The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMB pular part with brains, Harry | here yout way tor | Alice Molntyre, Si Condit,| the coming ¢ King Dodo. | NHS BUSINESS) “Soot itadh ae ulate ans» set SECOND WEEK of the ANNIVERSARY SALE I've promised Manager dications potnt to big doings. | [ull Barry not to tell what it tn for ’ AT THE STERN FURNITURE CO., 1526-28 SECOND AVE. @ few days yet, but It's Just as well 5 “Zaza.” ge hon aya gh Moher This is our first anniversary and out of appreciation for your liberal patronage during the past year, we have placed Wy aza, poxin reserving their seats at once hae <a j bextn ¥ Ving their sea Sale Tags on every article in our store, reducing everything not less than 25 per cent magnetized oO crowded w be Do not fail to take advantage of the many bargains we are offering, a few of which are as follows: nN BRINGS US Sai THESE BABIES? Miss Kelton offered a “Zana which pleased her auditors, and Mr rNaee | “AwWrence, as Dufreane, gave a good PRIZE.WINNING EXPOSITION performance, The matinee yester day was the one hundredth per-| BEAUTIES WILL BE DIS f |formance of the Lawrence company POSED OF AT ONCE |Bach feminine patron recetved a ‘ d King,” Seen - cea as: weeras printed on white sili ag a neem Se First Time : : ¥ souventr Zaza” te well staged for! > possess a Baby or Parlor| for the : | Grand Piano Is the one great desire di- i of every artiat and cultured home. yy Pleases Audi . | _ “The Gambier of the West.” te. thts: greet ‘aiin of eipouliion | at the Moore. Plentiful was the burning of gun-|planos we aro offering several of powder at the Seattle theatre yes-| (he most superb examples of Grand —— Hovday when Russell & Drew's com-| Piano constryction—-the tdentical Cort Returns 4 | pany of players put on Owen Davis'| instruments which were espectally 4 : sizzling melodrama, “The Gambler | selected and used in the prominent Long Trip—Hope j of the West." Colt revolvers are| state buildings, also those on ox:| : ' there in profusion and from the| hibition and awar the Grand Seeks Divorce f crack of the first “gat” yntil the|Hlghest Prizes and Gold Medals Pt J final scone when the “bew-teo-us We will offer in this sale Goodrich to Star. i | |herotne {# snatched from the evil special Baby Granda made by ‘ ones, there's something doting | lebrated Hallet & Davie fac ' onde ied * There are Indians, gamblers and! y riished 1886) and used in ed oa golden. | en or I ‘ i ‘ t ‘ Te deeded . ‘ | other alleged products of the Mou-|the Washington State bullding weathered, upho | b fi apr t, uf ' 4 i ry at and w : Pog ov! rhage : } (tana wilds in the cast. Two crowd-| These are easily worth $1,060 and : a ather, Reqular ‘ , ¢ Res value ; . eae ¢ NENTS THIS WEEK. + ed houses whooped ‘er up y star (Rover ahd before for leas than $008 setebis | > ; cee ; $2.25 day, © two go for the low gure of ASM bs Sen Hite LAG | —- 760 each, on terms of $25 monthly Manager re Then there's a magnificeyt Kim chs inca ¢ arrived home| Grand Prise) worth every penny of hing from his long busl-| 91100; goes now at only Pay hess trip to Chicago, New York | §21.50' monthly HOPE BOOTH (ayn Francisco, A superb full-aize special Parlor Vaudeville Star Seeks a Divorce ¥ new house in San France! Grand Lester used in the King From Rennold Wolf, jthe Savoy, will open with ‘King | County bullding—the firet caller Dodo’ on December 12." sald Mt t 00. T 6 Cort thin afternoon. “I will leave a Pidberedbed sy ytumta rte 1 FAWCETT |e see aieo about December! Another exquisite Baby Grand tn oO tend he ontng ole enu nd 0 |! In Chicago ‘The Kissing Girt’ at| B2clest Senuine Ban Domingo ma jth hogany, never sold for lees than he new Cort theatre seems to be | ene sold bit, aud F expect it to res $100, Koes at $585, on the low |there until next spring.” oe igh 0 Beagrie wee | If you desire to own one of these conueunadi _ | masterp! ®, Grrange to be here ALHAMBRA PATRONS HAVE AN; Tommy Thomias, for ten years|as soon as possibs These dras ACTING TREAT IN “JEKYLL [S88 Manager for Russell & Drew | tically ced prices will surely ANO HYDE"—OTHER NEW the Seattle and the old Third| witness live buying jAvenue theatres, was today ap UPRIGHTS, TOO. mn : OPENINGS. jpolnted stage carpenter of the| Should you prefer one of the ie Corn xy ~_ | Grand by Manager Gilbert Barry eae AGS OT aD | ' Wright I Brepherd K it In “Dr. 1, Foky! fama Bur Rivers. The Ru (Mist to (100th t pees) in pM—Win. 1 Go. and Vaudev -Sydney Deane & Herbert s Cats SORES EERE EEE ER ERR Tee eee —— Prize-winning Upright Pianos, you fe One the finest bite of char —- must act quickly