Pieque
la Mirette
Four Melanis
George B. Reno
Petroffs Clown Circus
Pantages
Kilmer, Taylor & Wilson
Jones Williams
Elliott & West
Clotilde & Montrose
Millis & Fiyon
Lyceum
Lyceum Theatre
Seconday
Savoy
Washington Quartette
H. G. Ebert
Fred Kitto
W. H. Stetson
W. H. White
Elea Weiss
A. H. Lehy
Moore week after next offers Mary Jane's Pa at Moore
Rural comedy drama Mary Jane's Pa stars Max Figman under John Cort management in a Henry W. Savage production. The Gay Musician tours earlier cast will appear as part of the Alhambra bill for one week starting Sunday January 2. Beverly later at the Grand, with Ray Heveridge heading the cant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Figman
Mary Jane
Moore
John Cort
Henry W. Savage
Henry KE. Dixey
Alhambra
Texas Guinan
Lotte Kendall
Harry Benham
Roger Gray
John P. Slocum
Beverly
George BarricGutcheon
Ray Heveridge
Crane company brings stars to Seattle stage history
Past performances at the Moore and Grand theatres feature H Crane in David Harum and The Stoops to Conquer with Ellis Jeffreys, joined by Percy Clarke and Margaret Dale. Louis Massen and Madeline Winthrop headline future shows, while J William Dowlan and Sallie Stembler also map long Seattle stage ties across 1900s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grand
David Harum
Ellis Jeffreys
Mary Mannering
Harriet
H. Crane
Seattle Theater to Stage For Her Sake Melo Drama
The Seattle theater plans a sensational melodrama titled For Her Sake the week after next. The production promises heightened emotion and classic stage intrigue with a focus on personal sacrifice and courtroom style twists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Can George Cohan Quit The Show Theatres Ask Why
The Star reports George Cohan may quit soon after a few more years on stage. At 82 he has driven a long, prolific career from writing to acting to directing and composing. Friends fear breakdown may force a rest, yet his energy keeps him going and the question remains can he stop now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cohan
The
Star
Cohan
Calcium
Cohans
Brutn
Will
George Coban
Mme Sembrich to Sing at Grand With La Forge in Support
Mme Marcella Sembrich will be heard in concert at the Grand on Monday evening January 3 under the Ladies' Musical club. Frank La Forge will accompany her. Trithy is to be staged at the Lois week after next. George M. Cohan received a splendid loving cup from his company. Seattle will see Father and the Hoy and Shadows of the Hearth next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Marcella Sembrich
the Grand
Ladies’ Musical Club
Frank la Forge
Trithy
du Maurier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atriole
America
Mr. Crane and the Boys
Crane
Man of the Hour
William C. Dowlan
Mearth
Trilby
Lois
Sallie Stembler
Miss "Montrose
IMTLE
Musement Calendar
IBY
W. Sayre
Cohan Is
Man of the
Vaudeviller
the Beattie
Taylor Company
New
Lota
Horace Parker
David Proctor
Eyec
Wscs
Tok
Cyril Young
Arthur Dicey
Wallace Widdecombe
Henry J. Hadfield
Martha
Anita Rothe
Minnie Templer
Elizabeth Valentine
Majestic
Lots
Lola
Marsh
Dugdale’s Park
George M. Cohan
Eattie
Geo. M. Cohan
Ode
Charles Frohman
the Yankee Prince
Matinee
Sat
John AT
Presen
John Cort the Grand' Sex
Land OF Nod
Sun
G. Delamater and
Wm. Morris Beverly
Geo. Barr McCutcheon
Beverly of
Graustark
Bishop Potter
Willie Pantzer
Aeropantomimic
Irene Romaine
Versatile Artiste
Doherty
Kramer & Ross
Toki Mukaji
Nippon
Equillbrist
Sunset
D. &. Lawrence
Matiner
Matinee New
ELITE
Russell & Crew
John P. Blocum
Ruseell & Drew, Mara
Louise Eagan
Russell & Drew
Thea're
Sullivan & Considine Family
Neling
Europe
Senor
Joseph Gerardi
Billy J. Colman
Senta
Soc
Pantages Theatre
Kilmer-Taylor-Wilson
Jones-Williams CO
Helen Lowe
M. F. Petroff
Animal Circus
Washington
Quarthtte
Elsa Wriss
France
Second Avenue
Savoy Hotel
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