Vaudeville Heads Next Week at Alhambra and Orpheum Theatres
The Alhambra and Orpheum unveil a strong vaudeville lineup next week led by Dorothy Jar on in elaborate attire with a seven-act card including Hakien and Fuller Corbett Shepard Donovan Tempest Sunshine Planagan Edwards Maria Lo Co Witt Winter and Travelogue with Tiny Burnett's orchestra. Also the Wilkes Players present Seven Keys to Baldpate at the Orpheum with a star cast. Moore Theatre hosts The Bird of Paradise February 18 19 20 21. Pantages features Frank Fogarty and the Six Berle Girls with Canary Caruso Grace Edmund Nell Mack Vera Velmar and Dix and Dixie. Palace Hip offers The Groom Forgot and other acts by Mabel Cameron Alan Devitt and the Milano Four.
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Dorothy Jar
Orpheum
Dorothy
Hakien
Fuller
Corbett
Shepard
Donovan
Tempest
Sunshine Girl
Planagan and Edwards
Maria Lo & Co
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Winter
Ireland
Berle
Canary Cariso
Grace Edmund
Nell Mack
Vera Velmar
Dix
Dixie
Mabel Cameron
Alan Devitt
Hippodrome
Palace Hip
Milano Four
Art Adair
Hank Sponge
Norris Baboons
Americans in Berlin eased by embassy aid
Americans stranded in Germany receive funds for passage home via the American ambassador and New York couple, with the embassy preparing departures. Some cases remain under consular care, including hospital patients, as a partial relief beyond a congressional fund.
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Jacques Mayer
New York
Tiz for tired, sore feet advertisement copy
An old ad copy touts Tiz as relief for tired feet with claims of reducing swelling and soreness. It emphasizes instant pain relief for coins callouses and bunions and urges readers to buy a 25 cent box from the drug store.
Tina Lerner to Perform with the Philharmonics
The Philharmonic Orchestra will present a second concert this season with Tina Lerner as pianist under conductor John M. Spargur. Lerner, a renowned young Russian artist, previously appeared in Seattle four years ago under University of Washington auspices. Madame Carreno has canceled her entire Pacific coast tour for this season.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
John M. Spargur
Tina Lerner
Seattle
University of Washington
Philharmonic
Madame Carreno
Spectacles Abound on Seattle Second Ave Says Study
A reader counted passersby on Second Ave from Pike to Yesterday and found 265 people wearing glasses in the afternoon and evening, with 80 percent rimless frames and frequent gold chains, plus a striking Englishman with oversized glasses who paused to gesture during a wartime exchange.
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Seattle
Second Ave
Pike St
Pike Down
Yester Way
Gerpiece
L. C. Smith
England Tries to Drag U S Into War, Rep Moore Says
Washington February 10 Rep J Hamilton Moore Republican Pennsylvania denounced English attempts to push the United States toward war He accused London of spreading lying reports and warned he would resist any act spurred by sensational London headlines Moore cited submarine reports as unverified and urged caution to keep peace with honor
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Washington
England
J. Hamilton Moore
Pennsylvania
London
Wilson
Germany
Bat
United States
Moore
Market Report Signals Vegetable Prices Rise Soon
A street report foresees higher potato and onion prices with all vegetables climbing. Butter costs push families toward oleomargarine as a substitute while a long list of produce prices is shown, including artichokes beets cabbage and celery. Reading through the prices highlights regional produce like Yakima and Oregon items and Butter and Cheese price listings appear among farm sale notes. The ad copy also touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil capsules as a health remedy and urges readers to buy from Owl Drug Co.
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Bright
Haarlem
Canales
Owl Drug Co
Judge Albertson Is Operated On
A Seattle audience hears oculists discuss eyewear trends and the growing use of glasses across ages. They note 35 percent of Seattle’s population wear glasses, 80 percent of rimless nose glasses, and that eye strain has increased due to artificial lighting and finer tasks.
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R. B. Albertson
King County
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Albertson
East
Seattle
Green Lake Congregational Church Plans New Edifice
The Green Lake Congregational Church will build a new church near the proposed high school site overlooking Green Lake. Funds will be raised by subscriptions to finance the project.
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Green Lake
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