Plays and Players Trade News From The Stage Scene
Sir John Hare considers an American tour next season. Frank Daniels to continue in The Belle of Brittany. The Member from Ozark to be produced in Detroit on Sept 5. Adele Ritchie returns to vaudeville. Lew Fields flags next Saturday as the end of The Jolly Bachelors run in New York. Waller revival of The Rivals praised for Sheridan richness. Laurence Irving to star in a Harrison Rhodes Howard Herrick comedy. Henry Kolker writes The Moral Right with experimental stock company. Miss Marlowe and Mr Sothern to appear in Chicago next season. MacBeth Much Ado to be revived. Trelawny of the Wells a possible U.S. revival after strong London success. John Emerson sails to England to scout plays and consult Marietta Olly. Goethe Mss Wilhelm Meister acquired for Weimar archives. Clara Lipman to appear in Marporys Mother in New York, adapting Le Mariage d une Etoile. Mikado revival at Casino New York with all star cast. Patterson at work on a four act play expanding Dope into a longer work. By-Products to be produced soon at Grand Opera House Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Irving
Harrison Rhodes
Mr. Wise
Mississippi
Howard Herrick
Henry Kolker
New Theatre Company
Miss Marlowe
Mr. Sothern
Chicago
Pinero
Trelawny of
The
Wells
Charles Frohman
Repertory Theatre
London
Wilhelm Meister
Goethe and Schiller
Weimar
Clara Lipman
Alexander Bisson
New York City
Mile
Jeanne Granier
Paris
Marguerite Clarke
Little Maids
Alice Fisher
Katisha
Joseph Medill Patterson
Bachelor Hall for Engineers Opens in City
Bachelor hall will be kept by the men in City Engineer Ward's office on the third floor of the Commercial club building. The new rooms will be ready by the first of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelor
City
Dress Contest At Lewis and Clark Graduation
A Friday visit sparked a practical dress making contest for eighth graders at Lewis and Clark. seven girls entered with Miss Grace Paris guiding the work. Victoria Hartman won five dollars. other contestants received keepsakes. gowns will be displayed at Ellis-Forde Company windows later this week.
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Lewis and Clark School
Grace Paris
Ellis-Forde Company
Patrons’ Club
Arthur Gunn
Victoria Hartman
Mary Allyn
Edna Readen
Etta Allyn
Della Gullett
Edna Caldwell
Carrie Sterling
Virtue Says Moses Coulee Lands Not Sold Yet
George A. Virtue, owner of a large irrigation tract in Moses Coulee, arrived from Seattle and says no sale has occurred. Negotiations for transfer are pending, with no guarantee they will finalize. He plans reinvestment in this region and criticizes investing in apple lands in Oregon or Montana.
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George A. Virtue
Moses Coulee
Seattle
Oregon
Montana
West
Virtue
Donor list supports Y M C A building fund drive
A partial donor roster shows numerous contributors to the Y M C A building fund, including Guilford Marr and Frank B Utter and son. The article notes a class subscription of $460 by R S Rosser's Sunday school class of young men and mentions special fundraiser buttons reading I am in the Game for the Y M C A. The spread highlights varied gifts from individuals and local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Building Fund
Aperus
Guilford Marr
Frank B. Utter and Son
Comrad Rose
FABRE
W. A. Stevenson
John S. Mooney
Jacob H. Miller
John N. Lebeck
Cox & McGahen
Leroy
Wright
Howard Thomas
Golller
W. Ra Prowell
J. M. Mooney
Sethate
Mourne
Ova Sede
H. S. Wetherald
Loren Sheffer
Bi Roar
Jas
A. Westcott
Pig
Cope
Howard Patience
Clifford Godfrey
Earl Thompson
J. L. Robertson, Jr
J. Po Byubaker
Teving W. Smith
Wy. Macoked
Dale
Lee
Hintry -Carricker
Me Wucie
Ernie Ae
Henry Schumeman
Claude E. Stewart
Lewis M. Shreve
Bert J. Williams
Mrs. C. M. Griffin
J. A. van Valkenburg
Epi
W. A. Gibbon
BiOe Maaltay
Harris B. Haskell
C. H. Armstrong
Ira D. Bawards
C. G. Eti
David Keith
R. Mekerh
I. K. Brandstrom
Aste Ag
J. Ay Beaman
Fred Kemp
Baroe
R. S. Rosser
Miner Buchner Visits City From Horseshoe Basin
F Buchner of Horseshoe Basin arrives in the city to attend mining interests. The basin is hard to reach yet a scenic marvel with notable mining properties held back by absent wagon roads. County officials hesitated to fund road work given remoteness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Buchner
Horseshoe Basin
Buchner
Expulsion of Jewish Families from Kiev Reported
In St. Petersburg on May 26 a mass exodus of Jewish families from Kiev began. Up to last night 300 proscripted families from the poorer classes had left. Harrowing scenes accompanied the expulsion as authorities enforced the removal.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Kiev
Post Office Plans 1-Cent Opened Envelopes
Bulletin to postmasters announces readiness to supply 1 cent opened envelopes with a small end flap instead of the top. The altered design reduces loss liability and is expected to appeal to merchants and business firms sending large quantities of circulars.
Norris lampoons Cannon insurgent split in House
Representative Norris used a speech on the sundry civil bill to mock Speaker Cannon’s ban of insurgents and quip about hangings. He joked about a six of a kind alliance of floor leaders and regulars facing the tariff board dispute and noted a speaker’s remark may have been influenced by a late New York banquet.
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Washington
Norris
Cannon
House Committee On Rules
House
New York
Payne
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Fordney
Michigan
Tariff Board
Clark
Underwood
Alabama
Fitzgerald
Threw aged eggs at Sam Small riot in Sandpoint
May 26. A street riot during Sam Small's anti saloon lecture in Sandpoint Idaho ended without arrests. A busload of band members and several hecklers disrupted the open air gathering at Main and First avenues as eggs were thrown and clothing ruined. Police could not locate the egg throwers, saloon supporters claimed others acted.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Sam Small
Main
First Avenues
Mr. Small
Bonner County
Tuskegee Commencement Confers Diplomas to Large Class
The twenty ninth annual commencement at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute closed with graduation exercises in the chapel. President Booker T. Washington presided and William H. Lewis of Boston delivered the oration. Special trains brought many visitors from Montgomery Opelika and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Booker T. Washington
William H. Lewis
Boston
United States
Montgomery
Opelika
Railroads Earn More Per Mile In Washington State
Spokane chamber of commerce heard A. W. Perley state inspector of railroads say Washington railroads earn about $1000 per mile more annually than in any other Northwest state. He cited Great Northern and Northern Pacific as examples and noted the commission saved the state about $1,700,000 through lower rates and higher railroad property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State
Northwest
A. W. Perley
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Rival Panama Canal Exposition Claims From San Francisco and New Orleans
Washington May 26 Rival claims for Federal recognition of the 1915 Panama Canal exposition grew as a New Orleans delegation urged Congress to back the Crescent City site. San Francisco also argued its case to Congress last week. Both cities press ahead with preparations as funds are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
New Orleans
Crescent City
Congress
Enterprise
Dan Fisk Sells North Chelan Property to J H Garrett
Dan Fisk sold his house and lot on North Chelan avenue yesterday to J H Garrett through E W Burdick. Mrs Fisk plans an eastward visit in about a month while Mr Fisk will stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Fisk
Chelan Avenue
J. H. Garrett
E. W. Burdick
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Frank Daniels
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Ozark
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Lew Fields
Atic
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