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

THE STA MONDAY, OCTOB 1910. \ T MUSICAL COMEDY news girl gallon Tykie, and she, of | Corbett Morris doon passably well/Beattlo before, The author makes course, rectprocates, Why shouldn't] as the reporter, while Anita Allen|Jullan Navajo, played capably by FIRS she? So he tells her she must cut} as Tykie Is quite a hit, Claire Sin-| Del 8, Lawrence, a highly cultured, | 9250 Flannel. ~ ee Sises out sling. He smokes a cigarette |clair ax Lady Valmont plays her|talented and successful Indian, af ette Long™Ki- c Cc O scree bgt time. | part capably. power on Wall st » girl, played monos, Tues ow, aiid con’ Tuce this Lady Valmont, the| Of course little Tykie got the best |by Mias Jane Vivian Kelton, ts Alice day, at— eras Swoll alster of the poor reporter,|of the detective and clears the re-|King, a momber of one of the mont ¥ a - e day, at— B Howard open the} Also, she weara a “hobble” akirt| Sut nobody, even in the nowapaper | porter. exclusive families in New York Co setae night in “The Goddess/ with considerable grace when she/ Office, knew that until later, had _ Under these cireumatances the $1.75 « ' weunerty Ik was the firet musi} finally gets a chance to don alka) ® little misunderstanding of one author convinces the theatre the oore impedy ditled at and sating, after three acta of|kind or another with her titled! With the recent ention of the aud-|that inter-race marringe is oat GF Third Floor SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET Third Floor EF f na, and there Was & larke/ Ringham dresses husband Then he waa found | itor of King county in refusing mare] Ways attendant with ruinous re i one li Jeaegh Galbraith's work as Lance. —— And the newspaper reporter | riage licenses to Japanese who! sults, f aa not overly let, the composer, was much better | Knew it and didn't give hi | we: hite women| “But then, the play ends when . Fs play proved a rly i . ® @ paper| were eager to marry white rt " n he play ends iT Meat meta! of orthodox must| than might be expected in a atock| the ‘oop Me got fired, but] still fresh in mind, patrons of the}the couple gets married,” Case n ra n U S ° 9 . ouc overs ° hs medy cremencs, € pany production. “Merely | Tykle stuck to him, and pretty soon | Lois theatre this week have @ aplen-}might say oh = srniniece< " " ar| M ay Ann” will be the bill for all pole seg on of murder was at-/did opportunity to study the ques - F: ol e vidence, | we tts & pretty story and ta| tached to him t f wace for “A s d cha od A, . tion of interwace marriage, for eo aeeerd Mitase { at-jquite well told by the Baker play ‘That's where the detective got in| Navajo’s Love,” presented by the} ° ace ur ains iC; e' a le or eres ° ve member of a company pb re. his work. By the way, George | Lawrence players, tells of the lové jp of the average a comedy} ‘aa an hss be Pinkerton, does the of an Indian for a white girl [ i Bay sing tt moat fink . rhe ve " i qeaty He ee = ~ Hagan oagy et bass > ee s : M ; nished work in the play The play wae never presented | Exceptional value giving prevail at present in the inexpensive grades of ge and ac Alded by every conceivable con oo ee Fe ord to ite advantere ter Nee aption, equipped with a near-plot, | eaton ia a very accent “| and bolstered by music you think woman, Olive Artel - o jyou've heard before and some you de displayed vivacity, an . know you haven't heard before, Wilson, who has t “ The Cow and the Moon” arrived JUNIOR OFFICE BOY ON H Scotch and i BUGGE Lace Curtains and other Housefurnishings. For Tuesday we offer: f i . $2.50 Tapestry Portieres, ii i $2.00 Net s, $1.48 h " 4 i ase Curtain © hae gen state committee $1.50 the Pair h-Gra in proved . at the Grand theatre last night NEW YORK SHOW HITS wel Hans Bugge, an in ace Curta { Pesyipeints as a ACA . The piece