The Right of Way at the Grand and Weeklong Shows
The Right of Way starring Hinllett Thompson and P Aug Anderson opens at the Grand for a return engagement next week with a Montreal setting based on Sir Gilbert Parker and Eugene Prebrey. Also featured are Derby Mascot at Seattle and Ceneasee of the Hills at Lola with Del Lawrence and Jane Kelton leading, plus vaudeville bills at Orpheum Majestic Pantages and new musical comedy at Star theatre.
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Grand
Guy Standing
Theodore Roberts
the Grand
Hjnllett Thompson
P. Aug. Anderson
Gillbert Parker
Eugene Preabrey
Montreal
Genessee
Hilla
Lyla
Ceneasee
Hille
del Lawrence
Mary Hitla Ryan
Jane Kelton
Majestic
Lawrence Crane & Co
den of Mystery
the Majestic
Henry
Aliee Taylor
Dolph
Susie Levine
Sisters de Faye
Abbie Mitchell
Lambert & Williams
Levinos
Star Theatre
Edward Arimstrong
Grown
Will Armstrong
Gus Leonard
Mise Davis
Miss Howard
Mr. Mathews
Marie Oates
William Boag
Tony Bevan
Marta Davin
Mise Bates
Beattie Theatre
Fpair
Oscar Eagle
Francis Gaililiard
Antionette Walker
Miss Walker
Beattle
Howard Kyle
Nathan Hale
Wig
Night Symphony Concert and Revival Vaudeville at Local Theatre
Evening program highlights include a Senday night Symphony Concert and a revival vaudeville showcase featuring performers such as Louise and Rob, with selections from Elwyn and Schubert. The venue promotes affordable 10 to 60 cent admission and lists several classic dramas and musicals in rotation.
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Man Ruseel
Dev
del Lawrence
Geneasoe Nile
Bert Leakie
Siang
Vaude
Erence Crane
Wicard
Mile Louise
Armstrong Econ
Brown
Ty A& Theatre
Drices
Court Critique of Copyright Rule Sparks Theatre Backlash
A controversial court decision on authorship rights provokes outrage in the theatrical world. Critics argue originality is overstated. industry figures warn of widespread litigation and harm to producers and performers.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Paul Armatrong
George Ade
Dam
Augustus Thomas
Weekly City Theater Listings Mixed Cities
Daily venues listed show Seattle and Alhambra performances across the week with repeated theater names including Orpheum Majestic Pantages and recurring mentions of Grand Lota and Moore. The fragmentary OCR reads like a schedule of shows with city marks and theater names.
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Alhambra
Grand
Lota
Seattle
Moore
Ahambra
Orpheum
Majestic
Pantages
Local Theatrical Season Preview Highlights Classics
The programspot notes three upcoming productions including Brewster's Millions The Merry Widow and other era favorites. Details on venues dates and cast are teased as the season unfolds.
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Dence
Haytl and Gloria stage shows loom in Seattle area
McIntyre and Heath under Kian and Erlanger bring In Haytl to the Moore week after next. Florence Roberta returns to the Alhambra. In Gloria by James Bernard Fagin Pauline Hall and Will Archie perform Wildfire at the Grand a week from tomorrow. The Seattle bill follows The Derby Mascot with Dead wood Dick's Last Shot. Lois follows Genensee of the Hille with Sapho. Wilfred Clarke wed Grace A Mein ken. Jose Angeles endorses King Dodo. Charlotte Tittell and Olga Nethersole will appear here.
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McIntyre & Heath
Kian & Erlanger
Haytl
Moore
Florence Roberta
Alhambra
Gloria
James Bernard Fagin
Pauline Hall
Will Archie
Lillian Russell
Grand
Seattle
Deadwood Dick
Lois
Genensee
Sapho
Des Moines Passes Crime Free Play Ordinance
In Des Moines Iowa the new ordinance bans any play depicting killing or crime amid public debate over censorship and artistic expression drawing varied community response and local officials enforcing the rule.
