Moving Picture Shows Offer Frontier Tales and Moral Dramas
The City screen advertises Red Eagle a frontier romance with Brave the squaw and a cowboy in scenic settings. Odeon showcases The Heart of a Savage a prospector frontier tale where a presumed kidnaping leads to tragedy and later reunion. Exhibit Theatre presents Sailor Jack’s Reformation, a Salvation Army inspired drama of jealousy, desertion, and eventual reconciliation aboard a ship.
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Red Eagle
Odeon
Salior Jack
Om & Spree
Salvation Army
Jack
Army
Sailor Jack
Spake in The Grass at Circuit Reveals Wyoming Ranch Drama
A Western ranch tale unfolds as Texas Ed, an outlaw, visits a Wyoming ranch and seeks bread. The foreman Eil loves the daughter, who resents the newcomer. The foreman foils a $10,000 robbery plot, captures the gang, and wins the girl. Ralph Madison sings baritone.
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Wyom
Texas
Eil
Ralph Madison
The Conscience at Lyceum and The Message in a Bottle at Claus A Theatre
A misdirected rifle joke leads to a wife’s accidental death and a murder charge after confession follows. A shipwrecked American lieutenant becomes king of a cannibal tribe in The Message in a Bottle. Third Avenue house north of Pike Street advertises the Mirror venue.
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Pike St
Comedy at Alaskan Theatre Fore Week
A light hearted program features Old Captain Barnacle who contemplates remarriage with Ivy Leach, daughter of a widow. Ivy initially refuses then pretends to marry the captain only to wed Sam Morton with a bridal reveal by Billy. The Diadem offers Her Three Proposals and a musical finale with Miss Rawlins singing Good-night Little Girl Good-night.
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Captain Barnacle
Secon
Rance
Ivy Leach
Ivy
Sam Morton
Billy
Miss Rawlins
Kolb and Dill
Lonesome Town
Roger Gray i
Jean
Kolb
Percy V. Bronson
Phil
Jack Pollard
Pollard Opera Co
Laura Oakley
San Francisco
Edith Whitely
Hortense Perkins
Ernest van Pelt
Carlton Chase
Senator Lafoliette Eyes Mobilization In Washington
Washington scene on March 12 has Sen Lafoliette preparing a move to question if troops are mobilized to aid Walst interests. The notice signals a high level political maneuver amid a tense international backdrop.
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Washington
Lafoliette
Soak Sponge In Buttermilk For Six Hours Cleaning Trick
A simple household tip suggests soaking a sponge for six hours in buttermilk to clean or refresh it. The method aims to remove buildup and deodorize the sponge using dairy acidity.
Big show reviews at Moore and several vaudeville houses
The Moore theatre audience praised Lew Fields' Midnight Sons for spectacular scenery and moving pictures, with George Monroe delivering standout comedy. At the Alhambra the Caballoa siblings entertained with an Irish act, while Dan Bruce and Margaret Duffet impressed in leading roles. Lola theatre showcased Daphne Pollard in a striking harem skirt, and Runaway Match with Julia Walcott and Miss Thornton drew crowds.
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Moore
Midnight Sons
Max Dill
Lonesome Town
Seattle
Orpheum
Majestic
Pantages
Murphy's Masquerade
Moore Theatre
Lew Field
Lew Fields
George Monroe
Caballoa
Brother
Slster
Daphne Pollard
Lola Theatre
Julia Walcott
Miss Thornton
Ninth Symphony at Moore Features Walter Bell's Spring
Yesterday afternoon at the Moore Symphony Concert the ninth season showcased Walter Bell's Spring from Seattle. Bell, principal bassoon, was recalled by the audience as the orchestra delivered the lark inspired theme amid generally favorable notices. Mise Lucile Bradley impressed with a piano number and other pieces drew approval.
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the Moore
Walter Bell
Seattle
Bell
Mise Lucile Bradley
In the Bishop's Car riage at the Seattle theater
Nan Olden decries crime through aphorisms as Georgie Cooper delivers a sharp take. Roy Clements portrays criminal lawyer William Latimer with broad minded sympathy, while Landers Stevens plays Tom Dorgan. The Alhambra screens The Colleen Bawn to full houses.
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Seattle
Nance Olden
Nan
Georgie Cooper
William Latimer
Roy Clements
Landers Stevens
Tom Dorgan
Her Blue Kitchen Carding Dialogue Revealed
A public exchange questions the subject's use of her blue kitchen as she replies she still enjoys it. The remark notes she dines out frequently, while she defends her personal preference and routines.
Sergt James L Greene Leaves for San Diego Mission
In obedience to a telegraphic order from Washington D C Sergt James L Greene of the local United States purchasing commissary department departed for San Diego California on Thursday.
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Washington, D. C
James L. Greene
United States Purchasing Commissary Department
San Diego
Cal
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Grout
Commission
Honolulu
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Union St. Opp
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Optometris
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Fourth Avenue
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