Willson's Juvenile Minstrels at the Grand
Willson's Minstrels returned to the Grand last night to praise their improved discipline and encores. The show promises a bright schedule with matinee and further performances, featuring young stars like Hawkins, Hazel, and Knopf. Wagner's Band Concerts draw crowds with 2:20 pm shows and soloist Kathryn will appear. Pollard's Australian Juvenile Opera Company from Melbourne opens in The Geisha with Japanese-inspired staging and costumes, plus A Gaiety Girl and In Town.
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Willson
Hitches
Very
Professor Willson
Love
Ethel Hawkins
Marceson
Katie Hazel
Colludt
Bessie Knep- Deillieartin
Harry Knop
Bourne
Japan
Don Caesar de Bazan and a Lost Paradise at Seattle and New York stages
A stage program highlights J F C Whitney’s revival and a dramatic run with 4 international engagements. The Frohman company presents Don Caesar de Bazan at Third Avenue Theater and a Lost Paradise with prominent players at Seattle theater, featuring lavish scenes and romantic drama. Public interest centers on labor relations and elaborate productions in New York and Manhattan venues.
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J. F. C. Whitney
New York
Tan Stock Company
Seattle
Frohman
Bok Company
Manhattan
Third Avenue Theater
Carl Berch
Matinee
Don Caesar de Bazan
Don Caesar de Pazan
Tole
Third Avenue
Born
Don Caesar de Hazan
Roosevelt Considers Invite to Negro Congress in Atlanta
President Roosevelt received a delegation in Washington who invited him to attend the young Negroes' Christian Congress to be held in Atlanta next summer. He gave provisional acceptance. The event is promoted by leading Negro representatives from Southern states and supported by all denominations with colored adherents nationwide.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Atlanta
South
United States
Socials and notices fill Ballard club scene
The Athletic Club at Ballard opened new quarters with a dance night. Wagner provided music as many attended. Lana Social Club plans a dancing party January 22 at the Old Rainier hotel. Miss May Danks hosted a small party at 1216 Madison. Mrs Frederick W Hicks hosted a card party at 30th Ave and Terrace. Mrs 0 M Kelloge of Hoquiam attended a luncheon hosted by Mrs Percy F Smith at 222 30th Ave. The Temple de Hirsch auxiliary hosts a card party at Little's hall Tuesday evening with prizes. Aristos Club held a dancing party at Ranke's with a large young crowd. Mrs F J Comba entertained January 23 at 222 W Es Street for Miss Marg Cefure of Port Angeles. High Jinks tonight at Mrs Ralph Schoenfeld's on East Howell. about 36 ladies expected. A clerk plans a ball at Ranke's hall January 24 with many invitations. An ad urges value and fair treatment at Beattie Tailoring Co. 1207 First Ave. Mrs Creseman of Wonder Millinery Store now at 1420 Avenue between Pike and Union. All invited to call. Ladies' furs by CC Berg at 1218 Third Ave.
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Athletic Club
Ballard
Wagner
Lana Souct Club
Mise F. J. Comba
Wires Street
Misa MargeCure
Port Angeles
Wash
Ralph A. Schoenfeld
Howell Street
Ranke's Hall
To baga exchange failed as troops miss island delivery
NO EXCHANGE COLON. Colombia. General Castro's troops and sixty prisoners due for exchange did not arrive at the Island of Tobago as agreed, while Liberals remained with captured government men.
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Colon
Colombia
Castro
Tobago
St. Louis Expo Aims to Stay on 1905 Schedule
The St. Louis exposition executive committee met and passed resolutions denying any postponement. They affirmed the event would be held in 1905 as originally announced, countering Washington reports of a 1904 delay.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Parochial smoker and program at Trinity Parish
A smoker for the men of Trinity Parish is planned for Monday night with all invited. The event will include a musical program refreshments and an address by the rector Rev H H Gowen La Roche.
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Trinity Parish Church
H. H. Gowen
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Mra. Creseman
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Union
CC. Berg
Third Ave
la Roche
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Whitney & Knowles
Jobo Cort
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Tattle Theater
J. P. Howe
Ralph Stuart
the Manhattan
New York City
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Lost Paradise
Australian Juvenile Opera Co
Augustin Daly
Prichs
Tme
Seater & Company
First Ave
Alfred S. Witter & CO
Second Ave
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Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
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Hinckley Block
Ernst Bros
Pike Street
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E. C Niles
Cherry St
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W. M. Russell
Caesar de Bazan
Sterling
Frank Readick
Valley Forge
Uality
Sherman, Clay & Co
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IFE and Grill
Rand Ball
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eagle’s Hall
Second and
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