The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1910, VORITE STARS WILL RETURN NEXT WEEK Ae the Sun Went Down"—Grand, | row after edy com neon for an en will be Ida Bull jeattlo, “Dora Thorne —Loi ~ copll nest - ss RERERS, ac ks orne’ * } Vaudevilie—-Orpheum, Vaudeville—Pantages ! Musical Comedy~-Star. L le Heat } At the Lote the | [P'S errr Mt the Orphe M8 Grand to W Theatr Del Lawrence na he Kdwin ; noon bewin Ite i" any at the Ste gagement of one noon begin It YWwoek, starting er in the spacta ss pany at Star week im “A thin city. the nine Sunday after ole, "La ' Sie ete’ nt ick ii change itn the Sun Went im city. the play | hoon, to re : rutbes al Bla! present bill on Down new being “The Cow } vival of the dra ne 6nd hee bo Be Pd dE) ir Monday after Western play by a ee Geil mathaation a Hasier in OTe hich will al Setcahéal : Coulee Qoorg k h four |) amouns nove Monsenger Woy ge gents 1s comed AW. A by a Reid, ) ropes * Thorne William Gould Foster & Foate: wheoas 4 hich wilt be scenes are |} n this play there nt Mil 3 é tnces,” which lnid in Texas at \tour 1 in “The Volun > meats man. ae cae are four acts Morrie & DP Ulawies ) iit run all next DANY ts V ae a = showing the be The Mak lala lagh © 1 Pe, reek | The cast Estha Williams ‘anor Pe the otha), the mur Man wotte, "The Li ay eames iNbri \ ones ae o nep t forward Will here? eS ae peck weapenedag 0 r in| Grmin Geavy Ger, the separe ida Fulior & ©.) Noodles F and the Tramp"; | MA 1 ed Arm vemn_offer hip Includes Edwin Wal- | the desert, a lynching bee a kaif : tion and love's in “The Act Dain oodles Fagan fi tuitte Porson | Of Pauline =) nd Bd Arm ‘phi James 0K Arthur BH Chatterton. Phil Con- /fight and a battle with the cattle [At hay pene ky follows the Barthad Gt: Violet King, English pianist and |and Jack Halliday ina Japanese com-|Two Coleuans, baniointe, At Gide Eivonsbd, Docts Blaae team Py Portia. Afthur Bentley and Flora Byam, | thieves. telitoa ta te have the iocdine » Viblinist; Kroneman Brothers, com- ledieita, “Won by Wirelewn’; Louise |tuna, equilibrist, and. the tion | Howard 7 44Y acrobats, and motion pietures, | Stickney's Dogs and Georgia Nelson. | picture h ong ingen hgh atu tid ‘ B Hantord—Moore ‘i the c it was repeated at] op. on MANAGER CORT th eer lls Be ‘vn | at BY J. WILLIS GAYRE |. Beattie to Be Redeoorated Ninth Popular Convort-Moore khay H t e . - 4 " the ‘e years a c ny nt ith = rre af- ; PLANNING FOR HIS: ne following Players ‘|seaTTL E PLAYERS | Pie esi iy ernoum at th Srentbvurst ; . Laurette Taylor é ' the pl Maric Droman He will Sains Twe Road , tay teen hag Bang | i the. ge lay k Is Off ‘wan wilt be } apany at the # ) ' f I al- ple Attractions Next Season {\)!""" “! ‘'e Se" Rll na le ye Her mal il betor ' : ne wale : 0 . a 6 hl — Moore to Remain,,,\/F Duo. ae ata | e Moore . pent Ac a the in North Dakota free aP aM nde teams j Accord ceptance epends on) Viclet Bourne iy) Re. Mant Open All Next Summer, }*") "!' < “yt givin Aven ag Pete Viet deatiiintie) Witt Sepene the gen ae Marge PHD. R. G at the ¢ : oa ea Manager Her Time Limitations. + ballet wus ppelia,” and — He was lnat in oT Runa i ui Stra waltz etee wees we = . in 1904 } " * w . , NEXT WEEK « nee ™M oe ae i Bob Lawrence Brenda Fowler Philip Sheffield t ' t Jor " a te Pore ‘ at th M * , ; F afternoor 7 : om panied by Pext week, was he vaudte von sean Powter |= need bit in that play wh tla . — atts Mra Cort, w t :M theatr ait +, Brenda Fowler " ftuced & Lol \ ' the # ? : t ¥ wy : « SU Fotos © com ' 5 8 will for “3 7 nese trip to New rag ad signed t f g the coming > ae | York, which this, Notes of Coming Attr er ee, am Us faces: of i early in| week he American Lord” and + oe year will be of The Lambard! Grand Opera Noa » Aca ~ a a 18 Bernhardt |“As the Sun Went Down.” * six wee dura a r to the M t hy sig? 7 4 in begin her} * ti . nt The wi field and Mise Fowler A rt a — | That Reiph Cummings ts soon to 4 tay a Gioconda.” “bi Buttort wg elt endo well tour on Oc- | he seen hore again will be good news * : Cavalleria” and P Among |» ie tetoanen to be udebaker came « big favor . John Cort tone the singers who are known here mpany whict theatre in Chi service as play tre Pl tneateical otreuit wg = he seternibe Calvt, Dolores Frau, Sealabrini |in this le wi Play dir Richard Seott on Sarah Bernhardt ““S0 director sta He is coming {2 otreu holuding the land Anteia. Ester A@aberto ts the | comed By an odd Leading 1 4 Whitak T , Mt Wien |i @ vaudeville sketch. and will play a “Th we ®i" v and the Grand in thie city new featured dramat soprane dence pening bill , r ns ~-samed Ay took p with William |at the Pantages during the gn ixpect to have but two road | Fred Mace wred here tr ompany will probably | etme Dogger Var . ape the nager of her Amer-| March 21 : Det Lawrence # Woy ~ tour next seapon,” | his engag with “Pty, ten.” and Lawrence wit Reus. wt . . wim | bee 4 ne . 2 ter f securing te el >a lay. “They will be | Pout.” tx t umn to the a MW ppear He of SFT per: 8 Tie Kissing Girl which was. the wa to the O ir ‘ h he Boubrettes Pinkie pera chairs. The | ter eae a tree ni . A Rival to “Chantecler.” “Dora Thorne ea lec ge eg nalns . . eae ge will enjoy a new floor and - is in afta sal = Ma Puller, * ... ; ee Jom at ne t t 4 ; in “A Sty tm owe tte a tke 4 a(t, Chicago, and Max Fig the. n ers a" and “The Lion and the| Mra Rapp Leves Her Home Maud Powell's Ad & Poster & i pero. ton Mary Janes Pa , . Mere Raps — ieee Pinniet,” 7 Fb n wy ia ow pressetiie oe Farms Ame cour commedty. 7 he Mune te ow ® “ * are Otte Skinner in nd pupular. on the strlot orders 4 x ” great ‘audiences ‘ | bia * toni, inaten 1 aid to be & gova fea of snap . Servant’ and William |of bis physician. Under the strat: I the while he ] week ‘ * Lucky Star The ¢ the afining work of @ theatr i thoughts are far * pom all next suzy eemror hie eyesight has been fa away with Mr rc ' t M I * with combinations, as {t Xp | ing very rapidly Rapp, the large ‘ t a iGrends eeguiar season will 406 in} ree Sets me gag nae he & Both Prones—8108 # | Jane, and the house during the #1 Bango ste at | Sehumann-Heinx A feud Peed Al wan ng by | mer mor the wt devoted 16 a te my oa - naconved an the New Jersey os or an Mine Powell ts r igi : # | form Atmusernent that a-ha y tute ‘ ann-Heink would a F thie Ake - r Fl capuhed- cnet te ties Geand pateoan + lit sho used ohanp-at alt, “T love wi | other an Lie ' 4 Week After Next ” O, you kids Mies P ‘ the top ow " “ute PAST PERFORMANCES. | me Pr wa | Mer (hose kide are « living refu me ie De 1 f t . * at the Moore week afte st a ta Maad Powell's theory that gist of everything else * GHAKrSP BARES histories! 