The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 29, 1908, Page 5

ant w th “ hey oe Ha fj amatization of “aaat severa Pe ade Henry Moeltae will be cast in the title na An adequa \ promised Manager Pa $= At the Lyrf. j Jingo's Daugh will give way le Eh Lena Hall, Camillo) tomarrow to "A Female Heat tle Ble , oan The ge nah poate ool. De Oaden, Robert K which will be » burlesqu bed & dint acto I John P. Miteh-| aangs, new ces *, new comed te departin ve, Reginald) and new Hiving pictures are that they had y * ‘ R ¢ hi et i for the patrons of the ay 1M. Miller, DD i}end play house. A aketch . A. Criewe A Ho Ry proce eats A. La Frank J. Tone samas Anna K. O'lirten i R. A. Gaertner, J At the Coliseum the », Carrie Stone, Jo Ablan This week's bill at the Coliseum + , t, KR. M, Bugge, Alex! clones tomorrow night. The Tro faintitts ey Car Trio, Le Pevre and St. Joh ced oR Marius — Oleson Mary! Bel and Washburn, Walter K. Per Wilttam t a courpany and new Jane FS add to the interest “| people will eon at the ¢ am each Charles Mela «nu 8 \ the next w Emu o actions agains At Pantages’ p Bissare . 2 A Ww wae ~ The new vaudeville acts which mb, Mattie © “4 - — so on at Pantage Monday will J. Furlot, 1. id tbson and John jnojude Hick s. "to S nnne tien | inetate ckey and Nelson, in Roberts - = Twisted and Tangled”; Colby and or Harris, He M way € an affitia Of May, Herbert, the I Man, the Johus, A . an _ Sawe Wee ‘)) Three Blossoms and Mot 4 Clark, 8 ‘ Thomas ©. Ce . d-| shel — a Co. G. V. Ba file a t for personal Wiltlam Koos X fe pose the company | The Family Theatre eel . wy and the Chorus Lady,” a \ the bil o ra theatre next AMUSEMENTS) . owes tomorrow t The new WAWAVAYVAYAY, enpenel faa who le an «& AVA AVAVAAY AANA ANNAN AVAAVAVAVAYA At the Star. “riage” at The Moore. The bill which went on last Mon | Poor goastruction, weak fr > possessed of nc ow & " m and she to make it lasting, “Bri 4. ale a ane be By proved disap pe af = . ‘ m the brilliant lines, the intense n ure and the fine climaxes wee at a At the Orpheum. mpered be Lottie Meaney and company, in A Howery Bod and the Kanuf 4 im man Hros wv kface comed a} begged aieter ¢ will head the new bill at the O i nd parts more or less pheam theatre next we The but the whole was not pres Mune of acts closes tomor ow nigh Biss Shannon's fascinating per yy alone makes Bridge The Five Cent Star ne Despite the lack of Anew line of neveldes and ta the part which fell to imoving pictures will be seen at won ber way into the ap the FiveCent Star theatre next of The Moore theatre py week, the mana pent promiaing Jam wight stmost as much as ae good as entertainment as it hae id in “The Walls of Jericho. yet offered the pubic idee” Ie being given at a mat today and Will be repeated to HIBERNIANS TO CELEBRATE “Buster Brown” Tomorrow “Parsifal” closes its engagement te Grand opera house tonight c with a matinee tomor | the Cherry st. play bowse will, gs its attraction al! next week | familiar cartoon-comedy, Hus Brown.” With Master Reed In) RENA WASHBURN, At the Coliseum Next Week. On next Wednesday evening th three divisions of the Ancient ¢ ays matinee will see Mr. Han Huster }der of Hibernians will «ive o | ford in “The Merchant of Venice. Jebration of the birth of than ever, the [It te sald that « able company beginning at §: 20 ‘of the piece being mingled upporting Mr. Hanford, his m., at Hibernian ball, Ninth and songs and lively chorus gent claiming much for Mies Yealer by Capt. Cleary A Wilson, the company’s lead-iand the nian Knights og lady The program ie as follows — Cencert Tuesday Night. ———¢ Chatrman, Hon. Judge Phillips: se | Seattle Choral-Symphony | Concert Wednesday Night lection on Irieh bagpipes, Dr. P. ie Will render Meudelxsohn's| The Seattle Symphony orchestra |E. McCormack; song, “Oh, Hreathe St the Moore theatre sext “ill give a concert Wednesday Not Hie Nar Mins K. Kelly @reuiag. A grand chorus, evening at the Moore theatre, which | ° wel on The Harp That a large proportion will Inctade numbers by Mendele Unece Thr Tara.” P. J, OMal Magers and James Ham. *oha, Grieg, Goldman and Weber ley: oration, “Robert Emmett,” M Gymphouy orchestra