Theatres Next Week Feature Stars and Dramas
The schedule lists Kate Fowler at the Orpheum and Rose Carlisle at the Pantages with Vesta Victoria and Evelyn Munroe at Grand. Frederick Warde and Genaro show at Moore and Majestic. A romantic comedy ends with a groom misadventure, a mistaken coachman switch, a police station episode, and a happy ending for Betty Annesley.
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Kate Fowler
Orpheum
Rose Carlisle
Pantages
Vesta Victoria
Grand
Frederick Warde
Moore
Genaro
Majestic
Evelyn Munroe
Ruth St. Denis
Theatres Book Busy Week With Julius Caesar And Vaudeville
Moore Freder ick Warde stars in Julius Caesar during the first three nights Ruth St Denis closes the week Seattie Max Figman appears in The Man on the Box and The Girl From Rectora All the Comforts of Home Loie All the Comforts of Home Orpheum adds new vaudeville Majestic and New vaudeville Mon day Star Tom Beeson in The Bathing Girls Grand features Vesta Victoria Seattle presents Max Figman in The Substitute
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Moore
Frederick Warde
Julius Ceasar
Ruth St. Denis
Seattie
Max Figman
Rector
Loie
Orpheum
Majestic
Tom Beeson
Grand—Vesta Victoria
Seattle
Moore to stage Julius Caesar in Seattle revival
Frederick Warde, last of the old school tragedians, comes to the Moore for three nights in Julius Caesar. Ruth St Denis will debut in Seattle next week with Henry B Harris presenting a three night and matinee engagement at the Moore starting May 11. She brings an elaborate Far East program with seven numbers and a Hindu influence from Prof Inayat Khan and his orchestra. Max Figman begins a four week Seattle engagement in The Man on the Box with Lolita Robertson and the Seattle players mornings.
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The
Moore
Frederick Warde
Seattle
Julius Caesar
Warde
Louis James
Katheryn Kidder
Publc
Ruth St. Denis
Ruth St. Denise
Henry B Harris
the Moore
Far East
Miss St. Denis
Walter Meyrowitz
Inayat Khan
Max Figman
Harold McGrath
Lolita Robertson
Seattle Players
Tenant Warburton
The Substitute and The Girl From Rector's At Grand
Beulah Dix and Eve lyn Greenleaf present The Substitute in Seattle in week two, with Max Figman as lead. Vesta Victoria comes to the Grand for a single Sunday night performance. The Girl From Rector's opens at the Grand tomorrow with Roy Clements and others, and All the Comforts of Home arrives at the Lois next week.
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Vesta Victoria
John
The
Lois
Edward Kellie
Roy Clements
Virginia Thornton
Julia Walcott
Harry Cummings
Sam Griffiths
Orpheum Tops Bill with Billy McCart and Bradford
At the Orpheum next week stars William H. McCart and Ethelynne Bradford headline a tabloid comedy drama A Legitimate Hold Up. The Five Musical Girls, Ed Wynn, P O Malle y Jennings, Daffybills, and other acts deliver a varied program including live acts by Henry Clive and Mal Sturgis Walker. Kate Fowler performs a songologue and Lightning Hopper closes with rapid fire cartoons.
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Orpheum
Wiliam H. McCart
Billy
Ethelynne Bradford
Boston Fadettes
Ed Wynn
P. O'Malley Jennings
Crotton Brothers
Kate Fowler
Lightning Hopper
Majestic Nights Feature Eccentric Gennaro Band
At the Majestic the eccentric Gennaro and his Gondolier band headline tomorrow with a big bill. Nick Long and Idalene Cotton star in Managerial Troubles described as a humdinger. Mann and Franks provide comedy. Mort Fox, a Hebrew comedian, attended a wedding recently and is part of the scene.
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the Majestic
Gennaro
The
Majestic
Nick Long
Idalene Cotton
Mann
Franks
Mort Fox
Nelson jugglers spark originality with Burnt Cork duo
The Nelson jugglers display originality while Spiegel and Dunn offer a line of Burnt Cork fun. The note hints at performers and acts bringing light entertainment to an event.
