The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1908, Page 3

THE STAR—SATURDAY { EMBER 19, 1908 tlons will be continued Seeeeee eee SAN FRANCISCO, 19.—It i announced at the offlee of Com | ay } missioner of uw. OH orth that the laws referring to Chinese will be tightened consider ably following a recent decision by} the United States forbidding the tmmigration official to examir | | Atvenne The court has decided that when an Oriental has once estab Hahed residence In this country, he Reformed muimigration returning Orientals for GENNARO AND HIS GONDOLIER BAND AT THE ORPHEUM NEXT WEEK, Moore Theatre. Lower California, near the border Graziers, acrobats and toe dancers ¢! cannot be subjected to an examina SOoming Thro’ the Rye,” herald. line of Mexico, and the s ding | the Havelocks oddity | tion for trachoma before he ts ad idadgren, pastes FR. Week Beginning With Matinee Tomorrow, Other Matinees Wednes- Saas © reat musical comedy suc- | Stones and acts aro located in Mex-| jugglers, In “At Clock | mitted a second time to the United | of Christ eterna Bwedisheaoth av. NW day and Saturday gens, comes to the Moore for a week | !e0, Japan, Asia and other parts of | Tea”; Al Colem t com: | Store , Olympic Cow United—Home|and ¢ist st. W ev, O. Ellison, Peginning tomorrow night. It in| the earth. edian; Eddi a bal. {| States: Pe litatlon cieeia Lake con tt GO be aie ite m, "Gets Faintuc lt MUSIC FUN SHOW GIRLS said that while the production Is not - jlad; Los Durand Trio of high claws gar, pastor. Rev, James H. Ke ness Our Hope”; 7:46 p. m., “Not fatended to be a sa on life tn Third Avenue Theatre. character vocalists, and the bio SISTER INSANE OVER | ®r'w: na will preach at Far From the Kingdom Chas. A. Bellon in the Merry Musical Extravaganza, humorously reflects graph pictures. Tomorrow the last ' n “The Straight Gate"; he w Newport, it BROTHER'S DEATH Driven From Home” will be put matied as early as poasible, in ®| We tt 4 nd Ce Luna Park, The Star office at the time #® tan. tor Ave No admiaator are charged at pecified ales The be jLuna park, ‘The roller coaster I Johutes and other attractions are RHRUKRRERKERERKKER _ Baptist TOM WATERS, as “Nott, the Tailor” drawing large crowd tet us we © %. Re rr LEONA THURBER as “Mrs, Kobb” | Presbyterian. 1 : taza Mya And @ Matchless Organisation of it FE Sage agg a i oon ey . a te oo 4a 75 COMEDIANS, SINGERS, DANCERS HVE am. “1 pendable Man”; @ p.| Fremont--Kilbo near Ir THE FAMOUS BEAUTY CHORUS OF 60, INCLUDING THE FA- | The Kmy Parlor and the nt avs Ja ( #, pastor. J MOUS SALOME DANCE | Ore led Theatre 7 Mr ran ! > | Kilbourne ay,; Rev, W. A, Bans, act preach on “The Central Trut eat. hittod jing pastor, 11 a. m., “Receding or A 1 Whole ¢ nd xt Week, Starting nda wht, HH. Prazee’s | Advancing”; & " The Age in| hy the pastor T FE (By United Pr Which We Li Green Lake—1, Tind and 6th a A KNIGHT FOR A DAY ting the M att Arthur D. n. | Living Hwedish University award I amith, D. D.,| AMUSEMENTS, | si | other of Mr, Cronay's sketches, of an New Mngland life, entitled “Tdwn pastor, 11a. m, “A Forward Look i IN a cle Hall Tonight.” Bon Weleh, the Hef 7:40 p.m, “A Lake in the HiN« brew 1 raonator; Belle Hatha ° BO tebe . whe hie ts av, 0 a way and her Simian playmate a ce ne} Rav. noneaee = Harry Klein and. Minn Clifton, and) 8% ® Rk RRR RRR | De Danton, TL mm. "God's Huling JOHN CORT Frank MeCrea av@ company, mark |* ®| Man's Destin oore @a re Lessee and Manager men, are other numbers on the bill, | *") Notices tor the church cok #1 Green Lake GF. Clarke * Mone of the turday Star will #| pasto Dr, Waterman will prea White City * pt be aon pted after 5 o'clock * in the morning an s : ¢ pastor OPENIN OF THE NEW SEASON | The free gate plan at the White Ail” wotless Tatar’ bontald Ri, Preeveasom Prompeet and 901) City has proved #o popular that It] 4 yop wouees mi stops} “ \der Heginning Tomorr ht and All Week, Matinees Thursday and will probably be continued next A ot hed ey og * roing and the pas week, ‘The usual high class attrac ey ol manila, entlsen oes a te * for preach in th ME °° Tt Bamuel E. Rork's Production of the Greatest Musionl Comedy Sucgess The Musical Sensation of the Century ve Big Cast of Favorites, Including BOBBY BARRY and ELSIE HERBERT ada Divans, $2.00, Balance of house, 600 to $1.60, JOHN CORT, Manager, r 4:30 pm Phones 65, THE GRAND N Eastern a Rev, A.