The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1909, Page 3

HOUSE FOR AU Charles R. Allen Says He! for a Shubert Playhouse There. Beck Spends a Fortune on His Orchestras. eeeeeeereerir rs bs AMUSEMENTS THIS WEEK. * * MOORE—Wright Lorimer in * “The Shepherd King.” *% ALHAMBRA— George Faw cett In “Dr, Jekyll and Mr Hyde GRANO—Emma “Lena Rivers.” SEATTLE-—The company (9lst formances) in bler of the West,” except rriday night. Friday, Jiu Jitsu Match LOIS — The company performances) tn “Zaza.” PHEUM—-Wm. H. Thomp-. son & Co. and Vaudeville. MAJESTIC-Sydney Deane Co. and Vaudeville. PANTAGES—Herb and Dogs. Bunting tn Russell-Drew Del (100th Lawrence to 110th ° & tt Cates ee BY J. W. SAYRE. terete eee eee eee HEN you mention the show businéss to Charles R. Al Y y len these days his hand tn stinctively brings forth his check book to prove that he is no longer an actor. Allen in the old days was the champion scenery-eater of the northwest. He has worried more heroines and committed more stage murders than any three or dimary heavy men. In the Charile Taylor stock days here, whenever the bill called for an unusual amount of slaughter, Allen was jsent for to do the killing with neat ness and dispatch Allen wads last seen here in ti. [Frawley presentation of “The Spollers,” at the Lota, Shortly after that he moved to Vancouver and became a realty magnate. He cleaned up $40,000 In eight weeks’ jtime in the Prince Rupert excite jment. In a letter I received from {him today he encloses a clipping lshowing that he has under con letruction a joverlooking the bay at®Vancouver | He says “The building when complete | will stand us between §75,000 and | $80,000. 1 guess that aking the show business. I am also after a |double corner here, and if I land ft |will build a theatre for the Shu berts and Russell & Drew, if we can make satisfactory arrange ments. He was} and | severely bruised both legs lat once removed to a hotel | Placed under a doctor's care. Lewis made many friends |during his long season at the tle with the Nellis. here | | The Orpheum Road Show. | One of Martin Beck's pet hobbies jis the Orpheum Road Show latest of these touring aggrega tions has this week been made complete by Manager Beck's selec | tion of the dramatic number, a one jact playlet called “A Bit of Old Chelsea.” | In the role of the flower girl there will be seen Ida O'Day, who was }last season with Arnold Daly | The Orpheum Orchestras. | And speaking of Martin Bock's hobbies, another one is the effici ency of his several Orpheum or |chestras, Beck has always given the orchestra the dignity of a post {tion on the program, assigning to opening selection the letter “A.” This means that he wants and ex pects his audience to listen to that opening selection with the same at tention that th |ville act following it words, the orchestra is ets on the bill o make the orchestra more than |merely ineidental, Beck has tn creased its numbers in every Or in America. He has a step further and laid other of the In one pheum house now gone out the 5,000 heum of cost for new expenses for the orchestras during the sea 1909-10. This will cover of added musicians, new and organs, kettle drums w music. ne Shuberts Sending Three Companies A New York dispatch says that the Shuberts are sending Charles Cherry and his company, the Billy” company and a “Girls” com. pany this week in @ special train out of New York. The dispatch ntloned slates Cherry for San Francisco, “Girls” for Portland and Billy” for ttle The destinations are evidently omewhat mixed, Cherry 1s to me here and the other shows will to the southern towns, “Billy \l follow Cherry here at the Al hambra Doc Slocum, the Seattle magi clan, and a party of four other audeville entertainers will tonight 1 for Prince Rupert to fill a two engagement in that elty Zaza” wrence le iw breaking all of the Del records for business at this week, Is Negotiating for a Site. Sheldon Lewis Fractures) His Shoulder — Martin big apartment house | The | ¥ give to the vaude-| enormous appropriation of | MAY BUILD A VANCOUVER GOEL AND DREW | | EDNA GOODRICH Nat Goodwin le to 8 French Drama Next & ‘ORPHEUM'S AST VACUUM RESOUNDS WITH RISIBILITY ACCORDING _ TO ONE BOYDEN REITER'S ROOST REITER ATES ITS USUAL RIOT oF] RECORD-BREAKERS. } | BY EDDIE BOYOEN. Hist! And know ye That (1) the Tithe Givers who Clustered in the Big Hut yester day joyed up. And (2) most of the like | / stuph didn't make a Nolse & Monodic Meas. Q. BE. D.: Over most of the course | we that peculiar involun | tary which sudden merri | ment excites | Now then: When the ld of Joy Pew Proprietors? me other than Bob Adame 0 Bob Alden. The Adame youth \is the same feller who leaped into the glare because he had the gray |matter to supply features for “A Stubborn Cinderella,” “The Girl | Question” and other musical come dies. The Banzai Bunch cottoned to the boys immejet. Even after the Bobs Twain Jearned their cookies the outfront ers almost refused to entertain an jadieu. Piantes and vocalics ar | proffered in profusion by this pair, | For a finish they employ a. “chill | chili bean” yodei yodel which ts Ib- erally lacquered with lafts. Accept it: Bob jon Merriment They deserved the |Sheldon Lewis Severely Injured.