The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1910, Page 3

atiii t :; ai? he drar productt urprine, f y has work { character whic tion h spet th. Pink ‘ Wiltiam M members of the capa beon ir cesiog tw d tor a long t "Und hit im the score a big At the Orpheum fa acrial ballet n Ing inte the West ie t has been the pe, and Bert © theatre, Lond ones of his greate a the play. “The > of Henry # be given at the Mo = Leoward Ide. Ar: Banor Jennings 24 Edward Elen © eritios al read Oulda’s cole unrea na — to ere bination * as ng con-| strongest In vaudeville. | taker, Behby Law- | chosen bilities, an ne THK S'TAR—SATUR . CO, = MAJESTIC 29, 92, 2 SRI ALI IIIS, HERBERT KELGEY —* moc £ TAGES ho bh ugh hablt. jon his best girl and other orig the dope st rtn and Jeanette ar Tuman Rubber Halle - are enters whore robate of exceptional ability, and |n Hal Merrit. wa t i r Puck, and then for Judge. Now jan who successfully imitate artoons all « and ¢ it in » t appreciatty is the Iris rawing ~ about 4 of leopards, panther in & series Animal acta bh ng line with the Pan it i* believed tha animale will ra Jaguars at the M thing in the big bill betng except a pair of novelty act ay up in the alr when it « any anit act that has pre wusly been seen at this handsome tages plotures. “pe will show # sertes moving ptetures It takes « farmer to foth in newspaper agrioultu: written by a man who de & pumpkin from a hays York Proas They are a half young women beat the band, a why whe le lot more than Kinley is & sing! the beet kn t Kinley without @ vol is singularly eweret, and he ge NO JOB large for our capacity but with a Bt ir beat attention. We ih ry work at reasonable ws the phones. ea it i t and Wall Paper Co., ry charming young 1914 tet Av. Aroade Annex. “ od raed Right fm the Shopping Center Wil Bovis and Flo Darley are tw ver Austraijan musical comedy olk who will seen in & comedy i “Married.” Mine Darley ie gifted with a very ewoot le|toprano vole, which she uses to/ mt advant 4| The Williams or | Clever dancers oral GOLDEN Gardens “Brothers are two! Another Big Pantages Bill, | Another good bill i* coming to| is| Pantages theatre next woek, open. | | Monday afternoon. All of the ere paying thefr first wisit tc ttle Edwin Keogh &@ Co., the “On.” be- ing Miss Helen Nelson, a etunning actress, will offer a| “a Vaudeville Bur story concerns « ow n uck Young woman who, falls & “busted” sector, whe engages to teach her stage * » |whort, hae three acters, ail played by Mr Keogh and | Mise Nelson. to September 15th] oe Gordon and Henry are a pair of | 7 o cCleverest |Clever “twisting” dancers. They a the Lyceum thea at 4 stage, will |@ive & series of imitations, all by A rd ad ora - ; bie company, |the dance, Mlustrating different piay- | The most beautiful nat presented th ‘ her great isughing suc-|¢rs in a ball game, @ fellow calling |} ura! park and beach on the — » Feather, by Pred-|_ Le ES P Bamber of cits ; ieae Wiles” Ainen acific coast. Take any proved @ sens no reason why si strong in Seattle and Cooper are They aro unique, a and th ir sleeves | Rewniieens? n?- | Tone the nerves, stre ng |the stomach, purify the bloc ? land cated |by taking the characters ood the curtain | | Pq | to minstes befor: | a t Pills Cooking SMITH’S CAFE C. E. SMITH, Prop. Third Ave. and Seneca St Don’t delay buying that new outfit any longer. BP easy way; it is so SOnvenient that you are always dressed 8 and never mi afford to pay a! thing better: it j the long Tun, the money. You can tle more and get some- 1 real y much cheaper in We base our prices on the one main thing in buying, and that s QUALITY. See that qualit) style in your New outfit. Store Open Until 10 0’ Clock Tonight are 5 i TT Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. Second Avenue Near Union Street “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” also on sthen | grip on health _ Beecham’ s | Sold Everywhere. heal boxes 10¢. and | Be. | First. Clase Service — Excelient The Piace to Get a Good Dinner he | | Ballard car and change to Loyal Heights Line at Mar ket st Admission 10 Cents DANCING Sunday afternoons and evenings. Picnic HOTEL SAVOY CAFE Bomethin, minute at nd | doing every voy Cafe. Have you heard the . Washington Quartette? If not, you want to. Open Ul l a m. Hotel Savoy Cafe, 2d Av. Reservations for afier thea- ter parties a specialty. Week Commencing Tomorrow (5:4y) Matinee Most Realistic and Life-Like Play Ever Written The James Boys in Missourt Real and Novel American Characters That Helped to Make History — An Intense Dramatic Story Strong Human Interest id | THEATRE RUSHRLE & DREW, Mare SUN- DAY ‘Tickets.