The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1907, Page 5

T B BEATTL Ld STAR—SATURDAY, FEB. 1907, AMUSEMENTS. ae deanon will be “Madam, Bullertly teenies seem tanelifns marmantntns neem may (EY sreaeeiaa "eh Sion’ We nana REVIVE M MOR IES OF RT .. e a) Lad beg grand ra company The cast of “Madam Butterfly BOTH PHONES G5, - Operatic stare of the country, Five bill No Phones After 7 Giiabiinimailbil prima donnas will appear in the dif The Bons of the American Revs, Hom Cornelins H, Hanford, Beattie: |p Ort oa AA npn ne nnn nana feren eduetions her olution celebrated ther welfth a vie premihent, Cheater raby i, wat Yale.” husband's wife's family are tudi- a ee [nivernary by. 4 banquet. Inst night | Lae, Boattlo; wocond Vico proatd SUNDAY Two Nights Only apirit x the @ renirraane | OM “Unele Tom's Cabin.” at the Standef hotel. The toast) Dantel M. Dwight, Apokase, coer | AND MONDAY ONLY Tuesday and Wednesday Ya whiot mon to} « With a double cast, bloodhounds, | master wae Mr, Water 1, Beales.) tary, Orison J. ©, Dutton, Beattie: | February 26 and 27 (age lig rate Pudd'nhead Wilson. eee ae ec eta ar | The lat of speakers Inchided Jud ‘| treasurer, Augustus V, Bell, Seat JULES MURKY ethen Wednesd lent tw the}, Tomorrow afternoen at the mate seloeed tiahenes. “Cacke Toms Gah. | Hanford, proaident of the «tn | tle; roulutrar, Waiter Burgos Beals PRESENTS ay “ sot tte Manager Pantages will offer aa lin’ dw being given at the Grand Phin} CCU, H.R Cline, on “The A sattlo; historian, Prank Southard, | kook bolas attraction at the Lote theater a] Rica can” Renlahe A he Sone fem Of the Republic’; Re M, A.| Seattle; cowplain, Kdward Léneoin | sgh the | Complete production Mark gegement of Arata pl Pa Matthews, DD Indispend| Smith, D. D. attle, MARKY ASKIN PRESENTS k Besley after © manterpioce, “Pudd'nhead ble dation ot Governe| The Melodious Musical Success ' w stulont had] me ment”; Charles P. Spooner, "George liating bin] A Very Hemarkeble fact about the! Washington”; L. T. Turner | play Is the opportunity 1 gives to] Minute Men of 17 R. J. Cha Holds Chicago th ding | a! Members of the company, Ralph} former captain Wiseoneln rare Long Run Record se worked hin} & Cummings will naturally play the yi V The Veterans « 360 Nights ciiexe and has fatien | Ain character, Pudd’nbead Wilson, #| Sumuel 8. Carttele, former oaprata| nds arise . oa f ls chum | . Mise May will play Roxy, a part] Artillery, C, & A, “Our Country.”| O» Friday evening, Merch 1, the re alee ‘which he has {that bas been dignified by the boxt | ‘rank BR. Atkina rendered a | ons ety of Washington — will ee shut ; Jactresaes tothe country, Menara} Sis N The attend at the banquet| hold tts fourth annual meeting and on Dewlan, Motrin Lawrence, Mack, Arrested Inst night on a ching) vas larg apeeches enjoy+| election of officers at Rgan’s hall in CouLtse uh S The Um Mixes Mell Mise Wateott, Mr. Me- fof peddling without a Heense, and | able the Areade building. A «plendid lit Crae and Miss Oowald wilt all have J upon betng offered his Mbertyogn| Yesterday afternoon the atate so) erary and musical program will be A Mimorous Satire on Baseball ‘ Al come nly opportunities, PAUL GILMORE, }his personal ‘Tecognizance by Gap] ciety elected the following offt ra | followed with dancing, No admia- ‘i y on das nd bl seni in “At Yale,” et the Grand Tomer. | Hn Ward, D. Martolomte mautine|for the ensuing year: President, sion wilt be charged Replete With Catchy, Whistle ose for two atghte 2 turer and peddier of statuary able Tunes deg imegg dy * ne At the Lyric theater tonight “The | row end Monday Wight. a brac, haughtily declined to nccept y ¢ Sandman | : lamone