|bokay which Kid Herman passed Scisationsa this’ shane villain aane| Oter he bathe, ‘The act sate tt the his” in a way not provided for in| eal Rumble ; |the tines. Such additional. punish-|_From the | time William =H Iinent befell Sheldon Lewis’ while | TRompeon, powerful (real) mag rehearsing in “Idols” in New York | B¢t (also real), pai from t Hast week, While making a stage| paddock, lovers of artistic merit fall, he fractured his shoulder and} "#4 thelr Inning Also from the time William H |jJammed his personality dowa our |throats and made us like it, willy }nilly, until his al-ki bow, ft was a moat choice exposition Mr Thompson, along with Lauretta Allen and Fred J. Webber, do {t In a sketch they call “The Pride of jthe Regiment.” You'll have to do |a few Marathons ere you encounter something as shiny. Most of the time you just sit and drink it in minus demonstration. Which, I take it, {s real appreciation of real art. William, go to the head of the class. Just how James F. McDonald | happened into Choice Co. is not dis- |cernible. For James F. is excess ively punk. Notably, one of his songs positively shrieks for the guillotine. Mr. MeDonald is about an exciting as krokinole. He has one fair song, but, laway! the re mainder hit ua ike a mildewed almanac of 1892. Use holystone, Jeems. Mins Mabel McCane ta a vivacious jlittle Vesuvius, And when she erupts she is a Resounding Rap. One of Mabel's labial lilts stubbed lite toe, But she finished on the chin strap. All told, Mabel ts nigh as good as nine nips of negus. | Paul Kleist pried the lid off with fliusions plus music which were | different Mr. Kleist has some stuff which caused many of the | Ticketed Ones to vocal the seventh letter of the alphabet, | Dan Quinlan and (he’s the hot stuff for theirs In “The a laughter-laden |which they were | Nberal hand claps The Hirschoff Siberian Troupe pulled Russian folksongs and. bar |barous dances which lacked cord | pulling ability But remember the two Bobs—they're Kellar Mack Town Topica) 4 Traveling Dentist,” luraloo. For awarded not th William H. there! and Majestic. comedienne who knows how, She scored heavily yesterday The Nat Nazarro troupe bate work ike beavers, and ac of aero: pm piish much, They unload a lot of tricks which have not been seen here before. And the tricks that ir Her in al Jar was jolted off who pleased the/ Adams and Bob| Alden hold a jug-handcled Mortgage| chap who used to write} There's a hot little sketch down at the Majestic this week. It's called “A Christmas on Blackwell's Island,” and there's plenty of wit and good singing on tap Max Duffek, the “Man Upside Down,” does a lot of funny stuff which his auditors catch Wilson and De Mondeville pro yide another laughter in the skit} “A Thanksgiving Eve.” Gertie srett is an Australian THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMB 1909 | |have been geen here are tremend: | W'Winging and talk. They are dle |ously_ well done Uinctly good. Herhort'« down. are | aSQQNUUTTTTTTINNHIA IMT Sr TTT //23 | Leop Rogeo was on the Orphoum | wall trained and do a bunch of c— |time last season, and he a back | Cheyer tricks, | ofa Sh fe Ah ga 5 le laa atl =| Again, Just As good as over, Rogeo's| Melon Lowe sings of | jspectalty i imitations of musical] Giildhood Days" to ap be ® instruments, He fe known as the | plause | Human Orchestra, Hee more wes | = than deserves the title, But the jbest thing on the bill is the “jail Beattie Breaks ite Record. | | toh f, really {# worth double| Although the Seattle theatre ts the price of admisaton adoustomed to big Sunday business | me battered ite own best previous | Pantages. he" last seat which could posstb sly weeene and Adams open a good} be sold under the standing room A CRAVENETTE that will shed water is a winte | pill at Pantages theatre this w law was old at 1 Dp. m ’ eC ' “ UGE Sound co Armed with fresh songs and cle for the matinee performance, 1 hour ph er | i the | Puget spd A country. - Ous yr THE DENTAL COM- patter, they furnish a good op and 15 minutes before the curtain cam snne. DSNSE DESH 80 Ate Ae the present Coyne and Tinlin are hefty acro-| went up, The evening house was season. We have them in all the fabrics, all the stripe | bata and hand balancers. Most of | sold out at 7:25 | and mixtures and in sizes to fit all, | BINE IN 1903 thelr work in fast as chain light On Friday evening of thia week, | ning, and when they say good-bye| while the two fiu jiteu gentlemen | they are followed by a whirlwind | get together on the mat at the Se | rage of applause. jattle, Russell & Drew will send James R. Waters, in Hebrew| Dick French and his troupe of BY EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D.S. 1. B. characterizations, pinks the bulls-' trained actors over to Bremerton to | 713 FIRST AVENUE € He also brings something | present "The Fatal Wedding.” Man | new for him—an Italian character! ager French has played Bremorton | | * zation, Mr, Waters is there with before, and always to big houses |, In my Jast article I made quotas pagent rel tlor d recited facts which were Deltorelli and Giiaseando burtle (na Wallace Hopper, thorough a + Sle aa st pee crmeee to. forth in a funny musical act which | ly disgusted with her disastrous ex- | t th ly of Dentletry is earned several nereams, Eddie’ perience, fs home again and will| f ted t t Redway, the small chap, and Ger at once be seen in a new musical | nd. 