The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1905, Page 3

ty, i" pilipatiants inet, wens "The Me oun "Can yt ’ weer qgPBRLLE OF NEW YORK he clevee aggre: | te Sundae ix ae TT ep —- Sunday a, Ww areday © we York ‘ he Pollards ureday a jg Stock jenday viet : through the w ter theatricn! w a globe, w the youngst atevery pert a be given Sunday Wednesday a the bill for Saturciay Kitty” wi is piece is said tc s 3ok $220 down. Excursion Each Friday From Seattle 1:030 P. M.-.-ROUND TRIP $10.70 W. W. BECK 205 PACIFIC BLOCK, SEATTLE, WASH. BOTH PHONES 605 OR CALL ON K. U. BECK TWO RIVERS, WALLA WALLA COUNTY, WASH. ere eee ee ot; the biograph; Nellie Genn tn 1} lustrated songs; Kelly and Davia blackface comedians; Burns and Washburn, comedy slngers; Rous soll, gymnastic rings, and Marjorio Mandeville, @ contortion dancer Mrs, Pat Campbell has tabooed Stage kissing, There are no kinses {n the passionate love scones of “The Sorceress,” tn which the beaugégul Mra. Pat and Guy Standing are a playing. ‘The lnstrious-eyed star a faye that kisses on the stage are a |SUakestive, that just as offective ay | love-making can be managed with | out with them, and that they | mid be done away with entirely |'That's why Guy & Ty why Guy Standing make - | love without any Kisses in The and & | Sorceress. y's ®] "Checkers, which has already | Played two engagements in Phila Day *| delphia this season, will play till a *) anoth in May. This will be the REPRE Ree populf® play's fifth engagement in What city in two yeam. Tee eee eee eee ee ee eee It is stated @at George Cohan the clever little comedian and play Wright, has about decided to aban don his latesg plece “Little Johany who | Jones,” for no other reas@ than Pollard that Tom Lewis the funny man in i half the play geta the bulk of the ay pen at} Wednesday nights IRRIGATION IS KING * And the Two Rivers District where the Snake joins the mighty Columbia is Headquarters. Irrigated Lands in Walla alla County, 5 and Five Acres Properly Cultivated Will Net $3,000 Per Year Why will we be bossed by another man on $500 a year, when we may be our own boss and make $3,000? plause. Funny isn’t it how folks are con stituted? Forbes Robertagn who ts kenorally conceded to be the great 1 fin eat Hamlet yet produced played in beg BABY JUNB, SSR Ae RENN mee Ad | At the Star, sday | — of the cleanest and most wholesome | On | comedies on the stage. The | ——-- | i the| “WHEN WE WERE TWENTY \ be one ONE." Despite the til luck encountered by Manager Dick Ferris, of the Fer ria Stock company, in encoantering & burned ratlroad bridge, which de layed the company's costumes and baggage, and also delayed Ferris | himself and his leading woman, | | Mise Stone, so that no performance of “When We Were Twenty-One” | could be given Friday night, the! clever theatrical man has mar | shalled his forces and ts putting on an excellent matinee Saturday aft ernoon. Saturday night the play will be given again, and on Sunday | jand Monday Ferris and Misa Stone | } will appear tn “Camille” The rest | jot the week will be given over to ‘Charley's Aunt,” instead of “West | nt 98,” and several changes will! > made in the cast. Tickets purchased for the play | | Friday night will be exchanged for arday night tickets. “ACROSS THE DESERT.” The Moonshiner’s Daughter,” which is no tnconsiderable “thriller” itself, gives way Saturday night at the Third Avenue to “Across the | Desert,” a melo-drama, which ts bheralded as the greatest “thriller” . that has been in town for many a ee vdomeenan an BE jmoons Pretty scenic effects are|Cleveland, Ohio, at two dollars, in |promised with the thrills and the piece should draw one theater while the stock com pany was producing the same plece at another house at fifty cents and got all the money STAR