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Moore Theatre Last Update 6-12-2016 Historical Calendar Performance Genre Event Title Performance Performance Start Date End Date Vocal - Individual Big Daddy Kanne 2/6/1900 Theatre Darrow 5/27/1905 Opera The Alaskan 12/27/1907 Theatre The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary 6/21/1908 Theatre Caught in the Rain 6/28/1908 Theatre Play 7/1/1908 Movie The Thief 8/3/1908 Movie The Thief 8/4/1908 Movie The Thief 8/5/1908 Theatre Knight For a Day 9/27/1908 Theatre The Clansman 10/4/1908 Theatre Paid In Full 11/1/1908 Theatre Paid In Full 11/2/1908 Theatre Paid In Full 11/3/1908 Theatre The Squaw Man 11/8/1908 Instrumental - Group Third Symphony Concert 11/30/1908 Theatre The Devil 12/5/1908 Theatre The Great Divide 12/13/1908 Theatre The Great Divide 12/13/1908 Theatre The Substitue 12/15/1908 Theatre The House of Bondage 12/20/1908 Theatre The House of Bondage 12/20/1908 Theatre Peer Gynt 12/27/1908 Theatre Peer Gynt 12/27/1908 Theatre The Chorus Lady 1/3/1909 Misc. Robert Vum's Birthday 1/22/1909 Theatre Ben Hur 1/25/1909 Theatre Ben Hur 1/25/1909 Theatre Richelieu 2/12/1909 Opera Lucia 2/14/1909 Opera Lucia 2/14/1909 Opera ? 2/21/1909 Theatre The Wolf 2/28/1909 Theatre A Stubborn Cinderella 3/7/1909 Theatre The Red Mill 3/14/1909 Theatre The Red Mill 3/14/1909 Theatre The Fighting Hope 3/18/1909 Theatre The Right of Way 4/11/1909 Theatre The Right of Way 4/11/1909 Theatre Brewster's Millions 4/13/1909 Moore Theatre Last Update 6-12-2016 Historical Calendar Theatre Mary's Lamb 4/18/1909 Theatre A Midsummer Night's Dream 5/12/1909 Theatre The Honor of the Family 5/16/1909 Theatre The Merry Widow 5/30/1909 Community Event Twenty Fourth High School 6/18/1909 Commencement Theatre Jack Straw 6/23/1909 Theatre Jack Straw 6/23/1909 Theatre Lady Frederick 7/1/1909 Theatre The Girl From Rectors 8/1/1909 Theatre Polly of the Circus 8/15/1909 Theatre A Gentlement from Mississippi 8/29/1909 Theatre A Gentlement from Mississippi 8/29/1909 Theatre The Time, the Place and the Girl 9/5/1909 Misc. Special Announcement 9/12/1909 Opera Rigoletto 9/12/1909 Opera Lucia Di Lammermoor 9/13/1909 Opera Fedora 9/14/1909 Opera Cavaleria Rusticana & Pagliacci 9/15/1909 Opera Il Trovatore 9/16/1909 Opera La Traviata 9/16/1909 Opera Carmen 9/17/1909 Opera L'Amico Fritz 9/18/1909 Opera Aida 9/18/1909 Theatre Play 10/1/1909 Theatre The Three Twins 10/3/1909 Theatre The Three Twins 10/3/1909 Theatre The Fighting Hope 10/8/1909 Theatre Cameo Kirby 10/10/1909 Theatre Ragged Robin 10/14/1909 Theatre Ragged Robin 10/14/1909 Theatre The Talk of New York 10/31/1909 Musical Play King Dodo 11/14/1909 Theatre The Third Degree 11/21/1909 Theatre The Third Degree 11/21/1909 Theatre The Third Degree 11/21/1909 Theatre The Third Degree 11/21/1909 Theatre The Third Degree 11/21/1909 Theatre The Traveling Salesman 11/28/1909 Theatre The Man Who Owns Broadway 12/1/1909 Music Violin Performance 1/2/1910 Theatre Mary Jane's Pa 1/2/1910 1/8/1910 Theatre The Boys and Betty 1/9/1910 1/15/1910 Moore Theatre Last Update 6-12-2016 Historical Calendar Theatre The Test 1/16/1910 1/23/1910 Music MMC Tetrazzini 1/16/1910 1/16/1910 Theatre The Music Master 1/24/1910 Theatre Writing on the Wall 2/8/1910 