The Moore hosts a London tale and stage acts in Seattle
The program features Thomas Witching in a late Moore production with several actors from England and America. Gust C leads a 50 member company with Melville and Meirene in supporting roles. The week includes new acts at the Orpheum and Pantages with dancers, comedians, and the famous Six Abdallahs, Celeste wire artist, and Daphne Pollard touring in a modern Seattle musical pairing.
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Daphne Pollard
Pantages
Beattie
Daphne
Seattle
George Kunkel
Fred Snook
Mise Mabel Hillard
Linnle Love
Marie Celestine
Billie Kerwood
Bill Ie
Allan
Shaw Colin Master
Misa Mazie
Crawford and Meeker
Lois Theatre Opens New Attraction at Haddon Hall
At Lois Vernon of Haddon Hall the Lois theatre debuts a new attraction with matinee performances on Daytime, opening a dramatization noted in local notices.
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Lois Vernon
Haddon Hall
Lois Theatre
Ton
Dorothy Vernon
Pantser Headlines Majestic Bill Opens Monday
Carl Pantser tops the Majestic pew bill opening Monday backed by a company of accomplished athletes and fan makers. John Gleeson Bertha Gleeson and Fred Houlihan present another lively act with Misa Gleeson billed as America's champion woman dancer.
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Carl Pantser
The
Majestic
Pantser
John
Bertha Gleeson
Fred Houlihan
Misa Gleeson
America
Countess de Swirsky to Star in Vaudeville Fall Tour
New York reports Countess Thamara de Swirsky, known for barefoot dancing in Newport, will headline vaudeville acts in the fall. Her Newport dances drew attention but may change in broader venues. Observers criticized one August routine titled Venus Rising from the Mist.
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New York
Thamara de Swirsky
Newport
United States
Venus
Countess de Swirsky
Stubborn Cinderella Draws Large Newsboy Audience
671 newsboys attended the Grand Theatre premiere of A Stubborn Cinderella, more than the 500 invited. Manager Charles A. Goettler and Alphonse Goettler organized the event as Hazel Kirke led a lively lineup from star to chorus. Applause echoed for every number, signaling strong kid appeal and successful showmanship.
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the Grand
Charles A. Goettler
Star Office
Alphonse Goettler
Hazel Kirke
No Sensation In Divorce For Renowned Poet
Friends say there will be nothing sensational in the divorce suit against Richard Le Gallienne the English poet living in New York. Paris dispatch notes the wife seeks only legal possession of their child in the action.
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New York
Richard le Gallienne
Paris
Police Court Scene Sparks Lively Exchange
In Bald City, Attorney Pierce questions a defendant as Tom McLachlan admits being sober or not. Judge Gordon orders ten dollars, as Bailiff Winchell keeps order amid the courtroom merriment.
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Pierce
Tom McLachlan
Gordon
Winchell
Hailiff Winchell
Slats Makes Joke in Police Court Hearing
In police court yesterday afternoon John Slat tery said one defendant is a man and the other a woman, while City Attorney Pierce presided. The remark drew laughter from his fellow attorneys and spectators.
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John H. Willams
Evelyn Smith
Pierce
John Slattery
Miller
Play by Israel Zangwill to be sermon text in Seattle
Two Seattle pastors announce that The Melting Pot will be the subject of sermons tomorrow. Rev. Wilfred Withington will speak in the morning at Keystone Congregational church and Rev. Joseph L. Garvin will deliver an evening address at First Christian church.
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Seattle
J. Baker
Old Heidelberg
England
John Drew
New York
la Helle
Eerce
Bonnie Bush
London
Charles Frohman
York City
Billie
Israel Zangwill
Wilfred Withington
Keystone Congregational Church
Joseph L. Garvin
First Christian Church
Fortune paid for baseball players
John H. Farrell, secretary of the National Baseball Commission, announced that the sum paid for players drafted from the minor leagues this year exceeded 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N.Y
John H. Farrell
National Baseball Commission
When Merit Wins Foley Kidney Pills Promised Cure
A Bartell Drug Stores advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a cure and strength booster for backache headache nervousness appetite loss sleeplessness and general weakness linked to kidney or bladder disorders.
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Foley Kidney
Bartell Drug Stores
Foley
Bartell Drug
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Civil Engineer College
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Plaems
Las Mexico
Canada
South Africa
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Jie P.co Ien
Gus C
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Fea
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Chi
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J ‘Lester
D & Drew
Altre
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Elisabeth
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Jessie Shirley
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Lée Lloyda
van Brothers
Joe
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Nat Leffingwell
Louise Myers
Celeste
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Harry Hirom
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Rman
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Fortune
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SAMS
Lee Shubert
John Mason
Augustus Thomas
Wilton Lackaye
Liebler & Co. Managers
Cleveland
Moffett
Harry L.cort
Mgr
Mr Baker
Billie Burke
SSOOS
GTS
Grand Opera House
WM. P. Cullen
Pixley and Luders
Burgomaster
Gus C. Weinburg
Washington Fair
Madison Park
Fair Grounds
Madison Street
Twenty-third Avenue
Nineteenth Avenue
Anderson Steamboat Company
Lake Washington
Leschi
Madrona Parks
Madison
Leschi Park
Madrona Park
HAL Stephens CO
Jessie Shirley CO
the Cheat
Myers - Warren - Lyon
Lee Lloyd
van Bros
Carl Pantzer
Gleesons and Houlihan
Leffingwell & CO
Celest — Wire
Pistel & Cushing
Harry Bloom
Alhambra Theatre
Westlake and
Pine Street
Russell & Drew
Northwest
Passie Mae Lester
Stock Company
J. Wendell Davis
Cowboy and
Loss Theatre
Lawrence
Pantages Theatre
Pollard
Allan Shaw
Crawford and
Meeker
Miss Mazie
Camille’s Dog Circus
Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co
First Ave
University St
OLE Hanson & CO
New York Block
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