| game of the foibles of the famous /on py the k company at the |Derformance will be given by Ri on ee eee Holy Tr om it “ ” sediety leaders Third Avenue for the coming week | (By United Press.) | Unitarian lew bs & il The eight show girls, termed by This play, by Hal Reid, was seen at OAKLAND, Cal 19.—Te First--Boyleton ay. and Olive st; |, A 5 fe Suthor, George W. Hobart, 85) the old Third Avenue several years Heved to be mentally deranged by | ey. J. D. O. Powers, minis ther The “Newport's Flora of Fashion,” are jago, at which time it played to brooding over the death of her|% she Pete Je. Be | New Lite 21 SONG HITS—40 PEOPLE mid to be an unusually handsome crowded hous. The cast tomor bs tthe late Durham Stevens, |2c2o%ls and Moral Training”; M ' at Sth and . group of girls , ate dressed in | sow embrace Stanley Johns and bar aml ly pice ceaneeel Wit 3) ag acon inteago will speak |x. A.W. Yung, pastor. 10 0. m LYRICS and MUSIC by CARLETON LEE COLBY Ow and et Seat ho 7 | “Beth Satins © ble PE onc nto Elteabeth Hale, two artists who was ansassinated in San Francis un a HAS MADE MILLIONS LAUGH! ! Positively the MOST Elaborate ach out? have won praise at the hande o! some months ago, Miss R Christian Selence | Klein ita and Greatest Scenic Production Ever Carried by # Musical Comedy oe the public and the press for thelr Stevens | jor surveillance here! First--Broadway and Madison. | En [ Nighte—260 to $1.00. Mats.—26e to 7 Gina bsg oma AS ce ten BE today. The warrant which ca d| Services 11 —4 ane 6 D, *. out Special Wednesday Matinee, 25¢ and SOc . Ing this week. Tho last 4 4 the arrest Miss Stevens was “; reading . Howard an¢ NEXT ATTRACTION—"THE ROYAL CHEF” and the F the mu-|ance of “The Devil” will take place sworn to by Percy W. Rochesterr eS : mannan eee oe deal extravaganza is an. | tonight director of the Berkeley Chamber laiceicee At Jim. my mabjece “ata lieewart Peter's Weakness and | ——— seen saclhcenbenjatieiitinets att rand with - of Commerce. He charges that hef{ fer"; reading room in church bul * Word a aBandsy ma tomorrow, is sald Lole Theatre. actions have ca h elf and | ing | Sin i delightful musteal play The rush for seats at the Lois, his family much annoyance | Third —D, & Johnston bldg. ara} . phe eg oo oe pg Form Garies A. Solon, as Happy, the where “The Devil” has made a big | cundent, “atetite contin tite ta linen “ai com. “De Wee Live fe pon ig @etentric tramp, ie duplicating hie pit has made It nec eesary to run 106 WILL oan’ ik jing ing Washing c's A Change Sunset, Main 1804 hit in this type of character. the play a second week in order to / Your 3 Leading Stock Theatre of Seattle Ind., 4334. a por p Bo dvog pet wal accommodate the crowds. The sale | Christian | —— —_ = the second week, which starts to Jack ney mk st. Ja , SECOND WEEK SECOND WEEK Seattic Theatre. morrow afternoon, will be even larg ™ He Marion; w , a gach eect ddsnas calor hae the On (By Un ae | Giere Lake—B. F. Paul, mininter,| dayn at 67 ti TREMENDOUS SUCCESS OF THE SENSATIONAL COMEDY, the Seattle tonight. Next week, be met NEW YORK Meir will have Glarge ef the| Chureh of imme n e ing tomorrow afternoon, the at Star. ment was ma bo Sat © ay at } eb me oe at es 99 be a spectacular melo-| All new vaudeville acte will be quarters of the a and $:20 9. m.; Sunday at 6, 7 e Four Corners of the seen at the Star theatre, starting Committee ¢ Episcopal jand 6:30 a m.; hig non. . & new production by Klint Monday afternoon, headed by the Beveridge e New s es ony 1884 W. bind at toy bent abe E. Aloha Wonderful Hit Made by T. Daniel Frawley in Title Role ® Gazrolo. The story is one of three Sisters Yilerome, in daring selected to & om New) Palard; Rev A Canis, Testor y at 6 6:30 a m . ‘ it interest, with a score or more and sensational feats of rolling York to P and make/ . The Faith of the Cen . es; high mass, The unprecedented demand for seats makes It necessary to run oben. Other now tate will be th political spec ply to Wilpturion”; #5 The Retribution ; the play a second week. Get seats early and avoid disappointment. o r new | : e oo + tocm Pinan MgB t M 1 Nw. ana/ff It 18 @ play that every man and woman should see. It’s a comedy ss date for president we wesdige m that makes you think. Fascinating and sensational. FACE BIG LOCKOUT : y achook ® am. — * 3 & ny ech , te © —— —_ _ MANCHESTER, England, Sept : § One j7.