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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
5
The York paper notes a crowded show town with engagements by Frank Coombs Beattie tenor and others. Frank Coombs performs new numbers including Sliver Threads and Antena in a vaudeville bill with Eastern acts, praised at the Greenroom club event.
Fragmentary text references dramatic venues in New Denver and Baltion, mentions two dramatic acts and a list of plays including The Merry Witch and The Witching Hour. Context suggests theatre programs or schedules with multiple houses and long-running companies.
The study notes a daytime rail departure after bail for accused Friedman and a next morning recital by Schumann-Heink with accompanist Mrs Katherine Hoffman. A Ladies Musical Club event at the Moore opens Monday night featuring Vitellia aria and other selections. The Del Lawrence company will skip Romeo and Juliet and present a farewell Monte Cristo instead.
Charies B. Hanford opens at the Moore tomorrow night for four performances of The American Lord along with Maud Powell Days benevort. Schumann Heink is set for Monday night. The Grand features As the Boon Went Down and The Virginian opens Sunday afternoon. The Heck Theatre company continues its current run at Seattle with Cow Puncher and the REF French company returns.
The report lists opening acts for Wedded No Wife and Dora Therhe with Camilo to follow. Bergs Six Merry Girls headline at Orpheum, Louis Gertin the broad jumper at Majestic, and the Bachelors Club at Pantages next week. Stay theatre to switch to The Gideon Girl. Dad Russell to return with the new musical company for the Alhambra opening around mid March.
Countess Stavra formerly May Tilley of Olympia died in Paria at 45. Born in Olympia to Rice and Mrs Tilley she was famed as the city’s most beautiful girl. She married Charles Tilton of New York and later Count Stavra after living in Paria.
Margaret McKeany walked into police headquarters after being declared murdered, while Mrs. Leonard Russell Tuttle of Mill Valley identified the living woman as the supposed victim. The Tamalpais murder mystery remains unsolved and deeper than before.
The article lists average prices for cattle feed and related commodities in a regional market. It notes these figures reflect top-grade items and exclude uncertain or honorary indicators. Prices are stated as typical for the period and region, with emphasis on reliability for farmers and merchants.
Description details two suits in diagonal serge. One is tan maire silk lined, 27 inch coat, semi-fitting with shawl collar and pleated skirt. The second is Copenhagen blue plain tailored, 27 inch coat, messaline lining and pleated skirt.
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