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This offer ts of in terest to every home-maker, gnd we will be glad to you all parttodiars, I | {| | | « changing from cacineiinonianey | y peer Three vacancies for every com TELEGRAPHY in| coat for fair or « great $15 petent operator, who can lity | easy to learn by the “I. 1. of W. 7 a nt. Pric :, jand is capable to enter inta a field | Syan prac and simplified Cravenettes in the Good values as low jot unlimited possibilities—and on | tethods of fp tuition at as $12.5( qualification he will be assured of | dmall coat. 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Other J] MEN ONLY. | T—AM Stor Features—7 | CHAMPION JIU JITSU EVENT | Between {| prow. RA 1rO| ‘ pan | AND | SEATTLE a Sr VRIDAY EVENING, NOV, 12 | General Admission Re: d Seats, $1 and'$2 i $8 | ? eS and was more stud- state * 4 graduate than tho grade rds in the upon the of the Board, a card joard and, raise ke oath before examined, and and and wed to be room (Star chamber) all algne with the Dental Tzars, I was handed " * called a Code of Ethics, ct to sign and swear to, ovided as follows: “It nal to resort to publie cardi hand bills, post- signs calling attention to or lowness of price,” n general ru) members of ye profes- ticing In the same locality *, it is unprofer- rable to depart Dentists are same time itions per- quacks, and it is thelr hten and warn the pub- to them.” ct provided as follows: MENT. It is hereby agreed have been by and between Edwin J. Brown, party of the first part, and the Washington State Board of Dental rs, party of the second part, ows ws. The party of the first part has made application for exam- nation by the w hington Dental Board, party of the second part, un- in said law provide it is hereby the said Brown n of his B examinat issued to hi lition ‘pre tistry with full of ethics which onal Dental urthermore practi Jopted by jation, an » Dentistry cord and under all the rule This stove is the best wood | and regulations that may be adopted |b: i n State Denta burning heater made. Scien —— SIST ON A NEW York site! ation oF by (The Dental Beare ~ 1 Ne of the second part, an | tifically gned, every Pp een ane ale ae yor imite, | J. Brown sexprensly agree: 1 on re e' '0' ace 0 r any violation of th n sible particle of heat value is | | he Newport business without extra cost; 10c and | Dental Association hgh iF secured from the fuel. Its ntal Board to secure an Ring up A 3615 Main 183: njun 2 preventing him from heavy construction and “all CAFE & GRILL | Prom pt dwivecy ‘ns area. ys practicing Dentistry in the Btate of the way to the top” lini FIRST AND MADISON, One trial, one test. Goodbye to a sah " the rest S WHEREOF, the ndét only makes it possible for RESELL in office, 219 Marion sireet. [Parties hereunto have set their “¢ > be apes wr APOE notte ands day ¢ pee the COLUMBIA «to retain j ene and’ sworn’ to’ before ‘a the heat, but also lengthens fj AMUSEMENTS, | AMUSEMENTS. the life of the stove many ff} ae mie oe years. We guarantee the CO ALHAMBRA THEATRE |! Moore Theatre MBIA to hold fire 24 husgell & Drow, Manamere Seattle's Le hours without replenishing This Week, Matinces Wedneada , Thursday i gag fuel, Made in four sizes, | MR. GHORGE FAWCET Otters Tacoma wi # like tne one wiced $9.50 to $17.50, a r . w © Dental Board priced $9.50 to $17.50, and | «DR. JEKYLL AND MR. TEYDE” In the Spectaci far more insulting and over- sold by us on terms of | Groat Cant and Production shea beg Poe 1] Searing, ax B ban pl fPlonins ag . Nights—6¢ 3 1 || stra at prevented me from ‘4 cs 0c to $1.0 Evenings, to $1 Jsenting Insult with a thrashing of $1 NOW AND $1 WEEKLY || Mati to $1 to $1.04 ne whose insinuations earned ‘him his physique would not per- pL pwas the only Dentist who efused to sign this notorious vd and vic fous contract, and 1 hed ra to make it known to the 1 ie {a Why spotters, sples, appers and bloodhound dogs and reeping things have been and. are ow sent to my offices for the pur= ising the comb I know that men tn high office and of 8 ed rank say that 1 use harsh and vulgar methods, and I say to t I am not a uk nor & rward, and Tam going to give the people the facts tor La Follette said: “The |State of Washington is ruled by a criminal ring.” Bile is nothing new tow und [am trying to help ot ers to drive e of the fr abit Combine EDWIN n Block CHILDREN’ EYE TROUBLES reful attention Bring them in for if you suspect charge’ very Given special ana by our spectalint, ap examination trouble. 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