The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1909, Page 3

a aemeeed EM SNES Managers Will Secure a ck Houses in n City. Collier Is Elmer Se- op Con- Announced TT eee THIS WEEK. week, except “King Dodo Symphony weond = Sym Cherry in C mt Lorimer in The and the Lawrence to idle “Brown of ce Bind “Long and and Vande ‘The Tyrolean Vandevilie. BL eeeeee eo ‘4. W. SAYRE. by ‘by @ realization managers the dramatic feild and Alex vandeville field Mt announcement stace | cireait.” Ac Own atory, the (wo Who have « ™ San Fran i, Are to estab k houses which d, Seattle, Chi Denver and any rwise specified Belasco and Mor. im the Hotel Astor, in | & great time giv As no harm is ds them amuse. dobject. But as they say, that is No playhouse is jHeusing purposes at B@reasonable figure tn i, Portland or Salt Masco and Morosco and build play eities on such a Maintenance of high les in opposition organizations Mey haven't the manager. I give them credit ‘explanation is pos Patting forth the M8 feeler, just as ri his vaudeville hope that some ange! And offer to bulld at has amassed a lot and hard work to spend it quick — Is Dead. comes the news @esth by heart dis Alien Collier, wife of aver, the comedian. She Old and a native of A year or more Pf from her hus. her home on their Tork estate, retiring Allen was well known in first came here with Gilller, in “Hoss and Years ago, and it f. Smooth, Dictator. ne Her manee here was | the lat ve year met & member of the old fo “Forget d aw critic Providence Will fn all proba 4M theatre to th York playbous: — a Concert Program * Hadley of the Orebestra tod. bn PORFaM which | wore next Sunde second concert i It is as foilc T | $ I the World,” ¢,., seers Herbert Lohengrin eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee that are on the! fn the show busi-| i 4 MOUSCO HAVE PED ONE GRAND TOE r FERNANDA ELISCU Roumanian Actress, Who Ig Now! Featured In “The Third Degre CORPHEUM YEARNS FOR THE LAUGH-DESIRERS -THIS WEEK, HE SINS FOUR FLOODS LIVE UP TO THEIR NAME IN THE _MAT- TER OF THE AMOUNT OF JOLLITY THEY PUT OVER. 1 } ns When a Provider puts in 10 or 12 hours Prying It away from the pub-| lic, History Recorda that he be-| comes Peeved if Sitpped a Bunch ot Aurifero#s Burnt Clay when he sinks Into a Morocco at night for} a Session of Snickers. It is e’en| 80. Rather would the Bread Winner cachinnate exceedingly and forget the World, the Flesh and the | Devil. | This being so, dyemoind this: 1 |figure if a Human Being can sép- arate his system from one large \laff per day he scores on Old | Father Time. Very well, then: If you would be} jRot Bumblebeed and would fain} Whooperup, shape your course for | Port Orpheum. And after you contribute to the | croupter? | Well, for a six-cylinder, self- lubricating shout The Four Floods | jeapture the cookies. They do it via acrobatics. They commit as-| jsault and battery on your risibill ties and leave you lying limp. You ean lay to it that they are the | Largest Laff of the Layout, From thelr “Army Advent” to their | Frenzied Finish the Foolish Pour | hit us squarely between the optics. jis there anything wrong about/ them? Uh, uh. The Four Floods| are skilled workmen, and ff you {have a Howl in your system, they'll jimmy it away from you. Another Caloric Cut-up shows up in the person of John Birch. Arm- ed with nothing but hats, John puts on a “melodrammer” ali by his lonely. Said “melo” has all the Component Parte of a Yell. He ts hero, heroine, villain, aged banker, | and the mob all rolled in one. And/ Jobn is most shoutiferous. Miss Florence Bindley, the “Baby” Bindley of other years, hurtles forth as an exponent of cheerful chants. And you may ac cept it as the plain unvarnished, Miss Bindley {s an Animated Artt n. She springs songs of Recent Vintage along Pianics and a Ses jsfon with the xylophone. For a finish Mise Bindley veers into view arrayed in that “diamond” dress. Some entertainer fs that Bindley person. Eva Taylor is back once more. This time she is responsible for| society lawfs in a well-scened | sketeh, “Dreamona.” Before Mine | Taylor arrives, Lawrence Grattan | and Earl Ford do a Mcintyre and Heath “hunger” bit. The act's! finish has locomotor ataxia. The/ sketch is novel but lacks lines A dog and pony act, including several rare canines, Russian wolf hounds, is notable for the high jumping which said hounds pro The Bulbous Boss of the} Bow-wow Bunch is Mise Stella H.