Moore Proud Audience Stages Adequate King 000
A local figure named Moore expresses satisfaction as an audience welcomes a display titled King 000 staged under adequate conditions. The report notes audience reception and the guarded presentation.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1909
Page
4
A local figure named Moore expresses satisfaction as an audience welcomes a display titled King 000 staged under adequate conditions. The report notes audience reception and the guarded presentation.
The Bachelor a Clyde Fitch comedy opened at the Alhambra last night to enthusiastic reception. Charles Cherry stars as the bachelor whose blunders and affection for his stenographer drive the plot, with Ruth Maycliff and Alice Riker in key roles. The show is bright, clean, and fast, and applause indicates strong audience appeal all week. Brown of Harvard also pleased two large houses at Lois Theatre with the Lawrence players delivering lively college atmosphere and a brisk Tom performance.
The readable fragments describe music events and performance notes. Mentions Seattle Symphony and King, with garbled surrounding terms. No coherent narrative, dates, or full names for concrete facts.
A lively Seattle theatre night features King Dodo Moore as the centerpiece with mixed audience reactions. The cast includes Luders and Miss West delivering notable performances in a period blend of operetta and stage drama.
The Shepherd King impressed audiences with Lorimer delivering a polished David role aided by Firlgham Royse as King Saul and Irving White as Jonathan. Laura Millard made a return to the city stage after 16 years, while Pauline Hall and Will Archie were booked for future Grand dates alongside Wildfire replacing The Honeymooners.
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