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

° THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, NO 198), SINTRA STIS ISP 3 shen ath WEDDING OF TWO ‘BiG CROWD LEAWES FOR Setiallsltcipe leaps week Dios, Moneleaaia. denies, at| Ae comand cteac::| FORTUNES |. THEOLD COUNTRY =| THE GRAND, a= es GOranell Martin | AST PERFOR c Frank Oberg, Ole LAST PERFORMANCE Senngpaviane loft last wight in a | Chriatiansc r E t | apocial car over the Northern Pa. | 8o*wold, John Christianson, Peter x fa | felfie, en route enat to catch tho |Christianson, Ole J. Johanson, Mrs | SARAH TRUAX {Rew Cunard steamship Mauretania) i’ yas " Sunday : ; IN “THE SPIDER'S WES H, Haroldwon, Au {1a the wecond large party to have |M4" Mortinwon AY EVENING JOHN CORT PRESENTS boon sent eant by Gharies J. Nilson, | ener . : ‘ the local agent of the Cunard line MMe. <; A L Vv E jfor the Mauretania, The big steam ZMMA ~ ahip arrived at New York yester AND ASSOCIATE ARTISTS day, dolayed in taking the record | trip a roms the Atlantic, owing to | F in a Concert Programme Cz \Retessiy"orrre' scons, "ntas REGIS | ERED including the Second Act of AMAT ICH |those who left last night wae M WITH SCENERY AND COSTUMES. ing day matinee. Twouty-clght weil known Boattle > en Ha Caive Concert y night Seattle is to be | “The Nominee, | One of Nat Goodwin's moat ta ; mous sucCeRRen, “The Nominee,” | will be the bill at the 4 for the} jcoming week. It ia a ¢ ly with | & lively story hingtng Npon poll | tes. Hello BN" wilt be seen to jnikht and tomor the new bill jsolng on Monday “light to another of the pleasures John Cort has prepared for theatenqoers, This time It tw be Madame Kmma Calve, per the world’s greatest diva, and wion will be the musical of the season by sevoral artixts sald to capable, Celve will ap Ss Opera House i m of & most attractive na | Colleoum's New Acta | Bight new acts will be preaenfha at the Coliseum Theater Monday afternton, and will include the mov marriages of poliey, been di lied Taginiitd Giaer edtthe: men And the Famous “Long-Skirted” Chorus Who Can Really Sing. d hastily in each case, and At The Lyric then tries desperately to keep thi bors of the’ Democratie National OF BUSINESS | The Orchestra will be especially augmented by the addition of on of ¢ Lyrte | Come Ittee last night, is Kalning } a Sextet of Bolo Players and Conducted y n Wee nent of fo Lavrte | Commitee lan See] UN PROPERTY | aon “Carmen” welt ing pletures, the sof by Kddte . . : alate : gett ae n of “Can |Roeach, a farcecomedy, a comedy MISS GLADYS MILLS. Sando, a well known Boattle con : , mre prices ata" tlle Bh Lloyd D'Aubigny, & acrobatic act, a singing comedienne tractor, who is returning to his na (By United Press.) Roxes, 6 seats. $30.00 | palsony, 4 rows, $4.00 ote wn sun th ; and other acta | ttle Star Exctusive Service.) | {ive lund for the holidays, the first . De ae 7 Orchestra, 6 A 10 rown.. 2.00 reserved $2.08 tenor, carrying Cho exquisite . LAIBACH, Austria, Nov, 28,—The F Next 10 row Rive ve to “Doe NEW YORK, Nov 3 —Mina “me in 17 years, Others in the rows 5.00 : Vlnsebebeod uncle lover, ‘The ta At Pantages. Giadys Mills, daughter of Ogden |>'8 party w FW. Frodertok: | selsmograph here, recorded a ter Re masnder low cs Ke m ainde * ee ae The dN now Funning at Pantages’| Mills, will wed, dater_in the wiy 800, Guat West, Emit West, Her | rifle earthquake, which exports er floor BE. OUR ade ce erg eet of Course be sung vaudeville houge closes with a con-|ter, Henry Carnegio Phipps, son Sy Ruapren te hte i think shook the Savay islands in Tour direction J. Saunders Gordon mith © Sov : : | » r aug ndrew logiand, ee plantst, and Mile. nnous performance tomorrow, Be-|Of Henry Phipps, third richeat ea the Samoan group, It continued for “4 - - Cage : ietshurg Me 1 Jand, Matt, Pearson, Oliver ‘ THREE NIGHTS ‘ j ‘Chemet “‘inist, will be ainhing Monday a week of new acts,| man in Pittsburg Mi Mille i ec ptennes Mheegge ll ant i tae aid Getrdie Mattes Veeinoine THURSD AY @upport of the great atuger including the Marconia in an elec-|one of the Mills twins, famous for . AVID V. ARTHUR ANNOUNCES