The Week at the Theatres September 29 No 1 to 5
The listing outlines Week at the Theatres with scenes from Baby Mine Olive Skinner Ballet Classique Haze One of the Dancing Maidens features Empress of a girl who swam the Golden Gate in a green tank act with running water. The Millard brothers burlesque performers Eleanor Otte Devere of the Chorus De Lea and Orma Esmeralda on xylo-phone theaters in Seattle and surrounding venues.
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Moore
Olive Skinner
Seattle
Ballet Classique
Orpheum
Empress
Golden Gate
Annette Kellerman
Mies Langenour
Hazel Bess Lang Perial
At the Theatres This Week Listings Note
Theaters and show listings include Moore The Great Raymond the magician at venues Metropo litan Woman Girl From the Alhambra photoplays and vaudeville acts at Orpheum Empress Pantages Grand Clammer Melbourne programs combine photoplays vaudeville and motion pictures across multiple theatres during the week.
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Moore
Marguerite Clark Stars in Baby Mine at Moore Theater
Margaret Mayo's humorous play Baby Mine with Marguerite Clark opens next week at the Moore theatre. The piece, inspired by a Chicago newspaper gag about a child taking a father’s surname, satirizes deception in pursuit of a child and has proved tremendously popular in the East.
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Marguerite Clark
Margaret Mayo
Moore Theatre
Chicago
East
Title Insurance and Mortgage Protection in Seattle
The Bankers and Brokers in Seattle handle mortgages with title insurance policies and can attract buyers with protection. Choose this option for safer financing.
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Seattle
Helena Richie Awakens at Metropolitan Theater Next Week
Rosalie Knott returns to the stage as Helena Richie in The Awakening of Helena Richie at the Metropolitan Theatre for all of next week starting tomorrow night. The production, set in Pennsylvania during crinoline and hoop skirt era, follows her awakening in a touring season familiar to Seattle audiences as Mary Tudor in When Knighthood Was in Flower.
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Helena Richie
Metropolitan Theatre
Rosalie Knott
Seattle
Mary Tudor
Miss Knott
Pennsylvania
In Old Kentucky at Seattle Theatre Next Week
The play In Old Kentucky will be staged at the Seattle theatre starting tomorrow afternoon. It portrays life in the Kentucky hills with a racing scene and a plantation number featuring clever colored boys in songs and dances of the Southland.
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Old Kentucky
Seattle
Kentucky Hills
Southland
Orpheum Week bill features satirical sketch In 1999
Joseph Jefferson headlines a satirical sketch by Cecil De Mille lampooning woman suffrage in In 1999. Le Ballet Classique showcases Mile Domini and Marcel Broncki with a troupe. Mae Melville and Robert Higgins perform Just Married. The Great Asahi leads a five member legerdemain act. Bowman brothers offer blackface comedy. The Three Collegians present The Rehearsal and Berg brothers perform comedy and trick biking.
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Joseph Jefferson
Orpheum Theatre
Cecih de Mille
le Ballet Classique
Mile
Domini
Marcel Broncki
Mae Melville
Robert Higgins
Asahi
Bowman Brothers
Berg Brothers
Two Cowgirls Injured in Roundup Festivities
After two days of fierce competition, 30,000 spectators watched top riders in the world championships of riding, roping, and bulldogging. Miss Martha Duckes bravely rode Sitting Bull despite a vicious broncho, finishing badly injured and carried off as Hazel Walker of Louisville fainted near the finish and was also carried away.
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Pendletu
Misa Tertha Duckes
Mies
Hazel Walker
Loutaville
Dell Blanchett
Invasion of the Northwest hailed by Ole Hanson campaign
Ole Hanson and Dan Landon return from a northwest county tour with strong progressive support. Landon speaks at Burlington fair and Ferndale, touting government aid for logged off lands and farm needs, while public sentiment favors Landon over Hay and Hodge in the region.
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Dan Landon
Northwest
Ole
Mark Hanna
Huamphey
Whatcom County
Humphrey
Burlington
Dan
L of Lande
Landon
Nebraska
Congress
Washington
Hay
Hodge
Ferndale
Pledge Day at the U Highlights Sorority Traditions
A vivid portrait of pledge day at the university where freshmen are courted by sororities through social events. The piece describes the mixed emotions, social maneuvering, and the selection process as sororities vie for new members amid dinners dances drives and outings.
Flynn Wins Out In Certification Battle
The state board of accountancy was ordered to grant Arthur M. Miyon another examination for the certified accountant title upon request. Flynn, who had taken the exam earlier and was denied, sought a writ of mandate from the superior court. The suit was dismissed at his request with a new exam ordered.