now. Full partien BY J. W. SAYRE r acting seen Seattle in ‘he invasion of the East by the | lars will be found In our announce ORE an audier f « oa 9 is the dual impersonation |S¥liivan-Considine vaudeville ctr | ment on « Don't let thie op Raat friendly dispos of t » role tn “Dr. Jekyll cult fs about begin. Manager| portunity go by without an {nv ie tke romant Beg“ ashe ib Albaia John W. Considine leaves tonight sn—ite equal will not be evening st the re before a highly appreciative for Chicago to close up several op- | s Rowe t than any of ° tte prede after another will be brought t you he possible exception |!9t© line by the Seattle manager cilers Music Ho Mansfield, Paweett r 8. Johnston Ce Richard Lambert, Manager Cort's | Largest Dealors tn the > t . Os OF 1 mobility te convey bi a = faint : tn tu the aadleine. Gas = t advance manager, arrived Music Third and University star of exceptional attal: n of the tithe roles was in its, a supporting company way an absorbing and powér- | cipal which is adequate at ful portrayal of the greatest study tof the essential points, and a peychology pet upon the " ce of supernumerary act-, boards of a the R ? h beve ts rr Wet ave good discipline that lent} “Dr y! Mr. Hyde* ts not | i S7> t . J “Ts $30.04 ] cut, ranging pleturesqueness to the | 4 oa is, on the » ) . . eee . up ftror the play. rar ght presting boty to the wd King” is a whole. | student a m end those ifn exposition of story | 8earch of the powerful moral which m told and retold for |'t brings out. Those who saw Paw-/ is, the story of the |cett's extraordinarily good portray-| David, of hig envious | 4! of John Ganton will k j bekutiful friendship |2" acting treat hia Jekyll and Hyde! of slaying of |ust be. Those who missed his fGiliath. of his ultimate | earifer charaet tzation should not with sympathy and Tn s ich @ a play there is little seope| SENET their’ attectrvences |f0F @00d acting aside from that par-| Each of them will have a four-inch Havana Cigar. * Paugmented by settings taining: $0. the. two noting eee Rough looking but smooth smo king. Agr de- AASAUD. more app: z non it | 80n, Jack bater, ‘Thurston Hall into four-inch lengths) i is in each Furniture moves ree bali yield se — earaasrect Fanchon Campbell and Elise Scott| j ou in gt cartes tone ta ene co package of Cobs, Mall Orders Pitted At Advertised Price ht Lorimer | ? Biel the many dramet.| First Popular Concert. FOR SALE in the life of David,| There was a large attendance up-| [. EVERYWHERE : | Hie ty Mie aad as 0 hero. | Stairs, and a fair attendance on the ay AMUSEMENTS. se __AMUBSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Lorimer suffered | lower floor and in the boxes, when ‘er ; ae 7 loss of Pn last. even. | the attle Sympbony Orchestra. agi eo Moore Theatre °° | ieee for which he made | With full 60 men, yesterday played ae , % éw 4 | Seattle's Leading F r | ly in his third act |i# first Sunday afternoon popular 1 “F \ - Os Tontght-—Mat heen Tt apeds } M4 Which will doubtless | concert at the Moore » concert | F 3 ~ c Saturday ~ ‘very quickly. Thus| Was of a type never » given eo B hse Brady Oftere | | MR, GHORGE FAWCETT | } ‘ALHAMBRA THEATRE 04 LOIS THE EATRE Main 514 ind 130 This Week, Ma s We 1304; Ind. Mat IME shit are the naan a rs rm “DN. JRKYLE AND MR. PY DI n David Belas Great Play, be to the read purpose of providing both enjoy hag deeply impreas | ment and education for its patrons. toe te ; , m . y Few orchestra leaders like to ” > | t pe t Q “ ~% pe tf “cheapen” their programs, whatever oh > a Re ee et, Sates pt tr secee a : r | Seattte Theatre | fierce hws PANTAGES THEATRE music that ts liked by the masses| } f : "Prot : mo SURPQUALED VAUDEV of people who have little or no 1 rda | " . i] " a musical education. Ye. it is obvious . z ¢ , eel & Drew Company. ‘Direce || New BIG 2130 f ng that this music must be played if | le & HE GAMBLE Rn OF THE WE au ers T and e role, and his|the attendance of the masses is|Mason, es cohadbrocacctatle a0 Seottle, Portland, Spokane . 