Next Week Musicals Arrive At The Lois And Orpheum
The Lois theatre opens with The Policemen's Ball as Keating and Flood bring a Portland musical company led by Miss Jaene Fletcher and Willis West. The Orpheum bills include Photo Shop and a Study in Songs with Gene Greene, Lavine, the Rexes, and others. Pantages emphasizes foreign acts headlined by Willie.
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Keating & Flood Musical Comedy Company
Portland
Seattle
Jaene Fletcher
Willis West
Frank Vach
Ernest van Pelt
Jack Wise
Marie Fisher
Frank Hellen
Policemen's Ball
the Orpheum
New Orpheum
Earl Hoschna
Madame Sherry
Gene Greene
Edward Lavine
Rexes
Harry Sullivan & Co
Marcel and
Boris
Miller and Lyles
Willie
Theatres Listings Push Shakespeare and Vaudeville Acts
Moore Sothern and Marlowe perform Shakespearean repertoire titled The Sweetest Girl in Dixie in Seattle. Grand Vaudeville and photo plays feature, with Lole Alaska Orpheum Vaudeville and Pantages Majestic Vaudeville also listed.
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Moore—Sothern and Marlowe
Seattle
Dixie
Lole
Alaska Orpheum
Pantages
Majestic
The Coster and Other Vaudeville Acts Next Week
Moore Albert Chevalier stars The Coster Friday night. Seattle presents Through Death Valley. Lois Keating and Flood Musical Co perform The Policemen's Ball. Majestic offers Vaudeville later. Moore presents The Lily starting June 19 for one week.
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Moore
Albert Chevalier
the Coster
Seattle
Death Valley
Lois—Keating & Flood Musical Co
Orpheum
Majestic
the Lily
Preveric Shipman
England
Keating and Flood Musical Comedy CO
The Lily Coming to Moore Theatre This Week
The Lily with Nance O Neill Charles Cartwright Julia Dean and Alfred Hickman opens Monday at the Moore for one week under David Belasco. Albert Chevalier appears Friday in The Coster his coast debut. Grand Theatre screens latest photo plays all week with vaudeville at Cherry street playhouse. Through Death Valley starts Pringle players in Seattle with six acts and a parade of Indians and cowboys in rehearsal.
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Nance O'Neil
Charles Cartwright
Julia Dean
Alfred Hickman
David Belasco
the Moore
Albert Chevalier
Moore Theatre
Chevalier
Coster
Lannon
Grand Theatre
Thomas & Ward
Vaudevillains
Cherry St. Playhouse
Death Valley
Pringle
Seattle
Kelley
Seat Sale Notice for Seattle Sherman Clay & Co
Seattle readers are informed of a seat sale event to be held Monday and Tuesday, June 19-20, by Sherman Clay and Company in Seattle. The notice emphasizes dates and venue details for prospective buyers.
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Seattle
Seat Sale Sherman, Clay & Co
Vesta Victoria Sues Manager After Northwest Tour
Vesta Victoria arrived in Chicago after a Seattle visit and filed suit for 24600 against her manager alleging breach of contract. She claims she was double crossed, had to cover company debts, and did not receive her 1000 dollars a week while dissatisfied with the Northwest tour.
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Vesta Victoria
Seattle
Har
Chicago
Vesta
Hungarian born Zimmerman stars as mimic. Rappo sisters dance
Rostow of Moscow performs on his illuminated revolving tower. American Ladies' Quartette appears with Cliff Dean & Co presenting A Burglars Nerve. Sweeney and Rooney deliver novelty dancing acts in the program stacked with variety.
Birth of David Jayne Hill and rise to academia
A half century ago David Jayne Hill celebrated his birth and soon joined leading universities in America and Europe, earning many degrees. He then entered diplomacy, serving in Washington and European capitals until becoming persona non grata to Emperor Bill II, and he has returned. Now he may succeed Woodrow Wilson as head of Princeton.
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David Jayne Hill
America
Europe
State Department
Washington
Bill II
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Stowaway Held Over Anarchist Club Link in Sydney
A stowaway is held for identification by authorities in Manila. He is believed to be Peter the painter, sought in London for alleged involvement with the anarchist club rota in Sydney streets.
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Manila
Peter
London
Rota
Sydney
Etreeta
Arraignment Delayed in Evelyn Lee Absolute Life Case
Evelyn Arthur Lee, originator of the absolute Hife cult, faces postponement as her attorney files a prejudice petition against Judge Beanion. The article also mentions the Y W C A Glee Club concert and a school trophy presented to Queen Anne.
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Chigago
Evelyn Arthur Lee
See
Beanion
Queen Anne
J. G. McFee
Bank Deposits Jump as Quarters End
Local bankers report surprising growth with three month deposits rising by nearly 1.5 million dollars. Statements completed yesterday show a notable increase in total deposits across several institutions.
Price Seeks Sunday School Attendance Record
Charles Price, 29, claims the world record for attendance at East Liberty Presbyterian Sabbath school by never missing since March 1891. A 15 member committee, named by local business groups, plans a campaign to call a special election to elect three port commissioners.
