The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1910, Page 5

bt Cee xT — WEEKS PLAY - Over something Tom | « ‘ low idewalk Columbia. at av Ta night Hie wa lowed to walk out of pollee cour rT a fine On ne Lacey chose a more nec ie He wan fo : . t what Mr. Doole Advanced Vaudeville > last night Judge Gor " =—— - eal ed him $5 for accommo Rae e 2 FAYBAINTER » SEATTLE isy Davra-porg - HAZEL KIRKE GRAND | WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE : ROCK AFOLTON tea ee te tT Prices, 10-25-50-75 Performances Daily at 2:30 and 8:30 ORPHEUM o * 4 4 * THOSE MARRIAGE * ® WHISPERS MAKE THE * 0C » 4 * KING VERY PEEVISH, » R K & FULTON, Marvelous Dancers . al } * 10. fo in *® u uN rT) ” . * vicwr “em # | FREEMAN & CO., “Tony and the Stork o ning the Elina | : that he has or ®@ ¥ tourer sets teres || THE NEAPOLITANS, Musical Classics ° in # al! dispatches retating thereto, #} . ART BODEN * according to a dispatch from * 0 W a h : Maras | Rome today >| ROSSOW MIDGETS, Tiny Athletes * * = ee " . WORK & OWER, Eccentric Gymnasts 27 ’ “ At the Moore. , : sical WIFE WON'T TESTIFY y a Walker W stunts among which is a boxing|trienne, and Broncho Bob, who AGAINST HUSBAND) ingi ay i claisas ihe Sucate champioeRaty te | FRED DUPREZ, Singing Comedian “ — rk and Ower are European|a rope artist. Other acts of the bill Voltaire waa right when he sald ~ , are that th are only two beings in C : ie mis & monologiat and|""Apram and Johns, favorites with| he: world who wit Hex toe anal} LUCE & LUCE, Novel instrumentalists ving hee a tian jthe old Frawley company at the! of the man that beats them a eallaborator, for ' ° Luce are novelty tn-| Lois, present a sketch, "When Hub- an aarked Justi “ dent took &" trumentalists by Real terday after : At the M | Barle’s Singing Comedians, four Hattle Turpin the Majestic ong and dance team efumed to te " » . . Daniet J. Sullivan, Irteh tenor,| Walter Hale, “Evolution of the auad oa 4 SULLIVAN & CONSIDINE al with a notable company of singers, | Ba mu ture which inctudes beautiful . and Fietcher od will headline next week's song and dance; comedy - Beginning Monday Matinee . dill in a singing produc > « with Miss Helen tf ILV- ALWAYS . s rn }Lowe, moving pictures and #ongs.!| stove. D. MOST COMFORTABLE THEATRE Sulli c Irish Musi t athlet! st T ullivan Co., Iris! usic ~ the ble cards. | Daphne Pollard Again in Vaudeville al $6 SEATTLE 4 “ offer a Daphne Potlard, formerly lit A Poseyville|tie Daphne Pollard, ja going Inte Ri , fs a cleancut comedy frag ice & Prevost, Athletes . ri tisee at comedy | va ville again, Fors reral weeks HIT JOHN IN EYE . . Harry Van Fossen, late of AL Q./she has be . earsing & WITH BEER BOTTLE P ; Field's minstrets, will be on hand miniature musical comedy called “A Powers & Wilson, Fun with bis black face act Dell Shop When John 4 up in the ; West and Van Siclen are capable| ‘The idea is taken from “The Toy: | police after: | musicians with a n ! dialogue. | em, . 7 1 oll; rr FY . ! « maker,” which Miss Pollard starred . Alex ist of /in at the Grand » years aKo. Van Fossen, a Black Riot i Eur Mins Pollard will play her old part r. the doll, but as #he bas grown a At the Pantages. t be As long as everybody is talking 3 about cowboys this week, Pantages | ph c is getting ta . night ud on at th i ‘ ¥ believed Joe, who made a big bit | 11 nnd Mond. be good from now « fated with the high-class Belasco . ® Hn | . “ > he | * his act at Pantages during the ¢ to Pantage | “Unequaled MalG Fas counter it cbecer will be back with three aitie. After that x tour of SIX HURT IN AUTO Pantages Theatre wine is ths Sea. oa aaids want! Miss Adele Van Ohl, eques-|tages clreutt will be made THAT TURNG TURTLE : : in . , anne ‘ WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT, 12, AT 2:30 i takes over this fall by John Cort.