The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1904, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 16, 1904 statesman in happy incredulity. his intelligent handling of the] the singing of n songs eon tal . —< will select the name for the play Lost and Won" ts a serio-comtc | (ena t from the titles suggested by the! ploce well calculated to touch the| /AiMtone His apparent ob-/ ISABEL IRVIN appeal Reliable Dry Goods Store night. The winner will get § and probably will pr on the ' r of rh 1 | most popular of the ya ene See ne ; meets sea eee swig |g "a $2 Per © alton | FOUR-SPEC RK t 1 with the candidate, who cannot be Hd Redmon@ and Meta Marsky |) Malle) PB ap ’ - For Reserved Stock - IALS e 1 Avenue theater last t by the railway, A counter Tr nS) have the Irish element of the play \ wtaal novel. ea night . as happy a title! f n in the plot is the rivalry ne tage j pretty well to themselves, and fure| h, in @ie 4 a ie th 1 . enum FCVR - y deserves, 1 ween Williams and Daniels for nish the fun of the bi ©, while the t @ bet a} wh Daniels was engaged before A GIRL FROM DIXIE the rest of the cant, Little Garna th . f the Mid-}| Wilda peared upon the scene.| “A Girl From Dixie,” a pretty} Virden had a part in the play and , 4 good,| In the end Daniele wink out and/twosnot niusical comedy by Harry | her clever ity work always “ naturally ¢ Washington! Smith, was, presented at the|makes a hit, “Lost and Won" will th at keops th i t 1 W de-/ Grand last night, Tho scenes shift-| continue until Thursday _ tory " which, while leaving! generated into a drunken sot and) ed from an old Maryland school to} | are ‘ 1 o 104 First Ave. South entire v al the splendid bits | annoying the The y la girl’ seminary, and then to a CA COMPA | t , « 1 i t MOTH PHONES—PI 1761 ‘ k done t ‘ « 1 t 8) society function, giving an oppor The « npany presented a : : brnellctnipined be company nds ay he luckl homer} tunity for a varlety of chic and| double bill cor ne of tv t t effective atmc back to sobric and honest The| pretty coatumos and magnificent! ™Usteal travent the Me - 1 lay ope r that could /to fill these in) the “Girl From)?" nr ge Be akon wa & 8 it ved upon, The play) Dixie” company on the prog it t f rank high among the pas] The ue gh ell be e shor ° t lew lox a ba | he Mibretto «might well be/ the short act burlesqu A SC ( I R . pany last night | we uid hardly be called brilliant, yet pala of the ¢ ine Cor Or two with y per is w aves litle to be desi jit tm not There is plenty of Ah rh wie " " t you by re honest tyt Law Russell in the leading | humor and some good comedy parts, never a minute while they hold turr samples of th ntry r the machina ole gives most natural interpre-| though some of the efforts of 4if-| the boards when Inte t 1! our eplendid line of | t ¢ teal €neM~ | tation of a backwoods Congressman | ferent members of the company to/ to lag, Although many of the song . Oréace ter F t the t ® which |of ghrowdnoss, humor, integrity and | € funny are tiresome, and broach | sunw are those which have be ial sada de deanna WO Act#. | big-neartedness, He does not over-| UPON silliness char ake ao Wek canmerea teat & pr tly filled and for- " n is wewnss do the part, as most actors of pas-|_ But the songs, most of them at) ey an ae hearing them for the . a renwe ‘omoter, who toral roles are Inclined to do, and) * ast, are new and the choruses are first time. | hav Daniels’ opponent int es none of the needless vul strong and effective. The pretty | tydney DeGrey who has made] sts of a railway. garities and exaggerations that|#enlc effects go to make up any Stewart, a wily backwoods | usually detract from the pleasing |®*tT@vaganza effect of pleasing t two set fire to the new barn, throw! The drawing of the character of J&fred upon by the labored funny “6 stispictor n Daniels and gather | poward Williams is one of the| Wr, but for which “The Girl From a band of “whitecappers” together | nese portions of the play. His rote| Dixie” would be very acceptable as ub a piece of its light and purposeless type | Mr. Bock, who sings “Bubbles,” has a voice of good timbre, and when surrounded by pretty choruses blowing real soap-bubbles, ts an ef fective figure. The soap-buble fea ed by a natural mnant of eney, when