Sunset drama and six other film bills hit city theatres
Van Loan's Little Sunset leads at Liberty with a small boy hero and a fiery outfielder idol. Glemmer Christian and a South American travel picture join a range of dramas at Clemmer. Colonial houses Nance O Neil in Princess Romanoff while Orpheum shifts to eight reels of Hall Caine saga The Eternal City. Seattle Theatre previews Shore Acres five reel, plus vaudeville-lite acts. Grand promises Jungle Queen with Marie Wacamp, Alaska features Mary Pickford in Such a Little Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
van Loan
Loan
Ho Bosworth
Heaven
Anita Stew
Nance O'Neil
Princess Romanoff
Miss O'Neil
Victorien Sardou
Fedora
Hamrich
Orpheum
Hall Caine
Eternal City
Vatican Gardens
Pauline Frederick
Carl Reiter
W. C. Lehman
Order of Things
Seattle
Third Ave
Shore Acres
Jas. A. Herne
Grand
Levy
Marie Walcamp
Alaska
Mary Pickford
Channing Polock
Programs and Endings for Local Theaters Listed
A list of upcoming and ongoing programs across venues including Liberty, Orpheum, Madison, and Tullium. Entries mention actors such as Hobart Bosworth and Mary Pickford, films and dramas like The Eternal City and Jungle Queen, as well as serials including The Christian and Such a Little Queen with showings through Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Green Lake Night Planned by Business Men's Committee
A Green Lake Business Men's association committee was appointed to arrange a special program for Green Lake Night on Wednesday at the Stuart Building manufacturers' auditorium. The committee includes Louis K Lear K P Hubbard and Dr F B Medcraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake Night
Green Lake
Queen Anne Tonight and Home Ending Saturday Programs
The listing shows films and reels playing across Sunday and Saturday including The Prince of India four reels and Pathe Weekly. Also Stolen Birthright three reels and A Busybody's Busy Day with The Phantom of the Violin three part drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne
India
Pathe
Col. Heeza
Dr. Cupid
Insurance Rise On Transylvania In War Zone
London May 15 Lloyds today issued an insurance rate of five percent on the liner Transylvania with upward of nine hundred passengers aboard as she nears the Irish coast in the war zone. The Transylvania is expected to reach Liverpool tomorrow or Monday according to her agent.
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London
Lloyda
Transylvania
Liverpool
Wireless Jack Irwin Divorced Actress Wife in New York
John Robert Irwin known as Wireless Jack, Marconi Wireless Telegraph executive, divorced Helen Walter Irwin, a New York actress, after testifying in Judge Gilliam's court. He claimed she left him for her stage career and denied supporting their five children, while other divorce cases followed in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert Irwin
Pacific Coast
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
Helen Walter Irwin
New York
Walter Wellman
Atlantic
Hie
Lieut. H. A. McClure
Irwin
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Chicago
Christina Blitsch
John Biitech
Mitzie T. Johnson
Gilliam
David RK. Johnson
F. H. Coulter
Libby Coulter
Ella G. Johnson
Whitney R. Johnson
Sidney Cooper
Christabel J. Cooper
Charlies M. Olson
Mildred E. Olson
Susie Quinn
James W. Quinn
Anna A. Gross
Leonard Gross
Marie Hart
Martin F. Hart
Ross T. Black
Emma Black
Rose M. Bowman
Theo Howman
Violet Groas
Yaquis Kill Americans Rally Near Guaymas
Admiral Howard reports Yaqui Indians killed three Americans at Esperanza and 40 troops and Mexican soldiers fought a battle near Guaymas. Five hundred Yaquis on the warpath, while the cruiser New Orleans is ordered to join Raleigh to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Howard
Navy Department
Esperanza
Guaymas
Mex
New Orleans
Raleigh
Howard
Seattle unions plan protest over Lawson conviction
Seattle labor leaders rally against the murder conviction of John R. Lawson the Colorado strike leader with a mass meeting at the Labor Temple. Local funds will back the appeal with speakers including Martin J. Flyzik and Robt. Harlin as protests seek higher court review and city support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John Lawson
John R. Lawson
Colorado
Lawson
Assembly Hall
Labor Temple
Martin J. Flyzik
Robt. Harlin
Phil Rader Injured in England After 150-Foot Descent
Frisco born Phil Rader, formerly a San Francisco newspaper man and war correspondent with United Press, suffered a sprained back from a 150 foot fall in an airplane while with the Royal Flying Corps. He wrote his friend that the spill jeopardizes his fitness for service, expressing doubt about eight shillings a day risk. He also recounted chasing a Zeppelin over Newcastle as an observer and bomb dropper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Phil Rader
Soldier of Fortune
United Press
Foreign Legion
Rader
Royal Flying Corps
Newcastle
Czar Wins, Though He Still Retires
In Petrograd on May 15 the front reports list Austrian losses at 40,000 in recent Southeast Galicia fighting. Przemysl area dispatches say Von Mackensen’s advance halted at the San river and pushed back at some points. Russians retreating to prepared positions as left and right wings pull back.
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Petrograd
Galicia
Przemysl
von Mackenzen
San River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star’s Moving Picture Department
Liberty
Glemmer Christian
I Cede
Clemmer
Earle
Edith Storey
Eight Storm
Quayle
Lord Roberts
John
Roberts
Seta
Ham
Bud
Cleo Madison
Murdock MacQuartie
Joe King
Claga A
Bruno Lessing
Israel
Hobart Bosworth
Little Gordon Griffith
Charles E. van Loan
Steh
Mission Scene
Mission
Stuart Holmes
Alhambra
Ee Os
Earl Williams
Cash
Warren Kerrigan
The
Eddie Lyons
Victoria Forde
Madison
Paradise Lost
Betty Nansen
Mutual
Hank
Ethel
Pay Tinder
Tullium
Matty
Christy Mathewson
Broncho Billy
William Fox
Nance O’neil
Princess
Romanoff
Sardou
Wm. Farnum
Grand Opera House
Ye College
Goda
Jack Irwin
Mabel Burton
John W. Burton
Fort Lawton
Otto J. Kienast
Hellingham
Lucy Cole Kienast
Lucy Cole
Mrs. Carroll
Irene Hanna
Withal
William Bates Hanna
U. S
Pacific Division
King Constantine
Greece
England
Anita Stewart
Little Star
Jamaica
South Sea Paradise
Paramount
Pike
Czar
Mission Fourth
A. M
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