The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1910 oeeetnetaintetietiel meme 5 FOUR SUCCESSFUL PLAYS WILL BE REVIVED HERE NEXT WEEK ) Merry Widow Mom Moore “The Widow again bo under th . number Bes ors wh Wier came pk ey ding ro! ed abel Withe ant — Figmean Givje—Grand. Myrtle & ianist, w! tera Millions” —Grand, ie © spendthrirt Charlie Pyke Directs a De- mamibers, ft is wa a eeeeeeeeere . $ NEXT WEEK * (ith to Petth pe 2) in “Held by th Lawrence cor to 267th per “Phe) ma. Williams * Stony Ground eThe Phantas Steet ee eee een seen eee eeeten ot Venke.” Thurs. , Chee Be The Amertear 5 see eee eeeeeeee Wititarns ‘Went Down — “The Suwa: Revtor’s Garden Gite. Puller and r & Fost- ‘bg Pero Pianist The Five Borst FOLLOW = id Pow: sa 4 ~Heink tn ® Lesiie Carter # , “A Stub. & ~ Btock “The Virginian the Mouse tre com comic ® “Romeo and Theatre stock * * a * ‘te = , * * * pin “Texas. * ‘ > * Peete eee & Real Show. ‘théstrical manag«r Girens press agent | ong of one of bi The new man was afler the appear MP ad. which ran as Show in Town Whoop. la Now Here ore Look Like Me tariy, boys, and get under Eaieat Tights we Have the Real Rizzy-dizcys — Byee—on oo Boys gl ta This Show ‘ oo Babies WM. Pie for Male and Rocks to Crack yenterday ongay ot Stealing of Songe. © & United Pro»: Star Monda Yon in her eK Harr. trom her “Arat was . Racor seal me trip tthe const of Vluridn, Gana Known laxine ic lightful Performance of “Patience” by the Schu- bert Club at the Grand. BY J. WILLIS SAYRE CHARLIE PYK and the pr I stage. ther helr assign personality The prt nts tast night's ynwt ration is an aben « at he to tratr wet night. " fod sale for this and & nent at the opera at th fe © hong Fifth Symphony Concert There was an excellent attendance Moore ye jay aftern Or him, he den) soif- made * that he pro tic trances, drives biind the streets. © wumgestion. fr of mind ov audience still thin tved ite money's worth, in their pock or | ~ @ sub-conselous state hatever that is oday gave @ has con: | * next week, Pauline must ypnotiet the George McManus in Germany. Hurnett Ber oat the writes me fron Manua, a § joing well in the Ger He was th e with Alberta | f the famous ny be heard in « Lawrer < he t Law MATINEES NEXT WEEK SUNDAY ESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Moc SATURDAY Le EVERY DAY—Orphour Pantages, Star eee eee ee tesa Seeeeeeeeeetx ee ee ee ee ed ‘HOME TALENT WINS IN A COMIC OPERA : Bt TI tm fourth in a “Hold by the Enomy"—Seattle “Thelm k at the Lot Del Law ormnpany farting — te will tle theatres Heok stock corm any will the William tle war Theima ' Iramatiantion © the Marie Corel ae novel. by Chas, W firet ax the Lar Mitnight The third laid in drama | 4 “Held by the Ene hien has Chas May Golden ith the army military howpital fifth a drawing room « PAST PERFORMANCES. sop MERE at tt fth Night” at th Myrtle Eivyn was he Armory lant May as te at nus the Fnemy ) yours ag ew York ree and Adele play was put Dick Frenet fvea Karle ant jin 1492 the — ——ltey «, with Weir nd Old Favorites With Nola. | + ni in t the Lucia 1499 the Sam T. Shaw vived the war play at Avenue, Mike Hooley medford. 4 ‘ ter a Jonnie ss Susan ap Shaw as Bb W. Bittne ranks ral of He Jack Hen Har name nix Harry Cashmar Sheiden Lewis Willette Kershaw Julia W ne Wierd here three Turner ha) she wae the « Comedians at the Mee later she came Why #r Left Hom here & ars age & Mason ix iph stmeg Mate Two teasons Mas and Adopt Suwanee "The Twenty-six years ago tonight, on February 13. 