| Morrisini. There's a fox terrier in the canine collection who causes a| ripple by pulling a high jump. Rosa Roma, the violin virtuoso, all smiles, teeth and tunes. Al-| though she does not make a noise like Nonette, still she makes the reury climb well up the Or im thermometer The bill is opened by Myers and | with soso exhibitions of throwing. Myers does one good bit when he keeps 70 feet of the afr auditor said rope throwing, t amusing.” Hee-Haws, Birch-Flood re worth all the n America. EDDIE in As on : “There's a but it don't over. combination patent medi the BOY DEN. Mal ng and estic Idalene Cotton \ let, “The Bank he Thief,” at the Majestle. | ¢ is put on in finishe rewarded with d form | | ad and Flo Grierso: thelr own and the good Les Jun are fast work stunts tet 1 of make rists id balancing nm “ll, “That Party. in os & crazy makeup and 1% how! of delight, Hie COBS COBS songs and patter furnish one of the | laughs of the bill The Thrée Keltons do a mustoal turn which is stamped with worth The little girl of this trio is a clever | dancer and a musictan as well Myrtle Byrne does sharpshooting which sharpahooting, It's thriller, She shoots everything from the heads of two wanist Ante except their hair, The bill is worth watching ie a Pantages dominates the bill at atre this week, The n Sextette made a deep tm wsion yesterday and it in safe that the mustctans will Muntc Pan | Ty pr to say favorites all during their Seattle en Kagement. Fischer and Burkhart Sing dozens of the former's compo aitions Burkhart does well with charac tor songs and Fischer earne: round after round of applause with one song, Three Lucifers do high kicking and dancing which differa from the ordinary stuff Moore and St Claire are seen in & laughing sketch, Grenyon and | his blockhead family are novel Ventriloquial act, and Mile. Emerie and Mons. Silvern work on the Ro man rings in a ploasing manner The moving pictures display scenes On @ cattle ranch which are | so familiar to Westerners. T. M. Ave to Celebrate. An open social session for theatrical le of the ety dents and visitora—will be by the Theatrical Mechanical ciation at the T. M. A. hall, on Third av. Thursday night, begin ning at 11 o'clock. Dancing, refresh ments and vaudeville perform | Ances will be on tap the rest given ARKO Maude Fealy will probably appear in “Divorce” tn New York before long T. Dante! Frawley, now tn New | York, is soon to leave for Winnl peg with his new stock company The dress rehearsal performance “Antony and Cleopatra,” at the Ww theatre, at New York, ran un-| tl five minutes to 1 o'clock ‘vy A new cigar made in a new way containing to bacco. COBS 9 FOR 15c Cigar is rough but the taste} is smooth. The money {s all! in the tobacco. Havana Nothing goes into looks or labels. COBS 9 FOR 15c If the same quality of leaf} were rolled into a fancy shape you would have pay 10 cents for every one of the nine| for which you 15 cents. COBS to now pay (My United Press.) LOB ANGEL Nov. 16.--Al though neither he nor his attorneys | have r official information of the dropping of the anarchy charge that was preferred agains him, L. 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THE STAR E LARA WILL KEEP UP FIGHT Nagel, | the federal department of com ‘ee and labor, had decided that! evidence was ineufficlent to i at an official hearing, Lara declared “When my bondamen are re U be free to take up what now | wet be my life work, the libera a iMiteracy, superstition and sla To this my life will be de | ted my friends that the mitts | even though seem insufferably slow at I thank them from the bot. | for all that has | me and my cause.” | of bis arrest D en done for At the time expects now to continue his | parations for thin trip, and will nounce his itinerary In the near Immigration Inapector Ridgway! * not yet received official notifi tion of the dropping of the charge | ainst De Lara. | wy | may have amputated| but who dares say he his buttermilk Fatrbanks eut off cock Prof. Steve The man who guaran- tees to tench Tn to dance. PRIVATE with lay and sveping muyate and assemblies Few hand phones. Are You Going to The Star’s Theatre Party for Ladies, Buccessor to D. 8. Johnston Co. