The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1908, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR--5. JfQU CAN'T “FIX” THE LATEST THING IN]'==i=3"2= will beg! the santas Bed y Svea Mate Cheir Concert NEW YORK POLICEMEN | URDAY, MARCH 21, fo} i om, “PEARL GIRARD MARRIES wo} (WEA LTHY HOTEL OWNER M Ida = Gawell-Mlumenthal known a8 "Delbostitan,” the alnger from Delbo, Sweden, will asaint at —_—_—_—_— ptar's Exclusive Service thts elty tnt October under) knowledge to the cantne oan pgp we neh dln ate he oe Pearl Girard, a stater of Marry | maid was Mins Alic of Se ery YORK Mar fancier of the Pama de ve Th a . " a — ' pore. p. im, Mtv. Gawell Humenthal with | Girard of this city, who recently ns03 A es ‘a Fuses nipes . pa rét lesion was to teach the | apne r* obtained a divoree in thin « o uve See” \ gory gar wea Max, Dona Lady are| dogs that every man wearlne a po | pem™ ta native costume and will ‘ tained a divores in this city from | "A" Jerr F Frag mag om aa among = mot Helkian sheep dogs, Nog ts alice uniform was a friend and every | * “88 Teele j her husband, was quietly married) served at the Hotel Vancou Not the watettto enendaal imported from Bel-| civilian a proper object of a Ito MH. W. Willa, a wealthy hotei! The bride was f Se pabtnd sium, and Jim is & native Alredale,jcion, They were taught to HIGH SCHOCL M man and manager of the Royal! ber of “The Vir REE aber of th " akefield { ® season at| gard every sort of whistti “ INSTREL! Alexander hott, of Winnipeg, at] playing @ leading never rnoed " Ghent to learn the best method of} except blasts from the regniation hriat church, in Vancouver, yes | member of a ity ema parpo training, and then applied his| police whistle. The next step was SHOW NEXT WEEK terday t Gemtiy. and. her teeter te od to to teach them obed to the or nly a few ate friends and| Harry Girard uttle, who, be been Na? out! dor arch | felatives witne the ceremony, | Kides being 1 of the 1 Lr lade records will d | Wash Gog Weare & mnesic. They! | when was performed by the rector. | duction, cout ls fee ier they will be have beoe taught to throw fush| After tong preparation and much|e bine’ talior made traveling cme) Mle ee ee ne Alaskan ament be mad » dog standa guard over, the sinth auaual high school aveling and Mrs. Wills will spend the depar emy until an officer! minstrel show ta ready for pre Game nd carried a bouquet of|five week n the Pacific coast ee cs have value & areiv A snap attached to tho | ne m at the Moore theatre eext| Amerigan Beauty roses. The brides-| returning to Wi to tive Tt ae by the Pt sele enables the policoman to! Friday evening ™ anh cittes hav free the dog's jaws ta an instant,| ‘The boys have been at work att and the latter cit t aT ere 2 ee jthree months, and now have their! ; qenitered dott in in mations Ne dogs will leave a prisoner to! parts well in hand. There are wtlll . =a rela lisa a Soa, the CNL ADIAN BUSINESS 5 mS, om were placed in [ ® vollceman jhax bee the house in large; | — : — |The ¢ will be open to the jpublic next Tuesday and the rest! of the week | Seattle in to be made the western; dent is Ikely to be followed b The proc is of the show ao to! distributing petnt for t construe | private shippers, and the ence the schoo! paper and the athletic| ton matertal which will be used in| demands of the north in the future | associations of th There | the Grand Trunk Pacific ratiway./may easily be used in furthering is a strong flent ch there) The Kreat quantities of the material adve ment