THEATER Sunday evening the last perform Jance of the present bill at the Star jwill take place, Monday afternoon [there comes a new bill, headed by | | Zina’s Famous Pony Ballet of seven | Can't be beat for sty ! young gira. Others on ical and the bill will be Baby June, a midg-'p It is sald that Leslie Carter bas a + The Best $5.00 Hat Store. je of quality the new ones EL N vee & « 1931 2d Ave 10 Acre Tracts DEEP VOLCANIC AGH SOIL. INEXHAUSTIBLE WATER SUPPLY. GUARANTEED WATER RIGHTS. LAND EASILY IMPROVED. EARLIEST MATURING IN NORTHWEST. TRANSPORTATION IN ALL DIRECTIONS. EXCELLENT SCHOOL FACILITIES. OPENING PRICES VERY Low. murder scene in “Adrea” that tr thrilling enough to raise the har on a French toupes, Tho swollest stage gowns worn in Now Yorke thin season are div played by Miss Illia Jeffries in “The Prince Consort.” | 7 In @ long defense of the syndicate Mark Kiaw adverts to dramatic critioim and says it is to the man jager's best interest to have tt “at }solutely impartial, absolutely jue and always on the most dignified | plans. The tautological sentiment of this declaration ts all right, but there's room for argument over the jdignity business, The Mterary style of the press agent, whose writing» some critics permit to get into print hort on easy reading qualities, | rE long on dignity, but | Doe Wolf Hopper says he | trouble wit®the lines of “W which he played about | times than he has in ree the speagbes in first-night | tions, | ha 1,00 bering od ae ain't it hell to be that was barred from the |"Cheekers” paper on the billboards ringfield, Mass, @as made the text @f a sermon tn Chicago, The |minister agreed that it was. | "Gee } the lin Tolstol, Doyle, Caine, Hepe, Tark j!ugtom, et al, will have huneb along and make room for Laura | Joan Libbey, Miss Middleton's Lov is being dramatized by Laura herself, for a manager who has an | option en the dramatic rights of hee complete works. “My Girl, Joo,” is the title chosen }for the new Fitch play, in whieh | Maxine Elliott will appear next sem son Henrietta Crosman is making & short spring tour in “Mistrens Nel} Several of the originals are with her The amusement notices of a Lon don newspaper “Charley's Aunt” and Minnie Palmer In “My Sweetheart mg the attractions offered the British public These legacies of the past generation ought to stand up well among the English plays of the present The Jos. Holland bene have raised more than $26,000 for| the popular actor 1 health | has forced hin reetirement j t im eaid to} whore For their second and third weeks at the Grand the Pollard Opera company will present “A Runaway Girl,” “The Geisha.” “An American Millionaire,” and other comic operas and musical comedies “Hon. be given at the Grand by L. Stockwell and Chas, Erin Verner John North” will shortly | Rn! Miss Rita Curtiss, whose charming Mezxo-soprano voice has caused a sensation amon the patrons of the local theaters, has selected af program of varied selections for next week, including a sumber of jthe latest “hits,” as well as several jof the more classical popular airs | Mise Curtis, who is a Bostonian jand well known on the professional j stage possesses a voice of more than ordinary range and tone, and} jher singing shows the result of jcareful study | PRR eee ee + iz WANTS TO BE A TRAMP, | DOES THIS 11-YEAR-OLD Boy RTLAND, Ore April § yenre ' is to become a Harold bie name, the efforts gratify his Heret who are Pe ts ana are he has made to roving prope older persons »pposed to hin Happy Hooligan habits have always fed im preventing the m realizing his aspire Yesterday, b made his eacape sumed now to in Iife as a he Harold is harge of the Boys’ and Girls’ Aid society, or rather was until noon yes- r He watted in his room the other children had to luncheon and then quietly