Music Symphony Performance 2/20/1910 Theatre Various Shakespeare Plays 2/20/1910 Theatre An American Lord 2/24/1910 2/26/1910 Theatre An American Lord 2/24/1910 2/26/1910 Music Symphony Performance 3/6/1910 Opera Madame Butterfly (among others) 3/13/1910 Opera La Gioconda 3/14/1910 Opera Lucia Di Lammermoor 3/15/1910 Opera Madame Butterfly 3/15/1910 Opera Cavaleria Rusticana & Pagliacci 3/19/1910 Opera Opera Performance 3/20/1910 Theatre A Man's Man 3/28/1910 Theatre Play 4/1/1910 Theatre B.H.S. Minstrels 4/16/1910 Theatre The Round-Up 4/17/1910 Theatre Your Humble Servant 5/1/1910 Theatre The Prince of Tonight 5/8/1910 Theatre What Every Woman Knows 6/20/1910 Opera Golden Hair 6/23/1910 Theatre Becky Sharpe 7/25/1910 Theatre The Melting Pot 9/11/1910 9/17/1910 Theatre The Witching Hour 9/25/1910 9/28/1910 Theatre The Battle 9/29/1910 10/2/1910 Theatre The White Sister 10/3/1910 10/8/1910 Musical Play The Goddess of Liberty 10/9/1910 10/12/1910 Theatre The Lottery Man 10/14/1910 Theatre The City 10/16/1910 10/19/1910 Theatre Doll's House 10/21/1910 10/22/1910 Theatre Fairly Tale 10/22/1910 Theatre The Whirlwind 10/24/1910 10/27/1910 Music Symphony Performance 10/28/1910 Music Vocal Performance 10/29/1910 Theatre Don Caesar's Return 11/1/1910 Theatre A Matinee Idol 11/1/1910 Theatre The Prisoner of Zenda 11/2/1910 Theatre Play 11/6/1910 Music Symphony Performance 11/6/1910 Theatre Madame X 11/20/1910 Theatre Madame X 11/20/1910 Moore Theatre Last Update 6-12-2016 Historical Calendar Music Seattle Symphony 11/20/1910 11/20/1910 Theatre Tugboat Annie 11/27/1910 Theatre Tugboat Annie 11/27/1910 Theatre The Prince of Pilsen 11/27/1910 Lecture/Speaker Lecture on Christian Science 11/28/1910 11/28/1910 Music Seattle Symphony 12/4/1910 12/4/1910 Drama Ellen Terry 12/7/1910 12/7/1910 Theatre Mary Jane's Pa 12/17/1910 12/17/1910 Music Seattle Symphony 12/18/1910 12/18/1910 Music Seattle Symphony 1/5/1911 1/5/1911 Theatre The Chocolate Soldier 1/6/1911 Theatre The Chocolate Soldier 1/6/1911 Theatre The Chocolate Soldier 1/6/1911 Theatre The Chocolate Soldier 1/6/1911 Theatre The Chocolate Soldier 1/6/1911 Music Symphony Performance 1/8/1911 Dance Cleopatra / Les Sylphides 1/11/1911 Opera The Pirates of Penzance 1/21/1911 1/22/1911 Theatre This Woman and This Man 1/22/1911 Theatre This Woman and This Man 1/22/1911 Theatre This Woman and This Man 1/22/1911 Music Symphony Performance 1/26/1911 Music Symphony Performance 1/29/1911 Music Piano Performance 2/9/1911 Theatre Seven Days 2/12/1911 2/18/2011 Music Piano Performance 2/14/1911 Theatre Havana 2/26/1911 Theatre The Arcadians 3/1/1911 Theatre The Arcadians 3/1/1911 music Piana Performance 3/3/1911 Music Symphony Performance 3/6/1911 Theatre The Midnight Sons 3/12/1911 Theatre Symphony Performance 3/19/1911 Music Seattle Symphony 3/19/1911 3/19/1911 Music Signor Alessandro 3/23/1911 3/23/1911 Theatre Tugboat Annie 4/1/1911 Theatre Tugboat Annie 4/1/1911 music Symphony Performance 4/2/1911 4/2/1911 Theatre The Dawn of a Tomorrow 4/3/1911 Theatre The Dawn of a Tomorrow 4/3/1911 Music Symphony Performance 4/5/1911 4/5/1911 Lecture/Speaker Bliss Knapp 4/9/1911 4/9/1911 Theatre Madame Sherry 4/9/1911 Moore Theatre Last Update 6-12-2016 Historical Calendar Theatre Madame Sherry 