H. H. Thompson; song, “Wearing Maint the principals, who in At the Seattle. of the Groen,” Mins Mae Jones ‘Many of the best-known vo other to Gaide Her” closss | S008. “Who Feary to Speak of ‘987 mire Suntene Mr. Wm. Kelly; Emmett's Speech Royal @ play founded up- | From the Dock, Mr. M. Ff. Curran on Lew ae Senee, ee ee fee Tecuen AVN BS. one Shakes God, n all-week att peagon; sere¢ Pe oe bag beginning tomorrow afternoon pipes, Mr. P. & MeCormack play is said to contain many fine |. TB® program will be con fa situations, to introduce interesting |th* Sudience singing on Characters, and to be well given | 'f* and “The Sta An the company which will present | Maan yf it at the Seattle next wek vited. pa thoes blood At the Lols. jertow™ finishes Ite auc k at the Lois theatre to- | GOLD BADGE FOR REP OM Guard Taming of the Shrew ~ The esatul w and Sat All Men Wear Shirts ' Our Bargain Specia! fo: all men. Blue Flannel Wool Shirts Sewn and made fo H.50—~ Yéaight is of interest to cost you Only 7 Sc Each Bargain Night in all departments Beantiful patters « Golf Shirts, “Mon rch” and “Griffon” Brand Special—8 1,00, THE DELEGATE BADGE oar 4 ® ; " a ja OWLS TO MEET ONLY STRICTLY ant busines meeting SAVINGS 0p. m, at | BANK I ay. and PAID | to be held March 7 y. on ALL DEPOSITS T Wi h B ou | al i rown Savings Account tee (oe... ie eaaraee _ attontion of the Bank ts given solely to Its pro j\ your new house, Let 1 stall ay, i@ to {te investment in the t of mortgages and bonds | modern bath, lavatory o t A }| modern fixture fair prices, Get FinsT AVENUE, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. | our estimates H. Brown Plamb ai, ing Co Pine at . THE SEATTLE STA R STATE GAINS Under a decision of the supreme) Whon the turmoil of election ts, 1 ement club has voted In fe for exctatigs reserves » -” awe 'VaEren, AF 9 ion |@ ited down aguin to the regular! provement clubs on Capitol bill, in . . 1 Be Raa tnagy ine of b ous, the city coun the Deuny Mlaine addition and oth pl of » Padific Iron oll Gnay be forced to au Ordl- er place © fine residences are ( ny rm ny a] will be ve od Aa the « “f The ' * oF ordinances requiring the boasted of, have taken up the i 4 ah damien bane as ee a ee . our mpanies, the electric! question. Numeéerou cnidents of a 7 compantos, the telephone and tele | the districts and winess men of a deed of wyance {OM Kraph companies, and all oon of the down alities Wednesday, March 4, 8:15 P. M., Fifth Symphony Concert by the . ed the | "Gay officiate realise that the|may bring about ab underground |PUCavures symphonyC rchestra,25Men i sere cot ~ ae ond as eee Michael Kegrize, Director, Ke ed Seat ng Monday SATIS \w’ AL to a head, ar ble | fram the esidence dis ' b at heatre Box Office Prices sad $1.50; nine down BIT f at at a t for | ness men ha complained of the Ww) W, Wi, ihovement ald Franchise In which the have caused in case Led Auxiliary among the better residence s of ha o province in ) ry y ~ Literary Association Acme College.| ail wires, The Univers Park | nance,” Three Nights, Commencing THURSDAY, MARCH 5—-Matinee Satur ‘ Pn “ ey r f id day—Annual Engagement of “ an “ NeEewents f wards disagreed and the case wa y “ Hugh Garland, W . Foss declared that he was Pr. ar es . 41an or U., has after # * ' and Stuart Aw rhe fol. | Property t y and Saturday Nights—“ANTONY and CLEOPATRA.” mtions at Va er ‘ patroneeses THE TAMING OF THE SHREW.” . t n B. Agen, Mere A. HL An Satu atlnee "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.” Ata i . ) floor, $1.50 and Baptist . (By United Press.) Sehubert Club Concert - H AN PRANCISCO, igsnan [Quang why ari GRAND OPERA HOUSE . M 1 who bas ( , JOHN CORT, MANAGER PHONES 65. A. ap year | vg a y CJ ea fe been relieved of act 1 Prost . « . Mra & ive charge of the affairs of the Beginning With Matinee Tomorrow, 1 : “a : > William P. 7 pie | Consulate after @ wip throug: ated 4 ire, Andrew | the easte of the United " Wilson. 