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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1910
Page
6
A chaotic note describes an upcoming Seattle event featuring a headlining duo and supporting comedians. It mentions an expanded show with a two comedian format and staff involved in staging and production, aiming to entertain a wide audience.
Review of a stage production featuring Florence Gloria Roberts and Whittlewey with Susanne Siegel in velvet outfits. Critics note light entertainment, stylish costumes, and lively acting, while acknowledging not original or highly clever material. The show outshines competing "The Man From Home" week.
Eddie Boyden and Pauline Hall Pudwy review a Grand Theatre performance featuring Will Archie and Lillian Russell alum, with Mrs Henrietta Barrington from Wildfire, praised for entertaining crowd. Rowland G Edwards as John Garrison, J K Hutchinson as horse trainer, Jane Kelton as Bapho, and Olga Nethersole comparisons noted. Descriptions highlight strong performances and engaging melodrama at the Lots Theatre.
A brisk melodrama with fast pace and comic interludes. The set resembles an arsenal with plentiful gunpowder implications and a lively stage atmosphere throughout the performance.
The Byrney Orchestra performed with Mina Eleanor Nordhoff making a notable debut as a coloratura with Saint-Saens fantasy and Hyduring rma encore. Detiles Coppelia ballet, Raymond overture by Thomas, and other usual preludes highlighted the program as management eyed an eighth concert next Sunday.
The article discusses a forthcoming road production of a play likely titled Mt here before long with cautious optimism about its reception. It mentions a strong stock presentation and a revival tied to the former firm of Coast tours, signaling a traveling show with pointedly successful stock performances. A novelization of Wildfire will be given away at the Chand Wednesday matinee.
In a chaotic scene the host Bat tried to quell constant talking by flashing a card reading SHUT UP. A quick retort from a guest below the card ends with the message Go to hell written on its bottom as the gabbling resumed.
Manager Alex Pan announced arrangements with Sandusky & Lawrence to organize a new dramatic star company at the Lola Theatre after the current company departs for Spokane. The change takes place Sunday noon at the Grand Hall with LeBar as leading man of the new Lola company.
An apparent press notice claims a large Bible wholesaler announced rising Bible prices due to a new tariff on imported leather. The message mentions branches in Kansas City Cincinnati and San Francisco and cites enforcement as the cause of the price shift.
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