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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
6
A chaotic OCR fragment hints at a performance featuring Edison and a group named Good Company. Mentions of a Seattle return, a Mars reference, and various misread names suggest a concert or theater segment with an orchestra performing overtures and classical pieces. The text remains garbled and uncertain.
The Alaskan drew a large audience at the Grand with a familiar Moore season setup. Principal performers PF Car roll and Gun Wet sang catchily while the chorus impressed. A staged murder scene used a lit cigar, powder, and a camera bulb in a playful but costly coincidence. Convict 999 halted Seattle theatre’s week, as John Bialedetl attempts to wed the heroine.
A lively stage performance by the Lola Stock company drew cheers yesterday. Raymond Whitaker led a strong cast as the title role with Jose Len delivering memorable stunt work and humor. Aileen May wore Easter attire that added color, and the ensemble carried the comedy with broad, engaging ease.
Tonight the National Opera presents The Fortune Teller as the season opener at the Alhambra, following Martha and The Bohemian Girl. The cast includes several performers new to Seattle with chorus and lively music promising strong audience turnout.
Miss Julia Gleeson a $12 a week clerk in a downtown shop saved cents weekly for a year and yesterday provided an Easter dinner for 60 prisoners at the Harrison street police station in Chicago earning the nickname Angel of the Station.
On March day in New York John D Rockefeller attended a Fifth Avenue event and a church service. As he exited the church he was surrounded by grateful congregants with one woman seizing his sleeve and others calling him a special ambassador and benefactor to humanity.
Shuttling into 1918 stock, the shop boasts over 6 000 distinct wallpaper patterns ready for inspiration. Federal Patent Wall Paper Co at 1304 Viewt Ave advertises its wide selection and prompt availability for customers.
May De Sousa introduced Bathhouse John’s song Midnight of Love in Chicago then faced rejection in New York. She toured Europe, headlining musical comedies in London and Paris before returning to New York to star in Henry Harriw A Skylark.
Readable fragments show varied quotes on meats produce and staples. Prices are inconsistent and may reflect speculative or outdated figures.
The Hot Springs dispatch reports that William Jennings Bryan is willing to aid Harmon for the presidential nomination at the next national convention. A conference among party leaders, including Norman Mack and Rogers Sullivan, signals Harmon as the front runner. Harmon’s rival Otto Johnson of Cleveland hinted support if Harmon secures the nomination.
Randomly selected names from the city directory are listed in this issue of The Star classifieds offering free Majestic Theatre tickets. Look for your name among the two winners and enjoy the May Castle vaudeville show advertised as the best.
A bar and restaurant complex with a cigar stand and seven chair barber shop claims to be the largest of its kind in the world. It offers $10 cash daily and is located between Pike and Union on Thirday, numbered 1419-16-17.
Change of bill tonight and all week featuring opera pastiche with THE FORTUNE TELLER. Proclaimed as up to date and as good as any opera seen in years, starring VinceeMate and the Evacogs. Tickets range to $1.60 with performances touted as best in town.
Advertising copy for Regal Dental Offices describes a non surgical method for replacing teeth with individual treatment plans. It claims benefits for health and chewing, cites a guarantee, and lists 1405 Third Ave NW and Union St. as locations.
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