Theatres Next Week Bring Variety Acts to Local Stage
Victor Smalley Raymond and Cav erly present German comedy and scrambled English. The Bellclair Brothers perform strength acts. Albert Hole, a boy soprano, sings. Jar vis and Harrison feature a city park act. The Fellow and the Girl on the Beach. Adonis offers An Act Beautiful.
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Victor Smalley
Raymond and
Caverly
Bellclair Brothers
Albert Hole
Jarvis
Harrison
Adonis
Theatres Engage Moore Mary Garden and Vaudeville Acts
At the theatres Moore Mary Garden appears in a Wednesday concert and Seattie Max Figman stars in The Marriage of Kitty at Grand Dark. George Abeles with vaudeville, Fadette orchestra at Pantages, and Edward Kellie company in In a Woman's Power at Loie. Coming later Moore E H Sothern and Julia Mariowe in repertoire week of June 5.
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Moore
E. H. Sothern
Julia Mariowe
Blanche Ring to Sing in Seattle Concert
Blanche Ring to visit Seattle next Wednesday for a concert in which she will perform operatic arias and popular songs. Her company includes Arturo Tibaldi and Howard Brockway. Also scheduled are Sothern and Marlowe at Moore Theatre with a June 5 start and a full classical repertoire.
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Blanche Ring
Miss Ring
Parcon
Ton
Metropolitan Opera House
Thals
Salome
Seattle
Sweet Home
Annie Laurie
Arturo Tibaldi
Howard Brockway
Sothern
Marlowe
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Moore Theatre
Rowland Buckstone
William Harris
Frederick Lewis
Eric Blind
Malcolm Bradley
Lots Theatre to Stage Long Season of Melodrama
Manager Edward Keble mounts an extended melodrama season at the Lots with a moving picture machine and illustrated songs between acts. Next week the play will be In a Woman's Power starring Verne Layton as the leading man.
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Lots
Edward Keble
Acta
Verne Layton
Majestic bill headlines minstrel stars with Fadettes first
Lew Hawkins tops the Majestic bill featuring the Four Londons in an athletic act, Caron and Herbert grotesque acrobats, Peart and Roth on piano, the Four Dancing Bugs, Somern and Storke comedy Jack son’s Honeymoben, and Caroline B. Nicholas Fadettes of Boston opening Monday with Mme. Nichols directing.
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Lew Hawkins
The
Majestic
Northwest
Caron
Herbert
Peart
Roth
Bugs
Somern
Storke
Jackson
Caroline B. Nicholas Fadettes
Boston
Mme. Nichols
America
Fadettes
Seattle
Abeles to headline Orpheum bill with He Tried to Be Nice
Edward Abeles returns to the Orpheum next week starring in his playlet He Tried to Be Nice with support from Miss Charlotte Lan der. He last appeared in Self-Defense. The Hergere Players present Room 44, a playlet by the late author.
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Orpheum
Edward Abeles
Charlotte Lander
Abeles
Hergere
Neal Institute Contact Details for Seattle Office
Call, write or phone The Neal Institute at East Howell and 16th Ave Seattle. Phones East 4381 and Ind Cedar 431.
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Neal Institute
East Howell
16Th Ave
Seattle
East
Ind
Cedar
Lyceum to Feature Gratton Guerin in Recitals and New Films
Starting tomorrow at the Lyceum Gratton Guerin will perform nightly with Alec Arthur Elwell and Floyd O'Brien joining on stage. New Sunday films include All for Money The Carrier Pigeon and A Good Turn at the Odeon and Alaska theatres with a baby contest underway.
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Lyceum
Gratton Guerin
Alec Arthur Elwell
Floyd O'Brien
Ald
Odeon
Alaska Theatre
Nome Pioneer Charis Lane Dies Blind Miner of Nome
Death yesterday claimed Charis D. Lane aged 71 a Nome pioneer and noted Pacific coast mining figure He died in Palo Alto California from paralysia Lane began mining in the 1850s in California went to Alaska at the opening of the Klondike and made a fortune in Nome He went blind five years ago because of Alaska snow glare He is survived by his widow a daughter in California and two Nome mining sons.
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Charis D. Lane
Nome
Pacific Coast
Palo Alto
Cal
California
Alaska
Women Endorse City Jail Reform
The Women’s Century Club meeting yesterday passed a resolution unanimously endorsing Councilman Griffiths' jail reform bill. They praised women who have aided the movement to clean up the jail.
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Women's Century Club
Griffiths
Maybray gang figure waives exam in California
M. B. Gibson waived examination before a United States commissioner and posted a $1,000 bond for appearance at Cornelia Bluffs Iowa in September. He was arrested near San Bernardino.
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United
Los Angeles
Maybray
Gibson
United States
Corneil Bluffs
Iowa
San Bernardino
Angoline Feine Skips School to Land a Sweetheart
In New York a 14 year old girl described as nearly engaged absented herself from class to focus on her romance with Angoline Feine. The magistrate paroled her. In Washington a senate committee reported favorably a District of Columbia snow removal bill amid 100-degree heat.
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New York
Angoline Feine
Washington
Senate Committee On
District of Columbia
Justin Tyler
Grand Rapids
Ryan family reports Thomas F. Ryan doing nicely after serious operation
May 27 report notes Thomas F. Ryan’s condition is improving as his family refuses to detail status beyond being "doing nicely." Financiers fear the operation may have been serious while Superior Laundry announces weekly wagon service to South Seattle Georgetown and South Park every Tuesday.
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New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Superior Laundry
South Seattle
Georgetown
South Park
Pardon Plea Halted by Pending Indictment
Washington report notes Gawker John K. Walsh will not be considered for parole due to another indictment outstanding. C. W. Morse seeks a pardon after January 1, 1913, as per the dispatch.
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Washington
Gawker
John K. Walsh
Parole Board
C. W. Morse
Free sugar drive aims to break the trust nationwide
In a nationwide grocers campaign led by Claus Spreckels, free sugar is urged to undermine a trust. In New York, Thomas Fortune Ryan, noted tobacco magnate, remains gravely ill after kidney trouble surgery. The report ends with a note on "Young Women's Responsibili- ties" as a separate fragment.
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New York
Claus Spreckels
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Beecham
Iself
New Wine Sermon Preceded by Church Repairs and Sailor's Move
Church follows sermon on New Wine In Old Bottles and Willis A Holden schooner shifts to Tacoma for lumber cargo. Rudolph Becker sues for 5000 after losing a Savoy waiter job, while Clarence Nash fatally shoots himself after his wife’s death. Various notes on suffrage, court cases, and local affairs fill the page.
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Willis A. Holden
Tacoma
Fatal car overturns kill Sartwell owner in N Y
On a hillside in Clean, N Y, Henry B Sartwell proprietor of the Olean hotel died when his automobile turned turtle. His wife and daughter were injured. Citations: None.
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Clean
N. Y
Henry B. Sartwell
Olean
Sartwell
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John Travers
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Third Ave
Pike St
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Wilwauke
Puget Sound
Olympian” Daily
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Miles City
Paul
the Columbian” Daily
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