The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1910, Page 3

THE STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1910. wa [DUKE OF ABRUZZI g STILL FAITHFUL (iy United Prone.) NEW YORK, May 7.—That the Duke of the Abruzzi is per sinting In his attentions to Mia AMUSEMENTS. lS JUDGE LINDSEY TO WED A MORGAN? John Cort Moore Theatre’: Geattie’s Leading Theatre Katherine Biking le believed by the! Giicials in the custom One Week Commencing Sunday, MAY 8 © is passed h because of the arrival pont Morgan and charitable ensore te | of two Pomeraniarr worker of national note, is to MORT H q : Henry Woodruff ; Me t@RhE young woman In person court fame. Ag far as ages are IN THE MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS pty en wees the commander of an Italian concerned their marriage would “THE PRINCE OF TONIGHT” day io a dren steamship on ite arrival not be Impossible by any means. Direct From 200 Nights at the Princess Theatre, Chicago (My United Preasd DENVER, May 7.—-According to the not always reliable Den: ver Post, there ie a rumor in Denver society that Mise Anne Morgan, daughter of J. Pier SINGER PREGENTS sho ne of the great plet a ne 1 The utmost secrecy has been the judge being 41 and a b | rolls and two comer plated around the matter, and lor and Mies Morgan, 35 and it would not have been known an old maid wip neve Maen week, which| Of the arrival of the coatly pets become known at the custom house. it was supposed that By THE REGAL DENTISTS taified, and Miss Elkins and her brother had to journey to the It 1s & crime to pull teeth that are there would be no delay in tak. ing them away, ae they were of custom house in their motor |sound. We don't do it, Nature | the best tooth builder, and no teeth pedigreed stock and entitled to The dentist PRICES Thursday, rund PRICE and the new week fe Monday and Thur BV ENINGS MATIN ' re ad ON APA Pad PAI | DAVID HIGGINS -* GRAND M the Star et the Star Armatrong Musical oor and possibly a new cor Will Armatrong will, of cour be in the cast, and there are two of the girls lwho were with the “Soul Kise” com pany when it was bere some weeks ago, One of thene le a Seattle girl, Dorts Piper, who is cust tn an te ton. Ethel Davie will introduge as a & plate because he knows of noth spectalty her hanteal doll act, a turn that did much to make her When w great success In vaudeville before ~ began this study, years ago, it} she went in for the musical comedy game free entry, but, unfortunately, they had been placed on the manifest of the steamship as a part of the cargo, and a special permit had to be taken out the custom house, It wi eral hours before that was ob- The Grand Opera House JOUN CORT, Manager One Week, Starting Matinee Sunday DAVID HIGGINS And the Original New York Company in His Celebrated Racing Play “HIS LAST DOLLAR” Thoroughbred Running Horses in an Exciting Race res... equal those of nature Yakima pulls good teeth to make room for | ing better than a plate. seemed tO us there must be some way of coming pretty close to ' nature's toeth. a sin We felt that ft would work a ’ - Prices. u 4 " . revolution If we could find the way : After a good bit of experimenting 1.0093 ¢ found a way o' op eth agoes, cf Veede aeiting ‘erewe we found a way of supplying teeth without plates In conclusion, if the slightest) and Dutter—Huying Price. doubt exists in your mind, conie rT ‘a , |S m a, to us and we will dispel that doubt bre ne 0 We will show you the work being witer, ative Washing : the average prices 20@8 urday, Hest FAI Phones, Main 42 put in the mouth, also cases thai are finished, let you talk. to the patients themselves, and furnish ” tue you a long Mst of satisfied patients . Buy ts Price. Hi | MRS. an ie y : dit 38 ; . for whom we have done this work HOLDSWORTH | REDFIELD , ’ : ‘ . ae este a ‘ Hy Se REGAL DENTAL OFFICES i (Sunday) Matinee & ; ge fi 3 . #3 . 1408 Third Ave. Cor. Union 8t. A Stirring Melodrama of Southern Life fer « rural singing skit. They were| when the show will be continuous _Dequed MentonGetting Petes Across the street from the P. O. formerly starred in Gus Edwards’ | from antl I, Thin will be the |S i te. be rs 4 . ee al 3 mee HH " Star Want Ads are oak. A REA i EPS “ gt: ness bringers. — Try them. I atry Kids" and “Rchoot Days” | last opportunity for seeing Daphne ier, Woodrult ” as his most brilliant work peal vaudeville, and tro ie fo tees wae Savoy Cafe A Splendid Play That Every One Will Like acts, both of which have been seen | Pollard In a long time, as, om com eee Viretn che Walsh was the firat to | Vance potices one gets the oh Something doing every A Companion Play to “Cameco Kirby” Week Commencing Tomorrow We give a written guarantee with all work mpany a orn, Meal, ton ibe sian dramas, will be the attrac | lana before returning to Seattle ila am menses at the Lote for the week com The new week begins Monday af wth ' cing with m matinee tomorrow | ternoon, as usual, and the Incoming oe tt oon lacta make the bill one of great He Stua e tol gave “Resurrection” to the | promine. Ali the * APECTAL