3 o China The Reigning, Record- Breaking Musical Comedy Creation, R. F. An ee evonte fficially OUTCAULT'S ‘ ast 1 comune eee 26 CONTRADICTS HIS ie of t bere A " , - | an of Owyang's t who has been | | | OWN TESTIMONY ssf) "Sieh?" Sct - aS 2 — TELEGRAPHERS TO MEET } Ladies’ Aid & = Mra, Wm firyaat tale Charlies Foas lost his sult for) , ‘ o Ladies’ Aid eo t vat Puheneosion of West’ Ghett : The Commercial Telegraphers bytertan chur met by of West Seattle prop) trnion of America wil! hold its reg “ et her home. son yh 5 a superior court yester ar monthly meeting at the Labor WITH LITTLE j . day, because the court records) Temple at 2 p. m. tomorrow, Sup showed that on a previous occa | day / jon he told an entirely dit-| "1 7 1 A “Dp ” wn rk ee MASTER REED as “Buster Mt Attorney T. B. MacMahon openly! NEW YORK, Feb. 29--J. Pler - seated oT as uster ‘ abnounced that Foss had either pont Morgan has contributed $1,000 j ture lied then or was lying on the|to the fund to erect a monument |9 Assisted by Tige, Mary Jane and a Capable Company of Players nd to the late Deputy Fire Chief = » October 26. 1901, Fr was|Charles Kruger, killed fighting a Beautiful New Costumes; Gorgeous New Scenery; Catchy New trial for sreon and testified! fire. Bishop Potter is chairman of Music; Bright, New Dialogue. hat be had interest in the ad-| the committee that {s collecting the ing property The ary after.’ fund eC and a Beare Dramatic C » Vaudew ite. SHORE LANDS A vaudeville © be given by the & oder the Union. Ne M . NATIONAL CONVENTION | Wednesday Afternoon Bridge M Dramat ¢ the Me of Waar Ma 5 SATHHRDAY, FER 1908. MOVEMENT TO FORCE © WIRES UNDERGROUND MOORE -E t-———— ne Other Matisees W Household Accounts Are often perplexing and hard to keep when pay- . ae ah 2 tne ment ts mad currency. The caster, the more sat- Russel! & Drew, Man Bs ge apy Rey Preece ew tatactory aud safer plan ie to depostt all money with this company, and draw a check for the payment of ih Mabinbebienah accounts, We tnvite your checking account, no mat nna Mae ter how small an Ape about Apr ‘ Men's Social Club. Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit (o. By Clarence Bennett, Author . » A Story of the Days roe nt Wate Pan -Hallenic Women's ¢ u De Party Wedding STATTLGC, wast. Mexico President Prices as Viee President Secretary Cashier FE. Shorrock J.P. Hartman Alexander Mye J. Vv. A. Smith AMUSEMENT Ts. TAR NEW BILL MONDAY AFTERNOON HOBSON & H ELDON ‘ in “Meet Me in Syracuse MAY RERDELLES Come. I _ RICHEY CRAIG The Singiest, Kecen a ge ( ps. MAYES AND SUITS, STADIUM TRIO, ROY McBRAIN AND THE MOTION PICTURES and Song. eo e's Leading Vaudeville Theatre. COLIS THEATRE LIJ AH ednesday When Knight hood Was LOIS THEATRE Beginning Tomorrow Afternoon, W. H. Crane's Great Success, DAVID HARUM Danciest Home of Laughter and Sensat A FEMALE BEAUTY AMUSEMENTS. Tuesday Evening, March 3rd, BEVY OF BEAUTIFUL FAIR SEX FAVORITES and Saturday. SEATTLE THEATRE Both Phones 43. Tonight, Last nen “NO MOTHER TO GUIDE HER.” Week Starting Tomorrow Matinee, Clarence Bennett's Superb Scenic Production, A ROYAL SLAVE ‘The Holy Cit in Flower” in Ol4 Ales. Pantages, on. "Mawn 1304; d., 4334 RS on Inv The Old Homestead.” rliest Show of All. G LYRIC THEATRE on. 1 After I ime Here of . FRICES—100; 2c; Reserved Seats, 360) One Thousand 100 Seats, Bore’ eoee La t Living Art Pi t Pe Model 4 NEW ACTS MONDAY AFTERNOON " Ly N and Treada T A <r aint > MPD oe enn 0 1 R TROLLEY AK TRiO tay M ‘ A , World-Famous Comedy Acrobats i | A. DE OOMENISIS World Famous Cornetist BELL AND WASHBURN, GARDNER AND MADDERN P A N T A( S’ zt H BK A LE R BE Musical iat In “Too N Da ry he) 4k WALTER PERKINS AND CO, KATHERINE NUGENT, ; i ; ; UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE EDDIE ROESCH, LE FEVRE AND ST. JOHN, And the Motion Pictures. Eee mpersonato The Three Glee os p PASE soms : ; ! ; Hickey & Nelson} spocta ; ORPHEUM iat ~o V 4 AS McGloin and | Colby and May, Bianche Bishop, Shelby, The V . a ait the Da Doll.” Coon Shouter snd ‘ Elwell — Pantagescope Comedienne ACTS MONDAY AFTERNOO KAUFMAN BROS., LOTTIE MEANEY AND CO, in Blackface Comedians THE TWO MALCOMS ( The Benson Clothing (0. | SLARENCE AND DUBBS, D Failure 1 | CLARE ad , The Best of Everything "| PAUL RONGOOD, in The Bookmak at Lowest Price. GEORGE KEANE and the MOTION PICTURES 501 Pike St Continuous Performances Sundays from 2 to 11 p.m. Matinees Dally 5c Star Theatre