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

THE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1910, Bohemian Girt"—Athambra, Program. ) in Concert acai + eg ner } the Lam Oey tare Di to be mp of from va “House of a Thousand Candies” Seattle. bB weet Vaudeville~ Orphe . —_ starting after the Vaudeville--Orpheum aay Mysterious Burglar’ Majestic. Lois, Vaudevilie—Pantages. At the Atham bra the National Operac any will tomorrow night give good-bye tion of om fc Martha.” The House of A Thousand Can Clover” Tomorrow af - rnoon the atock i] How” will be pre ompany at the sented here for feattlo will open ‘ the firet thr by » week's & road company ormat { wt the Grand ail Melodrama i fias not been mean | Rext week. The fe ne ° here fore tor | | eompany un gity The My» five years past ie « comedy } ) iF eee weet Clover the ' am, Monday 1OOR, acts will besin including Will Crossy and Blanche Dayne a their lant Wook Nellie Nichols, singing the Clmaron Trio of arotesque comedians and travesty dancers Nellie Nichols Al White's "Dane Fred Watson, cor Kuropean no and & n Molt The heatre Maj bewir 4 Next § acta at ine at the Lole ton row after on and all next aren k. The play its new rendt Flotow's opera in Hier the manage fertous Burglar it ment of W. T The play is on Grama’ in four Harketl-and md is on the general firet of ward Rowland, order of “Rat Which ip taid at and the leading flies,” with a plot the Holcomt role of Bates, the that is extremely homestead on heat \ butler, wit! be sensational, and Sweet Clover ee Glaum slaved by Hugo | with & fhumber Allleen Mey farm, in Connec: | Koch There are four acts, showing |of mechanical features that are be- | tout, the second and third in New |ing Bugs” [the warden and Nbrary of Glenarm |i butlt for it By the Seattle thea» |York city, and the fourth back on | the Pt Hours tivety tre «tage force thin week 'the farm, an Intertor set iter 5 pewrtt eompany will he eat seen in A revival ot Baltes leh opera, "Hohe Girt The of Ariine is to ng Aidan Memmi, The wil be nung ae written in tte com plete and unabetdged form gets, the of ac 2 ) Trio f, Whittle m. at L. | 7 | White House Wilson and Par - son, entertain. | Ralph Cummings Dogs; Newell runiohans Maurice Darey Le Quartett 1 6 © Bando- The Man With sut Brothers, & and songs Effie Pearson Max ft Eva Earle Frenoh be York's and and ero”; ALM. T the Kimor Ar ropean w ace ee. renpe a DE HAVEN LICKED Diapdoce apa _ BY ADELE RITCHIE} 2 = Moore In June, 1904 Of her 1908 company, Jack Storey Paul Decker ral other me Wook tate viion pietures. rats Musical Comedy—Btar. Monday the 4 edy the roasted by the I | Marie PAST PERFORMANCES. Lillian Just ondon papers, Even | ised the fact, Fe roly eriticived, | week, ther Loves Hats, Lal Dy -— = Ho | of a yusund Arithmetical Play Titles. Candi om ” 1 are thy . ‘ ‘ fe a het U Mer tm proms ttle or no enthust J Aes afternc } Baw. Ar Must Doro was wae an ptr is in some re rom Her nature © part but ima dont ett New | 1] ! ing - ‘ ; ‘ trunks * and} that in every town they play she add anything Real Reason for the Lat- ter's Sudden Withdrawal ; | From “The Girl in the Taxi” in Chicago is Ex- Nender the 1 plained. the Cale | tillien Dyer she Arthur De company, which put the! collection. very tim BY J. WILLI® SAYRE } ued tb express to towe o Bl , =-% Arnh iaason, “Ts Mary.” The Ralfe's pte nted eb ree Abbett and F Inoluded in th earty days here Ho q Y gam) Arthur Matthews ong ng tr piny nard Aan Keown thom by Ane of h gan eevel Spanish mat — ir reper Th ae and with G Arristrone wloring Ethel Davis in HreCtiON, A BEL Pe | would have at th anistant Archie houn Oper hy Ing natives Wittiarr Miss Dyer George L Douglas Fitnt Laura Cle ster American Cafe Lunch daily, cents, including Quick service. last night "wel | “CARMEN” OFFERED M"...03'*'\4, | BY THE LAMBARDIS ** may Business Men's 11:30 to 2 p. m., 26 coffee, milk or beer Fourth and Pike eh y has » imita Reteon in see of Aunt haw fin ® on far better sung than last night audience real » you, I Ht. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER if you can’t get boots or shoes to fit you, get them made to measure at STREET and girls, to be prudent Had not Be 1p the $1.80 in the first p Nd never fd Hee aved Anna I tan Art bier in the naw ace have amassed this Both Phones—5108 } GEORGE PRIMROSE } ‘The House of « Thousand Can wan pinyed here in stock at the “Yago. In Next Week's cast Lillian Dyer, who was here ago with The Cow en and Mie Ritehte .' G | glen” wa were ardent te call ge . © is ; im the play SS peveie aes « a mt the KON extate | dies In Harry Lauder arly ger just before Adele Ritchie the fr had helped hin - nag ering the fortune tediy in hin Ame Bweet Clover” was played at the Grand in 1906, and again in 1905, by mmpanios inclading Otis B. Thayer | Gertre Bondhil| and Mra. Selby Tapeficid atrative nn anette | Good Advice to Parents Cornoort a big succes he present t & corpulent cents Worth @f Amusement from the me | if you have @ son or and peed | bili of varieties offered. |f daughter and wish to instill The shémran for nearly five bowrs |] late them the precious art of | thonght It Gilded Pool" at the Seattle theatre, Everybod® conspired to make it a/{) chrift and economy, what bet attp up be. Me later made two visite with the | success ter move can you make than | the hack, 2'fe Stuart Rebeon, and was in vnud to open. Small. eecieal we. van at the Orpheum a year ag Kltsabeth Stewart, who played . te tae weet you were our eee, Sareea Sepneue ihare | ao an Ralph Btu means everything to them oa,” and them Prono mig-— Ay ee ee + ate and their future. It means e una in “The Sultan of in stock 1 Oakland _—T wee 24 i trand five yours ago. | 2 happiness for you, if they are | they went Up aed slapped the trained to know the value of a bank ac nt posed actor on the back and Our Saving» Department in alied him thete Uncle Jed, and thea fainted. ‘The man ¥ on Bing bs one of the best organized tn the country. We invite small ack negra, and he took in the deposits situation at once Bhush aber Joa BANK OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS FROM 6 TO 8. The State Bank of Seattle Pioneer Place, Corner First and Yesler. performance art They Picked the Wrong Man. Beattie yee fhe Typewriter ali the? : rry chor parsing up Broadway the ¢ afterneon, On the corner they spied « big man, with « heavy fur overceat and & silk hat, stand tan toward them. |@t Prye's Opera house, Ha returns ‘ an actor fram ™ 1499 with Nat Goodwin in “A “Oo me girls were » New York gear es Réwin Holt, at the Orpheum next week, caine here 26 years age in sup- port of Nellie Boyd at the opentn Week Beginning Monday Matinee ree 1Oe, Be, Mie, The Positively the Last Week of WILL M. CRESSY and BLANCHE DAYNE In a New Playlet of New England Life by Mr. Cressy NELLIE NICHOLS Somastrens and Comedieune FRED WATSON him talk vitor what he says te through talking 1 a different way modestly dew ribing with her 1 punched him a plenty emt after him slapped his Then the w gTabbed vantty box nd broke tt le Jed from ret attte, Alt T Layne te a « Vancouver Provinces True, Layne has played around the Sound a good deal of recent seasons. but why throw ft up to bim mund actor Lavine Cimaron Trio terotemqu: Comedy Travesty THE PICQUAYS Comeding, Reropesn Novelty Entertainers A Terpstchorecan AL WHITE’S “DANCING BUGS” Oaaies EDWIN HOLT & CO. Playing in GEORGE ADE’S Delightful Comedy “THE MAYOR AND THE MANICURE” nearty at the Grand nine jago this spring. He was a me fod the original stock lLotm, and played there season. He was in vaw yo Uncle Abm * nieors Ran Demaldeon, wh played the / le tole in “Prince of Pilsen” twice the Grand, te to star in “The Norser probably coming to Be- atte thie summer the tough went that up from the harus girke dis appeared Carter Oe Maven |“! | al reader w hate Mins fit the ca ago