%9e . ore ® to be no h | Russell & Drew, Managers. Both Phones—43. cols 7. % Seer’ } Miscellaneous. The Leading Popular-Priced Theatre of the Northwest os can be av . Beattle Spiritual—142 — - $f wage dispute is of long standing < " he Last Time Tonight—“UNCLE JOSH PERKINS” yee aa Wena? tls ° finally tens as Week ¢ neing Matinee Tomorrow (Sunday), September 20, n “Coming Thro’ the he reduc | i. ® b Klint & Gazollo’s Biggest Scenic Display and Dramatic Production of next year at the Moore theatre. land West by Hill aod clever unicyc the protean actor, and c ngregations Syiviany, the biehly Fishing Trouble on the” h—Thir Us riders. " Fra * J. Van Horr | Colum! River Is } What Kir Metropolitan Quartette Coming Now Ov el The artists to appear at the next us we (By United Press) concert of the Seattle Symphony 1070 et se | | | Puget Sound Savings & Loan Co s 112 Columbia Street engaged in fishing under the aw | ot apron | thorit h f Washingt A nde. {thority of the state of Washington | Another highly interesting vaude- | The order means a temporary |ville bill is assured at the Orphe | 2 cewsation of hostilities ween the um, commencing with the matin | 7 fish warden and Washington fisher jmext Monday afternoon. The feat-| iu) Vi inn inwor ts . oo ure will be the noted Signor Gen-| Fi men on the O eR | naro and his Venetian Gondoller |: ne 1 the river threaten to their be band, composed of 26 talented mu-|cosings to the Washinaton side sictans. Signor Gennaro Is sald to | O08 “ = Ae ager gn rs furnish el entertainment and at ee — ee SCHOOL MAIOS IN THE MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA, CAT AND THE FIDDLE.” YOUR DESTINY | FCG. Bocos & CO “THE Kpirituaiiat—1426 orchestra will be the members of} |. : P By =n os the politan quartette from the | PORTLAND, Or A. 19.—-Ped Y BS. Metropolitan opera house, in New |@ra! Judge William iiibert Inte centration York—Mme. Rappold, Mme. Jaco- |? lay afternoc ted an ¢ Salvation Army Hall—Fifth av by, Mr. Martin and M. Campanari, |'* « Master Fish Warden HW and Washington. Moline _ meeting Russell, Drew and French Management. Phone, Main 5699 all famous artists Cc. Allie of Oregon om inter indoors at li a ings @ The Leading Family Theatre and the Best Stock Company West fering with any person or persons tay; par with windup in hall wil 6 tow fark f the Year, “THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE EARTH” A Melodramats » Changes in ¢ elty of the First Magnitude. r Prices: Matinees, 10c and 26¢ Evenings, 16c Journey cond. Lecture Tonight, Last Time, “THE DEVIL.”. Week Commencing Mat- inee Tomorrow (Sunday), September 20th, Hall Reid's Beautiful Play, “DRIVEN FROM HOME” An elaborate scenic production and an unequaled cast of char- acters, pteed in « private Copytighte 4 4 Our Prices Matinees, 10c and 20¢; Nights, 18¢ to 36c. ad his musicians Jour past has been, only you s, ieay vot be able to analyze the Room D Pacific Bik. Main 4266 fast and thereby peer abead in BABIES ARE TO BE SOLD. fo the future Oak Dressers a3 —— (By United Press.) PROF. LANDON Hyd PUEBLO, Colo., Sept, 19—The Phrenologist, physiognomist roy citizens of 8 & mountain town Sad world renowned palmtet 4 Golde ene Park. After about ninety s west of Pue Meeds the past and reveals the ee noon and evening. Next Sun. $|&re much exercised over a “sale ee ae Ae 4 day. Take any Ballard car 3 of ba ye advertised by the Sab Hours : and change to Loyal Heights $|Yation Army, to take place next 1412 Sth ave, between Union 4 ae eames . in ing. Several obildr #24 Pike. Phone, Ind. 3250 tvertised to be sold, and the - at afoot to stop the sale tings j ooo: oy by court pr People Become Wealthy by Spending Less Than They Make should Quintette Every person save something regular ly and persistently. The “UNION” is a Savings Bank and it is popular with all, RE MEMBER, positor is justly the small de Reserve Your Tak STAR: accorded equal privileges with the the large one CALL, WRITE OR EDDIE ROESCH Neapolitans a Now at Hotel Savoy DIRECT FROM NEW YORK—BOTH PLAY AND SING Both Phones—5106 (Formerly Coliseum) ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE, WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE, SEPT. 218T, ALL-STAR FEATURE ACTS GeCNNALO 45 yx... 95 BEN WELCH, KLEIN AND CLIFTON, The Hebrew and the Dago. In “A Dummy's Holiday.” BESNAH AND MILLER, FRANK McCREA AND CO, Musical Comedy Couple Skiliful Feats of Marksmanship. And His BELLE HATHAWAY'S MONKEYS. 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