The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1910. Moore, Alhambra and Grand Will All Offer Comedy Next Week CHARACTER PICTURES, IN VARIOUS ROLES IN WHICH SHE HAS BEE. beam HERE, OF ONE OF SEATTLE’S FAVORITE STARS, olrie Marta Ana Lamont Katherion Van Riper Maria Hosa Ursula “Deadwood Dick's Last Shot.” nelodraniw this etty . dat the “i “Doad rin allnext d Diok's I week, the Olga will be the Nethersole ver ffering on being used, ri » Kelton will me the tithe nd Det Pauline Mall—Grand. tarting t w after e will be The 9 Gautier are nid | * yf The y opens , tn the West. The iat a it at is “ useell, and i play te by Owen ‘ #, then Nally ‘ ' Daw It ia. a“ ne to the and tyr nited cast of Cari Stockdale apartments of rome & § Mtaaientppt Fanny Le Grande tambers, 7 ta will be | 4 + inte the country ith B abortiived © “ly been » here for ie Bayt Roberts—Athamd r a and th well ba rand, w h Pau = INVENTOR OF THE MILK BATH IS HERE © iader Has « Great idea "| Melville Soles David War- Sa eee field’s Manager, It Was, ; Who Brought Fame to Anna Held. AS Meivili H claim When Mixa BY 4. WILLig SAYRE. He haa Yorke 12 in 1901, inetp ius Hf Frank Readick Carlyle Moore George Webster Gillie Ce Sutter Cr Florence : Watson compan Bapho” here in 1906 hardt played Grand thr Frank Bille ax Je The play was Ast pres t the Tivoll espera house In 1908 by the Panning-How ard com rying theatre an weil his as well an hie repay, } on tour owe with hie Julia Frary week in“ nxt t «iris at the Grand tn 19 © ated Etheiyn Pa seen at the M an hore Cartyle M ’ vill he Lew Dockstader “i the p " « er " - the Raker ? y h me bh t h Honr « Bitar sgrent, New tly unknown ¥ra ey ge 2 ‘ th Rhakest music. Lasts P and other number = PeeH eRe eee eee © PAST PERFORMANCES INTYRE &@ HEATH Beatt pera hee tan. Brady's “After the story, | the oft opera 4 the hotel | 1968 jerk, who swore | Ha that the milk was delivered, | Pt was giver id NEXT WEEK = finday af > the Dark Widow J ably p Ronse?! - Irs it We 218th per “Deadwood Wiidtire Moore last sell as the Was premonted April. with Lilien Raw star and with Will Archie . in his present rele of the Melville Stoltz jer in 189% «| Mary Elizabeth Forbes was wor telry at Sutre Hathe in San company. ' me » for ‘ 0 per week. He ine Mall starred at the Seattle ok her to New York, featured her he Grand fou in an act of disrobing on # trapeze Chria ¥ avin every week m the big cir books £00 v in the stable boy vari alma in Denma: vaudeville d her in New York salary of $1 A place Armatre ft uate! come: “sal f ot | WEEK AFTER NEXT q (Feb, 4-12.) — Sunday afternoor Including Dick Seott as auise Carter an Haph 2 le and Dix and bought hin ® silk hat, which he wore in cx Junetion with a red shirt seen In the Week After Next. ighth popular concer Orchestra will be Friday nights, Thurria t« will «ty ee “The ma errning ‘ cert at the Moore Both Phones—5106 Advanced Vaudeville Beginning Monday Matinee TWO GREAT HEADLINERS!!! FRED ,cetiee| |WALTER 1, LINDSAY S| |KELLY ssi man Judge” BOWSER-HINKLE CO. in “SUPERSTITION” REED BROTHERS Skill Requirements. Mar card wh Riccardo Martin JULIA FRARY CLARK’S SIMIANS Monk fi ABEL & IRWIN ; Mirth M Blac Grea medians. Box Seats 50c. Performances 2 CONTINUOUS ON SUNDAY ANajerdrtre Beginning Monday Afternoon 15, 9:15 Daily The Week g A GREAT BIG BILL OF FEATURES THE HERCULEAN IDOL ALF RIPPON Greatest of Scotch Ventriloquists ee el MATINEES NEXT WEEK SUNDAY~—Moore, Grand iow" a t 1 TUESDAY 1 WEDNESDAY etry Ww PALMER @ CO, ‘Disillusioned” MOORE 180 ine in f THURSDAY Be ROY Played Racene FRIDAY —-Loir SATURDAY. PETER F. BAKER Variety's Greatest Humorist , HATHAWAY & SEIGEL rept aordi