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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

13

Walter Hampden dazzles in Shakespearean repertoire at Metropolitan

Walter Hampden and his company offered versatile performances Wednesday and Thursday. Hampden impressed as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice and as Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew, with strong supporting turns by Hannah Clark Mary Hall and Elate H. Kearns. Thursday features Macbeth with Hampden and Mary Hall in leading roles.

Metropolitan Theater Walter Hampden Hampden Shrew Othello Hamlet Petruchio Tamer Shylock Hannah Clark Grumio Mary Hall Katherine Elate H. Kearns Blanca Oratiane Portia le Roi Operai Launcelot Gobbo Ernest Rowan Rossanio

Skinner and Lamping Named Leaders by Foreign Trades Council

Two Beattle men honored by the National Foreign Trades council at the national convention in Philadelphia. D. F. Skinner president of Skinner and Eddy and Col. George B. Lamping port commissioner were named vice presidents of the council. Efforts are underway to move the 1925 convention to Seattle.

Beatile National Foreign Trades Council Philadelphia D. Fe, Skinner Skinner & Eddy Corporation Col George B. Lamping Seattle

Plans to make Beattie the tower city discussed by chamber group

Wednesday night flower display committee of the Chamber of Commerce approved a resolution urging the park board to set up rose gardens in Woodland Park. The move aligns with a request from the Seattle Rose Society.

Beattie Tower City Chamber of Commerce Park Board Woodland Park Seattle Rose Society

Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound Promises Relief for Women

A Sabina Ohio reader promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vi-Component as a remedy for nervousness and irregularities. The advertisement cites a Mrs Weapon G Hatfield of Sa bina R R 3 as a testimonial and urges housewives to try the product for relief and better household work.

Sabina Ohio Lydia E. Pinkhamn Weapon G. Hathelp Lydia FE. Pinkham

Three Held In Huge Robbery Case In New York

Three prisoners in police custody in New York, two en route from Savannah, Ga, expected to expose robbery methods used by crooks. They’re tied to the April 17 theft of 500000 dollars in Liberty bonds from Chase National Bank. Principal is Arthur F. Chace, with John Vardeman and his wife Pernie Follis implicated. loot nearly complete with 20000 dollars missing.

New York Savannah Wall Street Cus Chase National Bank St. Augustine Fila Pollce Arthur F. Chace John Vardemen Pernie Follis Vardeman Europe Chase

Eagles Election to Be Held Friday at Beattie Aerie

Beattie Aerie No. 1 of the Freemasons Eagles will hold Friday night elections postponed last week to allow members and their families to attend the Bellingham tulip festival. An inside guard a trustee and six physicians will be chosen. Other officers are unopposed.

Beattie Aerie No. 1 Freternal Order of Keagles

Democrats Plan to Motor to Olympia Caravan to State Convention

King county delegates will motor to Olympia for the Democratic state convention on May 24. The county will send 90 delegates. Kiwanis groups plan to erect highway arches to welcome tourists and a delegation may meet with President Sasvallo to discuss support for a move toward the University.

Olympia King County State Capitol Seattle Kiwanlane Henry Sasvallo

Officers Elected by High School Teachers League

T. B. O'Connor of Lincoln High School was chosen president and Miss Margaret M. Gorman of Franklin High School was named vice president. Felix Moore of Queen Anne High School became treasurer, and Miss Marion McAllaster of Lincoln High School was elected secretary.

Teachers’ League T. B. O'Connor Lincoln High School Mias Margaret M. Gorman Franklin High School Felix Moore Queen Anne High School Marion McAllaster

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