tonight, on Robby Gaytor head at the Alhambra Twenty-ein years March 19, 1886 Dad | ed « vaudeville bill He | theatre an Omaha {ane Hel The only play which Seattle wit) mn when jase for the first time during the atl coming, week ia “The Mysterious Big Bil Bittner, whe i to tour nd at the head his own nd repertoire companies, i« comfortably settied In Oki homa City seeme there tx Russell in the show the deork theatre, and niet have been « own Dad Nghtning ALHAMBR THY PLTe THRAT OR pinne about the Fund tair. De Haven w gaitant to tar tt down Ritchie had to go on the stage Act An 80 tea rel ore ane4 Mine jrent the The Climax MooreTheatre’ Seattic’s Leading Theatre. TOMORROW NIGHT—ALL-STAR NIGHT LAMBARD Grand Opera Co. Popular Prices 3: has been terribly “THEATRE RUSSELL & DREW, Mere Main S147 + Ind. 283-4 TONIGHT —Sentey, Maich 20 last Times flotow’s Beaalifal Opera of..... "MARTHA Commencing Monday Evening, March lst Every Evening: [li Orenestrs thing» abe pening hap De i m. This Being the Finish. ‘ Week Beginning Monday Matinee Performances—2 180, 7115, 9:00 CONTINUOUS ON SUNDAY Le ROY & CLAYTON In “A HORSE ON HOGAN” WM. T. WHITTLE Ventritoquial Marvel MAX YORK’S DOGS Cleverest of Canines MAJESTISCOPE Excivsive Pictures Prives—1060, 20¢, 30 All Lower Floor ny Gallery PROGRAMME Overture—Preiude, Act 4 Cavalleria Husticar Fulgen from “Faust TheNATIONAL OPERA COMPANY |]: 2820" topular of All Musical THE BOHEMIAN GIRL aC rig ampere HNEMMi es ARLIN and Pr this and Saturday h Offer Matinees Wednesda ane MLLE. “NAOJE” Queen of the Air nish) mn Rest osigne. - Treasurer Gegu Frau WILSON AND PEARSON Unique Vaudevillians P. tes wh 8 and Gieni gar CM ISAO atre NEWELL AND NIBLO Xylophone Virtuosos position ttert, Conductor PHONES: MAIN 1904 Theatre ALN sen LO I S Starting Tomorrow Afternoon. Tonight—Final Performance, “WINCHESTER” NEW LOIS STOCK COMPANY SWEET CLOVER Mand Muller Modernized OPRTNING 4 NIGHTS &tEXMbay MARCH 23 Matinces Thuredey and Seturday Seat Kale Tomorrow THIRD SEASON STILL PLAYING oar Mo heen seus welll’ * esin Matinee Day, 25¢ upp L. S. SIRE PRESENTS a America’s Foremost Comedienne SEATTLE “es tion ever given — Attractions Wilt be Mi the Moore the MAY ROBSON im the Great Ameriona Comedy THE REJUVENATION OF AUNT MARY BY ANNE WARNER MATINEES Tuesd ght 8 1 Ba t M PRICES 00-They Unequaled ry, ate 4 audevi 2:30 the mux and Hone MF arly atten Pantages Theatre v Moore Changes P 3 I We Four Nights and Wednesday Mat., Opening Sunday, March 27 k Commencing Monday Afternoon, March 21, at EEE cee nen fn hakes 8 Balin in Win BF near tt hn th MATINEES NEXT WEEK NDAYGr He ESDAY WEDNESDAY THURGDAY 1 ATURDAY — M DAY—O i “ EVERY ee el SSeS eee eee et eee * Week Commencing Tomorrow (Sunday) Matinee The Latest Dramatic Success Startling Climaxes The Mysteriou Burglar Sparkling Comedy Brilliant Wit and Strong Dramatic Situations Humor Tonight—Last Time, “HER MAD MARRIAGE” ‘| Prices—Nights, 15c to 50c; Matinees, 10c and 25c In His Greatest Success A MAN’S A MAN ROBERT EDESON The Gram Week MATINEE TOMORROW » BHGINNENG W. T. GASKELL Offers Coorge Middleton's Dramationtion of Meredith Nichotwon's Novel The House of a Thousand Candles wen HUGO HOCH Biti*can Yenr at NW CAGO. JOHN CORT Manager DALY'S AND ‘THE YORK, AND GAM Special Prices and Matinees Beginning Tomorrow HV RNINGS, 260 Teer BATLGAIN MATINERS ¥ DAY, and ate Sund. Return of Nich. 27) THE and Oi SUND. MA'TS., THURSDAY and SATURDAY, First Time at Popular Prices ALASKAN HERE’S A CORKING GOOD BILL Ralph Cummings & Co. Steiner Ti the or Girt" omedy Bar Al H. Tyrrell The Hlack Pace Singtog Comedian Bandolex © Quartet Sponish Gypay Sin Arnaut Brothers Kurope M en Lowe Acrobats Paning Tonight and Tomorrow Continuous Riva Larsen Troupe, Pred Wrekoft an nN Dimes of Rafayette’s Dogs. " «hy IDOLIZED IDA THE ONE YOU WANTED THE STAR THEATRE HERE IT IS—THE BIG SHOW Armstrong Musical Comedy Co. Presents ETHEL DAVIS A Real Live One 3 Times Daily 10c an