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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
5
Paul Gilmore returns to the Grand in The Mummy and the Hummingbird with the same strong supporting company as last season. Attention to mounting and staging is noted as the cast delivers a study of human mind and heart.
The Star theater reports strong vaudeville bills with short programs and substantial audience approval. The Ferris stock company at Seattle plans to follow Graustark with Thelma, while Dustin Farnum headlines The Virginian at the Grand. Blanche Bates earns praise in Chicago for The Darling of the Gods and Rosmersholm, with Mme Butterfly and The Taming of the Shrew in repertoire. Discussions in state legislatures address taxes on touring companies. performers like Farnum, Digby Bell, and Julie Horne appear in upcoming productions.
A dialogue recalls a woman reacting strongly to a man calling on her with a beard four days old, noting the encounter amid rag weeds.
Readable items show theater engagements at Garrick and Walnut theaters with Hilda Spong and Charles Frohman tied to Sherlock Holmes. Other scenes include The Pearl and the Pumpkin by Klaw Mayer, Zira by Margaret Anglin, Mademoiselle Marni, and It Happened in Nortland. A Missouri legislature measure to bar Sunday amusements collapsed. A Chicago summer engagement for Lew Mielda starts May 28. A Nan Patterson case appears with imminent trial or bail. Also a Toledo notary announces a catarrh cure patent claim.
John F. Gaynor and W. D. Green were re arrested today in an ex tradite case tied to Savannah harbor frauds. The report also notes a Syracuse helper, Chas Lemberber, aided a victim, while a local ad promotes a burn remedy from G O Guy's drug store.
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