The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1910, Page 3

THE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1910 1910 STARTS QFF WITH THREE NEW PLAYS k i MAX F ior AN i TEXAS QUINAN GERTRUDE FOWLER VA WEST RALPH BELMORE VILMO8S WESTONY FLORENCE FULTON BESS); CLIFTON ‘ ; te “Mary Jane's Pa"—-Moore The Gay Musician"—Athamora. In “Beverly"—Grand. “For Her Gake”—Seattle In “Tritby"—Leole. At the Orpheum, At the Majestic At the Pantages. NEXT WEEK'S PLAYBILLS. | PAST PERFORMANCES | AMUSEMENTS. ARDT AESECTED Mises SMe ite ap See ore tes Mary|tinot in “The PawePort.” In 1904 HAM BR Ruperts & DREW, Mare W, Sav-jhe was in the support of Mrs Pa.” which Henry 3 , . alee ST47 2 8 288 Henry EB. Diney The fre Ba ld Third Avenue. He was in the WARNING—-Tickets Purchased From Gidewalk Speculators Will Not MooreTheatre’<" Seattle's Leading Piayhouse Last Time Tonight WM. H. CRANE ur with| Fiske In “Mary of Magdala,” at the N wreK ae iechupton Wie a Sea Vanaet” cleeed Kahaee Be Accepted at the Door. TOMORROW NIGH MAYS, THURS. and SAT. Sa John Cort, and will be utilized here/by Florence Rx in 1905, and MR. JOHN CORT PREGENTS MAX FIGMAN IN HIS LATEST SUCCESS MARY JANE’S PA A COMEDY By Edith Ellis, That Cheered New York for Six Months and Chicago for Three Months Prices Evenings 50c to $1.50; Matinees 260 to $1.00 S Daniel V. Arthur Presents un. The Boys ian. 9 | Marie Cahill | 2:2 THE GRAND ° sex. yd" THE MAN OF THE HOUR SM MAT. TOMORROW gin A. G. DELAMATER AND WILLIAM NORRIS (Inc.) ANNOUNCE The Original Studebaker Theatre, Chicago, Production of GRO. BARK M'CUTCHEON’S Stirring Romance of Love and Laughter “BEVERLY” Dramatized by ROBT. M. BAKER from the novel | age Action Taken Toward the Well Known Harpist, Formerly of “This City. REAR AR AR RR RHR AMUSEMENT CALENDAR THE COMING WEEK In Her New Musical Com edy BORE — Suniay a Fitth Poplar \ on rae and all Eee Mary Jane's Pt ALHAMBRY.— "The Gay Mow! ae y. Ts y and at week, “Beverly Mon ay night, Mme. Sembrich in concert. tompany (176th to ) in “Por He and a company whieh Inclades both|of Kitty rhe Man on the Box . MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY “The Gay Musician"—Alhambra, | played here with Warde & James engagement is for one week. The Tony West hed an eccentric Crawford, The comic op ip by| Was here with James Keane and 9 Great Cast of Principale—Best Singing Chorus in America—T5 Artists York last summer sinee been a member of Zinn’s Nights 806 to $1.68; Matinees 5c to $1.00 | t r , SAM 8 AND LEE SHUBERT (Inc.) PRESENT | Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock | “4 the new Third avenue WEEK : fifth in it ns of popular Bunday {2 1 of the attractions named Ip Mer me fain of ena Sone Sunday | THE TRANSFIGURATION se: include “The Blue Danube” walta,| Y°@AS. was with Amelia Biogham Beats bureday Morning—-S0c to $1.50 The Helr to the Hoo . Noted Soprano ts to Be Heard at Orpheus i Burgmein's suite,| 10° od he Hoorsh” thre Cort and Savage players jand “The Substt _ — * Season's Biggest Comic Opera Success The Alhambra reopened thix af.|JA 189, and has since appeared in udes Texas Guinan, Lottio|Sharacter comedy role in “The Julian Edwards, and had an extend.) With the Brandt Haume comp in the Company—A Great Musical T utiful Girle— ro Travesty company and of the Chas Bt the Moore theatre the Beattie, Nelem Hartley bas also beer concerts. under the direction of age The Dairy Farm Hugr Aad by Strauas;, Goanod's “Queen” of |!