ia the acmo of non-| kent republican of Bellingham Reversible Tapestry Portieres, full if lave Curtalay rest of the clever ensical ingenuity and = affords B fill the vacancy caused by the width, new pat 1s, In reds, green f patterns; 6 to fs divided between A ert De | Charles A. Bellon an opportunity] (The Junior Office Boy Criticiees; piace tn the town except in tholg ignation of Judge W. A. Grin and combinations, for stores, hotel of a pattern; Arabian and ; as the bartender, aod | harles!to unload a goodly consignment of One of the New Show Hits.) offines knw of Chelan on the supreme or apartn 6; 19 to 20 pairs 5 color $1.48 @ pair. { ee. ‘who has been | with @l-| burlesque and tickle tinged wit . bry york, wensdy—-ye got to) = they have raised a hunderd thou ourt ticket Mr. Bugge was se of a pattern. Special, $1.60 pair re thing from “The Lorne) Without Sellon, Miss Hagel Rice | Sand It to george m. cohan, he aint | send dollars to bulld a facktory toplpeted by the Non-Partisan Ju-| 4 ‘ i Be hrown's ta Town,” aed WhO) and a few others, “The Cow and the| Very pritty, and he sings out of one|make carpet tacks covered withs@lclary league last week, and an he $1.50 Lace Curtaine: 6c \ $1.00 Ruffled Curtains, 75c j pis a good deal of f the Moon” must die a quick, painiess | de of his face, and the music he|¢ h, and have got the rite of wayf@ame up to the requirements of the} r . od Muslin Curtains, plain or i maniac, Butterwort }death, but with these entertainers | Perpetraits wont never be played| for a trolly line, and have made a}@émocrats, the choice was ratified. | Nottingham Lace Curtains, in a va fie : i fal, with f : he wecond act Das 8 ¥ seb | the piece “gets by.” Sellon is fun-|&t no symfunny concerts, but/ dig clean-up on real estait that ra} The ticket will be sent to Olym riety of patterns, 45 inches and 60 ruffle, wide and full, with a ing and mechanic a t wa nier th an be was in “The Cat and | Seorge ts the boy that can put his) when they sprung the trolly atory,/pia tonight for filing. The present inches wide, 3 yards long, Arabian Bwi centers suitable for en applause. There are seve the Fiddle” last season. He {a| stuff over just the satm. they having got opshing on all the/plana contemplate filing on the|f and white color. Special 98 a pair chambers. Special, 75¢ a patr. i pot mors. The plot is no 5 about the best stage tramp seen on | amt nite 1 dropped tnto ee way. land first en — partisan ticket but 5 deter peart inane than 4 b & Seattle ata ety theatre to see “getritch quick; now they are reddy to make the/mined effort wi e made to get ‘ oes) comedy plot. An A wee . Harel Rice, fills} Wallingford,” the play that cohan| big getaway, but oh how they hate|the names on both tickets $5.00 Ingrain Art Squares, $3.95 $2.50 Couch Covers, $1.95 ibe fa the performance was = uding feminine role, The! made out of a book by a guy named! to go ied Room-Bize Ingrain Art Squares (part wool), ex Heavy quality Tapestry Couch Covers, in Otto- pedicn of a song written by Alr fills” is used advisedly, An | Chester | EACH HAS GOT Howard and | bacworved ihe woman who comes in| my goodniss but that is 8) sTUCK ON DAME qatited, “My Washington { good looks and|#well play, and beleave me Its one! each of them has got stuck on a * Florence Willis of the best littel plays that ermagbly ee dicate: Sader “ J . : , : ar | dame, and they are the mushiest predom ina! ss Jean Carothers, of Ama-| Was ritten for new yorkers. Its all! pair of lovesick crooks you ever otte Goddees of Liberty,” unfor-/rontan physical proportions, im-|®bout different ways of skinning | saw A jusstely, is ite sameness New OF personates an operatic star. She} suckers out of there munny, and e. It i®/ is just like those cartoons you see. | youd Just ought to hear the Specia 90x120 wine, $5.50 1 $4.50 Fourth Floor tra heavy