4ra-| Powell, the violinist, on fun ‘a great artist et hold his art) But she wout yee =, “Henry VUl..” . int nd” Schumann: Hetnk abowe all else The art in Schu- | listen . & pen nae @ |tormed bate bent tent Boor oy Heink’s case ts secondary t& : Chartle Fybe, having suscsestully “1 i a 2 somtratto, on 3 a, ; Rage Se anges oy 4 produced “Path or the, Schu- Advanced Vaudeville i * o of the Uitte Rappe took sick® i ert “ ~— ab t we tle would Frank I y to y the | Les geles, He tw going t i oe = agg ag Clary as her leading man, © , an ; 6 wom Bam Hee Map you Pg gage ere he Ms Pag Ale yy Pho PB eek Beginning Monday Afternoon, Feb. 21 bees " ae ® at the Moore « week fr _~ Seas 4 wety your breat f iife Vou TO FOLLOW * “Katherine Cosuay “ - 7 mane Fen reey, at the ortbeide, xtended his Sins Lady Auhe. {ts second ar a larama *Vusta Trecna™ Write, Sometimes the mother inetinct tn wae if the Ceaee cowerds of a cae) wae Tabes | ben cnnene 20 ARTHUR DUNN IDA FULLER Sinson in “A meentation was just lett | wilt ‘comp her husband, William |Scwumann-Heink gets oo, ay of talent, time, sacrifices and (4 eiich tie be wit make «| & Marie Glazier | in the Spectacular Fantasy Riles ts 4 |onceaae eneeese Louis Payne, one time a Frawley K of education. | In sare. cases ‘ tour of the theatres |i in “THE MESSENGER BOY” “LA SORCIERE” * Cardinal Wolsey Leute James The Vtretntar le to follow 2 euestt ett po . t king control of = — Stock comic Henry Norman Hackett | o.4) by y ed gen pt : ? ~ WILLIAM GOULD eg) h h € ivtha Williams et the went! Nate tt rth while the Northwesterr Theatrical asso it Ries dad the & Nortel Wadewortts Marne | Dustin Farsum's b at they tation Raconteur and Entertainer 9 oe . = * coon In the rote mine the school Mace in “A 4 Anne Boleyn " .. P wi for hom Y n 4 rut Ar eiceeee”.”, dite joa’ The R. F Fren ~ will asm special train could r and social life of) Wt A MILDRED MORRIS & CQ. . etur » the Beattle & week from early womanhood and tive always | pany 4 jag one he es one Of tomorrow in “Wedded, But No| a life of training and restriction. | ht WE MAKING OF A MAN” on ‘arniliar af Shakespearean wry,, And the work, the study, the cour at the Gre 4 : Rimncyne e... or epee Camille” in te follow DOR eee REE Hee the _pationoe the self-denial, | notice ELSIE FAYE : fn ISS], with W. EB. Sheridan wae" at the Lot must go on to the end.” Via Assisted by Joe Miller and Sam Weston 7 58s Shylock Dan B an Hikes “Sands te 2 ate clan. 12 MATINEES NEXT WEEK. aT “THE ACT DAINTY” Vedudedndadadeaaaee t here just after . tm & one-act y, “Whae . John Cort ¥ h Pred Hushner as Gratians. It {%! & SUNDAY—Moore, Grand, Ge ° MISS t . : ts = :|MooreThea VIOLET KING fe fust now the | * given @ totable presentation * Manager T i s rvt s t rote - e Clever Entert at the P me from that 17 yours ago by Henry Irving and Oversight Note * TUESDAY —™M I » Gecttio’e Leading. Thesis. ver Entertainer at the Piano and Shee fatest pt Elien T Other Shylock eee whus eparter |® WEDNESDAY—Grand, 1 * WI we Brilliant English Viotiniste j- k ntord abe anteli and | om the @-1 five years @ THURSDAY Seattle _ tm» Cusine |B, Hantord. Robert Many so a Fok. five fonre ame S BAULEAY econ, Greek #4 KRONEMANN BROTHERS ee Agel io Seenen tine bene) hove very {om tin. ae meerning the a laa, heath wif Three Nights, Beginning To- | Nights Comedy Acrobats, Head and Hand Balancers Mad a! decked |frequently during the past 22 yeore [of sa unknown woman # EVERY DAY.Orpheum, Ma- # me AOA Starti rs. “f i filles thd ropes of |Aside frown hin many appearances in| Washington, that she was a beautl |4 "0 Pantages, SAT * Matines Tuenday ag ’ PRICES: 10c, 25c, 50c, 75c. Matinees Daily “ys ice | Shakespeare, both as a strgle star ul society gir ae * Matinee Saturday that the }and in conjunction with Frederick |® hailf-suppreesed shriek a , arenes Seah eh ene Mr. et head faving over the Warde. Chas & Hanford, Kathryn | waters clased | {Kidder and Modjeska, he was a Wirt Appremmncs On Ente: City “te member of the all-star east which A ffasing. Marci, 12, rovperted Joe delterson tn hie prea HEATRE se snr eensaatranres sees ¥ Company entation of “The Rivale” 18 years . atk i the Loin, it wi James has a Nusselt & Drew, Mears ff) Charles B. Hanford we tor the pas! Phones, Main « iated Another member | MISS MARIE DROPNAH next week will fo Geo. Hf. Rroadburet and Chas at 8 Cf form of handkerchiefs | Werner. whe 1 at the ~ 1 Beginning Monday Matinee : t The Pr | % ‘ ty te Asters Dead b The Mere | Pe - mh ag well kn norma and with : } "Vestas" “The American Lord tee see, a | 152° sy oem Week Commencing comruern eopecrions | Seat Sale Monday Noodies Fagen ote - Prices Mach Attraction: Evenings, 30c to $1.90; Matinces, Be to 81.00 WEA inember of the for thr The Koy With the National Alr TOMORROW (SUNDAY) MATINEE IY, which gave ose THR WOKLIPS GREATEST VIOLINIST “KING OF THE NBWsims” the American stage |] | Sun.Eve. - Chas B. Hanford has paid annual ‘ int P. Assisted by Pianist pod peed , “on the past 10 Hal Reid’s Masterpiece ! Feb. 27 Maud ‘owel Waldemar Liachowsky FOSTER AND FOSTER, tn “The Volunteer Pianist eee, plaver ha piasabet i — fi | Taemsay, randy, sarempay, manent a < Deseiat Rpeeiey WAZUZ AND MAZETIE Lovish STICKNEY Sie as Soe (77 Beem tergnant | MRS. LESLIE CARTER 3 fr Sine rhe tay and the t Pony Newel & years tin. He P ' repertotres. VRRSONT AND HAL GHRORGIA NELSON Bee psncne 1 aeons. past. if nem |] LAST TONIGHT—-“BREWSTER’S MILLIONS” Pantage “Unequaled bsagpaa ) ee weer Sins s Theatre vii: Sines Orpen. ‘ ; ter ‘ navat A Perfect Picture of Life on the Plains Oe ee witeer oe Wed. aud hat Week Commencing Monday Afternoon, February 21, at 2:30 @Mterent rec ane, Richard’ Gs A . ree tg ate Hl gg h W D. Second Week! Second Week! Lavishly Studde ith Comedy S OWING TO THE ENORMOUS DEMANDS fetal condi " See the Lynching Bee ee ee — Fight As t e un ent own” pave As the Bun Went D The Battle Between the Cattle Thieves With Estha Williams, Supported by ' DAYS OF OL» ‘ o6 Edwin Walter and a Strong Cast WILL REMAI N Py, oN anger in and Sheyi's Posse A Novel, Unigne end Pieture wwe Pla ¢ California PAULINE ANOTHER WEEK : . PRICES —Eventna Se to $1.00; Matir turd ot The ae ewe ee ee e ew e ‘ te Wot” , PRICES: Night, 15c to 50c; Matinees, 25c and 10c Popular Wednesday Matinee / f SUN. MAT. The Kirke La Shelle Company Presents | Complete Change of Pauline’s Program w + “a na Crom |i DRICES [ i Theatre | Matinees |} FEB. 27th “the Vie ginian® | NEW ACTS IN SUPPORT — ALL FEATURES | | A Whitecs r leading rim A) inthe yin ave a —_ oP Peymmd LAST BUT THREE POPULAR CONCERTS STAR THEATRE Waesne | ' Nees aan wien Genes cw oa Bande ita Tuesday Tomorrow 3 o' Clock WEEK OF FEBRUARY 21st | Se al | Mlatinegs | ve sgrnn ce oman Meer Komorrow Moore Theatre * scm F 1 . 25c, 35¢ aoTH Wek of THE Ne ; “ ” m not hor ber c, 3E CO x | et andgoc | D. $ LAWRENCE CO. | "1 Seattle Symphony Orchestra A DAY AT THE RACES % i. ib Other fn & Now Version of the eacraaa a lay | MEARE MADLRY, Conductor Ba b BEAT IT FOR THE TRACK WITH THE 5% aA Ae Ee Te oceen th bintineen bo and SOLOISTS: , y Armstrong Musical Comedy Company - ; i\f 10¢ and orne Violet Bourne, Pianiste Max Steindel, ’Cello pr as PUN IY iets se : 7 Cincin. Phisnat” salen ital teed ak 25c Saturday |} EBAQHS: She, S00, Thm, Sante jn, Bones: 05.08 oneh | 10¢ AND 20¢ 3 PERFORMANCES DAILY { Pre ee 1 Third Aver in 1906 by @ | i}