stole away, leaving no clue by which the authorities are Mkely to find tim, He has drown eyes, cheatnut hair, and aray cap and nume boy tone wey ind in pre © fairly started wore « overalls, blue (PPP Pee See eee eee eee eee eee ees Pee ee eee eee ee eee ee eee eee eee eee PEER EEEE EEE EN EEE EEE Charles Johnson, a walter, is held by the police for a brutal assault upon a Japanese woman in a re- |#tricted district brothel. The wo |man is under the care of Dr, Snyder bat is not dangerously injured. Johnson used a rock to beat the wo- man. It is held as evidence by the police, who arrested Johnson short ly after the assault STREET CAR Skutt still holds first position in the Beninghausen watch contest and made a wonderful jump, gaining | more than 2,000 since the count Fri day morning. Santmyer did a won derful piece of gaining and holds 4 close second, having made a gain. also, of more than 2,000. The fight now seems to be between the first six in the lst, but there is no tell ing what the friends of the other candidates will do before the con test closes on April 15 Mr. Beininghausen announces that every vote | filed away and a final count ean\) had by friends of all the candidatés | at the close of the contest, if it is desired carefully recounted, there can be no doubt as to the re- | H. V. R. Anderson | sult 0. G, Bimergreen ra The count at noon today is as! William Turner styles. Call follows, John F. Ware wt Broske '@ Co, HIRD AVENUE © 100 mow THEATER MEN CONTEST #5 W, J, Bantmyer | Franky Pi Arthug A. Springer The nity erator te The qu of periaha The ¢ ple invol utilizing ¢ ness and ontractt moaphere tlon These r ON Russell & Drew, Mans Both Matinee Prices, de and 6c. Night Prices, 200, 36 Only Theater Seated Entirely With Opera TONIGHT te ms Week Commencing TOMORROW MATINEE Successful and FUN. A Realistic A Play You Next Week wanell J.B. Howe H 8. | Abner Wolff | Jack McLean | Stephen Johnson Abner Knowles ©. Shelton | George McFarland P. Brautigan | William H. Bickles |Jobn Clark Henry Hillis G. W. Marsh M. L. Holden L J is being carefully | Roland Cotterttl C. Fonda BE. Horne Werden It has been suggested that | 8. C. Lindsay & committee of counters be selected | W. Gilliham by the candidates and the votes be} A. M. Webb fn order that | J. M. Adoock Every Acorn Range and Cook Stove BALANCE IN SIXTY DA Y8. EXCITEMENT, OVER A CARLOAD OF SPECIAL THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1905. GLHolmesFurnitureCo: U0I-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. © ‘The Alaska Refrigerator of ice has bec moa univers nm of Ussues, which hasten decay; and uniform temperature conduce to thed? pre | and imperative neces hence @ dry at erva | AMUSEMENTS SEATTLE’S Jobo Cort,Mgr Telephones. R cena este THEATER Independent¥ SUNDAY AND MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND DAY NIGHTS SPECIAL “PINAFORE” MAT INEE, WEDNESDAY, 2:30 P. M FRIDAY AND GATURDAY, AND TU@bDAY THURS APRIL SAT. MATINEE make this ice the most serviceable, a good refrig Heoded Phe y I « MAX FIGMAN alities sought for in a refrigerator are preservation POLLARD'S LILLIPUTIAN , : a le f and an economical use of ice OPERA COMPANY ering, sore _ fare somleal use of ice depends entirely upon Sbe prin ‘a te 1 1, the construction of the refrigerator, and in Kak ail the cold alr noipal causes of @rcay in meats and fruits are damp varying temperature, causing the expansion anc esults can be obtained only by a perfec ACORN CLEAN-UP now AMUSEMENTS All Week, the Phenom drama in the Bas BY A SPECIALLY ENGAGED COMPANY. STORY OF ARIZONA A THRILLING PATHOS, Stage Picture of the Great Will Never Forget Another Spell Binder, “IN THE FAR GOOD THINGS TO EAT A Nice Place for Nice People | GOOD THINGS TO DRINK SUNDAY. SCENERY Arizona Desert No Change in Prices. NE N2NENC NESE NSNSNENENENE t circulation being closed out at deep cut prices, on which we make these easy terms 1IRD CASH, ONE-THIRD IN THIRTY DAYS hoator’’ SATURDAY MATINEE AND EVENING SPECIAL Tae, BILLS Phones 667. NAT GOODWIN’S FAMOUS HIT 40c and 60 Chatra LAST TIME aromas shiner’s Daughter APRIL 9%, Melo- HEROISM AND SPLENDOR E 14,229] J. A. Buffora 12'804/J. A. Bonner 11575 | P- H. Ammidown 11813 | He W. MoLean .. ;|C. B 10,466 | od. Fossen | A. W. Skinner .. Frank McCombs G. Ross alter Christ A.J. Wise . C. Maxwell | Jay Thatcher . J. Robertson . 