File:Seattle - Moore Theatre - early vaudeville poster.jpg

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English: Sign for Orpheum vaudeville at the Moore Theatre, Seattle, Washington. It reads:
  • Upper center: "This week"
  • Upper left: "'Come on Red' John B. Hymer & Co. in Tom Walker in Dixie"
  • Upper right: "Billie Montgomery and Minnie Allen singing their own compositions."
  • Center: "Herbert Ashley · Choy Ling Hee Troupe · Billy Lamont Trio"
  • Lower left: "France's most popular character singer: Mlle. Nitta-Jo · La Gigolette Parisienne."
  • Lower right: "Sam Berk and Anita Sawan presenting a terpsichorean creation"
Date circa 1916
date QS:P,+1916-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
–1923 (see Eric L. Flom, Moore Theatre (Seattle), HistoryLink, June 20, 2002)

Date might be further pinned down if anyone knows something about these performers' histories.

Photo 10 December 2007.
Source Photo by Joe Mabel; poster was on display on the mezzanine of the Moore for their 100th anniversary in December 2007.
Author Unknown, on behalf of the Moore Theatre. Photo and retouching by Joe Mabel.
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