The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1910, Page 3

THE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1910. Black,” ie gifted with a splendid @ingtng volce, and carries a well nolected repertoire of songs Ken Reyer and his brother are two comedy eyeliate with a laugh jat every turn of the wheel Cavana tw an unique equillbrint He does a whole lot of extraordin ary things in a very extraordinary way, and is counted a big card In hte line As They Danced for Cleopatra At the Lole | “Buch a Little Queen ful romantic drama th the Lota filled all we Jroen in Ite cloning porte ing. It will be week by “Bachelor's Honeyn & howling farce that haw stood the tent of repeated productions where. Bachelor's Honeymoon Lis will run all the week, with the roe | ular Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Baturday matinees, and also a special Labor Day matinee Monday | afternoon “Bachelor's Honeymoon” tells the story of Benedict Bachelor's nee of his name to decetve a dashing act reas with whom he ts infatuated Bhe marries him in the belief that he ls a bachelor in fact as well as in name, The uncomfortable Behe the delight. | t has kept will be nee this next} oh every lor then seeks to keep her In igno-| rr GuFTON ran the fact that he is the SEATT fat two grown daughters. ‘The brings @ whirl of fun for kere | after next, Lawr &| ky announce ey wi ge] n Ganto: «| you of th seawon a h jef work a houne, th | in dancing , called the Eayptia agers having been fortunate minaicivenliniee jin obtaining the fir Western | AMUSEMENTS, Everything New But the rights to It. Special scene nd jaugmented cast will be used Both Phones 5106 INAU At Pantages. Heading the lat of attrac Pantages next week is an that alwaye appeals to the genera! public. It ts none other than John L, Sullivan, exchampion pugiliat of the world, who for years has been a public idol Sullivan is accompanied by Jake ain, the man whom o de The two do « friendly t » demonstrate th While in Spo! uilivan made variow | sarcant mments upon the way | . that Fitzstmmona aide ped in * jhis comments upon the Reno fight. | * |He came out flatfooted and told) * ms | june what he thought of the affair. | * Alhambra An original comedy gymnastic! ® Friend novelty will be offered by Mason, } % Orpheum—New Vaudeville. | Wilbur and Jordan called “A Sol & Majestio—New vaudeville #|dler's Dream.” It is a furious act one ‘end of th town to|/® Pantages—John 1. Sullivan. #|that looks dangerous and ends in x at the Seattico @ Lols “Bachelor's Honey #|& laugh. nding up at the A}-|® moon. Elmore and Raymond will show * * * * * * * * * * * tions at ffering PLE KELTON — LOIS K | feate jing t welt de last w Advanced Vaudeville THREE PEACHES - oarweUM Fall Theatre Season __ | To Open in Seattle ee ee Week Beginning Monday Matinee Prices 10-25-50-75c Performances Daily at 2:30 and 8:30 Howard & Howard—yYidel Riot AT THE THEATRES. “A Girl's Best PRICES: BT week trom tor w flashed melodrama on its pa what "Nifty Nonsense” is. That lis the title of their act | Mr. and Mrs. Jack den are to offer an oddity w and staged , . called “The one of the and direc WEEK AFTER NEXT. the new Moore—Walker Whiteside, in ‘The Melting Pot Grand—"A Stubborn Cinder ells Seattie—Haker ‘Ol Het Marie Fenton—Blonde in Black Ben Beyer & Bro.—Cycele Fun pany in Aburg jeoten the eeeeeeeeteee Re Southern Revue"; the M company in Gordon Davis h, Allas Trixie Kix Piquo!} — jthe Clown, and the Two Baby Dolls} The Last, |“. a - a Biggest and Best Show of the Season 5 Butta i P “ly Bids You * ‘Majestic WATINEES: DAILY- ALWAYS HOST COMFORTABLE THEATRE OM SEATTLE Other Matinees At the Alhambra. With the Ar Beginning Tomorrow Mat. Ardell Co.