The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1909, Page 11

9INNE AT-THE ALHAMBRA oshaihallc ; At the Moore. Be ane. west, Beattle is to be. ro operas. The 1 Grand Opera company {8 engamament at the Mo- inowgg wd ‘hee in, Verat’ mt This thing Is doing” every mingte, from} tery, beads the the riae of the curtain and the two! ville which ope te deiebowet OF nhout hours and forty-five minutes bée-| theatre Monday : prineigais. chorus and an | fore the fall in the last act / Which of these of twenty-five musicians| Jobn L. Kearney as Ryan. A ‘edt Eannn | the manager of the restaurant. wer : -- two bakings or has been so happily cast in apy! handoutted, shackled with trons so 9 he yg Dorothy | heavtly she cannot move and if GO you prefer? {eR Digced in ame airtight barrel peas A wrant with | file cena ; a by Miss Joe. Forster ts the head walt + eae set eis iocked | No failures wo With oleht big ‘padioc encapes The Rowers. will oction “rt as Mra road magnate a9 4 glib tongue and has portunitios ¢ mo. The King of Arcangell in a great Sherman and Luk dar evening Gioata-| “with Mme. Therry ee wilt be arepented, | mi, Poeniines Jer ene of artiers, ands ‘Tharsds) ine Bory — wilt re wcond week of the Law agement at) | the Lets theatre this management | will produce “The Prisoner of Zen-| h La. has n Srecoior can prove ft ain Nat Retssler and compa A act showing military sharpahod nk. With Helen Lawe and t ing pictures the DIN ta comp ~ The usual Sunday, Tuesday needay and Saturday matiness ‘The Prisoner of Zenda” will given, pee. the evening will Intro- Popular opera of the with the French | bewitehing | matinee the In-| Seattle opera ey © produced |‘ “L' Amico jully written story | characters, jewtios New nergy and tomorrow be pertorma urrent Af of vauderitie at y eluding th Be At the Senttte. of the Sea Rh opportunit Russell le theatre Sg cong 1 next week afterna third is banut . ural iife # At the Alhambra. Mischief” for t Alhambra, beginntn t; with Corfnne as ory of the jennese eper- that of & model who wagers| heres. re ire, at he faa dismuioe herself as '& boy | we Seaswn’ entire cole” “home Femcin in the local barracks Types of Women” as « head liner talon four hours without de-/of the new bill at the Orpheum, rd, Ea ed “The Vi She Shuberta, who have placed | tritoqutst Production.” under contract & long! comes next. , have given her perhaps the became fi filtable thing in Which she "The Factory Girt ory of the trials and t 0 weeks at! beset an honest working tomorrow | rascatity of one man and q or of another. y Dancing Dell At the Orpheum. 1 & Co. In the Uitte Catitn omely “Polly's Surprise,” Willa th. the Iria ue, John rieids,” fancy pictures aerial These with little | Mase atte “when | “a? « xymnast * will run f tiatingss, Seats titled ne-ac Loye Ia Young The ' yeoe & & male quar- At Lene Park. tet, w at appear- Bonnie | **; pear-| One of the free attractions at t Alice Chase, J.B Lavarnio | “spin she Mind Reader,| #09 Park for tonteht and tom Aberdeen vs. Seattle. y , pelawin aintiness are with be A edene by Signor An-|fe¥ w be a Santen sulphur bot- Game called at 2 o'clock. or ‘ednesdays and Sat tt, European anima! trainer. — wae Severn) weeks ot Guring the engagement. Bdward Ross is a monologiat and | f co The an-| Two Games for One Admission. - hana ke mapas in cite fmat embalmed and te in Take Yesler Car At the Grand. Hughes’ Musical Trio Frat etiretcan eit te ls Ge ip the Grand Opere house