Geil the on eve AY Day. ty Dancers Extraordinary m tie now tn y thetch UNEQUALED AERIALISTS. LES THEODORS ERE IL o | B | y” will be there will Fred Lindsay Kel! } Virginia | & atrength and akill; Abel & Ir entertainers; Clark's | « medians and the two fh notion, plotures. ~ Julia Prary Mme. Theodor aketoh Simian ¢ ‘af French BECK THEATRE COMPANY TO SUCCEED — FRENCH ORGANIZATION AT THE SEATTLE with | | Bob Lawrence Geo. Clawson | Managers Russell & Drew Fight engaged the Seek « Theatre company begin an Indefinite sea- Philip Sheftieid as Lots actors, have be 1. G. Lonsdale with the ey Law ‘na Sunday with “The Night The leading w Bateman, a th Loordray man will stock day be W rly played Pour ending who with Fanny Daven other men, known here ALHAMBR TONIGHT Last Time DT ylor THE ELITE THEATRE byrne tr “Mam - Sas "Stay The Man From Home TOMORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING Matinees Wednesday and Saturday SAM S. AND LEE SHUBERT, INC., PRESENT | FLORENCE | ROBERTS SUPPORTED BY WHITE WHITTLESEY In a Romantic Comedy of the Sixteenth Century, GLORIA By James Bernard Fagan. SEATTLE * Week Commencing One Week Starting THEATRE & Dre PP w, Mars. Miin 42 TOMORROW (Sunday) MATINEE Russell & Drew's Favorite Company, Direction R. E. French, Present FOR THE FIRST TIME HERE Owen Davis’ Sensational M drama DEADWOOD DICK’S LAST SHOT WITH ESCAPADES OF A FRONTIER STRONGLY MARKED BY AN INSPIR STORY. REPLETE WITH ORIGINAL BRISTLING COUNTRY ING LOVE COMEDY Pantages Theatre wives Week Commencing Monday Afternoon, January 31st, at 2:30 | Dave and Percie Martin || In an Original Playlet “At Hickory Corners THREE YOSCARYS “They Are Great” 4 SULLIVAN | BROS. | Quartette Singers and Quartette Dancers DAVIE AND EMERSON Musicians REM BRANDT Novelty Cartoonist | DAVIS AND WALKER HELEN LOWE “You Know Them” || PANTAGESCOPE | } | | E T Lady Jone Juliet Kitka Vaudevillo—Pa Musical Comedy—Star. —_. t A “& A 1 Dancing and Perct tin, pr vomiting Moore Theatre’ Seattie’s Leading Piayhouse LAST TIME TONIGHT—DAVID WARFIELD | TOMORROW NIGHT Mat Thurs. Sat. KLAW & ERLANGER’S BIG LAUGHING TRUST McINTYRE and HEATH IN eUAvrt A Whirlwind ' 100 IN COMPANY; BETTER THAN EVER Prices—Evenings, 50c and $1.50. Matinees, S50 to $1.00 FIVE NIGHTS, BEG. TUES, FEB. &—MATS. THURS. AND SAT. NETHERSOLE f he Pri made nale juy, February feat rese ve ms may now be by mail, If accom The Gran “THE RIGHT OF WAY” TONTGHT Matinee Tomorrow yom 2itht TAENEES ‘The Great Racing Comedy Suceens “WILDFIRE” JOHN CORT Maneger LAST Time LOADINURST Written by GRORGE wien PAULINE HALL WILL ARCHIE the ovisieet Predertion en Preventeg 100 Nights wt Laberty Thestne BRIMriL. MOR “ 1, STAY AWAY to £1.00, Matinees, Bie to Te. i vo 5 Days, Reginaing Sundny Matinee, Feb. @ Othe: The Lyrie Theatre, New Vork Sw THE WOLF. and “The Easiest Way" atince, Wednewiay By Kugene Walters, Author of “Paid in Pall” Tonight, Last Time of “GENESSEE OF THE HILLS” LOIS Starting Tomorrow Afternoon SAPH BY THE D. S. LAWRENCE CO. TWENTY-SECOND WEEK MATS. Sunday Theatre Tuesday Wednes- day and Saturday FIRST AND MADISON STAR THEATR WEEK JANUARY 31 ARMSTRONG’S BIG BABY DOLLS IN ANOTHER FUN STORM THE “JEFF-JOHNSON FIGHT” GET THIS—IT'S A WHIRLWIND OF JOY. 10e and 20¢ nee: THE MAN OF THE JAMES J. JEFFRIES UNDEFEATED HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION HOUR WILL POSUTIVELY APPEAR AT THE Armory, Tuesday Night, Feb. 1, 1910 (DIRBOTION OF JACK CURLEY) WITH SAM BERGER IN EXHIBITION BOUT SUPPORTED BY AN ALL-CHAMPION AGGREGATION INCLUDING FRANK GOTCH WORLD'S CHAMPION WRESTLER DR. B. F. ROLLER PRIDHY OF SRATULE ck, he Clorkers, Jim Awbell General Admission Seat Sale Begins