ba ta proba! rs trical net, two sketches and a num. | belr wealth, beauty and social po DAV Vv ie J CAH! tl x aa i saly her tron ber of musi¢al and talking turne|*tlon, The "400" is happy be G 4 | MARIE x . Ba contract with John . Cort MADAME EMMA CALVE. will be offered caune two great fortunes will be || Pras top uessing } “Who 1s 80 Different From All Others” - In Concert at the Grand Monday | totned. | | IN THE “SMART” MUSICAL PLAY “Fiddie-Oum-O | m Night, Under the Management of | “ee » yep PiddieDum-bee” i« che ie of BRYAN WILL DQ [F---2| About MARRYING MAR i ‘i ‘ ree | the musical comedy to run for a *1 eS eee f the 1 t De g week at the Star Theater, berinning > With the Original Production the Long I Daly's The days, and a company sald to be that! ongay afternoon The tah tat | | | ater, New York THE PLAYERS of the plece’s New York run ¢ Ps | (By United Press.) i} Cowle Sam B. Hardy wm. T. Clark Quartette” and Howard & De Leon, 7 . jj Eugene e Marrying Mary” telle the story icantertion ‘werobate, ‘are other wasn! FRENCH LICK, Ind., Nov, 23.-|/ i} William Clifton Mark Smith Charles Judets of a young woman who haw made |)... |The antt-Rryan sentiment, follow. || | William Evilie Nellie Lynch Anna Mooney | history from the man she falle in| The manu ite n ne E GREATEST MUSICAL ORGANIZATION IN AMERICA. ‘ Unencambered bg am » with, hiv particular hobby hap-| "eater adv pening to be the abolishing of dt Me aa t for Prices, 0c, Tbe, $1.00, $1.60 and $2.00. Seat sale Tuesday at 10. t that Firyan is the strongest ature of the vores. he coming week on these | Candidate now, but that he should Originated by A. L. Hawley and W. D. Wood i there will bo the illustrated song nominated if he te not the |), NEXT SUNDAY: MAX FIGMAN IN “THE MAN ON THE BOX.” “The Royal Chef.” and a program of yvaudev w peer tin the wonvention. Mayor olaltion. of Omaha says Nobraska "The Vanderbilt Cup” closes at if orate will not sulk if another the aattlo theater tonight. To good democrat is ne Morrow afterncen and all next w the Seattle's offering will be “The a Sa IS ELECTED The Union Savings i ES | & Trust Co. cehicaeaes pit aher-aeess ai Chet” te sala tobe’ ihe “| 5 Seem a aE aot esac aittae canal | New Acts Monday Afternoon ote now playing the plece. i ELLIOTT, RUDE HUTCHESON, neg WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 23.-—/ | § per cont.) and SAFETY } PASCATEL, BUSH 4@ 1OTT, Seatt! Lesding \ Vaudeville Theater. The: o | Third Ave James St } hey are the best investment ( ‘O] | S] yi IM — > Be ape 7 and Pertorman “9 2 ob nated. known to the business world, Bach Day 4 —- 200; Seuts, 200; One Thousand i6e Seats, they yield constant earnings of PRIORS—100; 2003 Reserved . - “Th ” The principal bistness Inte you Novelty Aerialist : Comedy Acrobats. Royal Chef,” at the Se 7 seman ‘ day of the International M | A WALTER McCULLOUGH, Theater All Next Week. The last performance of “Kast convention was the } MADGE MAITLAND, In a One-Act Tragedy ~ ara —— amen — follo’ | y R, Singing & Dancing Comedienne. Prevented her from returning gf “ge = | Come to the Office or write to FRANK T. HUNTER, | and fe Poor Trick Hovees noon re eeenen, | | A. Wallace, \ Vice-President and Manager, and get the correct under Gane Meats hone EDDIE ; wary: goles, Senator J. F. LL ER 5 standing. PEOPLE, 20TH CENTURY MOTION Sarah Truax Sunday. Mabama, Gor. W. T In “Fun in a Grocery Store.” PICTURES, agement of Sarah Truax| wali, W. E. Sivect, of Colorado, and 2,700 SEATS. 1,000 FOR 10 CENTS EACH. Spider's Web" has bee T. & Lippy, of Seattle, secretary } gives you the : i to tncade Sunday Aight of the convention, F. 1. Sterrett, ot | pit 0 THE TRUSTEE COMPANY OF SEATTLE two performances yet to be }Denver, F. & Anderson, of Win-| a nese ve Lowman Building — at the Grang chester, standing secretary, George | wervice consist | Coxhead, general secretary emt with sound LABOR MEN | =~ _ ARRESTED oe like to Give Musical Show. y and Wednesday of next the local Fike will give Night in Boho a mo comedy, at the Grand. The js and the chorus have been ing for many weeks and the fs said to be « decided) SRATTL