The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1909, Page 5

| the NTHESIONB nN Cammy PSS SSMuACE BROWNLOW AC Who Sang Here the San Francisco Company Disap- From His Home. ; Deserted Wife and hild Believe That He Come Back When; Money Is All Gone. | eee eo BUSEMENTS THIS WEEK. ** i—Geo. M Cohan in be Yankee Prince IBRA—Dark “The Land of Nod.” The Russell Drew y (150th to 159th pees) in “The Girl } | Lawrence » 177th per A Gtided / (167 } > te JUM—Arturo Bernardi, artist, and vaude- Seeeeeeeeeee eee eeeeeee ees | -—~Boganny . troupe, and vaudeville. r S—Mile. Mirma, dt ‘Bhd vaudeville. COMING WEEK. jam H, Cfane in and the Boys.” Dark. ot he Man the ” [The Russell-Drew iy (160th to 169th ts ) in “Shadows the Hearth.’ ‘The Del Lawrence com {178th to 188th per- ) in “A Message Mars.” EUM—Julius Steger & in he Fifth Com- nt,” dnd vaudeville, ESTIC--George B. Reno His Misfit Army and i’ of Petroffs Ani reus and vaudeville. * * * * * * * * * * * 7 * * * * * * * * * * > * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *! a! 2 SPREE EERE EE report that Wallace low, the comic opera refully collected all the| him from all sources and ared, leaving behind utely penniless, a wife and o know e, however, thinks that he| back to her. his money runs out ana| he will return,” says | wife, cheerfally | is well known all over! "For some time he was with the Tivoli Opera} own inthe city. He sang} Grand with Frank Healy's SPeiieisco Opera company in| of 1908 and 1909. He} voice and when on. his} behavior made a good impres B bis audiences. Brownlow layed the Am Butterfly” Opera company sang the} opera at the Grand } the most interesting the theatrical profession | hak been that waged | DIM courte by Florenz Zieg- | Bee services of Jack Nor-| fafa Norah Bayes. Ziegfeld Ong suft, and the court | and Bayes|- for work gotten them again, decided not to use Dut to retain Eva Tanguay Mead in “The Follies of jorworth to Ziegfeld Want for Christmas. Pantaces—His new ton—-A few more Drew—Rigger A little more De Haven n per cent dn get back To collect that Lydia Pink t of auto. D “Seven Da Donnella oi wier A girl - | Note Pr ha a ae | aw FDESERTING. HS FAMILY WALLACE BROWNLOW | Opera Singer ts Said to Ma: lected Fund: RR Ree “Three Twine” has lively time since it appeared & here at Clifford, the Yama-Yama Girl, te being followed Southern California by a per- sistent wooer, the Crowe once kidnaped. In Oak land the mother of one of the chorus girts died nardino a chorus girl were married. Los Angeles another chorus had to sheriff for chorus man threatened to kill Jr, girl know just how the new house was stunt The two had jt all made up amfiWe@*for insanity THE STAR—TMURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1909 agent fled, and It took a nd influ | st Hnanced on an $800 walary. Look-|to have a warrant iasued for the| A policeman took Van in charge —— Ing bout him cautiously, the poll:| arrest of aymond Hite ik, | the eee ——~ | tlotan replied charged with being so funny and ne J of explaining CUSED | Well, Felix, Tl toll you, if you! exerting such malicious ayimnl|encbet# effect Van's relonse || XMAS—1909 XMAS—1909 pria and and Disappe: eee eee ee * had a® Moore. Beasie all over John Cudahy, youth whom Pat In San Bers musician and a ! : “ Net, appeal to the protection, as a iene AiedinMnMindln tie Aietintndn tintin tata tntintatadiad Her Tailored Linen Waists .. Chine Waists Taffeta Waists, in a large as- No more delay now row; you will find oe te. An ample sales force is our prices are right. too. $3.00 to $5.50 Messaline or Crepe de "$5.00 up anne te was also in Sitk Petticoats, in attractive washout or two. Life is just one darned colors . $6.75 up thing another, on the Capes and Princess Dresses, road big show from . 