quality, in good Oriental patterns, | man and Kashguard weaves, 60 inches wide, Ort- browns, greens, reds; in two #izos ental pattorna, te goed selectic signs and 9-0x10-6 nize, $6.00; special $3.95 colorings; $2.50 values ry ch. prices wel what @o you think happens, f Wonderfully Low Prices Quoted for Tuesday on ad gener aniees ciherwise Indicated way the) feller from a trolly sindicate | ere form Cinderetia,” by ay ots. Several parts could be tin.) sum of the wimmin too, when they | dollars for their rite of way, and j kered with to advantage. [see the boobs gottin trimmed on! poor gink they had out. takin A , : ! rom, - the astaige etlate et en cams fe Oe A visit to our greatly enlarged and very well-stocked Basement will dis- | a Ph po a : THERE'S PEPEL RITE orders for a hundred thousend close hundre of other house needs at equally inviting prices j eG b or! ‘e." on Lisette, it's melodrammer theres peple rite down in the firet thing they know they are 4Se Bread Raiser, 10quart size, The Parnell Step | 3%¢ Rattan Ca } | tm five acts, with the villain killed|frunt rows every nite tle bet you! horribly ritch and perfeckly honest }by & pop-gun in the last act. (At| that could give getritchquick wal-|though they didnt intend to be | least it was a cap, and not a blank|tingford and his pardner, blacky| at all 2 the pretty | cartridge, that was shot yesterday |daw, a few good points on how to| so they marry the gerls and all wag very /afternoon.) [t began & week's|frink the rillagers the old guys that invested munny the Baker) play by the Russet! @ Drew com-| the plot of the play ts that wal-|/ with them gets ritch too, and the |), at the Seattle thea-| pany at the Alhambra yesterday Mogford and daw go into a hick|/town bas a real boom, and ther! pong Outside of 19 oF more isconsis-|town of about eleven thousand| they stay doin the promanent sita Mis Biel Clifton has bigger tencies, the “Goll and de Detec-| pepel where everyboddy has munny| zen ackt for the rest of there lives she has/tive” would be « play natural to! but noboddy will spend any the morrel is, & smart man who}! of the other Baker | life, for it deals of the mystertes| their game la to throw the bull] is a crook is a fool for bein a crook rey productions fere,| of life surrounding a newspaper re- (into the rubes, rifle their jeans and | becos he could make more munny le every advantage of | porter, whose sister ia the wife of blow the burg with everything in| being a honist man, and be a hole stag the sympathy her) an English lord. Get that? A news. | their gripsacks except the town hall! lot happler (alee ina the time she appedrs | paper guy “what has a sister in the |and a few head of cattel but fme afrade that sum of the! fe Be fixt time unit the pretty | nobility ing some, that, eh? | they git along fine, everyboddy| new york wallingfords who go and/ Mery of ber Yife is told and the eur} But that’s not all This ea: falls for their talk, and et the end/|iaff at the play give the laff to the| 2} BB pe down on the last act. reporter falls in love with a littlelof a munth there aint no cash any! morrel too johny, | plain tin 36 Ladder, strongly | Tuesday Tuesday peta c \ ; made, Gfoot size, 9c; foot, 89¢ toot ....9 119 $1.50 Pancake Griddle, 10%- S = | inch, gluminum, — | od ddle Knit Shopping Bags, with handle Mount Hood Washing handled’ griddle, wopping Bags pound pati ease SS 5c Tues : 98c and draw-string; 12x18-4nch, 10¢; | Tuesday day 12x20inch, 15c; extra heary, fe Nickel Cottee Pot, copper | With steel frame,t6x22- OR The Cop t ched 4 SOO a ccascrcicdsaces ee bleve Own.) nottems hed design, 4 _ | pint size, Tuesda fit, packed | pint size, Tuesday in box com plete Canes $1.75 Rat tan Clothes Basket, re gular slightly price 89. soiled = tn | " proof. 25 t |S p ecital! 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