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Pittsburg
Charles Price
East Liberty Presbyterian
Committee of 15
Between Girls Deep Breath in New Gowns Debate
A brief chat reveals concern over fashion choices as one says deep breathing has fallen out of vogue and another notes safety worries with the new gowns. The exchange hints at social anxieties around attire and propriety.
Elopement Rumors Tie to 1901 Seattle Scandal
A 1901 elopement involving a Davenport police officer’s wife allegedly links to efforts to nullify a 2000 verdict in a Henry and Gladys Johnson damage case. A Broadway comedy at Arcade last night drew crowded seats as the Yukon field notes report a rich strike near Ruby Creek and distant updates from a wireless-communicated Mexico earthquake and Madero’s arrival as Porfirio Diaz’s vessel nears Cape Hatteras.
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Johnson
Olaf Dalquist
Davenport
Seattle
Henry Johnson
Henry
Gladys Johnson
Ypir.anca
Porfirio Diag
Mexico
Madero
Cape Hatteras
First Civil War Fatality Follows Little Bethel Surprise
Sixty years ago today green troops under Gen Benjamin Butler fired on the wrong Union detachment at Little Bethel Virginia causing Confederate forces to relocate to Big Bethel. Maj Theodore Winthrop of the New York volunteers died, the first officer killed in Civil War combat, a Yale graduate killed in civilian attire before receiving a uniform.
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Benjamin G. Butler
Little Bethel
Big Bethe
Theodore Winthrop
New York Volunteers
Yale College
Fire at Powers Plant Draws Film Studio Rush
Moving picture crews swarmed the Powers Moving Picture company plant to view reels showing the factory burning and workers making narrow escapes. The footage electrified crowds as they watched dramatic rescue scenes and rapid evacuations.
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New York
Moving Picture
Powers Moving Picture Company
Pierce Bros Florists Seek Injunction Over Waltham Flight
Boston florists Pierce Bros request an injunction to stop aviators from flying over their green houses near the Waltham meeting. Dr Matthews plans to preach both morning and evening tomorrow after returning from the Presbyterian Assembly in the East yesterday.
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Boston
Pierce Bros
Dr Matthews
Presbyterian Assembly
East
All Men Will Defend 2 Girls in New York Case
Wealthy backers ready to post bail for two young women held at the Tombs amid fears the case against Stokes may be dropped. The dispute centers on a shooting in Miss Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad apartments. Mina Graham received $200 from Stokes in exchange for letters.
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New York
Une
W. EB. D. Brokes
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Stokes
Terrence McManus
Mina Graham
Ansonia
Buroge
Alice Andrews
San Francisco
Miss Graham
New Film at Lyceum Shows Star’s Rise and Blindness
A Lyceum showing tomorrow afternoon dramatizes a leading actress who marries and leaves the stage, returns after a year, goes blind on opening night, and finds a hopeful ending as her husband nurses her home. In New York, 66 year old William H McNutt is sentenced to 30 months at Sing Sing for selling worthless mining stock after six years of investigation. He had previously profited from a nonexplosive gasoline tank invention.
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Lyceum Theatre
New York
William H. McNutt
Sing Sing
Two Couples Wed in San Marcos Tying Noted Twins
In San Marcos Texas on June 10 Leland and Lorand Tabler of Adrian Missouri married Alma and Alta Moore twins. Each bride wore a different colored flower to prevent mixups.
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Austin
Tex
Leland and Lorand ‘Tabler
Adrian
Alma
Alta Moore
San Marcos
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Edward Kellie
Billy van
the Majestic
Van
Spencer Kelly
Marion Wilder
Murray Livingston & Co
Italy
Lois
Harry Sullivan
Albert Chevalier—Moore
Mae Roland— Majestic
Jay Collins
Timothy
Puget Sound
Yakima
Gowen
the Grand
Kirkland
Madison
Kirkland Ferry
Anderson Boat
Burke & Farrar, Inc
Y. W. C. A. Glee Club
Columbia
Senate
Sarah Mansfield
Arcade Ball
Dawson
Ruby Creek
Yukon
Dina
Sameihe
Mer
Spinning’s Bargain Store
Pourth Ave
Quin
REXOS
Boris Tho
Standard Oil
The
Bank For Savings
Stevene
Las
Alwaye
Meek Trunk & Bag Co., Inc
Buit Caseka
Madieon
Btar
Stachelberg
Havana
U Sey
United
Cigar Stores
First Avenue
Second Avenue
Pike Street
Third Ave
Union St
Edna Blanche Showalter
Myron W. Whitney
Jonn C. Holliday
Em & Belasco Company
Grand Opera House
Agene Levy
NEW Progr
Conchita Carranza
Kesterson Brothers
Thomas
Ward
Wagner
KREST
Seattle Theatre
L. Drew
Mgr
the Pringle Company
Ewe
Laughter
Willis
Frank
West
Vach
Pantages Theatre
Seer
Willie Zimmerman
ST. Petersburg
Sweeney & Rooney
Cook Sisters
Acartette
Imperial Equilibrist the Great Rostow
Cliff Dean
Billy Wan
Kelly & Wilder
Coliseum
James
Vevolt Resol
Whl Auto Kno
Sity
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