The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1909, Page 3

HER NORCE I BLOCKED TION Deradditord Dis- lan Answer to Her int by Indignant ; Promotes An- Company — Al Dramatizes the a LL heed INTS THIS WEEK. [= “Commencement (starting Tues ing Som: Cat and the ‘The Russel!-Orew {Stat to 40th per- ) in “The Con Sweetheart.” Del Lawrence Com to 44th perform } in “The Spotiers.” iM — George Bloom. and vaudeville. —“A Bunch of aP and vi vaudeville. ris, ilusion: and vaudeville. eee EER EE ee * * * . * *. * * * * SESE EE ERR EEE ‘BY J. W. SAYRE. Van Studdiford been herself and the pub- it the ease with which @eeure a divorce from Studdiford? She cer. Miss Van Studdtford mall to believe that Char-| #© much as say “Boo” trial came off. He was husband who couldn't anything. She asked divorce and he good liowed that he would at his earllest con ye Charife. He has tiemanly as to fle Grace's divorce pet! her allegations that , and further deny iseworthy allega. HM that she io complaint Ne. has found t he of immediets tan. he refusew to be] Ueto tbe gute in the light | Impossible husband to a beau. ‘who was kindness and | effect the husband's answer remains to be seen When | Miss Van ing her divorce some ae ve go sald that #80 particular reason for Fsave that the public for stage women who the incumbrance of iM. and that she didn't an Be slightest opposition on a _— the case came fs Changed. Darrival of the [erisis,” Manager | ay announced bil at the Lois of the Rancho,” | fn the role of — Portland Theatre. | Russell @ Drew today | October 17 7 as the open @ thelr new play house Wiginally christened then the Hellig, and BW management nam Frank Hood, for of the Seattle the piueteeded Arthur Greene dramatic critic Manager of the F [odes wit tte open with John Ganton,” to be ie Foy. Pending . the Shubert shows, ad “The Ringmas be seen at the Star He coincidence in the ft the Portland was orig at 888 trust-busting house t of the Independe: Several years ago. Later toe hands of the ellig renaming it ro and now once mm an Indepenc Pole Is Dramatized. has written a dr t North Pole ey Dash to the Px PM out in the met ee ORE and if it prc Wil doubtiess he ‘Spel bot be in the cast ode har’ the oth sore prizense i he serie a “Cook town he the vitilan, ana vice te duty of the Out these thing ty oo tay Busy Again bert Barry of the Grand #8 the main street tr perins. the mer Fiddl Btre: ef TW be gettiz | Press this afternoon | © the tribe 5 CHARLES KING. He Is Heading a New Stock Com- D habit with F his is the thi in his series and he will continue them as long as the Pay Streak lasts. ; Barry says It is not pleasure, but business. Two weeks ago he took} “The Gir! Question” company out, } carefully traversing the main | streets in the big auto » tably dec: | orated with bann: attraction at the Uon to this, as c Hong ago discovered, h of} chorus girls on parade are Hent | self-advertisers. Hence before the/ day was over nearly everybody knew that there was a show fn town called “The Girl Question,” and that it was putting up at the Grand. As a natural consequence busi-/ | ness increased at the Grand tha j night. Barry tried it last week to see if the same thing would happes twice in the same place, and when he got back with the “Fifty Miles From Boston” company business again jumped tirely within r figuring on a large audi Grand tonight The chorus girls like ft because they get into the Pay Streak at tractions for nothing, Mra. Barry does not object. as she realizes that it ts all for thé sake of her hus band's art, and Barry ought to be in a position to collect & per cent commission both from the auto com {pany and from John Cort. Manager John Cooke of the Moore } has instructed his hirelings to give, away & copy of “Love Me, Dreamy Eyes,” which {# a song, to every | woman attending the Thursday matinee of “Commencement Days.”| Chartie King te Busy. Presh reports trom the south King, who ts well! | known here, ts still hard at work/ |at the theatrical promotion game.| | King was for a long time in the stock company at the old Aleazar| in this city, and when that ended/ disastrousiy he became a ager | on his own account, A year or two ago he tried to conduct a stock com- pany at the new Third avenue the atre, then under Z. T. Holden's man- agement, but he overlooked the for mality of advertising and the result was that the orchestra, which con-| sisted of plano, often outnumber- | ed the audience two to one. | King last night began a new| stock experiment at the Pickwick} in Ban Diego. Marjorie Rambeau fe his leading woman. Behold, the Bridegroom Cometh. While you are sitting tn the Ab ing performance of “Gotng Som take a careful look, girls, over the| handsome and dashing comedian, | ames Spottiswood, and then re-| ject that you couldn't have him no matter how badly you wanted him. last Wednesday, he has been out of the market. On that date Spottiewood and a charm ing Loa Angeles widow stood up be fore a San Francisco judge and were sentenced for life. ! Hig mari by the way, tine trates the fa hat Bpotiiswood be- | Heves in going some off the stuge as well as on, He first met the widow when the company was play ing in Los Angeles three weeks ago Two weeks later it was all over but | the rice