Week of vaudeville and variety acts at downtown theaters
A dense schedule of acts headlines Week’s live attractions with Frank Dobeon and His Sirens plus yy Hines and Wells two black and white acts. Harpist Gray and Nadie the painted model promise charm while Holman and company perform My Daughter's Husband. Alexander returns to the Metropolitan for two weeks with a mysterious show. Pan tages features Krazy Kats Revue with Tameo Kajiyama and a strong lineup including Hager and Goodwin Cecelia Rhoda George Compton Helen Jackley and Faye and Jack Smith. The Palace Hip presents De Witt and partners plus Marie De Witt and Arnesens equilibrist duo. Levy's Orpheum hosts Kabibbie The Peddler by Midsummer Folly. Wilkes theatre previews Why Smith Left Home by George Broadhurst.
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Frank Dobeon
Yy Hines
Wells
Big Gray
Nadie
Holman and Company
Pantages
Charlies Anderson
Tameo Kajiyama
Hager and
Goodwin
Cecelia Rhoda
George Compton
Helen Jackley
And
Faye
Jack Smith
Theatre Programs Show Metropolitan and Orpheum Acts
The listing highlights Metropolitan Alexander and Mo oke Orpheam programs with Kabibbie a Musical Comedy and Kats Revue. It notes Palace and DeWitt features including DeWitt and Srose. The page reads like a period theater guide with several acts and venues.
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Metropolitan—Alexander
the Beat
Mooke—Orpheam
Vaaderiile
Feewit Ee 'Uypectaen Aites Luvin Orphem
Kabibbie
Oa Ae
Eehevliia
Palac Nuip
DeWitt
Srose
Broadway Season Brings Old Stars Back to Stage
Ruth Chatterton ends her current show to back Lew Fields in The Lonely Romeo with Frances Cameron Harriet Clarke Willie Solas and Violette Wilson in support. Shubert engages Haward Clark for Oh Uncle. Bing Bang Beem! Broadway musical soon debuting. Ee H Sothern Julia Marlow return in October under Lee Shubert. Marlowe retires since 1914 illness. Twelfth Night Taming of the Shrew Hamlet in repertoire. Jolson era receipts at Boston Opera House set record. Jessica Brown from Come Along says she learned steps from a kitten.
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Lew Fields
the Lonely Romeo
Frances Cameron
Harriet Clarke
Willie Solas
Violette Wilson
Ee. H. Sothern
Julia Marlow
Lee Shubert
Miss Marlow
Hamlet
Jessica Brown
Ask Freedom or Statehood
Special to The Star by N. FP. A. from San Juan May 31 Porto Rico faces a choice between statehood or independence El Tempo the island daily argues that Porto Rico must be treated as a full citizen under the constitution and not merely as a protected colony If the U S plans to use Porto Rico as a canal key clarity is required and loyalty must come from full equal rights under the law
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Star
N. FP. A
San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
el Tempo
May Fete To Be Held At Queen Anne High School
Queen Anne High School will stage a May music festival in the school auditorium Saturday evening. The program features musical and vocal selections by students.
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Queen Anne High School
Irving P.T.A. Meeting Sets Election in June Assembly
The Irving school Parent-Teacher Association will meet in the school assembly room June 9 at 3:15 p.m. Officers will be elected.
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Irving P.T
Irving School
Murre Eggs and a Coastal Chicken Craze in Oregon
Port Orford promoter George Fourty and son push a plan to legalize selling murre eggs two pounds per dozen at 40 cents, claiming seabird farms along Oregon's coast could supply vast quantities. Government opposition halts the venture as reports describe abundant egg deposits and pastry uses, while critics warn of wildlife impact.
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Port Orford
Oregon
George
Uncle Sam
Oregon Coast
Man
George Fourty
America
Yourty
Fourty
San Francisco
Calling on a Light Ray to Send Speech Across Distances
A British scientist has devised a light ray system to transmit speech. Messages are spoken into a transmitter, reflected as intermittent light, and captured by a lens. Selenium cells convert flashes to sound in a telephone receiver, with horizon-limited range and secrecy.
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London
Old Miner Finds Whisky Garden Near Kermit
Sacramento May 31. Ike Schwartz, an elderly miner near Placerco, plans to bury his supply of wine and beer in bushes around his place rather than risk theft. He drives weekly from the hills with a loaded wagon and believes he will live 20 more years. The stash totals about 2500 in value.
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Sacramento
Tonopah
Ike Schwartz
Kermit
Placerco
Schwartz
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Harris
Divine
Ivan Miller
Grace Huff
Henry Hall
Alexander
Metropolitan Theatre
Seattle
Palace Hip
de Witt
Stross
Marie de Witt
Boston Ladies
Fadette Orchestra
Arnesens
Wilson
Marlette
Manikina
Stone
Manning
Barnes
Lorraine
Levy's
Orpheum
Midsummer Folly
Wg Law White
Eric Hunt
Rita Fredericks
Rob Sandberg
Olive Finny
Corey Hunt
Floy Ward
Madge Moore
Lawrence Orth
Wilkes
Newell Miller
Wilkes Theatre
Wilkes Players
George Broadhurst
Smith
Flip Theatre
A Metro
Lion's den
Henry Arthur Jones’ Big
New York
Mats
Sun
Wed
Sat
Cohan
Brazy Kats Revue
Meo Kajiyama
Cecelia
Helen
Jack
Harry Fines
Moore
Ruth Renick
Lilian Marion
Met
Rita Frederick
Levy
Misa Lorraine
F. Raynor
Ruth Chatterton
Haward Clark
Annie
Mesers. Shubert
Broadway
Jolson Company
Boston
Sam
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