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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1907
Page
3
Ambiguous notes describe attendees at an art exhibit in St. Francis room. The text hints at landscape studies and seaside environs as a focus, with members of a society present and reactions noting surprising Humber efforts and discussion of results.
The Grand opera house hosted a famed singer in concert drawing a packed audience despite a cold draft during a velvety high note. Calve’s humor and refined French songs delighted many, with lively encores including Coming Thro' the Rye and Annie Laurie. Lloyd d Aublany accompanied, while John Cort produced a varied program featuring Bohemian, Marie Cahill, and Coliseum vaudeville acts.
The Grote Rankin Co advertises complete dining room furniture with many pieces on display. Highlights include a massive 10 piece dining suite cut from 663.50 to 335.00 and broad price reductions on both low priced and high grade oak and bogany pieces. Senate reduction noted as averaging similarly on low priced goods.
The Gaiety quartet and the Two Marconia headline the Pantages vaudeville bill with a comedy musical number and an electrical act. Fiddle Dum Dee by Lewie Lake dominates the Star theater program, joined by the Kobora vee the rings act. The Lyric presents a varied program with vaudeville acts, moving pictures, and a song.
A Des Moines report highlights Johan Brodie a coal miner with a future as a singer after Grace Clark De Graff offers to fund his musical education. Seattle items note Alaskans meeting, a new Antelope magazine on Nebraska, and a preliminary tax report promising city savings.
An old style advertisement for Mutual Realty Co at 304 Pioneer Building promotes investing savings in a bank that never fails and directs readers to page 6 for the ad. The brief copy emphasizes reliability and real estate firm promotion.
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