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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1915
Page
2
A banker and a realty dealer watched Judy Abbott on stage at the Republic Theater Sunday night as she alternated between laughter and emotion. The social leader nearby dabbed at a tear as the actress confronted her character’s lack of parentage.
An advertisement urges patients to demand to see a dentist's state dental board certificate and to trust a practice that posts the operator's credentials. It promises top materials and an ironclad guarantee. The text also includes a theater vignette praising Miss Renee Kelly in Daddy Long Legs and the audience's warm response to the performance and its charitable themes.
Fragmentary OCR shows De. tL. BR. Clark, Manager 1105 Third Ave, No W. Cor. Third red wten. The readable lines provide a partial mapping of a business or managerial listing with an address in the vicinity of Third Avenue and a cross street.
Margaret Mayos delivers a funny comedy about a newly married man whose life is disrupted by his wife and sister in law at the Moore. The show offers lively misunderstandings and humorous domestic turmoil that should entertain audiences seeking lighthearted theater.
The narrative follows marital drama and constant moves among tenants including Signor Montatenor and the husband’s wife as they share a building. Amidst confusion Marion Lord and Signora Monti shine on stage and performers like Mme. Donald Ayer and The Crisps headline diverse acts. The Commercial Club plans its annual Thanksgiving dinner at 6:15 p.m. plus a casual note on a dubious cancer cure mouse experiment.
Rev Hugh G Brown of Pilgrim Congregational Church, Seattle, appeals for newspaper sport pages and streetcar ads to promote his church. He notes readers of such pages aren’t the target but would welcome expert church reporting and a church budget drive. He recalls a past favorable feature by a star reporter.
A five year old boy named Arthur Blowers blue eyes brown hair is missing. His grandparents Mr and Mrs E A Allen of a farm near Oroville Washington seek him, believing he may be in Seattle after his father was found dead in a saloon. A letter mentions uncles Joe Pink and Donald to help identify him.
Felix Crane, described as a Seattle underworld boss, appeared voluntarily as a witness for the county grand jury. He had not yet been admitted to the jury chamber by noon. Prosecutor Lundin declined to comment on whether Crane’s testimony would be taken. Crane was recently convicted of extorting money from women for police protection amid a broader exodus of underworld figures from Seattle. Deputies found no trace of several targets, believed to have left town.
Mrs Emma Stampes 68 Broad Street is missing after disappearing Saturday night saying she would go to the waterfront. Neighbors reported her, and fear grows she may have drowned herself.
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