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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1909
Page
4
Third Degree proves interest as Eliseu wins triumph and a popular concert is set, bringing a real artist to town for a memorable event at West Klein.
Readable fragments list acts and performers like Delmore and Lee in a vaudeville bill. Mentions Russell and Drew and a mix of cartoonish cues suggesting a variety show lineup without coherent details.
J W Sayre reviews a Klein drama performance in Seattle highlighting Fernanda's strong Roumanian voice and emotional sway. He hails Charles Kiccin’s staging, notes solid comedy by Iph Ramsey and Beattie, and praises ensemble work while urging audiences to attend despite rough OCR.
Eddie Boyden reviews The Honeymoon Trail opening at the Grand theatre praising Bert Parker and Louis Kelso for peppery performances as Dennis Mason and a witty impresario. Maude Potter and Carl George contribute comic presence while Joe Howard offers strong musical numbers. The lively show keeps audiences laughing through its breezy musical comedy pace.
The Lawrence players staged When Knighthood Was in Flower at the Lois theatre to a packed house. Mary Tudor portrayed by Misa Kelton drew praise, with Lawrence as Brandon and Layne as the king making strong impressions. Fred Huebner as Woolsey earned warmth and the costumes drew special notice. the show blends romance and humor with a colorful cast and dramatic moments.
The plot threads tightly weave a witty melodrama where the heroine and villainess clash with rapier swords in a hotel scene. The act features a sharp knife ritual by a first class hotel diet sharpener and ends with broad entertainment value worth a small five-cent price.
Yesterday afternoon's popular concert by the Symphony orchestra at the Moore drew a fair audience. Max Steindel delivered three solos including two Hadley works and Schumann's Traumerei to strong applause. Wagner's Lohengrin introduction and popular encores were well received. Marino returned as first violin and the ensemble appeared stronger. The next concert will be a Wednesday afternoon, not evening, with Kressler as soloist.
In a St. Louis interview, veteran actor William H. Crane says he wishes to retire while at his best and leave a pleasant memory. He will allow his wife to fix the retirement date and plans to continue with Father and the Hoyes until the end. He may revive The Senator The Henrietta and David Harum before retiring. He will likely visit Seattle this season, his last Pacific coast trip.
One hundred fourteen aboard the St Croix escaped a blazing ship near Malibu beach after a night of exposure. Captain Warner led orderly evacuations while stewardess Mrs. H B Haven refused to abandon her post helping women and crew amid burning masts. All hands accounted for after the ship finally sank.
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