®. "The Olimbere” at the Grand in Warke ee ee ‘| Russel! @ T Mars Mme. Sembrich at the Grand Warde, ensther Sen of Fregertak SEA L Phones, Main'43 in conjunction with Max Figiman|has starred her The Marriage Matinee Today—-Tonight—-All Next Week Of hia company, Ernest Warde ternoon with John P. Slocum's| Seattle with bis father, Frederick comic opera, “The Gay Musician,” | Warde, h Richard Mansfield » firet time in this city, The|@ad with Max Pigman Kendall, Roger Gray and Margarot| Dairy Farm” six years ago. He JOHN P. 8LOCUM'S COMPLETE NEW YOUK PRODUCTION ed run at Wallack’s theatre Now /@t the old Third Avenue, and Gorgeous Costumes and Production. Tomorrow's Popular Concert A. Taylor company at the Lyric Symphony Oreheates will give the: bere with Mr. West, her busband STARTING FLORENCE ROBERTS I Henry Hadiey. The program ts to). Helea Lackaye, Figman’s leading JAN, 9 scons MME. MARCELLA SEMBRICH |Sheba” march, Offenbach’s overture, 120% And with Guy Bates Post tx the Grand Monday Night. Pierrot and Plerrette Dusiness M Arthur F Pemyeny (18%b Warde, came here in advance of On Monday ev The Del Tee eee eee eee ee eee eee es ctpals have b ned in the » Io“ : ning of next week. | ph nai “ame i ae at the Grand Opera howse, the to the Heart” and tragedian and Mre Re i © eee = » Since then he has man " ‘ . tours of # number of bi Last Time Tonight, Matinee Today father's companies, of Marie Jao een, of Chas D. Herman apd of Ladies’ Musteal club will present the The Latest Polar Crime {first big artiat of ite winter concert Compared fo the following dis | series, Mme. Marcella Sembrich, the Mite. Nord, the ieee sak vaudeville. logue, Just introduced Into, an noted soprano from the Metrovoll:| Florence Roberta, und has been S d Hu h “Beverly of Greu itark”’’ 28 bypno . n ~ ul she '" ‘ook's | tan pera house, in ow Vo ere e ol on i i ist, and vaudeville on to crime at all. Here|Sembrich is to be accompanied * Pw aw ta” rn Odes ha ows on the eart The Most Effective Drama Now Before the Public —— a Hines Frank La Porge, the ptaniet, and ce wits Staged by Oxcar Bagle. Courtesy of Mr. W WEEK AFTER NEXT This ‘* good wine Francis Rogers. the baritone. Sem i on one iran’ Mabini an its (an. $15) Very good + [brich’s revertoire will include many | 4 Mattie Kendall, one of tbe prima TINEE J. R, Sterling Presents the Artistic Come _- But very stron: ‘ane o © Gay weician S d Ste: s soon — But very stron joperas. har ai the wa tots WEEK BEGINNING WITH MATINE! unday 7 mh “The | and Duty ie bien tb Mie at wetbe | “3 hes Opera company during ite season M S Florence itob aan ae aenyerty” at the Grand. lat the Third Avenue fw 1697. 9x TOMORROW atinee Rose Melville Bames were Tom and le ange Be nel teh tat ago she was the leading OTHER MATINEES THURSDAY AND SATURDAY the exception of Monday night. there n of the Olympia Opera com anuary in “Sis Hopkins’’ Waa oot Gite cad Meat | will be seen Gertrude Powler in &|\ pany at the Grand Russell & Drew Announce That Their Players dramatization of the George Harr! Manager John P. Slocum brought Do not misunderstand me. ThY | MeCateheon novel, “Beverly.” by | Richard Mansfield here 17 years adh cata rege | Robert ot | mond The plot cot \ago, and has since then managed WILL BE SEEN IN A SPLENDID REVIVAL OF jeorns the adventures of an Amer |his own attractions, “The Princes Clarke Now # Glutton. fean gir! in @ mythical principallty |Chic” and “The Yankee Consul,” at The note I made in this coltm@m ign the oastern : — part of Europe./the Grand a week or two ago concerpigg th Pawh Shayne and Raymond Whit . (Direction of Mr. R. BE. French) “The Derby Mas Elmo [UM — Benjamin Cha ia & Co in House. “Lincoin in the Both Phones—5106 Tee eee eee eee eee ee eee SBTIC—Miie Lorn. ad Margaret Crawford, a principal | , : time Harry Corson Clarke 000 §aker will be in the suppor a re eco - mis live om strained honey popes Bae me p as the Maddaleno in Cor a Mae rom rliby"—Lole Rigoletto” and the Ortrud in “Lo ees aha Six Cornel * |that comedian in New York. From! For tne firnt time here in noarty \henerin.” when the Heary W. Sav ve the Lambe’ club Clarke ae three yearn, “Trilby” will be seen |age Grand English Opera company : ArTmasTion® TO FOLLOW. 