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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
4
Eleanor Fairlow disrupts a dinner with sharp talk on love and loyalty as Margie questions whether one man can be all to one woman. Dick defends constancy while hints of Eleanor’s appeal and sly social dynamics surface, ending with a teaser for tomorrow.
The Moore presents The Passing Show of 1913 a lavish revue with many pretty girls vast scenery songs and dances praised as the season's best attraction. Cast includes Mazie King Frank Conroy George Le Martre Sadie Burt Mollie King and Charles King among others. The Capitol steps sequence and Inauguration Day March end the act to storms of applause.
Avenue players entertain Seattle audiences with All of a Sudden Peggy earning hearty applause. Anda Due shines as Peggy with Miss Mattie Hyde and Miss Jane Dorsey adding to success. Dwight A. Meade has a small role in Jimmy Keppel. Northland romance led by Harry Girard and Alice Caine-Brown anchors the Pantages bill with a totem pole song and sourdough appeal. Harry Jolson, brother of Al, appears as a blackface comedian.
The Universal Film 101 Bison release presents a dramatic adventure about silken belted pirates in the South seas. Director Henry McRee stages the voyage and a roaming company of players amid vivid settings and dramatic situations. Scenes include a cast adrift at sea and a boat wrecked on a strange island with savage inhabitants.
Fan Miss Ruth Stonehouse is 20 and likes sweetheart roles. Richard Travers owns a roadster stolen last week and is single. Beverly Bayne is not married, status unknown. Rapley Holmes will write to Gertrude. Alice Joyce appears in Nina of the Theatre, with Tom Moore, in a two reel series. The Man Who Disappeared features Marc MacDermott and steel-girder scenes. Florence Lawrence stars in The Doctor's Testimony at Alhambra. Ford Sterling linked to Teddy Sampson rumors. The Swindiers at Grand A Majestic ends with melodramatic action.
The License Committee will study supervision of massage parlors as police chief and councilman push for licensing. Citizens protest has accelerated action. Mrs. M. K. Miles of the Santa Rita Beauty Shop asks the council to address moral conditions linked to beauty and massage establishments in Seattle.
Ford plans reveal but fails to commit as The Ambassador's Envoy unfolds in two parts at Class A theatre. A Japanese ambassador's secret agents seek a key treaty papers, while a heroine outsmarts foreign agents to protect the documents. Other billed features include comedies and dramas through Tuesday night.
Market summary records prices for cane and related goods as listed by J. W. Godwin. The entry shows a cane price of 26.00 and a smaller shipment labeled 1600 shou priced at 15.00, indicating a brief snapshot of commodity pricing in a dated trade column.
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