Fiddle Dee Dee Delights Seattle Theater Crowd
The Casino company opened at the Seattle theater with Fiddle Dee Dee to instant acclaim. Rice and Cady as German comedians and Bobby North as the quirky Hebrew lead drew nonstop laughter for two and a half hours. Lou Marion led a stylish chorus while the production moved briskly through a two week engagement promising record audiences. Next week features Hurley Burley and A Royal Family.
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Casino Company
Seattle
Rice
Cady
Bobby North
Mela Enon
Piddle Dee Dee
Mina
Algne
Redmond Company Stages Galatea to Crowd at Alcazar
A jammed audience at the Alcazar enjoyed the Redmond Company's Galatea last night. Ed Redmond's comic antics drew hearty laughs as Alta Phipps played Galatea in a tale of impossible love and uproar. Calatea runs through Wednesday with a matinee.
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Galatea
Dunn
The Punkin Husker Opens on Third Avenue
The Punkin Husker opened yesterday to crowded matinee and evening crowds. The clean pastoral comedy centers on a city chap intruding into a farmer’s country town with a plot that ends in exposure of the villain and the heroine returning to her swain. George Morrison leads a strong cast with Imma Marie Davin as the heroine and Otis Higgins opposite.
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Uils
George Morrison
Percie Martin
Imma Marie Davin
Otis Higgine
Good
Harry Mclain
Alien Frisby
Grand Duke Cyril Returns Home After Far East Voyage
Grand Duke Cyril, son of Grand Duke Vladimir, arrived at Petersburg from the Far East with few locals greeting him. He spoke of plans to return to the Far East with the Maltese fleet and recounted the PetroPavlovsk battle after its explosion wounded him as he dived from the ship and was aided by sailors, while Vice Admiral Makaroff remained on the bridge.
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Cyril
Vladimir
Petropaviovek
Port Arthur
Angu
Makaroff
Alfred E Bell to be tried Tuesday in Seattle case
Alfred F. Bell, known mall robber and swindler, was arrested in Tacoma and brought to King County. He will be arraigned before Federal Judge Han ford Tuesday on an indictment for stealing a mall pouch from the Seattle depot.
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Tacoma
King County
United States
Croaby
Bell
Seattle
Hanford
Police Matron Chapin Let Out
Mrs Ida Chapin the police matron was dismissed last Saturday by Chief Delaney and has asked for a hearing before the civil service commission. She claims enemies caused the suspension and says no complaint has ever been filed against her in three years of service. The chief states her work is generally unsatisfactory.
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Ida Chapin
Delaney
Civil Service Commission
Jim Hill Coming to Seattle for Lumber Conference
Illinois telegraph reports President Griggs of the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association says Jim Hill of the Great Northern railroad will visit Seattle soon. Arrangements may be made for a general conference in St Paul. A loan of 150 million dollars was approved in St Petersburg, and the revenue cutter Arcata sailed to Puget Sound Engine Works for an electric light plant and repairs valued at 3000 dollars. Crescent Creamery advertises full cream cheese at 18 pound units.
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Seattle
Griggs
Sacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association
Hit
Missouri River Pointe
St Paul
Arcata
Puget Sound
Hooligans Defeat Beacon Mill Invincibles In Baseball Clash
The Hooligans beat the Invincibles 6 to 0 on the Beacon Mill grounds. Willamea pitched well for the Invincibles and Meoligan’s third baseman starred for the Hooligans. Fans enjoyed the well played game and a rematch is set for next Sunday at the same field.
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Beacon Mill
Willamea
Aame
FiveStory Building Falls in Etienne Killing Many
A five story house collapsed in Etienne France causing numerous deaths and injuries. Rescue teams recovered twelve bodies as investigators noted the foundation had been undermined.
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Etienne
France
Stump Day Public Improvement Day In Port Angela
In Port Angela the Civile club marks the first public improvement day dubbed Stump Day. Men join in heavy stump digging and blasting while women provide refreshments and a noon public dinner. A sequence of cooperative beautifying days is planned for the summer.
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Port Angela
Civile Club
British to Create Asiatic Department for Far East Affairs
Birmingham dispatch reports the British government notified the United States it will create an Asiatic department to handle Far East business. The move signals a centralized approach to eastern affairs and policy coordination.
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Birmingham
the Post Today
Criiteh
United States
Far East
Death Of Former Russian Minister M De Plesk
ST PETHERBOURG May 9 M De Plesk former Russian minister died this morning. He was the son of a Russian general and was born in 1882.
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ST. Petherbourg
de Plesk
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