2|iRt, Story a8 follows, In @ letter | here ail next week at (he Loin. The |sang at the Grand four years ago thet came te me today ny te im four acts, by Paul M MOORE—Blanche Waied in 5 1 wish you id see we H8t) Potter, based on Geo. Du Maurier’s “The Tent,’ Foesth men real food now Pverything 8 nove The firet act te the Latir Concert, David War from soup to mute and | onl¥ Stop | Quarter of Paria, the socond, the Hh oy a was the printer's name. Drop 0 | aetiece’s studio, the third, a theatre ter,” Meintyre & Heath Mme. Marcella Sembrich sang at the Grond be consort otk yeare Soe A Vivid Story of Russian Opp-esion Her pianist, Praok La Forge, has twice been here in support of Mme “Better Than Barticy Campbell's ‘Siber! | Gadaki Nights 16 to 60c; Matinees 100 to 2% the Moore and Hello’ to ™Y | rover. and the inet, the Hotel Br r. Mra. Adele Clarke, who 18] Jane K wit Nave the title £ with William H. Crane. She ie the abrette of our family—won't re “For Her Sake” —Seattie Raymond Whitaker, of the “Bev I kept ber off the boards! At the Seattle, beginning tomor.|* ly" company. was here 14 yenre) years, but she ran away_with | row and continuing all week, the |980 with Frederick Warde, Ten Lois STARTING 4 sow troupe that played her€ and | Russell Drew company, for the Years go, in company with Joe rani Ive heard she was getting quite| eighteenth offering of its stock | Muller, he put on “Under Sealed sed to the footlights. This act-| seasc will present “Fi Her | Orders” and other melodramas at ing business must be grand Bake,” « Russian melodrama in| th? old Third Avenue. In 1908 he {- four acta by William L. Roberta, |*""pported Blanche Walsh and was Week Commencing Monday Matinee, Jan. 3 Julius Steger And His Remarkable Company in a New Dramatic Playlet “THE WAY TO THE HEART” n Henry Hall in From Hon —e eat company foto & Austin ix “The Top o the World P “The Right of Way,” Pa be “Wildfir “A Workingman The Theatre tn New York | with its scones iald In Russia and |'*#t here with the Daniel Stock On the Bridge at a the bome Sibert The tory deals with police |COmpany In 1906. w appear next week, with matiness Sunday | yp | are tan Opera company. |tetriges. This wil be the fret tisee| Dudley Arthur, aloo of the “ev Winiin ieauaeand and Aavurens VILMOS WESTONY, Claude—THE USHERS—Fanny jerly” cast, wae with “Ben Hur” at play in five years Hungarian Pianoforte Phevom- | the Moc Fagan's Decision.” The D. S. Lawrence sa | See ee eee eRe ee eee eee eee of Coming Attractions. | last January “TRILBY” enon 1a The Music Vaudeville—Orpheum = , COOK AND STEVENS. mily For Her Sake” first pl at ¥ e : ft ce han a or Ba the Third Avenue 10 years ago, Tosight Last Time of “A MESSAGE FROM MANS” VERONICA @ HURLS-FALLS, No Check-ee No Wash-ce.” » faa Eltinge “ pov viet. “The Way {ith Lillian Atwood in the role of I Sensational Comedy Tumblers. HO SROeR eS ie aewee vaudey re Pe Hes pee and Panny|Olsa. 7 ay came back in 1902 <<a, CCC lle te Pasas aeteion 4.) and 1% both times with the vet GIL BROWN, Atenennnrensnes her tn Pagans Decision” Vil (are et ee ee EOS rovers «= LOIS LOVE AND