The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1910. feal actors B his support. Frits MANTELL AT THE MOORE gio | ee Ree Mim, || 12°) | Fanc not one of the largest of ® seanot ¢ a aurprisingly large, in view ¢ | ] , ‘ popular idea about Shaiespeare | F ‘ . antipathy to box set a } ' | . Pomorrow we are putting . : ° of the leaner lights come | “* i — } g ¢ ne wlanve , : ’ de that & i The National Op « i Lwittis SAYRE back number; M ‘ BAB | production of “Boceacelo hirt values that have been a im star, Robert _— there is a packed hou hambra last night ' ‘ : know that Will proof of the high muate een, or will be, in Seattle for very lively corpse. that organisation Hoce There were necessarily some cute i , Jin tt, of muate 1 pl t | a long time If you remem- in the manuscript last night, but , h | delights the 1 and on Ww they were not disastrous, Our| Om P Von Buppe, in the time he t ber, during the Winter, when friend, William Winter, who collab. | Bae AE { sought tonally \ rated with Shakegpeare on most ¢ , jhanded p aplause and let g we were moving and ev th latter's well known #ucc 3 tife cold enthy ] he fiat thi \ handled this version of “Macbeth’ 3 tually body else woman ce r for Mantey. ie, ‘ | “Boooac a sole didn trea stnoe It te At the Majestic : ; ¢ 1 Sony : ea ¥ , Pam sure he pout everything generally found that Miss Rus leville and one or two stunts extra attractions-are on the new Majestic. John Griffith in “Y and lited by t iny boisterou with ‘appeared here 1: bill, t t - iiner tots | We " 9 ne wha » Vv é putting on hirt no ntch ew / ence, depend ‘ her reputation t values in our Union Street window, which Imetudes n " rt . ought to arouse a great deal of enthusiasm ip the Moonlia The ard cranks will ty that ts | 1 ‘ oR 5 : taal and good plays they a sha slated by his yo + ye hosag upon all sides, introduc yur irt Dep Rome days Mise Kusvell | p ntitied to that honor, for Lew Bhaw MISS ELITA PROCTOR OTIS, ambr ment for the Spring of 1910 in « or arrangement of mir Pe » audience very he Orpheum, eS shots, | ere'n an infinite lety on the] wo just for a laugh! Orphe this week—everything, | futtin Locke and} | t | Mr. and Mra. J. J ! Veront Ver on display some of the best ation of and ne ¢ 1 nue . at fiat h ov 7 nd tur \ not regl head . in Mie tor Otfe ane Harry Burk te Natural. q At the Pantages. no sorediningly tunhy aklt of ot her Lady A freak mustoal a present Mre. Bunner's Bon The plot t There were + 4 by the Marimba band, said to be enied in a cup of coffee marie, 10 t from ¢ . is perhaps the| which & loving wife plans to Her part in the mon t tu of the stuff that changes was & plece ent 4 ’ ‘ > ’ 4 of pleasing refresh ee devittry, one to io Gna iene » high balls Saturday to nut Pais view of the inno “ trument Ane > by finds thel, awhkh was to accrue 5 . t the decanter, and em family by reason of t then aii et b « wood old). Phady Macbeth evidenced | Bre ; ame | « r poure s, Moores | @rktion that / me running ¢ cor pot foe pe and); Tawar n ith Brooks r "i henee Mry. Bunner’s Bun, Tho dla . te ben trying tobe both seri nd pa-| toate is funny, and the rea) hit of] night, ch thett Carlisle, the w &, won't| the ekit is that Mies Otis knows fuat Dance in Dreamland tonight me wared her vi stand for it how to do and yet not vorde a oe | Baker, Devoe and Adolph do an| #tase Jeg a 8 | t ore Mise batio knook-abOut stunt that! Telis of Gum Drops m _ song Nong / en the! afact ' ay wf ative with | Matt Henson, who has been argu A A + | oon and tender r Be nog ena A whether he, Henken, did or 414 not . ‘ : | s : : = lng turn o ht to the North Pole, "e billed A very artistic advertising sler errow ful we that! * ~ if wo right the gel ROBERT MANT lle tage “That! to give “& Oraphig Story the! bas just been completed for the °. ANTELL Monsmerixing Me m Tune” | lan |— pochetensne ~haene | Froxen North.” Cait tt romeh | Oregon & Washington railroad, at aT ee a of the graphie north, snd you 1 oc ond av. and Marion. The sign SEATTLE PROFLE AsTONISHED | be nearer the mark Bepeen, an « > vee et the & tor heights | clude euch widely differing roles} and it directs and refines an at- " lo | represents & rea R i enters ter nea | 22 Richelieu and Orlando In his| tractive personality, a well-propor.