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State Board of Accountancy
Ye.erday
Arthur M. Miyon
Flynn
Superior Court
Dream First and Cherry Theater Listings Begin Most Venues
The listings show this week’s play lineup at multiple theaters. Dream First and Cherry open Monday with Mary in Btageland and several comedies and dramas including Glued The Water Wagon The Brand Blotter A Detective's Strategy The Counts Weary Starte Things in Pumpkinville Fillbust ter's Ship Pathe's Weekly No 40.
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Mary
Btageland
Clemmer
Pike
Pumpkinville
Fillbustter
Pathe’s Weekly
Match Factory
Alhambra
Weatlake
Bil Wilson
Gal
Beattie Star subscribers urged to report delivery issues
Subscribers to The Beattie Star are asked to notify the office immediately of any failure to secure prompt regular delivery or any attempt to substitute another paper. Management aims for the best service and promises courteous attention to complaints. If a paper is late call the Circulation Department at 8400, ask for the Circulation Department.
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Beattie Star
Yokohama Maru Sails With Record Cargo and 228 Passengers
The Yokohama Maru of Nippon Yusen Kaisha departed the Great Northern dock at 10 AM with 6000 tons and 228 passengers. Mrs. Wehner of Sheridan Washington slipped in a Saturday store, injuring her hip and was moved to Pacific hospital.
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Great Northern Dock
Orient
Bankruptcy petition filed by millinery designer Margaret Killean
A federal court received a bankruptcy petition yesterday from Margaret E. Killean a designer and importer of ladies millinery. Reported liabilities total 2534.40 with assets of 2078.75. The filing indicates a move to reorganize under federal bankruptcy law.
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Margaret E. Killean
Steamship Princess Victoria to sail Tuesday for Victoria
The steamer Princess Victoria will depart Tuesday morning at nine o clock for Victoria with members of the Canadian club of Seattle aboard. The trip aims to meet the Duke and Duchess of Connaught visiting Victoria who will receive the club members in the parliament buildings.
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Victoria
Canadian Club of
Seattle
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Parliament
Puget Sound Sockeye Run Exhausted Amid High Demand
Salmon packers report the Sockeye supply exhausted as demand remains brisk the strongest in history on Puget Sound. Buyers seek more orders with red fish still in active demand and pink and medium salmon offered.
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Puget Sound
Judge Allows Dismissal in Friday Harbor Reservoir Case
Federal Judge Rudkin yesterday granted Cowell Lime & Lumber Co. permission to dismiss the city of Friday Harbor’s condemnation suit to seize company property for a reservoir site. The judge ruled that the city did not establish grounds to proceed with the seizure.
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Rudkin
Cowell Lime & Lumber Company
Friday Harbor
Teamster suffers broken leg as machinery slips during unload
George Knight, 21, a teamster, received a broken leg and badly wrenched back yesterday afternoon when a heavy piece of unloading machinery slipped and pinned him. Gifford Smith, sent by the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce to promote Hawaii, opened a lecture series with slides and moving pictures to a large audience at the Chamber rooms.
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George Knight
Gifford Smith
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Center meeting backs permanent courthouse plan
A Junction hall Ballard gathering organized by the Seattle Civic Center Association aimed to spark public support for a civic center proposed by Virgil Bogue. L. D. Lewis, the association president, outlined benefits of a courthouse within a permanent civic center.
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Junction Hall
Ballard
Seattle Civic Center Association
Virgil Bogue
L. D. Lewis
Pennsylvania Association Reorganizes at Chamber Meeting
Natives of Pennsylvania met last night at the Chamber of Commerce and reorganized the Pennsylvania State association. A series of illustrated lectures on Modern Opera will be given this winter by Mrs Lily Van Ogle assisted by Mme Hesse Sprotte. The first lecture will be at Mrs Thomas Burke home Friday morning October 16. The Strauss opera Rosenkavalier will be taken up. Puget Sound Underwriters Association met last night at the Arctic club and elected delegates to the national convention which meets in Memphis Tennessee October 15 17. The delegates elected will try to secure the 1916 convention for Seattle.
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Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania State Association
Lily van Ogle
Mme. Hesse- Sprotte
Thomas Burke
Rosenkavalier
Puget Sound
Railroads in King County Valued at 36.9 Million
State Board of Equalization reports King County railroad assets assessed at 36 892 919 dollars.
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Olympia
State Board of Equalization
King County
University installs gas testing plant in engineering lab
A coal gas testing plant with a producer and 30 horsepower engine is being installed in the university’s engineering laboratory at a cost of $4,000. Dr. Lyman Sperry, a noted lecturer on sex problems, spoke to Ballard high school male students yesterday morning on "Sex Problems."
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Lyman Sperry
Ballard High School
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