Nightie Night Debuts in Seattle Met Theatre Farce
Adolph Klauber presents Nightie Night at the Metropolitan in Seattle with Kirnan King in the lead. The cast includes Thelma White, Helen Namur, Max Waleman, Margaret St. Clair, Harold Hutchinson, Frederick Beane and George Spelvin as part of a lively program across two stages.
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Adolph Klauber
Seattle
Metropolitan Theatre
Altho
Kirnan King
Thelma White
Helen Namur
Max Waleman
Margaret St. Clair
Harold Hutchinson
Frederick Beane
George Spelvin
Wilkes Players Stage Mystery Drama The Hate in the Wall
Fred Jackson presents The Hate in the Wall at the Wilkes this week a mystery drama about a young woman seeking revenge on society and a jailed sentence. Miss Morgan leads as the vengeful woman with Arthur Vinton and cast in support. Ruby Lang joins Levy's Orpheum with a larger part and a strong chorus number. The Loew's Palace program features Rice and Elmer amusing pantomime and thrilling stunts with Harry Ward Harriet Raymond Little Lord Roberts and others adding musical and skit variety.
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Fred Jackson
Wilkes
Miss Morgan
Arthur Vinton
Ruby Lang
Levy
Orpheum
Leade
Millie Hingham
Ted Ullmark
Gene Gorman
Madeleine Mathews
Loew's Palace
Altho
Rice
Elmer
Harry Ward
Harriet Raymond
Norm Allen
Joe Hissett
George Scott
Pretty Dancer At Bungalow Featured In Revue
Olive Ann Alcorn stars in a pretty Oriental offering for the Buzzing Around Revue at the Plungalow theatre restaurant. Miss Alcorn is a pretty dancer and her act is specially selected. Mary McCrae performs a pretty song number and Ruth Edell delivers lively numbers with a clever mini act. An jaunty orchestra accompanies the show.
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Plungalow Theatre
Miss Alcorn
Mary McCrae
Ruth Edell
Puta
Bungalow
Ai Janty
The Fountain of Youth at Levy's Orpheum This Week
Oscar Gerard Lew White and Ed die Wright headline as the fan makers in the musical comedy The Fountain of Youth at Levy's Orpheum this week. The plot follows their antics as they pursue a magical age restoring quest.
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Oscar Gerard
Lew White
Eddie Wright
Levy
Orpheum
Blood Iron Phosphate Promises Strength and Appetite Boost
Thin or run-down readers are urged to try Blood-Iron Phosphate from Owl Drug Co. or a local druggist. The ad claims it will improve eating, flesh, and overall condition within a three week trial for $1.50, with a satisfaction guarantee or money back.
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Owl Drug Co
May Vote on New Car Plan for Street Railways
Petition drives backed by Public Ownership league push to place Erickson ordinance before voters. Backers seek a special election in late spring or early summer or the March 1922 city election. The plan creates a reserve fund by netting 1 cent from each fare to cover extensions and depreciation of the system.
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Erickson
Public Ownership League
Boy Scout Editor to Join Beattle Staff
Clark Schurman editor of Scouting magazine and noted boys writer will arrive in Beattle February 1 to serve as assistant scout executive, announced by local Boy Scout headquarters.
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Beattle
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Woman Beaten Over Taxi Bill Reported
Mrs James Hill 26 found gagged and unconscious in a room at 204 Fifth Ave North early Monday. Chauffeur Thomas J Gilbert 25 in same room was arrested. She says he beat her during an argument over a taxi bill.
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Thomas J. Gilbert
Alienation Damage Action Dismissed
Mrs Carrie R Booth dropped her $50 000 alienation of affections suit against Valeria Dwyer a milliner after an agreed settlement presented to Judge J T Ronald on Saturday The action alleged Dwyer won Donald H Booth from Mrs Booth by her influence.
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Valeria Dwyer
J. T. Ronald
Direct Primary Club to Meet Tuesday
The Direct Primary Protective club will meet Tuesday night at 654 New York block to discuss steps to circulate a referendum if needed to preserve the direct primary law.
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Direct
New York Block
Bliss San Francisco Chronicle Assistant Editor Dead
Charles H. Bliss, longtime assistant city editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, has died. He shaped city news coverage and editorial decision making for decades. His death marks the loss of a prominent figure in the paper's newsroom and local journalism.
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San Francisco
Charles H. Bliss
San Francisco Chronicle
Charlie Ray Swaps Rube Role for Fashion Plate Film
Charlie Ray shifts from his usual rustic persona to a chic urban youth in the Liberty Theatres entry Nineteen and Phyllis. Clara Horton stars as Phyllis alongside Ray, with Mary Pickford in The Love Light at Clemmer and multiple other features listed for today.
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Reebel
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Tom Mix
Lateen White
Winter Garden
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Reidie
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Lila Lee
Civil Service Offices May Move From Seattle
Dr. C. W. Paine announces possible relocation of U S Civil Service Offices from Seattle. The department, housed in the federal building, cannot find suitable quarters. Port Townsend and Portland are bidding to host the offices.
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Seattle Logger Killed. Crushed Between Logging Cars
George E. Gillen 36, a logger, was crushed to death Saturday afternoon at Star Logging camp near Lochley. Son of Mrs. Julia Whittier chiropodist in the Yale building. His body was taken to Everett.
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Star Logging Company
Lochley
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Julia Whittier
Yale
Everett
Ely's Cream Balm Relief for Cold and Catarrh
Relief claimed for stuffed nose and congestion with Ely's Cream Balm. The advertisement urges readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist and apply the antiseptic cream in the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and ease breathing.
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Ely
Icelanders to Host Benefit Dance in Seattle
On January 25 the Icelanders of Seattle will present a benefit dance card party and entertainment at Ballard hall Market street at 22nd avenue northwest to raise funds for Arthur Thorlakson 26 injured while working in Alaska and convalescing at home.
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Ballard
Sypher
Market St
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