Theatres Show Staged Vaudeville And Plays
In Milwaukee etc. at The Theatres Moo tt rnard and others a busy program runs with titles The Girl In the Taxi In Old Kentucky The End of the Trail A Poor Relation and more. Andrew Rogers stars as Frank Layson with Paul Bell as Joe Lorey delivering strong performances.
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Metropolitan
Seattie
Old Kentucky
Alhambra
Orpheum
Andrew Rogers
Frank Layson
Old
Kentucky
Paul Bell
Joe Lorey
Sam Bernard Star Rediscovers Seattle In Milwaukee Vehicle
Sam Bernard made his Seattle debut in The Man I Love program last night aboard the Milwaukee vehicle. The show mixed humor with a thin plot while Bernard displayed his famed diction and stage presence. Graceful Anna Wheaton contributed a lively performance with In Gypsy Land and other numbers sung by the supporting cast.
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Sam Bernard
Atry
Bernard
Seattle
Milwaukee
Anna Wheaton
Nella Bergen
The Girl In The Taxi at The Metropolitan
Report on last night’s Metropolitan presentation The Girl in the Taxi. Pearl Sindelar misfires as the title role while Papa Stewart Bertie Stewart and Percy Peters are noted as typical characters with vivid Broadway scene references.
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Metropolitan
Pearl Sindelar
Papa Stewart
Bertie Stewart
Percy Peters
New York
Broadway
Lee Willard Stars in A Poor Relation at Alhambra
Lee Willard scored as Noah Vale in A Poor Relation at the Alhambra theatre. The seedy genius and good hearted role drew applause. Miss Heatrice Meade also delivered a difficult performance to perfection.
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Lee Willard
Noah Vale
Alhambra Theatre
Willard
Heatrice Meade
In Old Kentucky opens Sunday at the Seattle
The Seattle show of In Old Kentucky drew a house but fell short of expectations as C. T. Daxey’s southern play was not given full life. The pickaninny ensemble provided the highlight with lively soft shoe steps and a drum major display in the second act, keeping the audience engaged.
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Old
Kentucky
Seattle
C. T. Daxey
End of the Trail Impresses Local Audiences at Lot
Cowboys and revolvers framed a bustling opening at the Lot yesterday. Sandusky Stockdale players shone with Lloyd Ingraham delivering a big hit as Big Bill Hicks. The rest of the cast earned praise for strong performances.
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the Lote
Sandusky Stockdale
Lloyd Ingraham
Big Bill Hicks
Union Forces Crossed Potomac at Harpers Ferry Claim
The Tebeldon Record asserts Union troops crossed the Potomac at Harpers Ferry and drove off Ashby’s cavalry and three infantry regiments including the Eighth Virginia and the Thirteenth and Eighteenth Mississippi. General Jos E Johnson denies the event occurred and says infantry were not at Harper’s Ferry that day.
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Tebeldon
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Ashby
Virginia
Mississippi
Jos E. Johnson
Harper's Perry
Lack of Harmony Scored by Leaders Over Striking Yard Workers
United Press dispatch from Oakland reports labor leaders blame lack of cooperation between strikers and unskilled yard employees for failing to bring Southern Pacific to its knees. They claim engines awaiting minor repairs sit idle in roundhouses while passenger locomotives haul freight, a charge denied by company officials who say service remains excellent.
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United Press
Oakland
Cal
Southern Pacific Company
Round House
Actress Sues Husband Over Napkin Cruelty Claim
Evelyn Martine, once a leading chorus girl, seeks limited emancipation from Albert Girard citing extreme cruelty. She accuses him of whimsical acts such as whistling for her terrier at dinner and using it as a napkin. Senator La Follette plans a November speaking tour across about 11 states.
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New York
Evelyn Martine
Supreme Court
Albert Girard
Mise Martine
Girard
Washington
la Follette
Wisconsin
Olvo
Michigan
Indiana
Illnois
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Dakota
Minnnesota
Pacific Coast
Dumb waiter attacks kills 19 year old in San Francisco
Miss Eva Fotheringham 19 was strangled by an automatic dumb waiter in her apartment. She was loading groceries when the lift shot upward pinning her to the wall. Found by her sister, she died before help arrived. Workmen took 20 minutes to cut through the wall to reach the body.
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San Francisco
Eva Fotheringham
Tme
Taft Persecution Topic Highlighted By Local Democrats
J F A Strong will speak on Tafts persecution of Alaska before the King County Democratic club next Saturday noon at Wolf s cafeteria. Club president J M Hawthorne urged electing a Democrat of decision initiative and action as president at a recent meeting. A dollar dinner for the Charity Organization Society will be held next Thursday at 6 at the Beattie Commercial club with Francis H McLean addressing constructive social work and E R B DeGroot speaking on Chicago playgrounds and social centers.
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Taft
Alaska
J. F. A. Strong
King County Democratic Club
Wolf's
J. M Hawthorne
Charity Organiation Society
Beattie Commercial Club
Francis H. McLean
E. RB. DeGroot
Chicago
Ptarmigan to be released in Golden Gate Park
Twenty birds captured near Nome will be shipped to San Francisco and released in Golden Gate Park. The ptarmigan boarded a steamer after alighting on the vessel near Nome and will be set free in the park soon.
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Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Nome
Big Park
Mrs Rose Hinshaw Seeks Divorce Over Husband Debts
Mrs Rose Hinshaw sues for divorce alleging her husband James N Hinshaw squandered about 3000 of her money on racing and left Seattle four years into their marriage. She claims to have supported herself since. Hinshaw is said to have vanished, with whereabouts unknown. Henry Smith a London newsboy faces a month of hard labor for shouting an erroneous Extra War report.
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James N. Hinshaw
Rose Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Seattle
London
Henry Smith
France
Germany
France and England Closer by New Turbine Service
London reports travel time between Dover and Calais reduced to one hour with the introduction of a new turbine steamer. The service links France and England more efficiently, signaling a boost to cross channel transport.
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London
France
England
Porte of
Dover
Calais
Missing Sedro Woolley Boy Verdle Smith S: Verdle Smith, 16, from Sedro Woolley has been missing since July 4 after working at a Kent milk company denser. His mother, Mrs. Sadie Smith, urges Seattle police to help locate him, suspecting he may be in the city.
Gadeki venturing into house work instead of opera. Lotta Tauscher arrives with Hans Tauscher aboard Erion Prinzess. Gadeki leaves to begin a concert tour in Wisconsin.
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Edgar M. Robinson
Washington Annex
Boys’ Department of the
Simon Normile
Waters &Y
Rainier Beach
Board of Public Works
Verdle Smith
Sedro Woolley
Kent
Mra Sadie Smith
Seattle
City
Gadski
New York
Mme. Gadeki
Lotta Tauscher
Hans Tauscher
Gadeki
Wisconsin
One-handed Orchestra Featured At Grand Theater Week
A quirky program showcases eight musicians with seven left handed performers. They play in a small ensemble as King and McKay perform a comedy act and Capitola Evelyn delivers soprano songs. Three new reels appear in the moving picture area.
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Shingle Mille
King
McKay
Capitola Evelyn
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