| When they reslixe that we carry| te cudevilie,| mous Shasta Limited, the fast We are showing some $2.00, $2.25 and ; sarily be. (repertoire, He will even piay| tioned body, a finely shaped head, | { ‘ 000 Aitterept patterns of Walliand he ls painfully nervour luxurious train operated over the A oa 2 ’ oe oseagere Romeo for us before the week has i expressive features and|Pare® Our 18 * now ready tolling how many gum drops the| Oregon & Washington and Bouth-| $2.50 values at $1.50 each: These are quiet, the Keene, the For or your tne « y« > Dregon & % prarcation for the | waned [® volee rich, deep and sonorous party on the Roosevelt ate afteriern Pacific. This train leaves Se is com- | Has Perfect Equipment. be Macbeth was vivid and Impres- FRDERAL PAINT AND WALL| leaving the ve smpty umpth latitude, etre daily at 11a. m, reaching refined gentlemen's shirts in every line. re SS Nels Sem l' The hing fnpetesed me ae the ore Shs the polar hack” But norms snattient| Portinnd at 8:20 p. m in the oxen Quality is evident throughout. Every one ee ae nents te <B?l only wenk potat in the enst inet! 1866 tet Aen plotures save mm, tl tog and arriving tn Ban Francisco brand new, clean-cut and fresh from the makers’ hands— t which he could evening At all other points the act the whole Heneen gets away with! the following evening. 4 $1.50 EACH LLL LLL LLL LOLOL CU {NUT Avent W. B. HUTCHINSON CO. SECOND AVE. AT UNION ST. Diagonally Across From Old Store MacPMBASON-GRAY ©O, Pike St, Near Seoond Av. | MacPHERSON-GRAYT CO, | Pike 8t, Neat Seoond Ay | tac MERSON-GHAY CO. il ~- + oa ro sersesre = a ae hibeshin as fines Before Supine This Sale of the “sw ot Dry Goods, Shoes Women’s and Men’s Weat | A 65022 Dollar We bought the entire stock, good will and fixtures of the Ed J. Wolff Co. (1421-1423 Fourth ave.) Today's Styles Teday | New Arrivals in Beautiful Waists The new arrivals which nservatism & permanent safeguard against is a policy from which never deviates for any whatever. « Ne Natlonal Bank of Commerce ie Capital, $1,000,000.00 Surplus, $1,049,395.96 Second and Madison, Seattle we are showing are unusu ally attractive, conveying all the latest styles and lead ing shades in Chiffons, ad Nets, Messalines, Tailored Linens, Crepe de Chines, Batiste, and a splendid line of Changeable Taffetas. We also make a specialty of extra sizes for large women, sizes up to 51 bust rhe quality of these waists will prove that the prices are just, and if you have not all the ready cash, Use Our Easy Payment Plan Remember that we do not charge one cent ex tra for this convenience Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Union Street “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” too! We could not want a better opportunity than this to give our patrons the greatest list of barg bring this reference list with you and spend your time where money goes twice as far toward your needs for future use—while this Great Sale Is in Progress Waists: Petticoats | Wach Goods: White Goods Women's Petticoats of black rus Lot o some je and Natne 0 tr a re y wel id inger t ‘ , te hams, tpat Muslin Pettiooats wil $6 in ae N ends. Yard c trimmed up te $1.00. For this | ‘ < Fo p i0e Bleached Outing Flannel sale | c I Curtatr mili lengths. in good hegvy ot of Shirt Waiate, in n or . 7 pe 1 | wele ting; 1 ards 6 ant of white rs ‘. Yard c trimmed with le 4 RALPH S. STACY, ssistant Cashie E. ‘OLMSTEAD, stant Cashier mat Would You Like or Dinner Tonight? ? [Something t me, well cooked, Bhoes Lees The | Bedding’ i Te ie = Tip Ontords at $1.40 light up t pute in | , tikeot snot theuine "You can | 2 Ee WP oe | On they Tareas nohea oa >wolk, hg If so Desired Bic nh 19¢ ts 3 ra heet . b ounce, arate | ar... OBS Hs fet a meting WOMEN'S shane 6 mi || tay, weong™agpe ait" | Bai 1.98 THULE AVHUORANOES ARATE AN OU ct Ee asoned, well ser Step into me AMERICA i at | d Pike and y wisk ourth vill be led beyond tation 1% TABLE D’HOTE DINNER sliding Wine, fron to 8:30 p.m Pular Music bh mous RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA mich will pi; mur f favorite selec h, if Fequested _ OUR 25¢ BUSINESS LUNCH PMade a decided hi vith 1} and womer Feve d ; ftom 11 ( p 1 : ell b » -? m., PMlesOMe foc, $1.75 Nottingham Lace Cur 1.26 Crocheted Bodypread, ox tains, in White and eory; ful) ’ fa large double bed size, and | yards lon apa standard’ width y a ac i] ‘004 asnorten o 6 1) 1890 @bode. 1.46 h Di tia Nottingham Lace Cyr FANG im “in weve, and ulna Ls. a pale ips 9c ” arytiyn | e grt wet of bra 89c yusine y, except ure, ma Americ ‘an Cafe PounTH AVENUE Sareea) g lay & Gay, MacP h erson-Gray Co. | me, i et 206-210 Pike Street—Just a Step From Second Avenue SvVAUH040000010000000000000000000NH0NNNAVONEUSOUSOGUOGUOGUUNESOUUOAUULOUAONUUNEVUUEUOOUOUEGEGEGOOUUUOUUCENOAeSGEUTENOUNUveUentoOnU UA Ue. 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