73 | J- 4. Doyle 399 | A; Johnson 20 | ¥: @. Sarver . 268 4.870 I 2.990 5 mn veses 810 27) Telegrams against the Rus 600 | Dy Kirin, have fled, Hammond . ST. PETERSBURG, April 8 received churia report a Japanese mover an left feared the Japanese will shortly oc- | Inhabitants a Shirts—Neckwear—Hosiery, autiful showing of new spring | and let us show y 1894 24 Aye, * from of of air in the refrigerater, and its condegsation in tbe ter chamber The ALASKA Is constructed upon strictly scientific princ! plea, by which low temperature and dryness of air are natur ally and inevitably obtained Tho ALASKA possesses a provision chamber free from | odor | The ALASKA produces better resulta with less ice than | any other refrigerator EVERYTHING NEW Curtain 8:30 Carriages 10:30 It in filled with CHARCOAL —THE ONLY SANITARY nu” g the children to Weds Prices $1 to 25¢, Matinee 750 to We have exclusive sale in Seattle ma v emits SLLiNe erntndehay Kitty NIGHT PRICES—750, 500 mnd pretty as h: 250. |} ver News, * witty, dainty and usin Kate,” —Den- March 20. TILE THEATE) Phconas--Matin 43, ind. 42 The Ferris Co. Jd. Pe HOWE Manager When We Were 21 PRESENTING Dick Ferris and Florence Stone TOGETHER WITH HIS ENTIRE PRESENT COM PANY. AND EVENING AND MON. FERRIS AND FLORENCE SUNDAY MATINEE DAY E NG—DIC STONE ‘CAMILL IN Next Week—Charley’s Aunt a PRICES—10c, 25¢. MATINEE PRICES. NO HIGHER. -10e, 250—NO HIGHER, Cor. First Ave. and Madison St TAR THEATE. (FORMERLY ALOAZAR) If You See It at the Star It's Good. Admission We to Any Seat. Reserved wn Seats 250. Continuous Performances, 2:30 to 4:30 and 7:30 to 10:30, NEW BILL MONDAY AFTER- NOON—ZINN’S FAMOUS PONY BALLET Beautles—Come- Dancers Seven dien Smiling nes, Singers ar CONTINUOUS] pg) =e LAST y June vee femal PERFORM. est Midget on the American Stage eS > | ANCES Roussel! Gymnastic Rings | of OTE ei I} SUNDAY — [Kelly &Davis. ‘Bincktace Comedians | OF OLD Bil ea « Burns & Washburn Comedy Singing roy © Turn 10:30 Majorie Mandeville ... ‘ TOMORROW n Dancer | Nellie Gerin, Seattie’s Favorite. .. | llustrated Songs Th graph Latest Moving Pic- | | OF THE April 12, 13, 14 and 15, 1905 ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY NIGHT. Enter your dogs with W. J. J. Roberts, secretary, Boston ——-|]} Block; Jules Redelsheimer, First and Columbia, or Hardy &@ Hall, Dexter Horton Bank Bullding Willson’s Hall 2k. SecoweoeNs Tomorrow Night, Sunday, April 9 DR. FREDERIC BELL e Orator and the Eastern Mystic will deliver his startling lec- The Phenomena of Dreams, Visions and Prophecies Explain- 14 Attention! Dr. Bell will lecture again on Monday night, April " Christensen’s Hall, Arcade Bldg, SUBJEST: “LOVE, COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.” At the close of the lecture a dozen ladies and gentlemen will be selected from the audience. Metaphorically married and mis-mated |] then remarried and mate them through the science of Phrenology. |] Everybody tnvited to the ceremony. Dr, Bell will also sing a bari- |g tone solo at each lecture. Mr, A. L. W. Thurston, violinist, Mra. A. \f J. St. George, accompanist. Doors open at 17:80, commence at & \ Ten cents collection at the door upon entering at each lecture, vclock sharp. Man that} °°