- 10c and 25¢ Ladies’ —~Ask About the Nights, 15¢ Special Prices to 50« Matinees MAMMOTH RINK Open Every Afternoon and tis La p & stronger appea! | None DAY, MAY 21 1910, and Records BORGUM MUSIC CO., 3rd Ave 1207 Open Evenings © Are Mahogmny finished catt net, winding key, brake, spect remulator and escut- cheon nickel plated. a spring, =p drive 1D-inak rec and wound wh yt tapering b nickel plated. Perfect nd ree producer Laree flower horn of @ soft amber hue, edged and striped with o top gpahogany shad. ing off and blending with ies bombes ‘owinging el: bow permite the tone ba au. A very attrae hun thal Swit give cnestlen esr n Mas color. Oirect Pacific Const Distributors TOR Talking 1406 Recond Ave, Near Union Bt. Beatile 10c A PLE. a That Can 10c™ Pantages A VAUDEV ARNOLDO’S Trained , Leo; are Panthers an¢ re. Courtney and Jeanette Eoventric Jugglers. THE LOWE SISTERS Victor and Edison Machines VICTO " turntable tive ma- ASANT HOUR E CIRCUIT THEATRE On Seoond A Week Commencing Monday Afternoon, May 23, at 2:30 Edwin Keough and Co. With Helen Nelson in Light ond Airy Baking the « High Flight y our groce in its preparition n Wh the Flou milling: « Columbia River Milling Co. Offices and Warehouses, Seattle The Oriental 46—Pool Tables 3 25—Bole Tebies Third av. between Pike #nd Unt the Pacific Coast Distribu TALKIN A Victor quality with a te that ts surprist ole 8 * pl and can be wou oa v~ lel Fine polished mahoge inet with hinged t a Ineteen Stores on the Pacific Comat. T° 7K icture House in Seattle ve—Near Stokes’ “Unequaled Vaudeville” Theatre ILLE SURPRISE JOE ee 4 Hebr ‘om the w C dant.” nodian Gordon and Henry Those Twisting Dancers. PANTAGESCOPE ee RE NY ct ea na mm | ‘) MooreTheatre’ a Tre Grand OperaHouse Pool ‘vowed Bar, restaurant, cigar stand and | seven chair barber eb: Largest | place of the kind In world. $10) cash given away cally, 1413-1617) In J. J. MeNaliy's Grent Musien! Comedy ers of the MAC HINES, ie oak nickel trimmings | while the prettily propor : tioned flower horn ts dark | Advanced Vaudeville red, with gold stripe It ation brake and | VICTOR 10c Circuit Theatre The Only Moving Pi Guarantee You New Pictures Which Have Never Before Been Shown in the 10c 3 AMUSEMENTS John Cort Manager Commencing. Tomorrow and All Week eee ne me a ee ome THE THIE iD | ern ee ane eere HOON main ete With HERB KELODY and MERI SHANNON Commencing Monday, May 30 “AMERICA’S FOREMOST COMEDIENNE” | GRACE GEORGE “A WOMAN'S WAY” JOUN CORT, Manager One Week, Commencing Sunday Matinee THE NOTED PRIMA DONNA COMEDIENNE |Dorothy Morton om ey JONES* G) Both Phones 6106 ne and WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE I Prices: 10c, 25c, 80c, 75¢ Performances, 2:30, 6:30 Daily GRIGOLATI'S FAMOUS AERIAL BALLET Introducing the Latest Flying Novelty Butterflies and Doves.” FRED WARREN AND AL BLANCHARD Famous Comedians in Melody and Fun ETHEL ALTON AND COMPANY In Her Laughing Succe Birds of a Feather.” Brown and Cooper The Songwrite H. Franklin & Standards rand the Singer The Living Rubber Balls. Hal Merritt The College Boy From Ipswich. Meehan’s Dogs The Acme of Animal Intelligence. MAJESTIC (6 204" ‘VAUDEVILLE: 4444" Gors WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE Prices, 100 and 26 Performances Datly at 2:80, 7:15, 9100 Conttonous on Sunday THE ORIGINAL SCHOOL ACT SAM J. CURTIS and His Company of Siestns Girls, “A SESSION AT ooL” NEIL MeKINLEY Offering | Lot of Syncopated Melodies Ss BROS, r Execiionce WILL BOVIS AND FLO DARLEY ‘alinn Mustoal Comedy Stars in the Oddity, “MARRIED” Dancers PHONES; MAIN 1904 IND, 4334 Lois Theatre Don’t Fail to See the Great Military Drama UNDER TWO FLAGS MAT TINEES: PRICES: Sunday, Tuesday, Wednes- Sunday eee ot es day and Saturday Other Performances—i0e and 260 S T A THEATRE “Facing the Powder” Week " aeeek Tea Monday Matinee on Another of Those Star Fun Riots “Powdering the Bilge ote phat Face” 10c and 20c—Three Times Daily Northwestern League DUGDALE’S PARK BASEBALL Tomorrow at 3 P.M. VANCOUVER vs. SPOKANE Admission-—25c¢ and 50c