—Suffragette to another ) blocks north the crowd we lodramatio clien thambra with them. The me | WIVES FIND DIVORCE ADS. BUT HUBBIES AREN'T GUILTY If several thousands of heads of — oe Tharaday Sight evt | At the Moora, Be ye Haydn, Borden, Haydn a ‘age hanes a New Y */ but now a Nevada @ would sure b fferson St ker Wh de a La Belle Meeker Kate Fowler, Sonologist a full | Grounds, 28th and BUFFALO BILL'S LAST SALUTE—FINAL BOW [To ARENIC HONORS: : ; wives are quest climaxes it an ide The ace make t | theatre Vagges, Bag Punchers MET MUOENILLE 1()52()¢ | Emma Don, Impersonator DON COMING VISIT BY F vol saan of . in vain have Ne ScENES—STRANGE PEOPLES | psy; Toe > Sait that "sities or akoate rae ak SS FROM THE STORY OF Twe Oo ano New Worto | WITH A ORAND MILITARY TOURMAMENT ——IN A> BUFFALO BILLI » Bg PAWNEE BILL COMBINED t seats at ar $50 A WEEK THE PROPER COST OF A SMALL BABY In a sult against her husband he support of their child Ston fied in a Ch “Unequaled Vaudeville” at 2:30 Pantages Theatre Week Commencing Monday Afternoon, Sept. 5, Week Starting Ma the Favorite Ru tion R A BIG BILL THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF John L. Sullivan n Talk DOG PROBLEM HAS CAUSED WHOLE CITY TO “GROWL on of disposing And Jake Kilrain In a Friendly Boxing Bout and Some Pla COL WF. CODY |e Yor Havent 0 new Yor ; “BUFFALO BILL” n going & Cor wh and Mrs. Jack Golden ELMORE AND RAYMOND A Beautiful Southerr ts w k E a Haydn « quests : FLORENCE TRIO " Wilt sins tion, Heart Interest OSsrs MUSIC ANT! who get awa aniner and the 3. P. ¢ " acter—Mr. Wm. C. [ jentitled “Fits « 100 AMERICAN INDIANS.100 | ‘ cophiyxiated THE RUSSELL-D J Ir a are spler ARTILLERY MEN, CAVALAYMER t oat nal melt asad AP CSE sOLon 2s oR 5 Devine. ZOUAVES t La Belle Meeke PRICES: Matinees AMERICAN COWBOYS AMERICAN COWGIRLS RHOOA ROYAL'S 20 HIGH | TALKS ON TeéTH By THE REGAL DENTISTS MISSING TEETH pean pectalt Phones SCHOOL HORSES GERMAN CUIRASSIERS Baker Stock Company | BEDOUIN ARABS he Seattle pening RUSSIAN COSSACKS ) ay af SOUTH AMERICAN GUACHOS Seattle ‘ MEXICAN RURALIES ‘ toe ROYAL IRISH DRAGOONS 4 jon . ¥ a ROYAL ENGLISH LANCERS netion with M SCOUTS, GUIDES AND Fred olan NIIERSMEN, ANO " h Feast OF 100 FEATURES laspiring and instructive ie . Coh Educational and Ennobling 4 " ‘ ‘ ver Realistic and Romantic : A gone ; tig iH past ma The The Battle of Summit Springs Ravage & ot products a inebing, 2 a A ioLioay AT “T-E” RANCH ¢ - ‘ exhibition of this } of athletics, f the Plaineman M JustPhone Your Want Ad ho waiti ng NOTE--SPECIAI | | LOIS T Orpheum Plano Store, 1406 Second Ave I MOORE One Week, Commencing NEXT SUNDAY, Sept. 11 Matinees Wednesday and Saturday EXTRAORDINA WALKER PRICES —50c to $1.50—Mail Orders Now Received SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY SEATTLE THEATRE FAMOUS BAKER STOCK CO. “Old Heidelberg” Sunday Matinee, Sept. 11 Nights—75c, 50c, 25c and 15c. Matinees, Sunday and Sat- urday—50c, 25¢ and 10¢ SPECIAL BARGAIN MATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY—25c Higher) to Al RESERVED SALE OPENS PRECEDING THURSDAY GRAND OPERA HOUS One Week, Commencing NEXT SUNDAY MAT- INEE, Sept. 11 Tuesda Charles A. Goettler Will Present the Musical Play of Qual- “A STUBBORN CINDERELLA” SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY Tonight, Last Time, “The Traveling Man” tinee A Girl’s Best Friend All Car Line LABOR DAY MATINEE “Bachelor’s Honeymoon” AMU6E MENTS. THEATRE | Seattic’s Lead- JOHN CORT, Manager |~ Ing Theatre — ENGAGEMENT HITESIDE. BLER & CO. MANAGERS ISRAEI, ZANGWILL'S MASTERPIECE THE MELTING POT, ONE SEASON IN NEW YORK. T MONTHS IN CHICA ol Name BOTH PHONES—43 at GURAL OPENING OF THE COMMENCING Parts of Theatre John Cort Manager Thursday and Saturday ity and Merit— ‘oast.” Tomorrow (Sunday), SEPT. 4TH, 1-Drew Stock Company, nch), Presenting (Direc- n Play, Containing Dramatic Sensa- Romance, Comedy and Strong Char- Jowlan and EVERY MEMBER OF REW COMPANY IN THE Nights—20c, 30: Lead to the ALHAMRA Main 5147; Ind. 283 CAST ic, 40c, 50 10c and 25¢ MONDAY ALEX A PANTAGES, Mgr. i 4 4 M y ptember FILL-O } p. m. | Seattle, Wash 0 Howa wo H ! ae An Operator Sha ity ; ia linteming eee ut the| go. “They are more 40 this Year something tobe dreaded.” From the| Your Ad \ oo) T i Seen. 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