1884, Neilte Boyd ayed The Banker's Daughter” at Both Phonee—S106 Advanced Vaudeville Beginning Monday Matinee LottieWilliams&Co. IN EDMUND DAY'S ONE-ACT PLAY ON STONY GROUND CHARLES AHEARN Cyeling Comedian JIMMIE LUCAS te CoStar “The Golden Girl CHARLENE & CHARLENE and nist J. FRANCIS DOOLEY Juggler Lady Xylopho: Assisted by Corinne Sayles. Sidewalk Patter SN PAULINE MORAN DOUGLASS & DOUGLASS Comedient The Dash Girl and the Clown O15 Dally TINTOUS MNajersrrc The Week Be sinning Mor Monday Afternoon a A GLITTERING, ; GLIMMERING GIRL ACT THE PHANTASTIC PHANTOMS With Hilarion and Rosalie Ceballos A DAINTY STAGE CREATION IN BLACK AND WHITE SCHIVONY'S TROUPE batic Act —eae| An Added Feature A Staggering Acro: “THREE SINGING GIRLS” A Beauty Trio of Vocalists. BACHELLER Musician. RALPH C6. WHITEHEAD—In Character Songs. HARRY The Mirthful KELLY AND WENTWORTH— “The Village Lockup.” hopked at x eeeeeeeee Vaudevilie—Orphoum Vaudeville Majestic At th rtain Char ‘ trov LAly Jugmler lane and Charlier and x robate Rosalia Ceballos Whitehond haract Harr Rachelle Comb Out? Is your comb telling s story, the story Not a pleasant story, The story w the story of Ayer's Promptly stops falling Ll hon of falling hair? Is it? It ends badly, lel! is pleasant Hair Vigor. hair, Virg completely destroys dandruff Does not Color the Hair the ingred iy dociar Follow his po ri c * eee ee | Manager Russell Goes East mpany whiol Atha : ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler, First and © Optica Departav nt. xx teeteeee VEEP EE ERE HEH MooretThea tre ance Beattio’s Leading Playhouse NETHERSOLE as Sapho MATINE ES THURSDAY SATURDAY LAST TIME TONIGHT WEEK Tomorrow Night PRICES #26 on 50¢ to $1.50 RICES RODUCTION ERFECT HENRY W.SAVAGES GREATEST OPERATIC SENSATION OF ALLNATIONS NEW YORK PRODUCTION MUSIC BY FRANZ LEMAR MADAM BUTTERF GRAND OPERA 25 ORCHESTRA OF GREATEST EUROPEAN SUCCESS. 2 YEARS IN BERLIN: BUDAPEST- * LONDON «PARIS + 1YEAR NEWYORK, Gmontns - CHICAGO - BOSTON. Y Nex} Suadgy, Monday and Tuceday, Matinee Tuesday Louis James i-“HENRY yi" @ Assisted by Aphic Jamen She Merchantef Venice Next Thursday, Priday and % , Matinee Saturday CHARLES B,. HANFORD in THE AMERICAN LORD Accompanied by Mixes Marte Drofeah The Gran ¥ONs uaF ‘SCHUBERT CLUB IN “PATIENCE” Week Beginai JOHN CORT Manager | COHAN & HARRIS PRESENT! Other Matinees MATINE Frederick Thompson's | WEDNESDAY Tomorrow | sTUPENDOUs PRODUCTION oF | and SATURDAY Brewster’ 's M illions essed an entire allatla yaoht pare, teem the w med ar . attr ROYAL TRACY and a Splendid Cast Evenings, 26¢ to 5 Mat. 260 to 760; ae Mat.Wed. 260 and 600 NOTE-~—At. the lay evening « irtain will prompth y at § o% Arthur C. Austin’s Splendid Production | of GEO. D. BAKE GREAT PLAY “AS THE SUN WENT DOWN” FIREPROOF | STORAGE Star classified ads. IANO FOR RENT Kohler & Chase, 1318 Second Ay Tel. Main 1082 Ind. 1032. SUNDAY MATINEE BEKIN Exclysively tor Business Bringers. sell real estate, etc. Prof. Stevens heal of ap! phew? igor Buy or B. & M. Vaudeville—Pantages. Musical Comedy—Star Eretta equilibriat Hralikas, SEATTL Tonight—Last Time “THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS” THEATRE & Drew, Mera Phones, Main 43 Week Commencing Tomorrow (Sunday) Matinee The Beck Theatre Company Presents William Gillette's Thrilling American Military Play fleld by the Enemy Patriotism Is Sounded From Beginning to End— A Play of Intense Human Interest—A Love Story of Great Strength PRICES: Night, 15c to 50c; Matinees, 10c and 25c LOil Last Time of LOST TRAIL” Theatre N TaD. ane Tonight, “THE ones Another Great and Popular Piay “THELMA” Founded on Marie Corelli's Novel The 24th Week of the D. 8. Law rence Co., Starting at To- morrow’s Matinee “Unequaled Vaudeville” Pantages Theatre Week Commencing Monday Afternoon, Feb. 14, at 2:30 The Sensation of the Year PAULINE Appearing Other Acts: Vina’s Models Eretta Bros. The Hrdlickas Musical Mont- gomerys Helen Lowe and Babs caer STAR THEATRE WEEK OF FEB. 21 The Man From Mars Edw. 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