Love, mos We ungarian pianist; |i he cast, Jenste Cannington, « = Seattle's Own Eccentric Dancing Comedian soneational ncoma actress, wax the Ob j @ Love ini X ma it BY J. W. SAYRE ing pric t a artz « and dancing act: Cook & 4 ee aes Matinees « "Dally matinees aT Mee :, elude Julian iiane, and Gil ¥ ‘ Grand Opera House H. L. KLEIN tar tau t Roe f irby , n an MONDAY EVENING, JAN SRD THE SHOEMAKER ely tur re, the y tu o A 6 Ladiow’ Mustonl Chub Presents 4 ab Union of New F will Vaudeville—Majestic The Ladies’ Musteal Ohad If you can’t get boots or ot news tha next symphony concer 7 he Ma : Mor shoes to fit you, get the the Beastie in ' M Pauline > at the afters w - Nord m measure at dt wa bis tt Wilt | 5s 217 JAMES STREET . wtte Vaidare Svengall K =3 . ; th Will A ie Somme meats | Dodor Uirte Sno Werte's Genetent. Geprune : Second and Spring “Theatre Beautiful who suppo Lillian Ma Trilby : Ed Cran : Sullivan & Vawdevitle. p at re last | jae Mrs. Binaet Sarah on huslote Po, aaa . BEGINNING MONDAY MATE ert Mime. Vinard Jennie Reiffarth D m d Si new : 7 att In later years pay wee pe $9.00-92.09 Weekly or Momthiy Pranko's " j t Tr eie Shirl nd by several Frawley Admission § STERLING JEWRELRY Co. ‘The Diving Venus"~-ENGLAND'S GREATEST SWIMMER AND . mpanier. “In 1906 Wilton Lack SKATS NOW SELLING man te a te pIYSR ‘ uric Avengali and Jane ? oh. the Moers fs s Sette ai th Jee An Added Feature—DBSSIE VALDARE TROUPE Datuty Girls . yy at the Grand heels a f w T Boys t given here at ‘ » Rett ‘ o Hoba : pith q th { POULTRY . ‘ oe ae i @ Lois theatre in 1907, with Pail rum CRAIGS : ALFRED JACKSON 1 neffield a ittle Mille und Of « i” ma You toal Bente America test ster ’ tr pall rup aie | « plump, tender tu a EIR RRS at alliga ° ke and chicke ‘ aia th Bare MILLER AND MACK ar } ‘ will be see at the one 3,000 stock Clothing, Hats n Singers nd neers A , 7 S ‘ Linnie Love, at the Orpheum and ‘Furnishings si your pth and Dancers next week, made ber local de p ‘ PALACE MARKET. Prices 10c We; Hox Seats SOc, Performances 215, Tih, 9115 Dally ‘opk id the 9 on pletures fit at the Seattle theatre Since i Derk a Ch the eo has play@ juvenile role i ES SEE st 7 rp fered at | 44 * RHA ee then a "euies cava th sgssnignens h “U HAs Neagey Memes 4 xi with the wie ompa with T nequaled Seat eriil § io. |# MATINEES NEXT WEEK, #| Willson's Juve with the Tay C t { C | C i antages eatre visi Mie and inex, ba aner on |* * |lor company th the Emma Bunt en ra 0a oO. WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY AFTERNOON, JAN, 3, AT 2:30 sighocmnren atest # SUNDAY-—Moor Grand, #\ing company, with th an Frat Mme. Mare ) ” * Sea La var Opera company and at the Nin vie Bae sicelia. 5 TUReDAY—L« alt shane HALLIGAN & WARD, The Great THE THREE LYRES, 4 in her T ae * WEDNESDAY Alhamt * rhe Froshman and the 4 kling Tunes to Tickl ia , t . : * Gra I * Society Note homore” and Ha the Ta f the Tired gn * THURSDAY * ‘ Hely oe ad § . , r , ‘ * hambra, Gra t I * Sth " ~ _ - { ' i ed * EVERY DAY im, # | erty man of the Max Figman com MAIN ONE PRICE—-ON QUALITY inn ELDON @ CLIFTON The World's - oa es F The pa in honor of kis brother " 4 ; ) DON & CLIFTON \ THE FOUR DELTONS, pane Majoatic, Pantnge o| zene, Be, beater ik cap ALL THE TIME oa ‘ errr eee eee eee. “yoda " Greates f ' = | He auppe * Awful Ni ye M tor 4 Authorship Note \Sonnkuvesun sn e sida) i ha - - . . ¢ 1 Wa at to Br Felix Av > i i " jsent to F » Bet : c a ‘ . 3 ———— . i ma tent our e Bt mye inte Sp Bigg TAREE, 588: Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. 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