pple tay mr os Clown band, Uncle Hiram and his engagement, beginning hi. te. Among th throughout the week is pee aboot chutes, canals of V jestion.” It js full of £ the Pawtnges. hoat swing, Joy wheel act Minorva, America’s Queen of Mys-| houne, maze. ete AT ginger an@ “some-| This superb instru- In our numerous ment, with the horn, all sound proof record * you m elect moving parts, and the rooms you may sel the newest musical place for one hundred and fifty records. and. and vocal pieces just is- sued—and the selection accessories entirely will be a pleasure to concealed in @ hand you, as we have not some mahogany cab- only # complete and up- Inet, is any ornament in any drawing room. By opening or, clos ing the upper doors the music is made loud or soft, as desired. to-date list of records, but you may have the choice from a large as sortment of Victor talk- ing machines at prices from $10 to $260. repay ate EE Pacifie Const Dealers Steinway and Other High Grade Pianos, Cap have) eioien one + week ne week Im @avance at the NOTED LAWYER IS AUN DOWN CLARENCE DARROW (6 ILL AT BELLINGHAM BUT WILL NOT STAY IN BED. (By United Press.) BELLINGHAM, Waseh., Sept. 11 Although his physician has or dered him to remain in his apart ments at the Baker hotel, for at least & week in order to regain Bis Strength, Clarence 8, Darrow, the noted Chicago attorney who gained fame by hin defense in the Moyer Hay wood-Pettibone cases, ts out to- day, and tonight will receive a dele gation of citix at the hotel, It has been necessary, howover [him to refuse to accept an invita tion to address a mass meeting to with me on that. There is no use being i.” Hig tinens ts due to overwork and irregular living during his trip of two weeks to the West. He will leave for the Bast tomorrow night, providing his condition does not take @ turn for the worne. Chicago Excursion $72.50 LAST OF SEASON. October 4th, return limit Novem- }ber 30th. Route, Oregon Railroad \é Navigation Co. and connections | (via Salt Lake and Denver, if de |stred). Full particulars, reserve |tlons and tickets at Union Ticket Office, 608 First av EB. B. ELLIS, General Agent. with Excellent oy AMUGEMENTS. en 4 Northwestern League. m|OUGDALE’S ATHLETIC PARK. Double-Header Sunday BASEBALL pd Need LIU ADLS | TO-NIGHT NV FREE FREE GATE ADMISSION White City Park See the Big $20,000 Airship; Largest in the World. Pay Streak Attractions Igorrote Village A.-Y.-P. Exposition —_—— “NEEDS NO BOOSTING” —P-t The Primitive Wild People Ever Made Ba nin Chinese Theatre A.-Y.-P.E. SENSATIONAL SUCCESS! PEKIN pel quey len. ne and Strong Native Chinese Orchestra. ‘ors. iret Mag time In Ameriea. THE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 for| Blakeley has sent some of the city's | Lortes, night. De c ny bg , - pny arrow ts simply Tun doWD, | vost prominent baukers and poll.|New York city, will send free by ‘ a i ticlans to jal, and as other “bood-| ™4!l, in plain wrapper, to any one} BI ag nent. ar ae go K cases are soon to be brought | Who will write for it. In the Viennese Operetio in Three Acts am around. 