of Se are wix ballads and six coon songs, Which are necessary in aitle’s commercial interests besides the specisitios and end k from the Pacific coast te Hecause ail these supplies will men’s jokes. ‘The 4 part con-| minus towards the east will become through in bond there fs no wht ln ach one of different from any bout 20 songs the extras. THOMAS S. LIPPY numbers, other in the show Ther wit Millionaire Thomas 8. Lippy mitted in police court yesterday aft Jernoon that he was guilty as charged jof running bis auto beyond the legal [speed limit, and wae fined 915 BELGIAN DOGS THAT HAVE JOINED NEW YORK POLICE FORCE. has given oat statement ite first pubiie Mr. Hiteheook eeteeeeee eee eee eet eee ee the person of Ivanhoe. (neous singer asd comedian extempora James J. Corbett will : The ;iusteated song is one of Chas. K claims sure voles for Hee lMarris tatest bite, entitled -Com.|* ftary Taft in the national con. . vont $1 are neces ade Mine, 4 “A HoltUp to milion. Oualy 491 ar Cala - Pie |* mary to a choles. The Hitch | Calaberta” te the mame of a realistic | | motion pleture. cock statement claims 270 eure pten out of a total of 304 in 7 . * * * . Walter Perkine at the Star. | * {he territory west of the Mis # Walter KB. Perkina, the noted le slanippl river; 160 sure in New @ [xitimate comedian, ix to open at) * Buaiand, ¢ i other north: # the Star theatre Momday afternoon |* ¢T# 4nd castern states; 128 & in bis Creasy comedy. “The Man | * Me tn southern states vast of & Dam Mews” He wt be op the Missteaippt river, and four @) ported by Young Buffalo, the fw sure in out territories 7 inous markeman; by Roy Meltrain, } Dalladiat; O'Neli's College Boys, | **** ee ee ee ae eee) jsingers and players: metion pie MISGIONARY ADORESS. }tures:; Jenkins and Stockman, the m the West. Heginaing |Seoteh comics, and Katherine No | Dr. BF. West, for 20 years a @hermoos and continuing jxent, the singing comedienne. The | missionary in Malasia and Horne, ‘week, Mewsrs. Miller and old acts close tomerro will give an ifuatrated missionary Present at the Grand the adress tomorrow eveuing the Mack Crook.” replete with Orpheum Changes Trinity M. E. church, Piret ay. N./ wage mechaniem, large | Abbott and Clayne, in a musical and Mercer at and celedra! “—| sketch, will be the new head liners is comes at the Orpheum theatre, starting “HUMOR IN THE PULPIT.” and it is sald that the Monday afternoon, They will be | ‘Sil be given the best of supported by A. De Donentcia, the At the regular meeting of the “Zase” closes to celebrated Paropean cornetiat; Dt Preebyterian Ministerial associa | jablo, the novelty mi Hien Monday at 10:30 a. m., at the eee | Tirooke and Jeanette, singers and First Presbyterian church, Rev. W "Sis in New York.” / |tatkers; George Keane, the tonor | A. Major, DD. will read @ paper Express” closes at soloist; Mise Romah Muller, the oo “Humor in the Pulpit cna coou shouter, and a new setof mo) socictiers CELEBRATE ie Mew York” opens tion pletures. There will be a com Hace . tinmoms = performance § tomorrow | rn. sociatietes will celebrate the from 2 to 11 o'clock, at which time the old acts will be seen for the last times. $7th anniversary of the Parts com mune at Rainier hall, 1429 Beoond ay. tomorrow at fp. m. A musieal program has been arranged. T. E. Latimer will deliver the address NOTICE TO The Girowit, New Theatre Some time dering the coming week Mosers. Mogene Levy and 0D. | Hf. Cohn will open the new theatre, T. DANIEL FRAWLE the Cireuit, at Madison and Heo ond