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Nelson
Spiegel
Dunn
New Acts Headline Pantages Bill with World Champions
Monday at Pantages features Oberita Sister in a novelty dance number. The Four Black Diamonds perform transformation vocal, comedic dance. Brooks and Carlisle present A Can of Humor. The Newmans from Australia claim world boxing on unicycles. Lloyd and Whitehouse burlesque grand opera. Neary and Miller the dancing priests complete the lineup.
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Pantages
Oberita
Black Diamonds
Brooks
Carlisle
Newmans
Australia
Lloyd and Whitehouse
Neary and Miller
Beeson and His Girl Show Heads to Star Theatre
Tom Beeson and his partner lead the week at Star Theatre with a musical comedy burlesque blend. The company adds many new performers and the program opens tomorrow afternoon. The next act on the bill is Bathing Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Beeson
Order
Star Theatre
Suffragettes Parade in New York Rally Over Equal Rights
About 1,500 suffragists marched in Fifth Avenue with 100 in line to protest New York Assembly inaction on equal suffrage. Union Square speeches drew large crowds as many professions held women in leading roles. a banner proclaimed We prepare children for the world, let us prepare the world for children.
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New York
Union Square
May Festival Opens With 800 Voice High School Chorus
Three thousand people filled the Armory last night to hear the May music festival opening. The high school chorus of 800 voices led the program, with the Seattle Symphony Orchestra and New York tenor Walter Bed doe providing the musical accompaniment. The concert will be repeated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Walter Beddoe
New York
Theatres Listings Show Run of Moore and Vaudeville Acts
The notice lists Moore with Lew Dockstader Minstrels at Grand and The Queen of the Moulin Rouge. Seattle presents Zarah Lole and Two Boys and a Girl Star In Politics. Alhambra features Lost 24 Hours. Orpheum Majestic Pantages run vaudeville programs.
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Moore
Lew Dockstader
Seattle Plans Win Approval for Northwest Development
Helena Mont May 6 The Seattle Commercial club adopted a comprehensive plan for Northwestern Development League operations at a convention. President Hill of the Great Northern hailed the publicity scheme as the best projected in the northwest. The 1912 congress will be held in Seattle with vice presidents named for each northwestern state. Dennis W. King of Wenatchee will represent Washington.
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Helena
Mont
Northwestern Development League
Anl
Seattle Commercial Club
Hill
Great Northern
Northwest
Seattle
Northwestern
Dennis W. King
Wenatehee
Washington
Spokane Officials Visit Seattle Mission and Schedule
The Spokane city government will travel to Seattle next Monday. Five commissioners W J Hindley Robert Farrey D C Coates C M Passett and Z E Hayden arrive tomorrow evening. Mayor Hindley will address the Y M C A at 10 o'clock after a Rainier club lunch with officials.
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Spokane
Seattle
W. J. Hindley
Robert Farrey
C. M. Passett
Z. E. Hayden
Kirkpatrick Elected Washington Anti-Saloon Leader
Kirkpatrick of Seattle becomes president of the Anti-Saloon League of Washington. George D. Conger is the state superintendent. Zeta Psi fraternity plans its annual banquet tonight at the Arc together with visitors from Tacoma Portland Victoria and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, BE. Kirkpatrick
Seattle
The
Anti-Saloon League of Washington
eGorge D. Conger le
Zeta Psi Franternity
Arc Tle Club
Tacoma
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
Reverend to show films at W Queen Anne Church
Rev Sydney Strong of W Queen Anne Congregational plans moving pictures tomorrow to attract non attenders. He argues aging parishioners need modern outreach and will start with The Life of Moses among upcoming programs.
