Next Week's Theatrical Lineup At Local Theatres
The Lois theatre presents A Millionaire's Revenge with Henry Stockbridge and Arthur Clamage in a dramatized Thaw case themed production. Misa Margo Daffet debuts alongside stock company stars in several duets. Nightly spectacles feature nine new scenery sets and a prominent roof garden amid a crime-inspired plot and lavish staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Margo Daffet
Lois Theatre
Lawrence
Sanford White
Names and Shows Highlight Late Week Theater Listings
The listing credits actors including James K. Hackett in Monsieur, and William Faversham in The Prisoner of Zenda along with other stage entries such as Little Johnny Jones and Polly Pickle. Performances span Tuesday matinees through Thursday and include vaudeville acts and musical comedies across multiple venues.
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Ames K. Hackett
Wiliam Faversham
Baker tSock
Johnny Jones
Ace Players
Tad
Bell Family
Polly Pickle
Hackett presents Beaucaire and Zenda at the Moore
The Moore Theatre hosts multiple productions with K Hackett leading a season. Beaucaire and a new Don Cesar de Bazan version feature amid a lineup including The World and His Wife and The World and His. Actor-manager Hackett negotiates control, balancing classics and new pieces as Shubert ties loosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore K. Hackett
Pacific Coast
Theatre
New York
Anthony S
Zenda
Beatrice Beckley
Hoops
Mell MC Soap Seattle 1A
Jesmer at 7341 11th Ave NE Seattle listed in 1A division with the Mell MC Soap team showing in local records.
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Mell
Seattle
Jesmer
Hopper to Bring Matinee Idol to Grand Theater
De Wolf Hopper arrives for four nights starting Sunday November 6 in A Matinee Idol a hit in New York and Chicago with Louise Dresser and the original New York company. Billy Clifford offers The Girl the Man and the Game a farcical musical comedy with Adele Archer Jack Trainer Hazel Swanson and others. Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch also comes to the Grand for a week starting Sunday November 6 presented as bright hopeful entertainment with pathos at times.
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Billy Clifford
the Grand
Seattle
Clifford
Adele Archer
Jack Trainer
Hazel Swanson
Bud Bramen
Rose von Tilzer
la Journe
Changes in Seattle Cohan Show Cast for Week
Baker stock company launches Little Johnny Jones in Seattle with Joseph Galbraith on vacation. Henry Stockbridge steps in as lead with Fay Bainter returning from Portland to join the cast. Stockbridge and Miss Bainter tour the Baker-Belasco-Morosco circuit, performing with all companies.
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Baker Stock Company
George M. Cohan
Little Johnny Jones
Seattle
Joseph Galbraith
Geta
Henry Stockbridge
Cohan
Galbraith
Fay Bainter
Wivelse
Portland
Local Ad Fragment for Gil M C M Soap Seattle
Fragmentary listing mentions Hotchkiss at 14th and 6%rd and a phone number Ballard 401 for Seattle soap makers. Limited readable details show a small commerce notice or business contact in a historical ad.
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Seattle
Hotchkiss
Ballard
Six Musical Cuttys Lead Orpheum Show Tomorrow
Six Musical Cuttys with three pretty girls and three brothers return from Europe to headline the Orpheum program. The bill features James Callahan the Irish comedian, Jenny St George with harp, Neuss and Eldrid with new comedy athletic acts, D. J. Andree’s porcelain studies, Temple Quartette, Snor and Mack, and the Australian Wheelers providing comedy cycling.
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Cuttys
Orpheum
Europe
Continent
England
Jamean Callahan
Jenny St George
Sullivan and Considine Road Show Opens at Majestic
The first Sullivan and Considine Road Show opens tomorrow afternoon at the Majestic. Polly Pickle is a lively act combining singing, dancing, and fun featuring eight pretty girls. May Nannary and her company present The Hand That Pulses, a gripping labor drama. The show draws attention from union labor and business interests. The Riale are European eccen.
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Sullivan and Considine
the Majestic
Polly Pickle
May Nannary
Pantages Theatre Week Features Anna Paviowa and Bells Family
Mall orders for the engagement of Anna Paviowa the Russian dancer will be received next Tuesday with a Kusstan ballet and orchestra of 65 to perform at the Grand on November 16. Western Washington will host the show with excursions from Seattle Tacoma and Everett. Also star billing includes Familia Hell a ten member family act and the Clamage company at Star theatre with Kid Herrmng and a waltzing contest set for Tuesday night.
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Mall
Paviowa
Anna Paviowa
Kusstan Ballet
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Washington
Seattle
Tacoma
Everett
Pantages Theatre
Mr. Pantages
Bell
Bells
Mies Nellie Bell
John and
Mae Burke
Patay
Tony Genaro
Gilmore
Kinkey
Arthur Clamage
Star Theatre
Clamage
Star
Kid Herrmng
Ittle Puginet
Prises
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Grand
Faversham, Moore
Chase
Majestic
Curtys
Pantages
Jane Kelton
Lois
Jas. K. Hackett
Moore
Moore—Faversham
Hackett
Will
Julie Opp
Nirdlinger
Faversham
Shuberts
Ong Élee
Mansfield
Mra
M-C
Madein
Genttie Soar
Grocer
Fremont Av
Hilly Chase
Heatrice Turner
Romain
Playa
Amub
Monte
James K
Wm. A. Mrady
BRILL
Booth Tarkington
Monsieur Beaucaire
Victor Mapes
Caesar
Anthony Ha
THE
William
Taversham
Miss Julie Opp
Charles Frederic Nirdling
NEW York Times
New York World
Favershams Gorve
Moore Thea
DE Wolf Iopper
Watine
Mile
Anna
Pavlova
Michael Mordkin
Imperial Reestian Ballet and Orchestra of
Forest
Asylade
New York Metropolitan Opera House
Beattie
Sarre
Grand Opera
Howe
Grand Opera House
Billy
America
Mrs. Wiggs of
Seattle Theatre
Geo. L. Boxer
Harry L.cort
McDonald
Third Avenue
Dental Manufacturing Co.s
Regal Dental Offices
Third Av
Northwest Corner
Union St
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Henry Hadley
Mme, Glopreson-Hosperldt
Moore Theatre
Maltate
Foley
Tell Drug
Quaker Drug Co
Bartell Drug Stores
Callahan and
ST. George
Neuss and
Eldrid
Andree
Swor
Mack
Sac Road Show
Vamenka
Cincinnati
Sun
Sat
Patey
Gilmore, Kinkey & Gilmore
United States
Care Brothers
Madison
Kid Hermann
Bell Telephone
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
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