| j ote ey a charming |» * | } cl ( iiey of the Vateriand of an beir|p REARS . EZRA KENDALL, 17, T |JAbrams & John] RETURN OF THE GREAT | Earie’s Singing ¢ could never marry, is the|% Moore — fen rhitectte “When Hubby Must { new theatre. Ric & in “The Melting Pot | Esra Kendall, 17, Cle 4, is fol Realizes” ARIZONA JOE 4 ting version will | & Seattle — “Old Heldelburg,” # | lowing the her, the |* aaae (hate alien ean Fletcher * Bal Stock Company ® | late Ezra Kendall, humorist, player _— ey OFS Walter Hale & Fletcher ‘ * Grand—"A Stubborn Cinder & « ; swe seco to hc? tate hy Evolution of the badly Raton ge yy te § ae Colored Enter r * ella.” oo sna . Banjo. . tainers . ny, getting sing-| # Orpheum—New Vaudeville #| “A Chip of the Old Block” he ENGLISHMEN TO WEO PONIES, ONLY ACT OF THE K ruses, and getting # | has just concluded in Cincinnatl ht AMERICAN ACTREGSES|) Velen LOWE KIND IN VAUDEVILLE Pantagescope . * nt, a de ¢ a* 10.—About next 4 y . will witness two|f SPECIAL: DAPHNE POLLARD IN “A DOLL SHOP” NEXT WEEK . D ’ * Lois—"The Great John Gant- | jomue he ne to be of t goa Franz 1 yee ar - * on"—Lawrence Players. *|* ‘art of it was his father's among the it up his « mplated trip to Br * * wen for the part tn a tall hat e H | " t as director of the Cae eee eee ee ee ol s his father did. He Next month Capt. Frank Cary Northwestern League Seattle, Last Two Times t, and other close/and Nicholas Jervis Wood, young DUGDALE’S PARK This Afternoon at 2: Tonight at 8 a : . A oath ter New Yous Grounds, 28th Ave. and E. 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Whenever you have spare cash come here and deposit it this bank which offers you all the modern banking facilities is a Savings department urday evenings TOTAL RESOURCES $14,700,051.74 THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE at Madison St, United States Depositary open Sat Second Avenue etc, Star classified ling Seat) 50 Ce ® Yenrs, Half Price Aedicine for Children H bas fie Cooler Weather land \ r ch s fall housecte: as it di not r . j B h fu ‘A igs. Get only the ads. uy or uine Foley Honey and Tar, | he PEDERAL PAINT & WALL PAPER yellow package 4 Bar I « 1914 tet Ay Neat University 6t | St Quaker Drug Co. AMUSEMENTS. JSON CORT MANAGE? THEATR Matinees Wed, and Gat Direct From a Beason at the Ce N.Y. WALKER WHITESIDE Management Liebler & Co. One Week, Beginning Sunday Night, »medy Theatre, In Iarael Zangwill’s Greatest Dramatic Effort THE MELTING POT Bearing the Indorsement of ff Oscar P. Straus Jane Addams Collier's Weekly And Others 250 to $1.00 ching Hour.” Theodore Roosevelt Brand Whitlock Booth Tarkington Augustus Thomas Jacob Sct Opie Read Hamlin Garland Harry Leon Wilson Prices: Evening, 50¢ to $1.50. Matir Next Attraction, John Mason, in “The Wi ‘EATTLE THEATRE EVERYTHING NEW HARRY L.CORT. MGR- -BOTH PHONES - 43 eft lS tM, The F amou Baker Stock Co. | WEEK COMMENCING SI SUNDAY MATINEE | Se | SEPTEMBER | RICHARD MANSFIELD’S suUCcCcESsSS “OLD HEIDELBERG” |pRices WIGHTS 73’ 50 2515S MAIS:350 25/0 | BARGAIN MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY Z5¢ ) FOR BEST SEATS-ON SALE WEEK AHEAD (> GRAND OPERA HOUS WEEK COMMENCING SUNDAY MATINEE Popular Price Matinees—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Manager Chas. A. Goettler Presents a Magnificent Production of the Musical Play of Quality “A STUBBORN CINDERELLA” Hough, Adams & Howard’ Excellent Ca and Unexcelled Ma | | Masterpiece | | | and le Chorus Next Attraction—One Week, Commencing Sunday Matinee, Sept. 18 WM. P, CULLEN’S SUMPTUOUS PRESENTATION OF THE Pixiey & Luders Comic Opera Triumph THE BURGOMA STER | ALHAMBRA THEATRE | Russell & Drew, Mgrs. Phones: Main 5147; Ind. 283 “The Leading Family Theatre of the Northwest” TONIGHT—“A Girl’s Best Friend” __|| WEEK Starting Matinee Sunday, SEPT. 11, the Favorite Russell-Drew STOCK COMPANY, in the Big Melodramatic Sensation “Shadows of a Great City” BY JOSEPH JEFFERSON, OFA The Tears i The Interest DOZEN a PLAYS ALL CONTAINED IN THIS ONE PLAY At the ALHAMBRA THEATRE ALL NEXT WEEK — Matinees SUNDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY PRICES: 10c AND 25-—NIGHT PRICES: 206c, 30c, 40c AND 50c The The FUN Scenery Comedies Scenic Plays ALEX PANTAGES, Mgr. LOIS THEATRE: Phone Ind. Main 1304, 4334 Attraction Special ation In Stock of The Great John Ganton able character of h labor sday and Saturday SECOND ANNUAL ae SEATTLE exhibit, I and attractive agr The most complete poultry s ree al ow oO xt the IX DAYS’ RACING—Trotting, Pacing and Running FREE ATTRACTIONS k Parade, Cowboy Relay Steeplechasing, Grand Stoc Races, Indian Pony High Jumping, Acrobats, Ete FAIR GROUNDS AT MADISON PARK eptember 19th to 25th Races, | ‘Western —e Fair |