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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1916
Page
5
Bee as See Steers Tee Ee Ieee A7
A fragmented OCR item describes a bee related scene or note with scattered letters and numbers. The readable parts reference steering a tee and an IEEE A7 designation, but the full meaning remains unclear.
Hesse Sprett heads vaudeville at Alhambra Grand Palace
Mme Hesse-Sprotte headlines vaudeville at the Alhambra with Mon Miette and Mon Amour style acts. George McKay Ottie Ardine Craig Campbell and others perform in musical comedies and travelogue sequences. The Grand features Madame Schnell lion act and a blackface routine, with The Pencil Crew serial and new one reel film. The Metropolis hosts The Garden of Allah and upcoming Farce Fair and Warmer at the Metropolitan. The Oak, Palace Hip, and Palace programs include Midnight Follies, The Yellow Menace serial, and assorted acts by Carter Weiss Gilmore Gordon and Keatons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Stone
Armand Kalisz
Alhambra
James Mullen
Alan Coogan
Lalu McConnell
Grant Simpson
Gordon Wilde
London Coliseum
Filme
Tiny” Burnett
Madame Schnell
Grand Theatre
McGrath
Cutter
Frank P. Hays
Roy Francis
Edith Wilma & Co
Grant
George Larkin
Mme, Hesse-Sprotte
Seattle
Pantages
Earl Cavanaugh
Ruth Tompkins
Senator Francis Murphy
John Rucker
Sam Winni
Sam Burke
OAK
Oak Theatre
Monte Carter
George Weiss
Blanche Gilmore
Dainty Phyllis Gordon
George Spencer
Grand
Nettle McLaughlin
Palace Hip
Lotus Robb
Metropolitan
Lulu McConnell
Mme. Hesse-Sprotte
Questions and Answers on Personal Matters from 1917
A collection of reader queries on relationships jobs and etiquette with expert responses. Topics include assessing a suitor's character, pursuing Washington government jobs, gift ideas for parents, presidential succession in 1917, Edison’s sight, and returning gifts after a breakup.
Council finance panel backs condemnations for steam plant lots
The finance committee on Friday voted to recommend condemnation purchases for the new unit of the city steam power plant. The council will act on the recommendation Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Only Occupant of Fort Vaux Was a Dog
Henry Wood reports that the lone German in Fort Vaux, a nondescript dog, is treated with honors as the French take the fort at Verdun. French garrison finds thousands of cartridges and medical supplies left behind by retreating Germans. The French estimate Verdun losses at about 700,000. the dog may even reenlist under the tricolor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Vaux
Henry Wood
Green
Verdun
Germany
Woevre
Cay
Lieut
Diot
Vaux
Paria
Hughes
Mangin
Pollus
Women can end the war says Mme Schumann-Heink
Prima donna contralto Mme Schumann-Heink declares the women of the world hold power to end the war. She urges heroic action, noting the suffrage movement as proof women can unite for a cause, appealing to make an end to bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Moore
Bell girls arrive at Hotel Statler in Cleveland
In Cleveland on November 11, the Hotel Statler introduces bell girls to replace bell boys. Front desk clerks praise their attentiveness and usefulness to women guests, claiming the new staff eases the luggage and rooming process. Drummers have not complained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Statler
Childish Paula Learns From Mary Madden’s Truth
Paula recalls Mary Madden guiding her through heartache and deception as she confronts Earnest Lawton’s lack of commitment. Mary reveals his habit of calling lovers “baby child” and urges Paula toward independence. Margie’s confidences reveal hidden roads of hardship and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Madden
Margie
Paula
Earnest Lawton
Miss Madden
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