5 ‘ | ireat P ¢ F niprene’ oP. M. % make his {m-| expected or desired, It is just such Bygnings apd T it] S Most pleasurable one | general attendance that the Vewpoints Symphony Orchestra society hopes 4 lah € Nov eee ur one time|for at its Sunday afternoon con hepertormae | nha . cag Tis pie Dalle $b 8: » a strong and | certs, and in Henry Hadley it has _ : at Lowe r ALBERT HANSEN, Jewelen Dieta: » unhappy a leader who knows what music is cee i First and Cherry. , ned to| popular with the masses and who 7 has the nerve to play it ertption service Optical Department aT “a — cae wal on Skipwor From this viewpoint, therefore, it means that the docter’s skill In pre hecipriliarii ae y ally |i# more important to note the e 7 wih eared se ee aris |i ee ee IN DEMAND toad tp G0 ergyere Ge te TO-NIGHT CHAMPION JIU JITSU EVENT err, | selections om the regular srogram compounding. RAVEN ORUG CO, | |e eaal as Retween PROF, TOKUGORA Vr | GhORGE BRAUN (ROP vroved delixhtfully | stein's Melodie in F, Mendelssobn’s 1416 Becona Av. — ‘ of Tonia, dagen AND | of Sun Franciaco | “ ppontancous he! Spring Song, Nevin’s Narcissus. Seat Two in Turse Fale ie | Sean pn Copley s ore reaper Si Get aban Three vacancies for every com-| WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY 1s] SEATTLE THEATRE, FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 12 Conta as nce|rently popular. These numbers | " ‘yer ewe hy found rea and widespread appre-| and is capable to enter Into a field | System"; practical and simplified ‘ incing, the ‘ " . he Wletutes, the” bens + thea pt grey we ve of unlimited possibilities—and on| methods of personal tuition at Niles cele sing | wstade dient 1f Woeth ho lena bi | qualification he will be assured of | small cost. Open day and evening, / we 2 TODAY'S STYLES TODAY go to| necessary for them to go into the} | © ucrative position,|9 a. m. to 9:20 p Shepherd Kir of| cellars of the town to hear the|* Consenial and lucra’ D a | m. t p. ™. events of th Wednes- Prices, 260 ¥ i petent operator, who can qualify | easy to learn by the “I. L. of W. T ey liked and a chance to travel and study. | Men and women who have a » eivores the best of} | | ae ee er ee eee ANY ech), Rare Values i in Militar Ca es tt ~ . ‘ove , as “9 trimm dd with raid and ore ass buttons raced 318 0 camer became know e of Vigtor rbert's Po hae fe doing this trip: of the ¥ ulue iat ween. winibneiita ererore ov 811.50 hat Ho * ompositions, a Massenet suite and INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF rye aie, I : hy Setress Who way er-popular Merr wives | big Pacific Mall Liner “Korea i shen R Cl A S Anot bir S long, made of chiffon broadcloth and diag , pogg ; The whole concert | WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY E I onal serges, trimmed with gold braid and buttons; others in per Lady HOF ul, nud that. to be| There are others Just as capabl pene A a, don aebtration Roms Renna |s 1a week from Sunday should] but the whole trouble is they are Aronde of the White Bldg WA le editor of ’ ne still more so. . tc Seattle, Wash eee" more 40, letiiog bis. cypdrtunition pes a Ban | | Princess Dresses Pleasingly Priced Booth ts now tra Emma Bunting. them by Phone Main 692 These are exceptionally dainty 8, charmingly made, Beg egets her health, ana ere's nothing to. It—whenever | ———— THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11 serge, tight f ng and strictly princess models; $2 Pment, asband du vs Emma Bunting ts on the Ol D HA { Sil Hilers Recital Hall, Third and Ur ty, 816 p.m At ne henge : ‘ paenc e box office brigade pull No i require MBs um of ry) a panepbaer en MARTIN &CO. oe érity grin ; ; ~ oo at the Grand theatroll ser eau av, Opp, Reset coves. [| AM hinds, dyad, steanet, resiok-| wits ; ee New Arrivals in Sweater Coats py Printed a cs terday when Miss Bunting, in ea and retrimmed according to the | Romanze,” op. 41 We have just received a large assortment Ming tate ve x vers,” gamiboled forth i Hig rade Gloves ’ NORY ¢ | PIANOEA Coats in both long and short lengths and attractty ved ¢ ample applause. Th Bank Boliding 2, (a) “Adoration”... Borowski en «. Price rete ea Genoa. Her hi; garment, but |b New . Yate 1819, | (b) Andante ffom Violin t OO to $10.00 10 Americ . ‘ wit Rene DO YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, | CF cndoissBh ey 4 rp tigi ‘ ma Bunting they want Y. JRENT OR EXCHANGE CASH Min ; USE OUR CREDIT CONVENIENCE Oiffcrent ees elcome F per REGISTERS? with PIANOLA Ascompen Stania.“Beons Try this easy way of buying; you will be surprised #0 faF retuned to A may set F orn.a8 : p ment | oe yt ee simplicity and convenience tt affords, There is no extr yy thapsodie No. 6 wat ' N either, f iccommodation bonbonish stuff EXCLUSIVE MIL ape Stk , peegt ‘in ‘ch aracterization of isaa AY o X and Ean Goc k emarkable portrayal Postoffice. Ind. Uh: " ‘" by e, Wash ae ie: , eae eae es : iedtbeigsige” “gene Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. J dap the table for more Stare WS, Third a . , § 10 THE ®BHOEMAKER, H Music P {0 Kurope ‘kel, Joe! Slocum, wax not The pride of every ‘ Sous U 0 or himself. 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