VAUDEVILLE Week Commencing Monday | 4. oh BL * 5 jay Continuous, Matinee, November 25th. prot Bill Monday Afternoon LEWIS & LAKE MUSICAL COMEDY co. Unequaled Vaudeville THE GAIETY QUARTETTE, 4 THE GREAT MARCONIS, aes fovel Co ry Electrical Wizards In “Fiddle-Dum-Dee.” } strong | et Distinctly Novel Comedy and) “Marrying Mary.” i mas Se Gee Shak, lana Singing Act LYNNE & BONNIE HAZARD, : : ay, Priday and Saturday of ie saudi 8 toe Patetes Y atid ‘The Hig Pianist and the Little HOWARD AND DE LEON, RAH, 'RAH QUARTETTE. BR week lovers of musical comedy jtee of Labor and arrested all pres saa uongeth ng ~~ Dancer ne Acrobatic Contortionists. In Lively Songs. Bbave the opportunity of seoing | Jent, numbering some 260 persona, earns "gence. gyre ROY McBRAIN, MOTION PICTURES Sf the oddest bits of musical] \charged with coaspiracy to disturb Monologist, Singer and Baliadist. Ki ri 2 ever penned, “Marrying the public order, the aliogation be- | HARRIGAN ANDO GILES, 'ELWELL.” PANTAGESCOPE. alladtst. rom France » than thin, the oddity] ing that they had gathered for c Hebrew Comedian and Straight Other Features THE STAR ORCHESTRA. Reduce Marte Cabili, the fa MARIE CAHILL. purpese of | Corner atway cometienne, and| Star in “Marrying Mary,” at the ficials of vate! ttow mit the ‘uinhty tans | "Grand Thursdays Friday and Sat- ost of latmiaton and viens SECON and Cherry of old “Robin Hood"' urday of Next Week. upon pon-unioniats ‘eceiving order Continuous Shows Sunday From 2 to 11 P, M. Come Early in Order to Secure Seats. rand Christmas EXCURSION Old Home in Europe ON THE GREAT CUNARD LINER se ead we sat mA ‘ew * & }: BENJAMIN FAY MILLS At Christensen Hall, Broadway and Madison Street, Sunday, 11 a. m, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. All Seats Free on Sunday, Four Lectures on “Light as the Path,” Ean hall, 10 a. m. Mon- day through Friday (except Tuesday). Course, $1.00; Single, 35e. Three Lectures on “Interpretations of Emerson,” Egan hall, 3 p.m, Tuesday through Thursday. Course, $1.50; Single, T5e. Five Lectures on “The Bhagavad Gita.” Columbia College Music hall, Broadway and Pine street, § p. m., Monday through Friday. Course, $2.50; Single, $1.00. One Lesson in Spiritual Healing, Egan hall, 3 p. m. Friday, $1. Special rates for all or in combination, Tickets at halls and at Sherman, Clay & Co.'s. IRD AVE. Third and Pi St Phon 3405, Pricee—Matinee, 10, Nights—20c, 30c, 60c; Boxes, 7! Bargain Matinee Every Wednesday All Seats 1c and 20c. Souvenir Matinee Today—“EAST LYNNE.” Next Sunday—“The Octoroon.” WH cost you less and be more satisfactory if you do business with c.f. BARTON CO. Architects and Builders. 326-7 Peo Bank Bidg. Second and Pike. Main 2531. Ind, 3c; Boxes, SOc. ALBERT HANSEN Diamonds, Watohes, Jewelry. FIRST AND CHERRY. Optica! Department. li Eee || SEATTLE THEATER $5 down, $5 a Month Por Acre In the famous Takiis die RUSSELL & DREW, Managers. Phones 43 trict Cultivated, irrigated, - i cai planted and eared for. Tonight, “The Vanderbilt Cup.” Starting Mati eoaaine CALHOUN, DENNY All Week, Frazee & Wade Present the Original Production, Direct EWING, Ine, Alaska Bids. From a 26 Weeks’ Run in Chicago, the Latest Musical Rage, THE ROYAL CHEF With a Big Cast of 60 People, Inclw Wm. J. McCarthy, Oscar Ragland, Herbert Carter, Frankl H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER If you can't get boots or shoes io fit you, get them made to measure at Geo. Porter Smith " hes Dorothy Rae, La La Lillard ile 60 Peor 40 Sirts. Fun Make 20. A Scenic Marvel. Prices 217 JAMES STREET. pu Soe PTE ad jah a: Daily and Cheatre Rae p.m. FRUIT LANDS Commencing Monday, Nov. 25, : In Grand View at 1P.M. iF a H SENSATIONAL NOVEL ENTERTAINING, HUMAN, ABSO. i * Orchard Tracts }] LUTELY FLICKERLESS MOTION PICTURES—COMIC—FARCE q 4 ; owed ae i So | ~ORAMATIC—TRAGIC ies : ( ‘ i THE CARMANIA eee | ES a i apareest Triple-Screw Turbine Steamer in the World---676 ft. long; 20,000 tons; 30,000 tons displacement; |J)} t!,” swrrounaings, "‘exootiont 1M jx f horsepow er, bordered with shade trees. 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