815.00 up SERRE RHEE REE Ee Sam Rork, manager of Billy Pelix Sunday him,| Man of th played in this Most of the theatrical peo-| long that he is unconsciously study Brownlow believe | ing politics wherever he goes. has gone for good this time. | Philadelphia, Raynore jsend Christmas regards to all their | Seattle friends tror James Netll and Edythe Chapman {also send Christmas greetings from | The Land Nod." is confined to his bed at . Butler Annex, with a severe at Sets, jtack of muscular rheumatism. nery and Viola Keene m Brooklyn, N. ¥. y on Politics. will be “back here} old role in “The} Haney has political drama so XMAS—1909 | XMAS—1909 XMAS—1909 XMAS—1909 XMAS—1909 XMAS—1909 XMAS—1909 Umbrellas, from Suits, Coats, Fur Coats, Fur $1.00 to) $10.00 Sweater Coats or Millk- at reasonable prices XMAS—-1909 Come In Tomorrow The Last Shopping Day Before Christmas only one day left in which to do your shop ping. Have you remembered everybody? mor If not, come in sure to sure to please—something appro 1ere to serve you with the most de- Sirable suggestions for economical shoppers we will remain open until 10 p.m. to accommodate you. Ask to Use Our Free Credit Service There is no extra cost whatever for this convenient accommodation, You may just as well use this service to assist you with the balance of your funds are low about this time; then you will appreciate the assist- ance of this liberal convenience. 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May This Xmas Be a Merry Ove XMAS—1909 your $1.25 to $2.50 in newest effects 1909 XMAS— odoriferous kind, he ran across | will let it go no further, My wife | magaetiem that he forced Van to |g & friend who had just served al and I decided to get along without|do all sorts of strange things he | year in the logisiature for & ealary| a servant this year didn't want to do. = of $800, Neverthele nut of thin] The two went into court and ap $800 salary Hane und that bis] | plied for the warrant, Ingtead of a ii friend had saved wh to put up} Billy Van's Brilliant Stunt the courtroom doubling up with \ god furnish a ¢ brown stone Billy B, Van and his press agent | laughter and the reporters hurry front as a new home for hi |together got Van into serious trou. | ing off to got out extras, the judge — family blo in New York last week through, scoWled and ordered Van commit Haney was naturally curious to} trying to pull off a new publicity |ted to Bellevue hoapital to be ex 606I—-SVWX 606I-SVWX 606I-—-SVWX 606I-SVWX 606I-—SVWWX 606I-—SVWX 606I—SVYWX all child’s rockers at actual half price! —for immediate disposal of entire stock of child’s rockers— about a thousand—come tomorrow and select any one on show at actual half regular price! |half price, $1.25 |half price, $1.50 half price, De regular price $2.00 child's arm rock- er, exactly Mke picture; cane neat regular price $2.25 regular price $3.00 half price, 9D¢ ke : regular price 93.00 child's reed rocker. solid oak child’s rocker, extra | exactly like pic | strong 004; exactly like picture ture #olld oak child’s | rocker, exactly like and picture; solid seat Mi S HNN II SE HOLATILO half price, $1.75 jhalf price, $1.25 half price, $1.50 | lar hs A regular price 93.28 | _Tepuiar price $2.50 —fine little child's | embossed leather reed arm chair or | ette panel back and rocker, exactly like | seat; Just like pic picture. | ture half price, 9O¢ regular price $2.00 ~child’s Morris rocker, mis- sion style, weathered oak; lke picture. regular price $3.00 solid oak child's rocker, exactly like picture. | \ | half price, $1.25 regular price $3.00 just Mike picture, child's arm rocker, up holstered seat half price, $1.60 ;- regular price $3.25 ehiid'’s reed arm chair or rocker, @x- actly lke picture. solid 0 * oak | _—_— TACOMA Second Avenue, at Pine Street | And OUR CUSTOMERS Constantly ~ ADVERTISE US Come and see what WE have, let us quote you OUR prices, then go ELSE- | WHERE and compare OUR: prices. with LIKE QUALITY and you’ll COME BACK and BUY of US. 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