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 190 ison alent | making \ Records for you In what other way can you hear so cheaply and so comfortably such an array of talent as that engaged in making Amberol and Standard Records for the Edison Phonograph. To mention only a few of these star enter- tainers, whose records are the joy of thous- ands, there are: Mabel McKinley Grace Cameron Albert Spalding Vesta Tilley Nat Wills Harry Lauder Ada Jones Marshall P. Wilder There are several good records from eacn of these and a hundred others that you can hear at the dealers and own and hear in your own home for a trifle. Fi Edison Grand Edison Ph ‘There and hear end Amberol Records euler of from us. nGtandard Recorfs + + + m Amber eraphs # NOleon Aealers everywhere Kdison Phow: Notional Phonograph Company, 76 Lakeside A Se. | Kecords (twice as long) Me, Opera Records 7s $12.90 to $125.00 Go to the nearest ph play both Edison Standard complete catalogs trom your Oran NJ TALKING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS EILERS Eilers Music Bidg., rd & University. (near ee ae meee met AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ' a rr « Moore ,Theatre /*iy, G0" | Phones #108 Beatties Loading Play tlouse Te i imht xcept Pur Bee ’ Matinee ¢ t ahte The Merry ¢ 1 MING Advanced Vand Bleanor Kent 1 singing Kivon boc to Tonight Mat WHIGHT LOnIVERN “HE stern Prices for thi A action ren the tot Mutn. the to #1 ALHAMBRA THEATRE UVERY ACT A mG PRATURE Main ‘7 ete sys ie oo —- — Night yap siee t “fi to $i 2 | Seattle Theatre we | | EATRE 4: Ind. 4944 LOISTH “fe,” lor the success of some coal dealers when th have to adulterate their Phor All Week with “nnOWN wares with dirt and rubbish fn or- Matinees To- ov der to make weight. Or to “water Wednenday HARVA | their stock,” which effeets the same purpose and defrauds the pur- chaser. We are driving a good PANTAGES THEATRE business in the selling of pure Coal “UNEQUALED VAUDE ¥. that is ALL COAL, and in giving — full weight with our perfect qual- yrolenn Sextette j ity. Let us put you In a sample her & Murkhart | | ton, You are sure to want more. and Six Others | J. W. BULLOCK J Phones 8 STAR T0 GIVE 50 TICKETS TO THEATRE at the Majestic Theatre...........:.. Next Friday Afternoon: at the Majestic at the Expense of This News- We Have Secured Fifty of the Best Seats in the House for Friday’s Matinee. The Ladies Get Them Free. Ten Tickets will be given gut each day this week, up) to and including Friday— One Ticket to each of the first ten ladies presenti Cash Classified Ad amount. ing to 25¢ or more, at the Downtown Office TICKETS TO BE | SECOND AND SPRING “Theatre Beautiful” THEATRE Sulltvan & Considine Family Vaudeville. Week Beginning Monday YRTLE BYRNE & 0O., | World's Greatest hooter | v RSC 406% WHITEHEA noe Laughter, Dancing Beginning ONG and COTTON —Idalene Ranker and the Thief Afternoon, Lady Sharp- Musk FLO | Melody. AND DN, and Box forman 7:16, 9 November THE THRER KELTONS, and Unique Dancing JIMMY WALL, “That Party LBS JUNDTS, European Novelty Prices ne in Black.” paper. The Star thie week will give a theatre party and its guests will be fifty womer There noun of Seattle ig an exceptional bill dat the and Star has of the best seats Friday's matinee an- Majestic theatre purchased fifty in the house for Beginning M of these se every day Friday The first ten women having busi- ness with The Star on Monday and who call at the new Star branch outce No, 1 at 1419 Third av. to transact it, will be given one of these, ay morning, ten be given away and including It will be the same on Tuesday, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Frankly, we wish to show that our new business offices are placed exactly In the heart of the city, where it is easy for you to reach them, and also to demonstrate that the shopping woman, the business Woman and the working woman, as well as the leisurely woman, can find rest and recreation and the time to take them, at a lively, up-to-date vaudeville matinee. So you women of Seattle your want ads to The 15th bring Star branch office No. 1, at 1419 Third av ulllbrists. If you are one of the first ten to call you surely will be given one of the tickets to Friday's big matinee in the “Theatre Beautiful,” and The Star will guarantee you an | afternoon of enjoyment. GIVEN OUT ONLY FROM The Star Branch Office THIRD Av.—] 4 4 O —THIRD Av. REMEMBER—LADIES ONLY We want everybody to become acquainted with our new downtown location—1419 Third av. Got the habit of using Star Want Ads. Eight cents per line of six words. tion on the same day. lar Rates. THE NUMBERS Cm Main 1050 Ind. 441 Our Downtown Office Is for Your Convenience. We Will Take Your Want Ads and Subscriptions at Regu- Ads Inserted Seven Times for the Price of Six Ads taken up to noon for publica- Stel