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Sydney Strong
Queen Anne Congregational Church
Moses
Banquet honors Rev. W H H Rees in Everett
Everett affair honors Rev. W H H Rees formerly of First Methodist Episcopal Church at a noon Monday banquet hosted by the Methodist Ministers Association. The event recognizes his service with the Beat tie designation and marks the community’s appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. H. Rees
Everett
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Beattie
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Alaskan Shippers Ordered to Make Triplicate Pelts Returns
The Bureau of Fisheries mandates Alaskan shippers to prepare triplicate blanks for fore and pelts, enforcing standardized reporting across vessels and coastal trade. The directive aims to ensure accurate stock, trade levies, and inspection compliance for maritime commerce.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Sleepwalking man falls then wanders to saloon
In New York a man named Francis Whittle, wearing only a short night shirt, tumbled ten feet from a window and, still asleep, walked about a mile to a nearby saloon. He was unharmed and his strange journey drew curiosity from onlookers.
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New York
Francis Whittle
Arkansas Rejoins Union After Civil War Era
In 1861 Arkansas seceded and joined the Confederacy, then Four years later returned to the United States. The piece notes economic strain and Northern investments in Arkansas. It also reports R. H. Hall a Madison park pharmacist cited under a $300 ball bond for illegal beer sales.
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R. H. Hall
Madison Park
Mourning Ends Tonight As King Edward Passes A Year
London reports court mourning for King Edward ends at midnight marking a year since his death. King George and Queen Mary will open the festival of the empire next Friday and hold a court on Wednesday.
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London
Edward
George
Mary
University Juniors Stage The Butterflies in Meany Hall
Juniors from the university present a comedy titled The Butterflies at Meany Hall tonight. The performance showcases student talent in a campus venue with lighthearted humor and ensemble acting.
Tippecanoe County Births a World Famous Cartoonist
On his thirty first birthday a Tippecanoe County, Indiana, man is celebrated as the home of a world famous cartoonist. The tale recalls his first drawing at school and a beloved pup that inspired John Tinney McCutcheon, contributing to Indiana’s reputation for producing useful citizens.
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Tippecanoe County
Ind
John Tinney McCutcheon
John T
Indiana
Birthdays of notable figures listed for remembrance
The list recalls birthdays of Robert E. Peary born 1856 the Arctic explorer Francisco J. Yanon born 1861 a bureau official Crown Prince William of Germany and P C Knox born 1854 a secretary of state plus Prof Frank Dempster Sherman born 1860 an author.
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Robert EB. Peary
North Pole
Francisco J. Yanon
Evangelist Hart Announces Revival Topics at Green Lake
Evangelist Hart says the Green Lake Methodist revival will cover Hell on Tuesday evening The Sin of the Dance Cards and the Theatre on Thursday evening and Fools on Friday evening The subjects aim to warn of vice and temptation.
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Evangelist Hart
Green Lake Methodist Church
Ministers to Fill Firethree Brterian Pulpit in Absence
During Rev. M. A. Matthews absence the pulpit will be filled by Rev. W. Holt of Portland with Rev. Murdock Mcleod of Tacoma and Rev. J. R. Macartney of Bellingham assisting.
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M. A. Matthew
W. Holt
Portland
Murdock Mcleod
Tacoma
J. R. Macartney
Bellingham
Dramatic Bible Stories to Be Told by Rev Garvin
Rev Joseph L Garvin will present a series of dramatized Bible stories with the program titled The Dramatic Story of the Bible. The first reading is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Garvin
Hood River Shipping Money to Japan Raises Alarm
In Hood River Oregon natives working in local orchards sent significant funds overseas last year totaling about 48 000 dollars via money orders. The flow of cash to Japan highlights a sizable outflow from the community tied to agricultural labor.