and old shoes ce Possibility Note. More than twenty years ago Roy Pinkham's little brother ran away m home and although the family © searched diligently, they have never since been able to find him Roy, by the way, ts ining to go see the famous Consul at the Pan tages next week DRAMATIC REVIEWS Orpheum. Listen! Dost like to laugh? his brother | ginre yesterday, the| # gave them a right royal hello, | nd for mor 30 minutes Willie | 4 hia brother had the pasteboard rs lying Minp. Both ene are poatensad Hence, Bugene’s p wi Sa un eye witness lant failed to show hin teeth photo for my gallery of extinct ones. » wink onthe chin strap lifters 1 bread winners bh lar to look him over. Wilite and Bugene are the big dine of the she Get down on the Fag things, nose, saddje and tai sure are }¢ palt Lake and Denver, jtions and tickets at Union f & penntie er wh ands | Fallroa@ magnate t rth ten thou g tn eled 'N nt in laughs bent ¢ not eve: hown by Mr the time the bows + pets. But the canine acrobati quent tribute Mr vining 1 Mine ff stage with ©, although Charles Wage earner, Mise Halver a buxom dame dandy 4 nq up with «x With his talkative mag Wouldst laugh? Then enter « 1 with i wait for Witlle of Howard BY EDDIE BOYDEN At the Majestic At the Mason ternoon the beat bill since od wan offered. The ewe! the show te the et thing in f the Pant a offering sorte ope bere made It ace Ra Davenport fe a very nd the comedy | f pauiding big attendan ances yesterday ‘The Pantages Mert Swan and bh ors are aguin in * theatre which created such « seneat! last appoara Tut now It ts prov Ing even more popular. Another good act In new Pi tages bill Is the Lula! Pecarro tr of four lent exhibit and eeaeetul Y and ‘Simpson are good, weh mirth, Yule with man pave a fanc y dan act that ie hot stuff. The Still City Quartet sang tn such mood t Jencores to sath on Biltikens, ew vaudeville stunt was introduced to Seattle yesterday at The Queen City Quartet © lively women per that take great costumes severa} jthe act by lively eephine Leroy, at with the ahe stherwix are p her voice drowns the reat Given » solo, she would make a distinet pit Chicago Excursion $72.50 : LAST OF SEASON. October 4th, return limit Novem ber 20th. 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Red Cross Antiseptic Tooth Wash— A perfect dentifrice; 25¢ bottles... 25¢ Cream Elcaya— For the complexion ; Peroxide Violet Cerate— A cold cream without grease; 50c jar. 10c Size... (Used) (Used) $90.00 $95.00 $110.00 $115.00 $138.00 Good big value, exchange any time in two years for new piano, allowing full amount of purchase, Listerine— The 50c bottles for Hydrogen Peroxide— Full half pint bottles ... Ne. Cor. Near Be New ist and Pike. City Market High-grade new $375 quality $230, $6 High grade new g High-grade new for $400 quality for $450" quality quality for $500 quality for ithly. $260, $7 monthly. $295, $7 monthly. $315, $8 monthly. $345, $10 monthly, EXAMINE, TEST AND COMPARE In all-special sales of this house we advise an early selection. Even with our tremendous | stock the last great sale taxed us to such an extent that the late-comers were forced to. wait j until we caught up with back orders. If You Cannot Call, Telephone, Telegraph or Write Kohlere INC. ve Yesior Way 5, FIREPROOF STORAGE Posner metiy a for Main 6921; Ind. 1098 Stan Us l8so" RNITURE COS§ AVE. BETWEEN PIKE & PINES Up, | 1318 Second Avenue. AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA THEATRE Ruseell & Drew, Managers. Sunset, Main 6147; Ind. 283. Starting Tonight 5 Nights F. L. Jordan, General Manager, AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. _ Moore Theatre Tonight, Matinees Thurs., Bat John Cori's Own Company in the »medy With Music, “COMMENCEMPNT DAYS” FREDERIC And Great P A single dollar NOW will bring = ANY of these practical articles 4 your home IMMEDIATE A dollar a week will take care : of the balance. Phones 5108, Mats., Nights, 100, Week of bei ¢ Bloomauist & Co. Hows Howard. Martinnettie & ter " 10¢, 20c, 25e. 50. The “Columbia” Air-Tight W500 Daing © Matinees, lady Baliert Rarry & Haty “GOING SOME” no ba By Paul Ar in Thursday ng and Rex to $1.50, ‘Seattle “Theatre RUSSELL & DREW, Managers. ¢ Both Phones 43. Week, Mats. Thurs. and Sat. “The Convict's Sweetheart” {Dirpotic of R. BE. Frénch.) Nights, 15c to 50c; Mats.,° 10c as sung by Mr “THE GRAND Mats. COLUMBIA the Tonight A Brig Daity at 2180, TiS, Reserved Seats. i Dig Matinee Every Day. New Show—80 Clever People. Prices, 10¢, 20c, 300. Box Seats 50c heat your home FIDDLE an : i lined all the way to the » Elmore | i Everything is heat in your Seattle's Leading Stock Theatre, Fourth Week The D. 8. Lawrence Co. Great production of the famous drama of the loot of the Nome gold fields, 1m SPOILERS” day and Wednesday. | very best se Pacific of Ma are the distributers lalking | We | Coast Victor chines, $17.50 PANTAGES THEATRE — “UN ED VAUDEVILLE.” mencing Mon. Sept A Leather Couch, with quartered oak frame and heavy | carved claw feet; all steel, Covered with first-class leather, tra wide and long. A splendid value at guaranteed construction diamond tufted. Ex $27.50 You best VICTOR The Victor is a per- fect musical instrument. 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