shamed by the generosity of the man he has wronged, he most naturally re- further villainy, James i ae AS Villain is te IS Fabrics fuses t Fulton han les this part excellent ly, particularly in the drunken matchless” just hits the point. Our wa h scene, where he is banished from | ‘fe 1s one of the most taking bits is by far the best in Seattle. If you'll just the hanhocbentinn deathvition of business tn the piece, the saucy Ba thie Almas ha’ lacie, thtckels 1% ih denen i J, Otis Higgins as Hank Stewart, | ™Aldens casting the bubbles adrift coerce ag sehaid,-. Merw arty make r stoc the wily politician, does some clever | #84 wafting them over the audience. ee ack ne phat eae Meese t i 4 at this moment, complete with every rable fabric. If Foremost among the chorus talent is Beatrice Bronte, as fetching as and Coffee Co. character work, and George Morrt- son as Sammy Thatcher, who goes eee in swimming and comes home in al ¢¥et in her varied costumes. There barrel, is about as natural an in-|*T¢ ® number of pretty sextette and corrigible as has trod Seattie boards | Wartette numbers that help to re thia season. Allen Frisby as Joe|@eem the poorer potionns of the it’s wantable, if it ble, we've got i We have the beat Ready-Made Clothing i Washable Linen Crashes for shirt waist suits | . 35¢, 30¢, 25¢, 20¢ and as lov ation as we existence. Come at . of interest to it for y f. Noth- ing pleases us more Canvas Weave Linens in every up-to-date col r yet to se Thatcher and Eva Earlé French as |80mewhat tedious comedy ensemble. than to show these sults a laundering posibility, at a yard his wife were a winning old couple, | pean aa atininds to critical gentlemen ; and Perce Martin, who sings a| py p inh Pept hg ea eee New Washable Madras, 35¢ styles to choose Bd Redmond appeared Inst n erbly tailored and the ee en Ss fetching song and does a saucy part.! st the Aleasar ann rarer Brae a sacar oucaee te good quality, and especially good value at White Piques, the latest fad for sh it 88 suit . all the was good as the spofled child “ be had at any price. f 5 and ss tow Emme Marie Davis as Alice Thatch. | (2 Emerald Isle, and his charac » John Anderson Imported Scotch Madras, all « 10¢, 35¢, 30¢, 25¢ “Se i ton, bok rei belie Wi Nl x aaron GF tameies doe pomeengeaon sie Biber Be “ best patterns, at, @ yard .ccccceccceee cence ee BOG — BB cevvecvecvsccverccerseceectere seesees as asey, whose Ines were Iberally Imgton ( mery ot overdo a e Imo 1 r , * « on : me pros ne — ~ a contributed to extemporaneously by 2. 50 to $30 Batistes and Dimities, in light grounds R rfectly wa White Dress Swisses in pretty striped and dotted ef- invariably overdon: jer imterpre-|inis irrepressible character man, able, at, a yard nena oy - WBK¢ 3 fects, choicest in the market, at- beni 30¢, 25¢ ational moments ten ft ie 8 was up to his usual excellent stand u er was entirely natural and the few|.s-4 aiong these lines, Second hon touches of the dramatic were ors easily go to Clyde Granger for handled capably. Perhaps the larg-| . | est boquet of all should go to Dave} grviisH CLOTHES Herald, 12% 1. | A. Martin, who appeared only me-| y upon the stage, but made t of his part as the mayor town. He came tn tn a burst ry, doing the houors to the 1 Congressman, and his de parture was hastened by overmuch cider, bat he got a tet out of his ™m You little short moment and his exit in 15¢ oa adit WR won cade dasn ght cheer eee India Linons-—We have just received of the best imported White India Linons manufac : tured—these come in all grades and widths, ranging Colored Cotton Voiles in all the leading washable in an from—30¢, way ot. 18¢, 15¢, 12-6 shades, most perfect and appropriate material for sum- J. Redelsheimer & Co. Strongest Topcoat House tn the You can get the best Coffee at Adams’. Try and Coftees are roasted te 100-2804 First ave. cor. Columble SPELGER & HURLBUT. 5 ttLadder $2. 63 Buys Pay $1.43 for 53c | Baby’s forCroquet SPELGER @ HURLBUT. 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A complete stock to choose from, every Advantage in the way of light and roon which to show the goods are offers nection with prices which are very much to This special sale will last for this week. 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