1 want to. seo some-|' trial, tt Ie intimated that friends |__ ss thing of this country, I haven’t|°f pee ay ocerary have attesuptet MI } F MIS > The Y o strict attorney out o slept enough. The doctor agrees) ¥Or | e Greatest Exhibit of al! 11 oe a ne ee eee nt [ ~—— AMU6EMENTS LHAMBRA THEATR AN ITCHING PALM No Cure for It. Other Forms ( Itching Preferable. | There is no cure for an itching} |} palm—the money kind, Even pos | lam, the new skin discovery, eannot ‘FAMOUS PROSECUTOR (i CRITICALLY ILL: | A te BELIEVE THAT HE AS POIBONED BY MEM help it, But when it comes to oo Sunset Main 5147 patent OF UNDERWORLD, — | "ine the most annoying of itching independent 283. Russell & Drew, Managers n troubles, poslam will stop the itching at once and cure the worst! cases in a few days, 80 with hives, (By United Press) Last Time Tonight, *‘Girls’’ PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 11.—Diy | "8h, seadton, split toes, piles and trict Attorney William A. Blakeley, | *°@ly scalp, all of which are differ the prosecutor of Pittuburg’s “Leon, | ent forms of ecsema, ace Engagement Commencing Tomorrow Night ling” counctimen, is tn a precart by severe itching and caused by | i Matinocs Wednesday and Satur condition at the Allegheny General |!mperfect digestion and carcless jhowpltal today following his at-| det SAM #, and LEE SHUBERT (Ine,) OrER tendance at a political pienic,|. Poslam comes in two-dollar jars, Friends of the millionaire prosecu. | but fifty cents’ worth will answer tor claim that he has been poisoned |!" curing any of the diseases men by members of the underworld be | tioned, It can be had of any drug cause of his activity in the whole. | ¢ist. The Quaker Drug Co.'s stores sale prosecution of city grafters sake a apectalty of It | It is reported that certain inter.| That results are immediate will | osts have been unusnally active in| be amply demonstrated overnight | smothering the affairs surrounding | by the use of the experimental sam- the district attorney's illness, | ple which the Emergency Labora 42 West Twenty-fifth street, | America’s Own Comedienne @ Corinne ALBERT HANSEN, Jewelen First and Cherry. Optica! Department. Poeumonia, cougha, and all Jung trouble pound cures. sore throat, Leary's Com- All druggtate, M. 20 0 New York New York BY SYDNEY ROSENFELD. be Lyric Theatre, hn Lyric ‘Theatre, MooreTheatre SS SHATTLY'S LBADING PLAYHOUSE — ME VERY MERKILY® 85 People—English Pony Ballet Bewitching Beauty Chorus—Original Production PRICES: $1.50—$1.00—75c—50c THEATRE Nuseeli & Drew, Mere. John Cort Manager Mat. Toda: ht, Last Times— ori Time, PME P " ACK, THE GIRL.” Week Regtusing Spucrrew Night, Matiness Thureéey and Seturdey _KDWARDS PRESEN The International Grand Opera Co. REPERTOIRE FOR THE Wek “Rigoletto” Introducing Norelll, Bart, Zara etn” Introducing Norelit, Colombini edorn” Introducing Therry, Colombint. Introducing Bertossl, Strauss, Bunday eve jonday ave uesday eve Wednesday ove—"Rustioann” Pagiiacot”. fntroductng Samotioff, Doqner, A Phones, Main 43 Thur, mat ayiate”, Introductn ell, Bart, Zarad, Di ¢ i <a Thureday ove lt tr Waters”. introduein Priday eve~ Bat'day mat Baturday eve on troductng Introducing Dertsesi Introducng Therry, Strades, Bari, Arcangell erry LAST TIME TONIGHT, “The Cowboy and the Squaw” mat ¢ of Mascagni’s “L/ Amice on. $3.00 ana $250 92.50; $2.00; balcony circle, $1.50; balance ba os, boxes, $3.00 and $2.50: divans, $2.00 nd dress cirele, §1.50; baleony circle, §1.00; lery, 60. Week Beginning With Matinee Tomorrow After- noon—Other Matinees Thursday and Saturday RUSSELL & DREW’S GREAT STOCK ORGANIZATION In Chas. A. Blaney’s Labor Problem Play, THE FACTORY GIRL An Answer toa Great Vital Question. Nights, 15c to 50c Matinees, 10c and 25c oreh divans. 