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Hood River
Japan
Notable Medical Doctors Appointed to Milk Commission
Dr. P. V. Von Phul Dr. W. G Booth Dr M. A. Matthews Dr. John B. Manning and Dr. Walter Gellhorn were appointed members of the certified milk commission by Health Commissioner J. E. Crichton yesterday. The finance committee approved a 60000 loan from the general fund to pay Ravenna park condemnation judgment. A 60 cent contribution funded a local consolidation effort, money received by a railroad agent. Truant Officer Lewis arrested Oscar Ekeberg under court consideration by Judge A. W. Frater who urged an order for the father’s jail time rather than the boy’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. von Phul
W. G Booth
M. A. Matthews
John B. Manning
Walter Gellhorn
Certified Milk Commission
J. E. Crichton
Ravenna Park
Park Board
Lewis
Oscar Ekeberg
A. W. Frater
Donation Brings 660 Nordic Volumes to State Library
Swedish and Norwegian friends donated over 660 volumes in Scandinavian languages to the state university library. The event highlights support for linguistic study and cultural access. Separately, chemical technology students toured plants of Seattle Lighting Company and Denny Renton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State University
Lbrary
Chemical Technology
Seattle Lighting Company
Denny Renton Cla ‘Oo
Hebrews Convention Draws National Figures in Indianapolis
Delegates from across the country gather in Indianapolis for the biennial convention of the order of Bhith Abraham, set to open tomorrow with prominence of Hebrew leaders and affiliated groups anticipated.
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Indianapolig
Bhith Abraham
Pittsburg Men Donate Fund to King Edward VII Memorial
Pittsburg English residents turned a fund over to the tuberculosis league on the anniversary of King Edward VII's death for a King Edward VII memorial research lab. Andrew Carnegie contributed $1,000 to the cause.
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Pittsburg
Tuberculosis League
King #4
Ward
King Edward VII
Andrew Carnegie
Steamship Admiral Sampson Delivers Mining Gear and Passengers
The steamship Admiral Sampson waited for Alaska ports with a heavy cargo of mining machinery and general merchandise and a passenger list of 300, the largest this season. A musical program and an address will be given at Hotel Kennedy next Thursday afternoon to aid the Girls' Home and Training School at Ravenna Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Sampson
Alaska
Hotel Kennedy
Ravenna Heights
Beattie Man Lyman Spaulding Dies at 64
Lyman B. Spaulding aged 64 longtime Beattie resident died Thursday at his home 217 Broad Street. Survived by widow and two children with services pending local arrangements.
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Lyman B. Spaulding
Beattie
Broadst
Mexico Maru Shifts to Seattle for New Cargo and Future Loads
The Japanese liner Mexico Maru moved from Tacoma to Seattle yesterday and unloaded 650 bales of raw silk. She will load flour, wheat and machinery for the Orient. James G. Cannon, president of the Fourth National Bank of New York, will be the guest speaker at a Monday noon lunch by Beattie credit men at the Hotel Washington.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Orient
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank of
New York City
Beattie Credit Men
Washington
Rev Charles L Duncan Named Pastor At South Park Church
Rev. Charles L. Duncan begins tomorrow as pastor of South Park Presbyterian church after graduating from San Francisco Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Duncan
South Park Presbyterian Church
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Alameda Docked After Alaska Trip With 22 Passengers
The steamer Alameda arrived from Alaska after a stormy voyage carrying 22 fleet class passengers and a light cargo. Shaw Memorial church plans services in McGee hall at Eighth Ave and Cloverdale while a new hall is under construction.
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Alameda
Alaska
Shaw Memorial Church
McGee Hall
Eighth Av
Cloverdale
Mrs Bertha Pentcost Barto Assists Dr Chace Tomorrow
Mrs Bertha Pentcost Barto will assist Dr Frank Chace in services tomorrow after noon at the First Methodist church.
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Bertha Pentcost Barto
Frank Chace
First Methodist Church
Lutherans Attend Regional Conventions in Everett
A large group from Seattle attends the Puget Sound Choral Union and the Young People's Union annual conventions in Everett, highlighting regional religious collaboration and youth activities.
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Seattle
Sermons and Services Across Seattle Churches
Rev Geo J Zinn preaches first sermon in Seattle at St James Fremont and St Andrews Green Lake as missions open. Capt Thomas Reilly rushed to Providence hospital after paralyzing stroke at sea aboard City of Puebla. Sixty women attend St Marys Guild annual meeting at Trinity Parish with reception for Mrs C E Rice. Foote Memorial Methodist church opening service planned at Third Ave North West.