ave. This new playhouse will | in “The Spoilers.” have Interior furnishings similar WATER the ~——{!to the Moore. On nccenat of ry einiened to be am excelleut | nonarrival of the opera cha jopentag for tonight w |pontponed. The program for opestag Week will be a top-tiner. CONSUMERS the pany one. Fixed water Collection District are dee and ymy “Tie Spoiters.” rateq tn Third | . Not for seusons, if ever before —— ape Seattle. has a stock company been | able at No. 116 Prefontaine Place compelled to run a bifl f during the month of March, for weeks, Out this tx just w Mareh, April and May. If not paid heppeving at the Lota hefore April Ist, 1908, a penalty of Spotters,” the story by Kex Beach, | 60 cents will be imposed. The which has heen dramatized, with Thard District inciuder all the city he scenes laid at } *, has been lying north of West Galer, Gui packing the Lois to such an extent and East Galer ats th's week, and be Mr. Frawley en MARIE ROSLYN, and Manager Pant “ po ec 30 Days Ont With “The Binc 2 ed nany requests, that this same hk Crook formance will be given next Me Meeks run, “Bix” jo muct fe the production and meh langhter 1 ORCHARD ROUTE k. There can be no better ree mendation Crowns $3.50 New Bil! at the Lyric. be elty will amab introduced be PAYS $15 FINE shipped via the Great Northern to legal objection against this city them from Seattle on This material is largely pur-| boats and depositing the chased im Kastera Canada, bul ix a point in British territory shipped to Prince Rupert via Chi The Vancouver Board of Trade cago and Seattle, From this point | in wildly exeited about the question it will be carried by sels to ite destination in Mritish that point, and agitating the Columbia proposition of taking thelr objec The Grand Trunk Pacific prece-| tions up to Ottawa SEATTLE'S LEADING VAUDEVILLE THEATRE. GOLISEU PRICK 106, 286) New Acts Monday Afternoon RICHARD BUHLER & CO. WHITMAN AND DAVIS, | In “Hie MUSICAL LOWE, MOTION PICTURES ANO EDDIE ROESCH. New Bill Zar ae WALTER FE. PERKIN in ‘‘The Man From Macy’s JENKING ANO STOCKMAN, Seotech Comedians KATHERINE NUGENT, Singing Comedtenne ROY McBRAIN AND THE MOTION PICTURES. ORPHEUM::: Abbott SEATTLE ELECTRIC 1S AFTER FRANCHISE Re 7 BROOKS AND JEANETTE, Singers and " Talker i MISS ROMAH MULLER, | | Coon Shouter GEORGE F. KEANE, Popular Balladiat The CIRCUIT THEATRE Seattle’s American ves | according to pres plan is to constru from Wenat to Leavenworth Cash and it He also said tha fit to grant the f way | Patrotman Holes, who arrested) pany’ will agree to w{him, said the machine was rushing | (By United Press.) eration within 18 month j qtahen from “The ert and the | through the streets at the rate of WENATCHEE, W Mash $ time that the franchise is granted. Lady tu securing the services of | 25 miles an hour when he compelled | woe _ “ are They will put a single track down t artists Manager Pantages of | the driver to stop. The request for a r ay fran. Wenatchee av. and also place in fers Seattio a real treat. The oh here by a representative of | #ueh spure as the growth and de will also be Matthews and Harrie, **** ** @e eee eeeee seen ane Electric company has | * lopment may from time to time) im a farce comedy creation entitled | * CLAIMs 662 SURE ve chilled interest among iecal bust- |. Se Aau Gee Geom Baker and VOTES FOR TAFT. «| D¢etymnen. POR BASEBALL. GOODS Pa ep di ant ee apna el % dM. Wilmot, who represented | Plper & Taft, 1024-26 Second av ree ringer pooner ‘ites eat (By United Pres.) a the company, explained