Amusement Calendar Highlights Week of Shows
The coming week lists Cahill in Boys and Betty Florence Bot Melville in The Ruseet with performances in Lincoln in the House and vaude. The Six Cornel and vaude acts play, Henry Hall in From Home, Reiley and Austin in Top o The World, and The Aerial Midair Ky troupe. Also featured are Rees, Harry Lauer, Julian Ettinge, and Wil in various vaudeville acts alongside concerts with 0 Gray Saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arte Cahill
Betty Florence Bot Melville
de Lawrence
Benjamin Chapin
Fe “Lincoln
Vaude
Lora
Ind
Cornel
Gray
Henry Hall
Reiley & Austin
Venus Montrose
Rees
Harry Lawer
Julian Ettinge
Wil
Warde's Famous Scoop Recalled and Theatrical News
A clipped report recalls Warde's famous scoop and notes Warde’s departure south after uncovering the truth. It mentions Anna Mooney of the Marie Cahill company pursuing Indian music study with the bureau of Indian affairs and a forthcoming magazine article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mooney
Marie Cahill
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Miss Mooney
Story of Arthur Warde and the Seattle Journal years
A fragmentary reminiscence describes Arthur Warde the manager from Seattle moving through early journalism. It recalls his daily rounds, a transfer to the Journal’s city desk, and a bold practice on the Morning front. An infamous tale follows involving a corpse found at the wharf and dramatic handling.
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Arthur Warde
Seattle
Jales
Warde
Saseed
Mary
Yeater
Hederaton
Wao
The Writing on the Wall and Other Stage Plans
Olga Nethersole to appear at the Moore early next month in The Writing on the Wall with Wallace Munro Hal Hunter and Constance Raymond as supporters. Florence Roberta to debut Gloria at the Alhambra in two weeks. January 24 features the Moore symphony concert with Carreno the pianist. The Wolf and other plays and artists including Maud Powell are slated for local venues. A burlesque postcard routine led to a costly injunction and damages claim. Paris courts rule on liability for presents to actresses. Manager Gil Barry notes 1910 spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Nethersole
Moore
Wallace Munro
Hal Hunter
Constance Raymond
Florence Roberta
Alhambra
James Fagin
Gloria
Carreno
Wolf
Eugene Walter
Far North
Grand
David Warfield
Moale
Pauline Hall
McIntyre & Heath
Hayti
Maud Powell
Mianche Walsh
Jules Rebert Goodman
Henry Hall
Harrington Reynolds
Elizabeth Forbes
Charles Th
Liebler
Symphony Orchestra
Edith Moxom Gray
Batley & Austin
Mark Swan
Manuel Klein
Harry Lander
Julian Eitinge
William Morris
Armory
Jim
France
Lola
The Boys and Betty at Moore and Other Week of Shows
Next week in Illinois theatres, Marie Cahill stars in The Boys and Betty with Sam H Hardy and W G Stewart at the Moore. Florence Roberts opens her Alhambra engagement in The Transformation, with White Whittlesey, Rupert Hughes, and St Elmo also featuring in nearby venues. Seattle premieres include The Boys and Betty The Transformation and St Elmo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moore
Marie Cahill
Betty
George W. Hobart
Silvia Hein
Wallack
New York
Miss Cahill
Sam H. Hardy
W. G. Stewart
Florence Roberts
Alhambra Theatre
Shubert
Syracuse
Rupert Hughes
White Whittlesey
Seattle
St. Elmo
Notable Stage Stars at the Grand and Frye in Early Seattle Theatre
A historical recap lists actors and companies seen in Seattle theatres from 1887 to 1908. Arie Cahill, Sam B. Hardy, William G. Stewart, Hattye Fox, Ann Mooney, Harry Sloane, Lola Glaser, May Robson, Florence Roberts, Maude Granger, White Whittlesey, Suzanne Seigel, Susanne Villa, Russell Hassett, Joe Muller, and Fred Dalley are noted for performances in Marrying Mary, The Education of Mr Pipp, The House of, Babes in Toyland, A Celebrated Case, Camille, Heartease, Sham, After Dark, The Prodigal Father, Sis Hopkins, On the Bridge at Midnight, and related productions at the Grand Frye and adjacent venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arie Cahill
M Grand
Mary
Sam B. Hardy
the Grand
Digby Bell
Mr. Pipp
William G. Stewart
Hattye Fox
Miss Cahill
Stewart Opera Company
Ann Mooney
Harry Sloane
Lola Glaser
Babes In Toyland
May Robson
Florence Roberts
Seattle
Prye
Opera House
Lewis Morrison
Marguerite
Old Opera House
Moore
Maude Granger
Frye
Camille
White Whittlesey
Suzanne Seige
Miss Roberts
Orpheum
Susanne Villa
Russell Hassett
Brady
Joe Muller
Old Third Avenue
Stoddart
Fred Dalley
Corinne
Melvor Tyndall
Mind Reader
Weekly Matinee Lineup Across Seattle Theaters
A reader notices a schedule listing matinees for the week featuring Sundays and Tuesdays at various venues. Alhambra Grand Lota Moore Seattle Lots and daily showings at Orpheum Majestic Pantages appear in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Grand
Lota
Moore
Seat
Seattle
Lots
Orpheum
Majestic
Pantages
New Casting Change in Cameo Kirby Stage Roles
Emmet Corrigan replaces Larkin Bunce in Cameo Kirby while McKee Rankin resigns in New York over acting direction. The report notes casting by gender and race across major houses with ushers and actors described by group and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Bunce
Kirby
Emmet Corrigan
McKee Rankin
New York
Stop coughing with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
A dated cough remedy advertisement promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a regular doctor's medicine for coughs and colds. The ad stresses a complete formula on each label and urges consulting a doctor about the necessity of every cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
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San Francisco Opera
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Thompson Opera Company
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Third Avenue Theatre
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Frank Minzey
Ste Hopkins
William HH. Sherwood
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Georgene Hays
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