The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1909, Page 3

cet SOT endent and t impartial other playh has been able to do at the Oliver Girls” on the on on the ith, both shows, and A a ¢ ‘ The Girl at the Helm Marie Cab all Kiaw @ Brlangor okings, ta n the month ayndleate metbing which to the country The month inclw 18th and J Jae just organised his ninth company, to play Canadia WER HAS = 3 CAREER OF DANIE i of iS i Biblical Is Ready for a at Any Time Desi Vaudeville Mag- Combine Against and Considine Applegate Is With _—_ Wreett eee eee INTS THIS WEEK Wright Lorimer King —George Faw Jekyll and Mr ROY APPLEGATE } ) Bunting §'0 * | ActonManager Who le Well Known . ah Drew Here, Returns With Charlie lay (Slat to 99th per om) in “The Gan ithe West,” Saturday . the big men in the new ng Keith, Proctor, Percy Shea, Poli, P. B. Chase THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMB 3 12, 1909 MICHIGAN CLUB TO MEET Michigan \ moeting tr CH MPION Jitu TON Retw SPATTLN THEATIN in Peseetres — Jl TSU AND + FRIDAY EVENING EVENT TONIGHT NOVEMBER 13 : Seattle Will Have the Largest w combination makes no im. H. Thomp neement of its purposes what pand Vaudeville It doesn't have to. Martin! Deane & ek knows that this is just what! He. means Ye Cats Whenever you open your Or pheum in New York City, Mr. Beck, | * | we will throw United vaudeville in-|f} ® to Chicago, San Francisco, § *®\and into every town where there * is an Orpheum just as fast as we! can get the houses And as Beck in pe come on” this coast is apt | some opposition big vaudeville | even if William Morris, the third and independent factor tn the * game, never sends an act across | 4 * | the Mississippt Lorimer in * i King.” * Roy Applegate, manager of the LE—The Rassell-Drew * mma Bunting company during tts 18 to 109th * jong season last year at the Seattle sae “The ®) will be here next ek as the , the’ Bad the */ manager of the Charles Cherry ®\ company at the Alhambra. | sad aes Del * (uth 13h / v to Wiest ®) rt ts very possible ances) in “Brown of @ iy Hicxige, in “The Man From| ® |Home,” a prominent Liebler at Florence Bind- ® jiraction which has just closed in| New York City, will be an early | . ore. sad & ® | hooking at the local Alhambra. | f—The Tyrolean Vaudeville. ING WEEK. week, except “King Dodo. to Symphony second = Sym Buying Sample Chas. Cherry in price chant pays the do away with all ot have; therefore, that Wilitam jf} you make. All stores. * Maude Adams yesterday cele rd brated her 37th birthday *| The attraction at the Grand all} RARRRHRER next week will be Wright Lortmer| in “The Shepherd King,” being SAYRE. jseen at the Moore this week. IEPHERD KING’ Is little vein In a Rubberized ¢ Symphony Program Complete. tain of gold.”| The, program to be played at the| iy Wright Lorimer second symphony concert at the yesterday when I Moore next Friday night was com is opinion there | pleted today by the addition of eal stories which George Hamlin's song numbers. It re ly dramatized | Dow stands as follows iat David had been. of Figaro bi literally filled with Mozart that are rich in Hadley} Me Glement,” was his| | ever thought of writ ‘iitenvo. drama? I.— Andante thought of it, but | Interrr came his reply. | Songs (with orchen' Hel,’ and of course| = ment) (Mfe of that creat char (a) “Btaend Mer acts covering his a da to end. Yes, J in the den of Will not be property No, 1 shall not teil 1.—Allegr in to be worked IL—All these things must HL—Th a people who will pay Iv ome see the play bs And produced! The attraction at the Grand all ft Peel as I get! next week, beginning Sunday night meneré King.’ | wii Wright Lorimer in “The| Fae enaeer handed me | ciepp King,” being seen all 3 oy Newey Po ge this week at the Moore theatre. h 0M this play be Tose on the first} Special Overture, “Marriage Dramatic Aria, “Frar * George Hamlin Unfinished $27.50 to $30 Suits, Coats and Dresses $15 B minor Schubert mphony ‘Suite in F don Phitharm (Firat Perpetual motion Mimi Kent Is Banished. Manager John Cort today the acting manager of his “King Dodo’ to discharge Mimi Kent because she persisted in sing ing on the stage during the per Tebearsed my com. | formance. The company will miss At the Knicker.| Mimi, but she proved a disturbing f the spring ot Clement in the ranks of the organt zation and had to Ko At the performance in lore the opening |!#8t Saturday night, Elear BGid not get a mo.| the prima donna loose one T was on the ge| her best top notes. ml did the the hanging and |*#™me at the same time. The whole} ey bit of scenery and That was Mimi's fin 4. and carrying on the | Dublic and the |. Hereafter, Manager Cort Bothing of the orden | Eleanor Kent will have to when I stepped | Mimi, her French bulldog, 8 the night of Aprij | 2U"9s performances wired | \ re And staged the iy by my own ef Manager. For five Spokane | Hee Whole days and three “ r Kent AMUSEMENTS. Moore Theatre at Last Port Theatre Matinee ouse roared says, | keep | home Emma Bunting is to distribute to the women-in at » at tomorrow's matinee at Grand do mynel the circumstances Presentation who ee ait It seems very possible, as fore-| Lemuhieds ince that 1 cast in this column last week, that Va, Magniticent Pro Mail that ther ce e Orpher m — Leap Be house poker TT cae my own pe > rep! he . 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