that the Rickard will offer their singing WASHINGTON, March 21. # mt he Chere. jdancing and conversational turn; |* The Taft headquarters, presid. # tomorrow, and for another feature will be offered in|* 4 over by Frank H. Hitcheock, # Reserred Seats, B60; One Thewens in ‘‘The Cracksman” Too Man, MLLE. AN Little Game | ja Nand In “Pun in S«& YOUNG The Famous to any 9:00. c ovat 8 ant times New Acts Monday Afternoon and Clayne Novelty MOTION P. New Vaudeville H Third Ave. Phones tite Performan. aoe 148 oe mee hee 0 GARONER AND MADDERN, Sloger ROBERT DE MONT, O'NEILL'S COLLEGE BOYS, Tambourinists, Singers. old bill cea on Saturday and Sunday. in a Musical Sketch DIABLO, Monologist A. DE DOMENICIS, World-Famous Cornetist Latest From Fran et an electric rail up the river Monitor points chee serving Mervening t if the ¢ ane mm y Darlings. DRIETTA, @ Hotel.” co. jUFFALO, Markemen Datly at 2:20, wnday—2 to 11— Mati- Two ICTURES, ouse AMU MOORE Thureday, March 26, GEMENTS. THEATRE 6:15 P.M by Seattle Symphony Orchestra—52 Men 8 t — Elizabeth Planiste. Sixth Syniphony Concert Michael Kegrize, Director Patterson Re row $1.66 re galle kK THEATRE MOORE THREE NIGHTS, BEGINNING TOMORROW NIGHT— JAMES J. CORBETT In H The Burglar and the Lady Introducing two of the greatest Sherlock Holmes $1.50 ¢ itre Box Of $1.0 \ ry, unre Greatest Success stage heroes of modern Danvers, the Burglar, and the Detective. the Sawyers, times, MOORE THEATRE ONE WEEK, BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT, of the Season's Distinctly tation in This City of the of the Greatest Coming Thro’ the Rye By George V. Hobart and A. Baldwin Stoane. FRANK LALOR in His Inimitable Original Creation, “NOTT, THE TAILOR.” Mail Orders Received Now. sndid Attractions—First Presen- Company's Superb Production 5 Musical Comedy Successes, One Seat Sale Thr GRAND OPERA HOUSE JOHN CORT, Manager Phones 66 ALL THE WEEK, BEGINNING WITH MATINEE TOMORROW, Revival of the Gorgeous Spectacle in All its Glory, THE NEW BLACK CROOK A Triumpha! costly avd original costuming, Buro acts, Surrounded by a chorus of rounds of up-to-date musical gayety NOTE THE BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS, Five—DONAZETTAS—Five| Europe’s Most Sensational Acrobatic Act, BESSIE BROWNING WILLIAM C. WELP The Vivacity Girl. The Clever Comedian. PIERCE AND ROSLYN The Operatic Toreadors. an novelty fascinating girls, NOTHING OLD. $1.90. Balance of lower floor, T5c. 250 and 16¢. rehestra. Balcony, 75¢ Other Matinees Wednesday and Saturd i. Pantages, Manager. seats, Main 1304, j~ 408, LOIS THEATR —Second Week ann Tihe Tour, with a wealth of marvelous stage settings, and sensational presenting EVERYTHING NEW. poillers The Biggest and Most Emphatic Hit of the Season. Owing to the requests to run “The Spoilers” a second week, Manager enormous demand for seats and the hundreds of Pantages bas decided to gratify the wishes of his patrons and please the thou- eands who were disappointed this week. SAML PRICES. SAME SPLENDID CAST. T. DANIEL FRAWLEY a as Glenister _ “When Knighthood Was in Flower.” Miss May as Next Week Mary Tudor at Lyric tn the bill which opens EATRE | fore U. 8. navy yord The burlesque will be | ¢ gen Grand Opening next week. Watch the papers for date, Con elt & Orew, Managers. Both Phones 48. Stee teen enee i commaen-és She seueeee 50¢ tinnows performances daily from 12 m. to 11 p. m. Price 10¢ | Tonight, Last Time—"THE DENVER EXPRESS.” * | bill the Lovelle Sisters will appear Aut All Week, Starting Tomeerew