The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1910, Page 5

BLANCHE WALSH HENRY HALL | tn “The Test”—Moore NA HELD HAS AN OFFER OF MARRIAGE Anna Tells the Man | She Is Game, Providing Her Husband, Florenz : Degheld, Is Is Willing. settee eee AMUSEMENTS NEXT WEEK S MOORE — Sunday afters popular concert, with Moxom Gray. Suoday and all week, Blanch ta “The Test RA—Henry Hall in The Man From Home—Aihambra in in Tap ¢ @ the, World ‘The Russell Drew siM0th to 199th per ) in “Big-Hearted - The Del Lawrence com (2th to B2ist per } fa “A Gentleman HARRY LAUDER Scotch Entertainer Who Will Appear at the Armory Next Thursday, al NEXT WEEK'S PLAYBILLS, T THE MOORE, for one Blancke Walsh will be seen f the first ¢ ars, In be by Jub pla fontrowe A vaudeville The sanders illo rong com a Annatron, fay fe “A Jolly Widow Aerial deals with cor oblem it cing the punish: by the world respectively to mou and the guilty wo a of today t to solve Bitinge and Wt aude ville AFTER NEXT. 7 Gan. 23-29) iy night, f Smucert with Ca \ and all Warfieta in ie Master.” = Florence Rot 13 In “lor ia Right of Way “The Derby Mas he guilty fear The first of the Liebler attrac ns at the Athumbra will be “The Man From Home,” which wll ope here tomorrow night for an en > k, with Henry The play nm. The cast unusual sambe Harrington Re D. Herman and Mary Rlizabeth Forbes among others POPP PPP Pee ee ee ee ee ee eee eee eee ee ee ee of the Hi Bert Lesli renea , a eh Wizard.” Illusion — Mile ‘Monkeys. Sixth Popular Concert—Moore. Tomorrow fe at the x Seattl tre will play its r concert, with Edith Loulse’s TO FOLLOW. tyre & Heath in i,” Olga Nethersole Writing on the “The Second Mrs * and “Sapho “Top o' th’ Wortd”G The Top o' th’ W fantasy with Bailey fing roles, will ime here at Hall in Robson hg The book few by James O'Dea Manuel Klein. The in Christmas Land n Aurora Boreal Plaza in the City of I Seattle Big-Hearted Jim” ‘ig-Hearted ‘” wilh be ee eee eee eee Shean Seeee | BY 4. w. save HDAKOTA man no Pepple ha Marriage to A has writte _ hie M let he Proposal * f Worth a é Years old, w 5 feet 9 have fair com, haw m ae tayen’,mate A Beare that my, Ws noticoad': Vaudeville ima a Prancisen in, nym deville-—Orpheur Compa, jstamolaon has “nnn eS | jist, and A. H. Lehy, balladint jahow ts week,} 21 o'clock p. m night, | ta meted | * t "The Man From Home"—Aihambra THE STAR.—SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1910 ROBERT TRAVERS ANITA ALLEN “Top o' th’ World" —Grand. Big-Hearted Jim"—Seattle nm the f comedy Make: Be mn”; the i ad and the fime of Fr Harry Lauder—Armory xt Thursday afternoon at the Aru on Wo evening played at the Grar will also was with Lil Bennington | in Wildfire” at the Moore apd Other spe- | on. A third member of “The M From Home om Reynol Mirimt band Zimmer Musical Comedy—Star the Star Theatre the A » Frawley ompant eal Comedy company = eteale apring att of 19 Motion Pictures—Lyceum etal Wedding show will wilh be dramati reap: Monday There three motion picture films, comic and ¥. also singing and talk «, Elan Weis, the Lyce Wife PF. Hart with Jobn Drew in Adva prought 20 yearn ago has violit ahead of many notable attractior The | tmoluding James T. Powers, tn om until | Straight Tip,” in 1891 The Fen jing Master Sinbad Manhatten,” Crane PAST PERFORMANCES. Se niny Jane, ¢ Manager Job sensational ontinuous from p and BLANCHE WALSH came to Seat. |in "Cameo Kirh Rineteen years ago in sup) Acting Manager Re Marte hes made t t Night . H. Stoddart in “The Bonnte Bri * - Bush,” and has since then pettes wae ie here with “The Helr to the He = 1608 wee whA A rah,” and teabel Irving in "T y ta “Aristocras Girl Who Has Everything In the ybert Brow « here with cant of “The World” is Walter Wille, who w here with “The Red MII" at Moore last spring eee Claude, at the the Fi Fi in Mine Walsh has offered in this city ba More Than Queon, rection,” “The Woman tn the La Madele The Straigh ’ Road” and “Janice Meredith.” ext wee. Ww Katherine Bell, with Blanche ' Chinese Honeymoon Walsh, was here with “Babes in; years ago. Toyland. in 1906 - 2 ¢<¢° "Big Hearted Jim" In “The Man From Home” com jat the pany, at the Alhambra, ts an old-|a road company, with Marry Jac time actor of the classes, Charles|son and Bertha Julian in D. Herman. His first local appear-| roles. ance was 23 yoars ago. in support of Frederick Warde, fn “Galba,” at A de Frye’* opera house. After that he made many tours here with Wa In the fall ot 1902 he starred for) MooreThea tre enn cor Seattie’s Leading Playhouse. LAST, TONIGHT—-MARIE CAHILL Tomorrow Night—Matinees Wednesday (Not Thursday) and Saturday Blanche Walsh In the Greatest Trinmph of Her Oncor THE Lim By JULES HOKERT GOODMAN neen on the America Ke jeman of Franc « first prosented here tn the fall (Continued on Page Six.) PRICKS: Bventngs, S00 to 41.50, Matiners, 250 to #100. MONDAY, JANUAMY 24, MATINIOH DAVID BELASCO PRESENTS DAVID Warfield wesc MUSIC MASTER Pet ee er oait Graces Filled im the Order of Their Recelpr THE GRAND LAST, TONIGHT—SIS HOPKINS Matinee Tomorrow—Dther Matinees Wednesday and Saturday Heme WREK oF SATURDAY JOMIN CORT Manager BAILEY and AUSTIN In the Big, Pantasttcal, Girly Mustenl Galety Comedy THE TOP 0’ TH’ WORLD} at the and Majest heatre, Ch n ite All ‘Round Year Thea tres, New York, cago xclusive Features and Novelties nd Dancing Hits 5 People, G | _ PRICES: Mivemtons, 280 to 81-00. MM, Matinees, 2° te 81.00. Sunday | 23 The RIGHT of WAY me wae Lyceum Theatr Sc-THIS—: —Sc n | FIVE ¢ the I Phe Best Ten-Cent Show in the World Second Av. Latest Moving Pictures Singing Talking Pictures ee Illustrated the Violin EI WEISS, Who Plays Song lant we pany is Harrin Russell ar « » was a favorite) 1 te elty. He d 6 with Digby Boll ore imat ey Rice's “Ky o” here since come 7 “A ac Gayent and Je:treys Mra. Pat Campbell last October, Dustin Farnum, er 4 er been oo | he | Top o° th’ ae the Orpheum A at the Grand was played Seattioc two years ago, by x leading ae ot The The Fred Block Co. Present Next to Savoy Hotel “A Gentieman of France”’- TONIGHT = TR. ELLIS KATE WATS6ON Lois. At the Orpheum. ELSIE HARVEY YOUNG BUFFALO At the Majestic. At the Pantages. ALHAMBRA TONIGHT——LAST Time Florence Roberts in The Transformation Week Commencing Tomorrow (Sunday Night) he Success of the Century” Liebler & Co.'s Production THE MAN FROM HOME By Booth Tarkington and Harry Le Three Y¢ New Yor the Height of Its Transé THE ELITE THEATRE RuSsSrLL & Orew, 385 Main S147 « 1 ind, m Wilson, as Played ars in and Chicago, and Now at mtinental Tour, . Guaranteed Dramatic Treat of the Season PRICES: Night, 50c to $1.50. Matinees, 50c to $1.00. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20TH, INDIANA NIGHT viles at 10:40. THEATRE Russell & Drow, Mara Phones, Main 48. LAST TIME On the Bridge at Midnight Week Commencing Tomorrow. (Sunday Matinee) Russell & Drew's Comp mR. EF. French) Wilt Present a Powerful Play of the Far West BigHearted Jim Stockade and Many Other Realistic Scenes—Plenty of Good, Sparkling Comedy—Exciting Climaxes PRICES: Nights, 15c to 50c. Matinees, 10c and 25c. Mats. Sunday any (Directi Tonight--Last Time of LOl Theatre PHONES Starting Sunday Afternoon MAIN 1304 IND, 4334 A Gentleman From France Sixth Month of D. S. LAWRENCE AND co. A Thrilling “ST. ELMO” Tuesday Wednes- day Romance $ tion Saturday WM. MORRIS, INC, ARMORY Thursday, Jan. 20 HARRY LAUDER JULIAN ‘ELTINGE $2.00 to 50c. Seats now on sale at Sherman, Clay Company, 1406 Second Ave ee ROUTE Advanced Vaudeville ———WEEK OF JAN. 17——— TOBY CLAUDE The Vest Pocket Comedionne Club Mantpe- —MOWATTS-—5 lators WATSON & COHAN _™ “the Hooster Giri “Ané a Lit- tle Bird Was Look- ing All the Time” KNIGHT BROS, & SAWTELLE Artistic LESTER & KELLETTE Homan Reproductions ef Hestoric Sculptures Seidom’s Venus CARBREY BROTHERS ‘Two Danctng Won- ders & Considine Family Vaudeville, Week Beginning Jan. 17 First Time tn @ Vaudeville Thentre, Grand Opern the Auxetophone, With Accompaniment by Majestic Orebestrn 7—MONTROSE TROUPE—7 WORLD'S GREATEST ACKORATS HICKMAN BROTHERS AND RETA MERRILL “THE DETRCTIVE DETROTED” DE VELDA"AND ZELDA ARTISTIC HQUILIBRISTS J. R. RUTHERFORD & Co. “HALPBACK HANK” Elsie Harvey and Boys DANCING MARVELS BROWNING and LAVAN “NEARLY A SOLDIER” “Uneq Pantages Theatre Vausevitie® WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 17, AT 2:30 Aerial Lloyds | Blake’s Mule World’: Greatest Mid-Atr Per- A Dollar & Minute If You Can formers Ride Her. Somers & Otte Singers and Yodlers. Young Buffalo Original pion Marks Violinsky Wheard of Piano and ’ SMALL, Their SLOANE & SHERIDAN Comedy Singing Sketch, THE MAKEBELIEV ES.” FIRST and MADISON Prices, hinted and 20¢ Star Theatre Starting Monday Matinee, Janwary tTth, SECOND WEEK OF MUSICAL COMEDIES THE ROW, ARMST COMEDY Co, “A JOLLY WIDOW” Cast of Clever Comedians us of Pretty Show Girls THE REAL GURL, show I r New Novelty N . FPRICHS: We and 20 Dally Matinee, 200 3 o’Clock Sharp 3 o'Clock Sharp Tomorrow Afternoon Moore Theatre Henry Hadley, Conductor Soist—Edith Moxom Gray—rins PRICES: 25c, 50c, 75c; Seats Seats Now Selling at in Boxes, $1.00 Each, the Theatre. | —MOVES BY— CONTRACT Estimates Furnished Free.