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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1922

Page

8

New Players Join Seattle Cooperative Stock Vaudeville

Miss Mary Robbins the new leading woman of the Seattle Cooperative Stock Company will appear at Wilkes theatre tomorrow matinee in Adam and Eva. The play originally ran two years at New Yorks Longacre and has had limited coast appearances. James the new leading man debuts in a lead role in this production praised by Eastern reviewers for its laughs.

Mary Robbins Seattle Cooperative Stock Company Wilkes Theatre Adam and Eva Longacre New York City Morosco Theatre Los Miss Robbins Mr. James Adam and Eva New York

Vaudeville and theater lineup dominates Moore schedule

An article reviews the upcoming Orpheum vaudeville program at The Moore with acts by Dave Harris and his seven man band, Emile and John Nathane, Ward Brothers, Bobby Adams and Jewel Barnett, plus Emil Pallenberg’s trained bears. It also notes David Warfield’s Return of Peter Grimm at the Metropolitan and comedy focus at the Pantages with The Current of Fun. The piece references a reader letter praising persistence in adversity and mentions a Vegetable Compound ad context.

Orpheum the Moore Dave Harris Sevenman Harria Ben Bernie Ward Brothers Archie Bertie Emil Pallenberg David Warfield Metropolitan Peter Grimm

Senator Reed Attacks Newberry Seat in Senate

Senator Reed of Missouri denounced the seating of Senator Newberry as infamous and dishonorable. He called the Republican majority hypocritical for branding the petition candidate dishonest yet sanctioning him and cited the Newberry case as evidence of a lack of conscience in 1922.

Washington Newberry Reed Missouri Senate

Lumber Men Coming to City From East

New York retail lumber dealers and their families plan excursions to Seattle in mid February. The visit is set for February 13 and 14 with further trips expected this year. One similar trip occurred last year and will be repeated.

New York Seattle

Fine Arts Society displays sixteen tableau acts in hall

Sixteen tableaux of paintings by new and old Masters were shown by Mile. Burnell and society members in the hall at 1213 Fourth Ave. A Novelty Variety Surprise featured dancing, posing and feats of strength. Acts include Evangelista on a Mission of Joy, Edythe and Eddie Adair in At the HoOt Shop, and aerial trapeze by the Aerial Rooneys. The Palace Hip previewed One, Two, Three with Al Lester company. Pauline Fredericks stars in The Sting of the Lash.

Friends of the Fine Arts Society Fourth Ave Burnell Langton Smith Hal Tow Haszel Themerives “Evangelista Edythe Eddie Adair Jamar and Dale Rooneys Harold Lloyd Palace Hip the Palace al Lester and Company Keddie Cassidy the Lad Laughland Fiske Fallon Stanley Elva Pauline Fredericks

Sheriff’s man taken in raid on gambling den

Deputy prosecutor T H Patterson and Police Captain B C Collier led a Saturday probe of a Collins building gambling den on Second Avenue and James Street after a Friday raid netted 36 men held on open charges. Frank Hall, alleged deputy sheriff and owner of the place, faced accusations of running the game as police seized chips dice and 3000 from tables. Police overpowered lookout at the doors and captured him before alarm could be raised.

T. H. Patterson B.C. Collier Collins Building Second Ave James «.T Frank Hall Hall Sheriffs Office

Teacher Accused of Beating Child at Woodinville

A Woodinville school teacher posted 100 bail in Judge C. C. Daltons court Friday on accusations from the boy’s mother Mrs. Aliee Hoff man that on November 23 1921 the child was beaten with a ruler for mispronouncing the word standing. The charge says the boy was left black and blue.

Howard Hoffman Anna ©. Ewaert Woodinville C. C. Daltons Court Aliee Hoffman

Roldt's Coffee Ad Promises Cheap Sips for Readers

A newspaper advertisement touts Roldt's Coffee at six cents, inviting readers to enjoy a smiling moment with affordable, quick service. The snippet reflects a period marketing style highlighting value and cheer.

Beattie’s Dental Advertises Bargain Work and Promises Returns

An advertisement by Epwin J. Brown at 106 Columbia Street claims low prices for dental work to raise money. It promises a getter for every feller paid and touts Beattie’s as an established dentist with 26 years of experience.

TF Shell Epwin J. Brown Columbia St

Newspaper Week Ends With Banquet and Talks at UW

The tenth annual Newspaper Week closes at the University of Washington with a Hawaiian banquet for three hundred editors and staff, while sessions discuss weekly paper problems, circulation, advertising, and editor opportunities. A Port Angeles excursion for state editors follows tonight.

University of Washington Zellerbach Paper Mills Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii University Commons Seattle Hugh Savage Cowichan B.C Dean M. Ll. Spencer School of Journalism America George Murray Vancouver B. C Sun Paul Lovering A. K R. Gardner Kennewick Fred W. Kennedy School of jJournalism M. A. Matthews All University Assembly Meany Hall Nathan Eckstein Eric Allen University of Oregon George Astel Richard W. Buchanan W. C. Parsons M. L. Spencer Faculty Club

Husband held for stabbing after confession in Chicago

Howard Willis was jailed on charges of attempting to kill Dr. M. H. Fash after Mrs. Willis confessed naming the physician as the man who broke her marriage vows. She said she was hypnotized by Fash and had been his patient for over a year before the incident.

Chicago Howard Willis M. H. Fash Willis Fash Willie Dr. Fash Bakersfield de Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Maude Stubbs Rival Arrested In Seattle Divorce Case

Ethel Stolph, described as the rival in Maude Moore Stubben's divorce, is jailed in Tacoma on charges tied to a $100,000 securities theft from A. Jittlejohn's home. A handwriting expert linked a letter urging bond return to her. Mrs Stubbs had testified of the affair amid murder charges in Knoxville.

Tacoma Ethel Stolph Maude Moore Stubben A. J.ittlejohn Stolph Littlejohn Stubbs

Fifteen Veterans Seek 20 Acre Plots at White Bluffs Hanford

Fifteen World War veterans one Spanish American War veteran and two civilians filed applications with the Department of Conservation and Development in Olympia to take up 20 acre tracts on the White Bluffs Hanford soldier settlement project. The American Legion at White a has acquired over 1,000 acres, divided into sixty farms of 20 acres each. The project’s formal opening is set for March 10.

Department of Conservation and Development Olympia White Bluffs Hanford American Legion White A

Bids Sought for 30 Wells at White Bluffs Project Olympia

Carl L. Shuff, supervisor of reclamation, issued calls for bids to dig 30 wells on the White Bluffs Hanford soldier settlement project. Bids must be received at the project manager's White Bluffs office by 9 a.m. February 3.

Olympia White Bluffs Hanford Carl L. Shuff Reclamaton

White Bluffs Entry Fee Set at Six Hundred Dollars

Revised figures from the department of conservation and development set the first payment for 20 acres in the White Bluffs Hanford soldier land settlement at 600 dollars. The payment could be as low as 550 dollars or less if cheaper buildings are chosen.

Olympia Department of Conservation and Development White Bluffs Hanford Soldier Land Settlement

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