seenines, the Laugh Event of the * in # nick-change specialties eason. # | The Gitbaren “ait be. 20% Work ANI | A NOGE RO— “S1S" LN NEW YORK > tte will give the seusa-| wenemng A Rollicking Com { Rural Indiaua, With the Hoosier Lass & | thona oot Turkish dance. The F ° in the Best Part she has bad in many seasons ii > ull of Teeth $5 ret racter 1 be there—Music, Dancing, ‘ % sual matinees will be given. on@on Yr1O All the Posey County Characters will be there—Mus 2, > Changes at the Coliseum. ‘ A eee ” Or naneey ain't ever broke thely neck trying to give me the best Tonig ou ” ill see . i , _ ” “Sis.” = aren It performances of the | ‘At the Moore Theatre. Associated Dentists Other Acts and ew Moving Pictures 3 "Prices Matinees—10e an Nights—lSe_ to 50c * tromgest bill the bietory of the | — - — —e Sully paid, $100.000.00. & | faiiuenm theatre, Ou Monday aft.| Anita Nogero, the 1éyearold pro-| New Mennpement } « crnoon there will be seen Richard |tege of Mme. Schamann-Heinck, has | s tuhler and company in “The| been engaged for operatic work | Y R ] ¥ T H B A T R BE . chaman”; Gardner and Mad-|The London and other high | in “Too Many Dartings:” the | cl acts, besides moving piety | Home of Laughter and Sensation. # | Sobek De Mant Bee of: aevebante Hustrated songs, will make up | an * liane MWe Andrietta, the /® good bill WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE, MARCH 23RD, Another Matchless Production, Commencing Tomorrow (Sun- * luger w man and Davis, tn H | day) Afternoon. Musically and Sensationally the Very Best You * "His Little Game"; Musteal Lowp, t Star. ‘Ball and Reception: nie | STAR FEATURE, | acme \I Have Heard—Harry Montague's Strictly Ortgtal . with Sousa, and a noted xyfp i New 1 go oF H oe al | | eee s .~ TH ‘ * | phoniat; Keddie Roesch with a some —Mt the tre Monday MATTER BRANCH, NO. 14, oF THRE EA! | Net ouene MacDowell | _ sincer Charley’s Farewell Bachelor Dinner # i new pictares trap fternoon. There also be ad@ . “ ~ ~eager | € urne acLowe | BAKER ry Great Galaxy of Comedians—Most Fascinating Beauty Chorus— « | France, a oe eee International Booond and | CARLISLE, A Bevy of Handsome Models, Presenting an Entirely New Series of } ry } be i “ “a ss ° . ‘ . ’ + ats MILES & | — Colored M: ficent Liv Art Pictures At Pantages Sixth Symphony Concert ewards’ Association iss | aleoaeen agnificent Living Art Pictures * | For bis big star featare for the} At the Moore theatre Thursday Steward conan” Virginia Drew Trescott Pianists Next Week the Lovelle Sisters, in Specialties, and the Greatest * yw opening at the Monday mat-|evening of next week, there will be | Christensen's Broadway tad | re | 1 Vocal Dancing Sensation, Viola Violetta, In the Famous Turkish Barefoot * |ince, Manager Pantaxes has secar-| played the sixth symphon rt} ehidetied “Seeding Dees — mg Presenting “THE OATH, eax ieag Table Dance. # |e the well-known actor, Melbourne | of the Seattle Symphony orchestra WELL. | Grematio Piaytes, Matinces, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 10¢ and 26c. very ah " : - . A | Admission. Including Lady, ELWELL. | Pantagescope - i : * ‘ and Pike St. # | MacDowell, supported by Miss Vir-| with Elizabeth Patterson Sawyers, | me ‘ Night, 150, 36c and 0c, Complimentary Prize Suit Friday tie * sinia Dred Treseott, presenting |the planiste, as the #6 t. Her! Byllet tu ip @ { Continuous Performances Sundays From 2 to 11 P. M. Matinees Daily. Night Pett eeea The Oath,” & drametic playlet or Will be the concerto in G} : ate at Deer