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Cranks
Des Moines
Iowa
jJust
Dee Moines
Melodrama and Theatre Notes Blur in One Scene
T Daniel Frawley closes in Winnipeg tonight with St Kime while Henry Halli, a noted ball player from Ajdover days, gains mention as a former college star. Victor Herbert's Algeria moves to the storehouse for a third time as a New York company plans a westward tour. A light interlude follows Carl Reiter seeking a theater ticket with Bill Raymond advising gin fizz before stepping away from the Orpheum.
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Henry Halli
Ajdover
Washington, D. C
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Ocal Theatre
Seattie
Ita
Runnell Drew = atock company
Chas A. Taylor
Third Avenue
Chas A. Taylor Company
Vaudeville
Bert Lewie & Co
Hogan
Rockety
Thorne
Carleton
Ome Diane
Laveen & Cross
Roman Aports
Chan
Kent
Atroet Tous
Pathe
Mile
Louise
Friend & Downing
Lovato
Bartlett & Collins
Guillvers Lillputians
Fielding & Car Jos
Daley
Liane de Payee
Heath
Florence
Ailan Bushman
Gerard Kear
Lindsay
Bita
Rottow
Burns Con Nethersole
Camille
Mre
Tani
Wid James
Shhubert Company
Schubert
Patience
Brewster's
Myrtle Elwyn
Katha Willian N 'Sal
Beattie
Conataten
Sowataht
Ani
Aler Panate Morgan Phelpa
Tom's Cabin
East Lynne
Rip van Winkle
J. W. Sayre
John Cort
William Morris
Martin Beck
Orpheum Dreait
Portland
Tacoma
Armory
Harry Lauder
Morris
Lauder
Maria
San Francisco
Cort
Thorn & Darvin
Squire's Opera House
Lyceum Theatre
Frederick V. Bowers
Man. Cort
Kiaw & Erlanger
I! Open
Young Turk
Mme
Teresa Carreno
Plymouth
the Moore
Wile By Standing
Alphons Ethier
Taylor Comi
Onat
Andrew Knight
Charles R. Allen
Peter Spears
William L
Nore Stas Wa Ca
Cn'ane
Edward Keilie
Jonbany Blue
Viola Keene
Nellie Cheneworth
Aileen May
Hannah Speers
Virginia Richmond
Texas
Laurette Taylor
Frank Fanning
Susie Howard
Eva Rarle French
the Haynores
Delph
Susie Leino
Pike Street Theatre
Rays
Btar
Edwards
Frohman
Bruce Edwards
Charlies Frohman
Mr. Edwards
Louis James
Aphie James
Schumann-Heink
Katha Williams
W. A. Whitecarts
Bobby Byrne
Olga Nethersole
Andrew Robeson
the Wolf
Beaubert Club
Chas. D. Herman
Djrand
Leslie
Charles Kenna
Carleton Yap
The
Emma Francis
Arabia
Des
McConnell
Marvelous Hiltons
Wilfred Clarke
Grace A. Meinken
Jose Angeles
Charlotte Tittell
Tittell Stetera
ELITE
Russell & Crew
Mere
Liebler & CO
Hlame
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Liebler
Sam
Lee Shubert, Inc
Florence Roberts
Russell & Drew
Mera
Jim
R. E. French
Chas. A. Taylor
DERBY
Billy O'Brien
Nina Beeson
Long & West
Dolph—Levino
Susie
Lawrence Crane
Henry——Taylor
Alice Sensationa
Sisters Defaye
T. Daniel Frawley
Winnipeg
St. Kime
Victor Herbert
Algeria
New Theatre
New York
Kansas City
Entertainment Note
Carl Reiter
Bill Raymond
Reiter
Bill
the Orpheum
Moore Theatre
Blanche Walsh
David Belasco Ricarate
David Warfield
Charlies Kiein
Rowe
Klaw & Erlanger
Hayti
Gilbert Parker
Kilaw & Erlanger
Madame Teresa Carreno
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Henry Hadley
Mats
Heatre
France
Firat
Mary Kills Ryan
D. S. Lawrence Company
Pantages Theatre
Witiy
Mile. Louise
Seven Colored Cramps
Downing
Rosenthal and
Hanigan
Fielding and Collins
Helen Lowe
Pantagescope
First and
Madison
Armstrong
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