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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1910
Page
5
The National Opera Company Alhambra opens with a major production featuring Aida Hemmi and cast including Bivia Cross Beabrooke and J. Allen Pricech. The week also brings Hier Mad Marriage by Joseph Greetam in four acts, staged as a sensation with local star Anita Allen.
Tomorrow afternoon the Loin theatre debuts Winchester with a five act war drama by Edward McWade set in 1463 near Winchester Virginia. Cast includes Ailleen May Raymond Whitaker and Bob Lawrence. On Monday a new Orpheum bill features Marguerite Maney and a company in a trial playlet plus Charities WV. Be mon Narnes Crawford in a weeklong program with Berry brothers and Creasy Dayne in sketches.
The Majestic schedules Lasgerdroupe of five European acrobats and acts by James Ko McCann in Uncle Charlie Charleston and Kane and Kantor in Their Interrupted Honeymoon. Vaudeville-Pantages features Lafayette’s Dogs, Kiva Larron Troupe, Joseph Maddern and Katherine Nugent in Heart to Heart Talks, and Fred Wycoff. The Edward Armstrong Musical Comedy Company begins Monday matinees at Star with The College Girls. Will Armstrong, Ethel Davie, Gus Leonard, Arthur Mathews, Jack Irwin and Clara Howard headline.
Amusement listings announce Lan to revive The Christian with a large cast including Viola Allen and James O Neill. Next week brings a program of operas and variety acts at various venues, with plans for extended engagements and star appearances.
The Alagar in San Francisco revives Two Orphans and other melodramas, praising earnest performances and noting the era’s sentiment. Mentions of The Marble Heart Ay Celebrated Cause Under the Gunlight The Lyons and more, with speculation about future revivals and star appearances.
Fragmentary OCR list includes multiple personal names such as Whitaker Herbert Heyes Percival and Boott Corbett Morria Robert Lawrence with scattered surnames and initials. Readable items show no cohesive event or context, suggesting a damaged staff directory or caption fragment.
A scrambled summary of past operatic and theatrical figures associated with Seattle venues. Mentions of Lucie and Madame Butterfly productions, diverse performers such as Nordica, Hiza Srameau, Emma Abbott, and John Cort concert links. References to the Grand, Beattie, Moore, and various companies including San Curio, International Opera, and Watson, with scattered dates and venues.
Fragmentary text mentions Devin Parnum, Alex Pantages, Ethabet PO, George Ade, and the Orpheum with references to assets and a sum of 61 990. No coherent event or date emerges. details are too damaged to identify a clear news item or outcome.
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