4/9/1911 Music Symphony Performance 4/16/1911 Dance Dance Performance 4/19/1911 Music Symphony Performance 4/23/1911 Movie The Spendthrift 4/30/1911 Music Dockstader's Minstrels 5/6/1911 Theatre A Night Off 5/24/1911 5/24/2011 Theatre Yankee Girl 5/25/1911 5/28/2011 ? Santlago 5/29/1911 Music Mary Garden 5/31/1911 5/31/2011 Lecture/Speaker Christian Science 6/4/1911 Theatre MacBeth 6/5/1911 Theatre Taming of the Schrew 6/6/1911 Theatre Romeo and Juliet 6/7/1911 Theatre Merchant of Venice 6/8/1911 Theatre Twelfth Night 6/9/1911 Theatre As You Like It 6/10/1911 Theatre Hamlet 6/10/1911 Music Albert Chevalier 6/16/1911 6/16/1911 Theatre Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh 6/17/1911 Theatre Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh 6/17/1911 Theatre Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh 6/17/1911 Theatre The Lily 6/19/1911 6/24/1911 Theatre The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary 6/30/1911 Theatre Mrs. Dot 6/30/1911 Vocal - Individual Chauncey Olcott 7/30/1911 7/30/1911 Theatre Mocushia 8/5/1911 Music Seattle Symphony 8/17/1911 8/19/1911 Music The Big Event 8/23/1911 Theatre Miss Nobody from Starland 9/3/1911 Theatre The Havoc 9/11/1911 Theatre The Havoc 9/11/1911 Theatre The Havoc 9/11/1911 Theatre The Havoc 9/11/1911 Dance Cleopatra / Les Sylphides 10/1/1911 10/7/1911 Theatre Baby Mine 10/8/1911 10/14/1911 Theatre The Flirting Princess 10/22/1911 10/25/1911 Theatre The Flirting Princess 10/22/1911 10/25/1911 Movie Coronation of King George 11/11/1911 11/11/1911 Opera The Earl of Pawtucket 11/12/1911 11/15/1911 Theatre The Kissing Girl 11/13/1911 Movie Coronation of King George 11/19/1911 11/22/1911 Theatre The Bonnie Brier Bush 11/24/1911 11/25/1911 Moore Theatre Last Update 6-12-2016 Historical Calendar Theatre Alias Jimmy Valentine 11/26/1911 Music Kubelik 12/6/1911 Opera Rigoletto 12/10/1911 Opera La Bohème 12/12/1911 Opera Carmen 12/13/1911 Opera Opera Performance 12/14/1911 Opera Lucia Di Lammermoor 12/14/1911 Opera Lucia Di Lammermoor 12/14/1911 Opera Madame Butterfly 12/15/1911 Opera Madame Butterfly 12/17/1911 Opera Il Trovatore 12/19/1911 Theatre The Gamblers 12/24/1911 12/30/1911 Music Ladies' Musical Club 1/4/1912 Music University of California Glee Club 1/4/1912 1/4/1912 Movie Motion Picture of the EMF and 1/12/1912 1/12/1912 ? The Passing of the Third Floor Back 1/15/1912 1/20/1912 Play The Deep Purple 1/22/1912 Opera The Girl of the Golden West 1/28/1912 Music annual Burns Concert 2/1/1912 2/1/1912 Variety Once Upon a Time 2/2/1912 2/3/1912 Movie Alaska Motion Picture 2/5/1912 2/6/1912 Opera The Chocolate Soldier 2/5/1912 2/10/1912 ? McCormack 2/9/1912 Opera The Bohemian Girl 2/18/1912 Theatre Campus Mouser 2/22/1912 2/22/1912 Theatre Julius Caesar, Hamlet, Merchant of 2/25/1912 3/1/1912 Theatre Rob Roy 3/2/1912 3/4/1912 Music Schumann-Heink 3/6/1912 Music Watch the Green Light 3/9/1912 3/9/1912 Theatre The Prince of Tonight 3/10/1912 3/12/1912 Opera The Balkan Princess 3/13/1912 3/17/1912 ? 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  • AXS TV Schedule for Mon. September 30, 2019 to Sun. October 6, 2019

    AXS TV Schedule for Mon. September 30, 2019 to Sun. October 6, 2019

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