'Tices He uette a allory, cheatra, $2.00; par balance balcony, Tho; «i NING OPERA. opera wilt thekets for |. Upon application at the On account be “RIGOLETTO. Mundas ean have them exo bon of of the Moore theatre befor Week 19 Wagenhals & co ong - Sept. tuyene Walter's Famous Play Paid in Full THE GRAND em sen. Mat. Today—Tonight—Last Times “A KNIGHT FOR DAY” WEEK BEGINNING MATINEE TOMORROW. Other Matinees Wednesday and Saturday H. H. Frazee, inc., Presents the Tuneful Musical Comedy Large THE GIRL QUESTION (John t. Kearney|~40 in the Chorus-|porctny maynard] “Con Ryan” Broflers, Post Kiddies, Ste-| “gtsie Davis” RIE 8g nographers, Waitresses j Prics ~ $1.00, 75e, 50c, 25¢ Night—75e, S0c, 380, | 250 Matinees Week Beginnin : 19 Fifty Miles from Boston Sun. Mat., Sept. " roe Theatre | COMAN AND MARRIS PRESENT , Manager == [—_$— $$ $ — WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MAT., SEPT. 13 ALL-STAR FEATURE ACTS MARY NORMAN The Society Caricaturist. ED F. REYNARD Mr. James Young & Co. “The Ventriloquist With a Pro | the College Yell “When Love duction.” is Young. | THE BISON CITY FOUR | P™ The Mind Reading EDDIE GC. ROSS Introduced by ae D. Ancilottl The Dancing Banjoist. The Hughes Musical Trio Versatile Instrumental Virtuosos. Orpheum Motion Pictures—The Latest Novelties " Matinee The New Stock Company AFTERNOON upported by Mise Ja 1-CLASS ORGANIZATION IN Mr. B.S. Law AND A Hic “The Prisoner of Zenda” FOUNDED ON ANTHONY HOPE'S GREATEST NOVEL, A PLAY THAT WILL LIV Dost Forget the Lote’ Popular Prices, M ‘Tuesday, ednesday aud Satu Kelton Sunday, Free Shows Daily at 3:20 and 9:00 o'clock p. WEST SEATTLE FERRIES OR ALKI POINT ELECTRIC CARS Luna Pa th ‘TONIGHT, TOMORROW APTERNOOK AND NIGHT AND WREK, FREE TO EVERY PATRON Fifty-Ton Sulphur Bottom Whale Northwest ALL Performances every Matinees Dally at ning 15. |B 2:15 pm. Daily Greatest Specimen Bver Exhibited in the La Sousa Clown Band Uncle Hiram and His Pig And a Mammoth Orchestrion Roller Coaster. ot the Chute analx of Veniee, Circle Bont Swing, Carousel Wheel, Crasy use, Mase, “City ‘of Yesterday” and Fifteen © Big Outdoor Features THe NATION'S PLAYGROUND OF THE PACHFIC COAST, SECOND AND SPRING The Theatre Beautiful Old Acts Close Tomorrow—New Week Starting “Monday | Sullivan & Considine Vaude ville—These Splendid Acts: Gardner ne Presents Mra. Gardner Crane & Co. in Pixtey's “Prodigal Pare n Frobel & Ruge, Ae Helen Beresford & Oo. in “The Pantaloon Skirt.” Bandy & Fields, Dancing Peers Prices—-30e, 200, 10¢, Box seata, SOc Performances every day at 2:3 MOTOR. RACES || eadows Speedway } | Friday and Saturday Afternoon and . the reland Fifteen Minutes. ve 1 Man From Novel Evening, September 10 and 11 JLAR EVENTS AND MOTORC woume one week ahead. 33 z D FOR NIGHT KV | MINUTES FROM OCCIDEN- MEADOWS, i BRILLIANTLY RAINS LEAVE BVBI TE TAL AY. YOR Tit Work in Comfort You Can Do This if You Have A GAS RANGE and GAS WATER HEATER No home is complete without GAS. SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Main 6767; Ind. 67. “Unequaled Vaudeville” NOCING MONDAY HAS SOM ING —— MINERVA Rogers, Sherman & Luken “A Visit to MA’ TO 1 AT 2:20 IR YBODY, Aine D | r Qu of Mystery tn ath-Defying Water Smith, Evans & Williams All's Fair in Love.” Roberts & Downey >remier Amori Frank O'Brien The In Unole Capt. Nat Reissler & Co, Military Sharps ° jean Dancers. Helen Lowe Iilustrated Songs Pantagescope Latest Moving Pto tures, Telephones: Henry Bldg, 1314 4th, Near Union. DAILY. CONTINUOUS ON SUNDAYS, 2:90 TO It P.M.