clowe > his liberty without furnishing caab The umpire] Demend King” will close and to- | ausical act; Kddie Roesch and the| ball. ; 3 FRED MACE tieure and the arenes ; Py | Not having the required amount ° hee 2 when he makes a} A week later Mra Gen. ‘Tom! he requested his detention in the (of Sandman Fame) turing champlon Thamb will open at the Btas Jeity jail over night. Bartolomte IN THE TITLE ROLE a . a6. ee | argued his right to sell his wares a the tadigna- |} “Madam Butterfly.” i Dt Seattle High School }in the downtown district without # aged fans. One of the most pretentious at-|ticense just the same as the Im a SPECIAL FEATURES Colors Used in Football » ball features In traction» to appear at the Grand this! diana. Te aeeh ey ae ; YALE AND HARVARD CREW ) PERFECT CHORUS OF FIFTY it and out game vo girls im the : costume The Reattle ' ants, colors and } 1 Mace, others In the © hn Yerrington, Guetma Hanton, Katherine ie y Martin, George Da- i Bert Young, Helen Salinger, Huston and many others, “My Wote’s Family.” MMettio the Newstrt” fintehes the ‘et the je theater t he Next week, starting tomorrow My Wite's Family.” a I faree comedy, opens at the! thea te show wos here last your and Kean Hked by ntele of -" JESSIE HUSTON, Avenue r rf le a farce set to muste, with |A® Jamie the Bellboy in “The Um- pire,” st the Grend Tuesday poctalties t | clever specialties threwn In, | wad Weonbedar Slabs complications artaing from mother-in-law and the night also ends the season of one {Of the good stock companies Messrs. Ruse!! & Drew have gathered to~ wether In Beattie Zinn's musteal comedy company Opens & seanON's engagement at the Lyte theater tomorrow nieht. The } company needa no introduction of recommendation to Seattle theaters goers | od. W. Cuttora, ier, Horace Mann, And ran- cee Grey, adie Ainsley, Cad Pranks and Joma nN famous toe dancer, ar nbere-of the ! company Captain and the Maid" Is an up-to-date adaptation lef “Olivette. Coin's Dogs Will Return, Tonight 4 and night the pres tne and tomorrow afternoor acts at m Bolo with her rolling # Flying last tire Sana Will be seen for the the three y nieens, Monday afternoon by special re Cotn's trained dogs will return the Star for an engagement of one week only, They will perform on the same program with Carr and Jorden, the travesty artists: Joe | Goodwin, a comedian: Ben Omar, a | whirling Dervish f; Tuttle and | May, In a comedy, “An Unwelcome Visitor: the Musical Hart, im a ro th an Other teas and coffees are com pared with Schillings Best, th | standard of excellence. da! Four-Foot "sald Mesh Double Galvanised Poultry Wire, 150 feet long and 4 feet high, roll, $3.19 FRANCES GREY, Zinn’s Travesty Company, at the Lyric fer the Next Few Weeks. ole E— BUILDERS’ ATTENTION. - Bend Ge to Knapp & Weat, archi | Heets, 253 Colman building, for a dock of plans for pretty homes. 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ALL SPAIN HOPING FOR QUEEN VICTORIA EUGENIE, OF SPAIN, WHO 18 PREPARING FOR interesting secret afloat about the May |ing made by a small army of royal pe nected with this royal seeret recalling the bappy day for Spain when King bride Princess Victoria Eugenie, of oettenbers, best known as Princess | na. a Pl easure A ROYAL BABY BOY To wear clothes that satistyclothes that we know ure right in every way and that fee! comfortable al! over. The spe clal values we are now offering are clothes thet you can examing from the top of the coat collar to the hem of the trousers and find no defect. Our spectal prices for these high-grade suits, over- coats and raincoats are $12:50 and $15 APPAREL FOR BOYE—The boy that gets his clothes here does not need new clothes nearly as often as the boy who doesn't. You see we carry dependable makes only; then we know thoroughly woll the requirements of our little customers, 800-804 First Av., Cor. 