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Seattle
Geo. J. Zinn
Missions
St. James
Fremont
St. Andrews
Green Lake
Thomas Reilly
Providence Hospital
City of
Puebla
St. Mary's Guild of Trinity Parish
C. E. Rice
Foote Memorial Methodist Church
Third Av. N. W
40th at Tomorrow Sermon and Addresses by Clergy
Tomorrow at the church Rev. William Park preaches the morning sermon. In the afternoon Dr. John W. Flesher and Rev. W. H. Reen deliver addresses.
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William Park
John W. Flesher
W. H. Reen
Governor Wilson to worship at Seattle church May 21
During a Seattle visit Governor Woodrow Wilson will attend worship at the First Presbyterian church on Sunday May 21. In the afternoon he is expected to give an address on Life's Opportunities following a Y W C A reaper service led by Mrs Fannie L McAbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Seattle
First Presbyterian Church
Y. W. C. A. Reaper Service
Fannie L. McAbee
Story of Washington Dental Conspiracy and Spokane Lawyer
A long reminiscence highlights a legal quarrel between a Spokane lawyer and the Dental Combine in Washington. The author defends his career, cites disputed costs billed by attorney Stern, and recalls past trades from barbering to boxing while asserting pride in dentists, barbers, and other professions as part of a controversial narrative.
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Washington
Spokane
Stern
Riera
India
Spokane Inland Herald
State of Washington
Brown
Beatie
Dental Combine
Ol! Dentiete
Combine
United States
Tex
Theodore Roosevelt
Mike Doonegan
Ambrose Pare
France
Ethical Society
Pare
Allan Katmenay
Edinburgh
Burns
Wilam Falconer
Jacques Jasmin
Chastel Caille
Longfellow
Toulouse
Auch
Louis Philippe
Jasmin
Legion of Honor
Richard Arkwright
England
Day
Martin
Jeremy Taylor
Down and
Conner
John Kitto
William Winstanley
Giovanni Battista Belzoni
Padua
Italy
Egypt
Baron Tenterson
Canterbury
Lord St. Leonard
Ireland
Joseph Mallord Williams Turner
Sam Stern
Enwin J. Brown
D. D. Ss
First Ave
Union Block
L. W. S. Jenskry
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Betty
Stevens
New Academy
Pine
Ohio
Dentists
Pike St
Over Owl Drug Co
Beulah Dix
Evelyn Greenleaf
the Grand
Rector’s
Paul Potter
Vinnies
Milans
Praid
Puplic
Seattle Public Schools
Beattie Symphony Orchestra
National Guard Armonys
Sherman-Clay's
Martius Shaw
Bilers
Mooney's
Guy's
Ko Oy & Chace
F. & F. Stationery Kodak
Potlatch
Union St
Western Tent & Awning Co
East
Madison
Woos Soule
Arkansas
Uncle Sam
Opie Road
Arkansaw
Confederacy
Jeff Davin
Altoona
Oscar
Star
Berke
Seneet
ATI
Eagle Transfer Co
the Bungalow Co., Inc
Central Bidg
Chiropractors
Joseph Roane
Dairies
Washington Dairy Phone
Ninth Avenue
Cody Detective Agency
Main
al Principal Cithen
Tnion Dye Works, Inc
Sane
Union St. Het. Sd
Glassi
Grocers
V. Lydell & CO
Westlake Boulevard
Plymouth
Westlake Avenue
Manly Stables
Western Ave
Stalis
Puget Sound
O., Inc
Chicago
Naturopathic Society of America
DR. Rudolphs Institute
Nestor Bldg
Westlake
Pine Bunny
Opticians
Albert Hansen Optical Department
Marry W. Appleton
Optometrial
Cherry ST
Cor, First Ave
Arthur Holt
People’s Bank Bildg
Second and
the St
Jron’t
Heiman's
Federal Paint and Wall Paper CO
Sanitary Home Decorators
Union &T
P.1
Physicians and Surgeons
John Dunlap
Pike St. Ind
Singer Store
Square Deal
A. Haselbauer
Union St. Othan Teh Ave
Frank Briggs
Rapert
Nat
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