Evening vaudeville program and touring acts at Grand
Alf Holt the mimic and Jessie Dale company headline an all new vaudeville bill at the Grand with Kerry Gow review tomorrow. Allen Doone presents the operatic revue and songs while Wonderland exhibit tours Switzerland style through mountains and valleys this week aboard a touring car managed by Lee Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Holt
Jessie Dale
Operatic Vocalteta
Wonderland
Hich Little Republic
Lee Baker
Dentin
Coe
Heir to the Hoorah opens at the Grand for five shows
Western comedy stars Guy Bates Post as a miner’s heir who courts the fashionable set. The show ends happily with reconciliation and a speech ending the second act. The cast delivers a first rate performance praised by theatergoers. Also playing are The Belle of Japan and The Power of the Press with strong ensembles and varied farce and drama at Seattle venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bates Post
Post
Japan
Seattle
B Reeste Clifton
Miss Clifton
Lota
Phil Sheffield
Sam Freeborn
Willam Donlan
William Morris
Harry Mack
Richard T. Love
Florence Bell
Aileen May
Kathleen Taylor
Julia Walcott
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Will Adk
S Tate
Armerican Tien of
Belitreham
Washington
Mioe
Massachute
New York
Maine
New Jeland
William Hickman Moore
George Listman
George F. Zimmerman
Var Johnson
Bigin and Waltham
Chicago Jewelry Co
Ind
Board of Health
George Lietman
Mystic Hall
Auburn
Pierce
King Counties
United States
H. M. Chittenden
J.rs. Pickard
Pauline Goldemith
Henry Pickard
University
Olympic Market
Pike Street
Spelger &Hurlbut
Second Avenue and
Union Street
Turner and Whitney
Mostmark
Moe
Kitsap
Monticello
Kerry Gow
Joe Murphy
Allen Doone
Air Cace
Mr. Doone
Switzerland
the Amadon Opera Company
Taylor’s Castle Garden
Claude Amaden
John T. Harvey
Hazel Davenport
Latzette Taylor
State Bank of
Stewarts
Church of St. Andrew
Green Lake
Frederick W. Keator
Andrew M Chots
Or Jet Mra
J. D. Trenholme
Pane
David
Aila
Creditt
Northwest
West
Standard Furniture Co
Tate
Fed
First Ave
Tacoma
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