FoR THONH WHO CANNOT DANCE 1 guarantee to teach Pa re locally at the Orpheum. |pleting the Pantages cireult she | will go East to take up a t Resagind we. role of the betrayed pea this is another of those high class | Bs . : ly private Young & mintite at Savoy Cafe. Have fratern: standard bills so frequent on Pan earn the_eame you heard the Washington At the Lois. contract in Eastern vaudeville, and “Resurrection,” greatest of ali| probably will make @ tour of Eng He succumbs } om whe heartlessly Bots to. the wages tine, Brot. Stevens Quartette? If not, you want rari of the drama as to the art sby| Paul's Six Jugsling Girls are tmened J os d Mate 2 to. Open til 1 a. m. h the aid ef the nas ing of % into ought to the interpretation of the | character, Mims May, of the Léie company stunning athletic young women who do rapid work with Indian clube equets. It te one of te of the kind ever Comedy and Pathos — Laughter and Tears Magnificent Scenery—Startling Mechanical Effects Savoy Cafe, Second Av. [will have te difficult task of the | i ceeen interpretation of this groat charac- | seen here. ‘that if he in not | er. while 3 Whitaker wil! be seen| The Ziegler Trio ts considercd In Phe loves he wilt | 48 the Prince for whoxe love the | vaudeville circles the greatest turr vo ty | Manlowa fails from the he of vir- [of the kind on the stage. They are tue and suffers the severe conse-|Roman ring artivte of great quence therefor. jastrength and much novelty — Billy Link is a blackface come At the Pantages dian who has his own peculiar way ne ‘The current week's bill of vaude- | Of telling stortes and singing songs. 9H! ville a the Pantages th Billy is one of those fastidious Meats, Live Weighs. by chaps who uses his own back drop fy & IANO FOR RENT. Kohler & Chase, PRICES: Nights, 15c to 50c; Matinees, 10c and 25c TONIGHT—“A Chorus Girl’s Luck in New York,” Last Time are Clark Littian Pleasant. | the Harper Smith Trio. Opening Today % John C.| Keogh and Rath Francis, the Sehil At the Lyceum. rHON ‘ Washington ; "3 ‘0 ustc “ate e ie Lyceuf) theatre © p ; es ew far eaie, Perr iota git | ats tl Seare ct" tae, srotdal OO ias : N Amdex Cafe Lois Theatre ieee re Og lien thetr last performances tomorrow, thene % The Iatest novelties in Onions, Yakima : "A Genuine reat Is in Store for Lovers of Great Drama When the Lois Stock Company Presents Count Tolstoi’s (Second Avenue Bntrance) ‘Grand. p 4 t ‘ 1 Business Men's Lunch, 11 Hemtied finance tt -m, to8 pm and lest, and with Special inducements to af fy. hope and ambi ter-theatre parties Every re le of » Fnguen : HM thing first-class today has bee fatter cheery side fiom that Mesers, David Mi De. Baldwin G. Cooke Lie show in the drarns fo which is coming ow afternoon Steadily year by year the | sca Special = | PRICES Sunday Matinee and Nights, 280, 35e a ©. Other Performances MATINEES Tuesday, Wednesday | and Saturday. people of the Pacific North- west have been finding out that there is a place where pianos of sterling quality may be had at fair and honest prices. This fact is clearly shown by the rapid and un- SE teleetns hes] precedented growth of our EWebb’ Dillion. ‘The business. The policy of one price to everyone, every- ¥ % Sunday, [the play deaix with | & fal eclipse of dam, whe has got of the gentle citi- pe Mory of the t five concise acts Presents this play A, Bigsins as “Joe AMUSEMENTS. — Both Phones—S106 Oe SOLE ae. Rivanor Downs. Who owns and Week Beginning Monday Matinee Edward Armstrong Musical Comedy (o. with « Lé Ones in THE BIGGEST JOY SESSION YET LY BABY POLLS GINGER SPROIALTIES Advanced Vaudeville O and #20 Batting Average This Week Performances Daily at Three Times Every Day—10e and 2¢ tman,” the He Wand Page Sponcrr where, and the fact that ie Orpheum. Ge Piano Bond schemes, special Ee. - rn Nn fake sales and other false é Martin Beck Presents Lonsdale,” the Sherman, Clay & Co. never Wenge hoe the most won- representations calculated to MR. EDWARD ABELES & Co. capable hands of World has record sa 5 he Spal WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE make the public believe that In George H. Broadhurst’s Dramatic Playlet, “Unequaled Pantages Theatre vwinis Week Commencing Monday Afternoon, May 9, 1910 A BILL OF NOVELTIES ever n by theatre in the West im everything ex | fae. and Profes and his He an opportunity “Belt Defenne Home of the “ Ons ever brough' and hie company Hetta entitied “A Kis a iman, Sort of bit, and | i the ‘criti famous minstrel good pianos are being sold for very little money has gained for them thg respect and con- fidence of the public. Every piano marked in plain figures. Every piano worth what is asked for it. Every piano just as repre- “SELF DEFENSE” TANK STAFFORD & 60. In “A Hunter's Game.” RETA KEDFINLD, Juvenile Character Comedienne KMANK AND TRU RICE ARTHUR HIGBY, “The Minstrel M FIDDLER AND 5H Who Sing, Play and Impe ‘Tricky, Talkative Tumblers f Hore It In—The Greatest Single Featire In Vaudeville! 44 CHARLES THE FIRST Tie Monkey Who Is Almost Man. 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