Gloom Chasers Dominate Seattle Theatres Next Week
Seattle theatres plan a cheerful bill for the coming week with Viola Harper stars in Pollyanna at the Metropolitan and a famed comedienne known as Sheriff Neal performing at the Moore. Ivan Miller headlines Passers By at Wilkes House and Lov at Levy's Orpheum.
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Vhotly
Sheriff Neal
Polly
the Moore
Ivan Miller
Levy
Orpheum
Lov
Julia Gifford
Fanchon Everhart
Wilkes Players
Pollyanna
Metropolitan
Margaret Ryan
The
Palace Hip
Dot Claire
Musical Comedy Company
Polly Moran
Pollyanna Opens At Metropolitan With Viola Harper Star
Metropolitan presents Pollyanna featuring Viola Harper in the title role for five nights and one matinee. The cast includes George Alison, Herbert Forer, Blanche Douglas, Winnifred Manley, Jack Morton and Master Willag Blaisdell. Also scheduled are Sennett comedies at the Moore and a diverse vaudeville bill at Levy’s Orpheum with Sam Mann, Lew White and Mile. Bianca in a big musical number.
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Metropolitan
Moord
Orpheum Vaudeville
Sam Mann
Wilkes Wilkes Stook Company
Viola Harper
Klaw & Erlanger
George C. Tyler
George Alison
Herbert
Mosecon Brothers
Charles Irwin
Berri
Jonani
Chicago
Hoston Grand Opera
Helen Scholder
Fantino
Coated Tongue Remedy Promises Digestive Tone and Liver Support
An old catalog item touts a remedy that claims to clear the bowels sweeten the stomach and tone the liver without griping. It lists prices and locations, noting experiences with Seid Everywhere and temple references in California.
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Peru NA
Dr. Hartman
Angry Lion Attacks Animal Trainer in Arizona
John Grear, an animal trainer at a Douglas carnival, was hospitalized after a mountain lion in the cage attacked him. Circus clown Peter Loftus rushed in to rescue him. The lion, once a pet of Gen. Pershing, had been presented by Mexicans and later sold to a traveling carnival.
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Douglas. Ariz
John Grear
Grear
Peter Loftus
Gen. Pershing
Lincolnial Vaudeville Show Shines at School Auditorium
The annual Lincolnial high school vaudeville event thrilled Friday night with dramatic acts singing and dancing. Organizers announce another performance next Friday evening to showcase more student talents.
If you value your watch let Haynes e near Liberty theatre
An advertisement urges watch owners to visit Haynes near Liberty theatre to protect or service their timepieces. The terse note implies authorized service or appraisal location without detailed terms.
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Haynes
Liberty Theatre
Suffragists Conclude Final National Convention Activities
In St Louis the National American Woman Suffrage Association begins the last sessions of its convention era. Leaders foresee merging into the Women Voters League before the next annual meeting. Missouri women gain presidential suffrage and a push for a federal amendment gains momentum with Missouri Senate action. The conference aims to finalize new bylaws and leadership, while advocates press for a national education department and a cabinet seat.
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ST. Louis
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Women Voters’ League
National Association
Missouri
Missouri Senate
Women Voters’ Conference
Seseion
National Convention
League of Nations
Department of Education
Fur Prices Rise As Summer Arrives Says Seattle Furrier
W. Hahlo, Seattle furrier, reports higher costs for furs after returning from the East, noting the season’s approach and rising prices for customers.
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W. Hahlo
Seattle
Stage News: Worley Lands Eyes of Youth For Easter Wilkes
Stage Manager Dean Worley of the Wilkes players announces securing Marjorie Rambeau’s The Eyes of Youth for Easter week. It marks the first stock company to take a Broadway play on the road after a long New York run at Maxine Elliott theatre. The three act piece by Gueron and Marcin follows a year and a half engagement.
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Wiskee Players
London
New York
Grace Huff
Ivan Miller
Seattle
Dean Worley
Wilkes Players
Marjorie Rambeau
Eyes of Youth
Maxine Elliott
Worley
Charles Gueron
Max Marcin
Building costs seen staying high urges steady home building
Paul C. Murphy of the Portland Realty board warns against delaying home construction. He argues material prices and wages will not drop, stating building remains vital for national welfare and costs will stay elevated.
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Paul C. Murphy
Portland Realty Board
Department of Labor
Seattle
Salvation Army Fund Drive Opens During Prayer Week
Coinciding with the Salvation Army prayer week, collectors with signed credentials begin Monday March 91 to solicit public funds for missionary work.
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Salvation Army
Miss Andrews Returns to Vaudeville After Abroad Training
Pearl Andrews, a headliner two decades ago for imitations of stage celebrities, returns to the vaudeville stage in Tarkington's hometown. Theaters suffered from the Newark street car strike with daily receipts down by 300 to 600 dollars. Madison Wisconsin theatres close again due to the flu epidemic.
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Pearl Andrews
Miss Andrews
Newark
N. J
Madison
Wis
U S Plans Training for Disabled Veterans
Disabled war veterans discharged from service will learn a trade through government programs. Four hundred lines of work will be offered by the federal board for vocational training. Veterans receive $65 a month during training with $30 extra for a married veteran and $10 per child up to three. placement follows near-home after completion.
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Federal Board For Vocational Training
Central Building
Sermons on the Meaning of Life by Rev. J D O Powers
The Rev. J D O Powers will deliver a series of sermons on life’s meaning starting Sunday morning and concluding on Easter Sunday, outlining spiritual themes and personal reflection for parishioners.
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J. D. O. Powers
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