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Ladies of royal court saying “S-0ah i whispering in each others cars Meanwhile in the palace the tntiest of tiny garments are be ametreases, and they are all con Friends of the king and queen are Alfonse took for his The wedding is not a year, i, having been solemntzed at’ The Time to Quit Is when you have enough. I have enough subscriptions to make my Three Tree Point proposition an assured suc- cess, and, that being the case, I suppose I should stop advertising. At the same time there are a few scattering Certificates of Ownership for which the money has not been paid in. I suppose the men who have spoken for these are procrastinat- ing until the last moment, but that is not my idea of good business, and, anyway, the last moment is just about at hand. I warned them that this wa: ready-money transaction, and that the banks would not cash talk—that I would not hold the chance open if some one else came in with the ready money or check book. 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Pe Octett Y of Male Glee Club Voices, Ete. ne ; ‘ FOR Five PERFORMANCES BEGINNING THURSDAY Mr. Henry Prices $1.50 to 25e Prices—$1.50 to 25 W Savage Offers His English Grand Opera Company in Puccini's World-Wide Grand Opera Success MADAM BUTTERFLY The Entire New York Triple Cast—tnlarged Chorus Orchestra of Bixty The Grand Opera Triumph of London, Paria, New York, Budapest and Milan PRICES—$3, $2.50, $2, $1.50 and SEATTLE THEATER BEATS NOW ON BALE Roswell & Drow managers. Both phones (when working) 67. Open every evening. Matinees Sunday, Thursday and Satur- day; 19e and Evening prices 15c, 20c, 30c, 49¢ and Sic. New ; gompany and plo Week Starting Sunday Matinee, February 24 STEPHENS & LINTON’S MERRY MUSICAL MIX-UP My Wife’ Family “One Long Laugh” every A Cleverly Written Satire on Every Day Life Depictiag the Hum- orous Bide of Domestic Felicity 20 Big Song Hits 10 Big Vaudeville Acts And no change in our prices-——<did you notice it? Next Week “LOST IN NEW YORK” Comes to the Seattle Theater. Matinees Both i Wednesday, Phones i Saturday, Sunday. 587. Occidental Avenue. t RUSSELL AND DREW Managers. i Tonight Last Time—“THE DIAMOND KING” Commencing Tomorrow Night, Sunday and Ali Week. ZINN’S MUSICAL COMEDY CO. including the famous 16 Dancing Girls; 16; fn the merriest of ali musical comedies THE CAPTAIN AND THE MAID 100 LAUGHS 24 SONG HITS Special Seenery, Novel Effects, Pascinating Dances. Gorgeous Costumes, 16—Beautiful Girls—16 5 poople Prices night 20¢ 30c, 40 Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday 26c, Children 10¢ and 60c. Se. ttlete Leading Vaudeville House, es dc. Per- ' 45 each day Sunday inuous 2 to 11 ast tithe of old Dill. NEW BILL Cc W MONDAY oin’s Wonderful Dogs AFTERNOON } Returning by Special Request GOODWIN dian JOE rr CARR & JORDAN Kecentric Comedy BEN OMAR Whirling Dervish THE MUSICAL HARTS N Mu Act TUTTLE & MAY In a New Playlet THE STARASCOPE EDDIE ROESCH 4334, Most Costly end Sunset Main 1304; Ind Phones The Week Beginning Sunday Matinee, February 24, Manager Pantages Offers the Pretentious Great y, Pudd’n flead Wilsen rduction nted ar = POULTRY NETTING ina NEXT WEEK “The Mysterious Mr. ar Just quality Made In Sea‘tle. Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co, 1207 Second Ave, Seattic Wash L. | HOFFMAN. received ice and anteed IGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. Colman Dock, Both Phones 922 ee a A