The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1910, Page 5

MOR ATE LON geared eee et ee es {aT THE THEATRES ’ eee eee eee eee eee ees § Mere—Norman Hac mday to We Nazimova. es. MARGO DUFFET, SEATTLE Eyolf™ ts a new Ibsen play, present r the first time by Nasimova. The Pairy Tale” is a new play by Arthur Sehnitsler, the Austrian amatist Margaret Iilington Coming. Our falr neighbor, Margaret 11 ston, who left Dante! > hman to jbecome Mrs. E. J. Bo of Taco ma, and who left the last summe: to go back ¢t ning to Seattle for ening Monday, October 2 ~ play, “The Whirlwind j from the French F & Mere—William Faversham #8 The World end His Wife ? MEER RRR At the Moore. Bgening Sunday, at the Mox @ Meaning through Wed mill be Clyde Fitch's | dat society plays [ing at Taconm te August, and tour after ol Regret _ Ober BE i el Diseasos of women a specialty ll nee ine. pr eony ine woe te _— and it romined | REAO WHAT MY PATIENTS SAY im days through tive contest | the new vebicle su od. It Is she w 2 of BELOW: | fees Monday. It deals with| Said to be full cf strong situations . 1 was very weak and exceedingly even than play before family, of New York,|8nd climaxes, more so down to New York city only | “The T her last wrerebelmed with disgrace | she left Frohman taped. Pitch closed wiia the “Was the city to Hackett and Will play the leading At the Seattle. n jollars will be spent eek by one | nemo will do {h trick - peas was the use, The first At the Moore. | theatre, with 1,000 mate om h? i treatment gave some relief. 1 have is coming back persons per effort to laugh at him. [post known sing! : 4 1 Meat Hessian star, whose Brewster's Millions” bas m of the metre bv" oy will be on San y 0 few treatments, ané feting won her a place) ts millions iaugh, but never » with its line of song, instrumental | feel ike myself again, I feared | at stock prices. The stage Sppearing on the Amertcan|tion at the Seattle theatre Ot coming to the Moore thea-| Probably surpass, from the point of ‘te Gree nights, beginning | comic structure that of any tour , and. matinee on Satur-|>« company which has presented | She will bring her New York th ¥ X announced that Rex Beach's ‘ farrier” will be the selection Baker stock company to fol ‘Syear among the leading act will Nasimova will appear in being given poes She brought Her programme tol-| i At the Alhambra. 1 mbra next week yy aftern will t several new r ret. low start oon faces. aking with “A appearance nt Ite title from fth,” a little n adopted by the Little! girl who has be KANSAS CITY OSAN FRANCISCO yon crn’ a mms DIMPLE KELTON Sjand many taken | Brewster's Millions. | De They Are in Seattle Today THE STAR—SATURDAY, show In the howlingly funny sketch 10 A. M., or the Morning After which promises much for the com Ledy side of the bill Flo Adier, singer of coon songe| spular songs generally, should strong card, for she has a favorite on the nd 1 adel a] character work t songn and tolls] a clay modeler with] a wide vein of humor in his compo sition | | | | | At the Pantages. The chief attraction of the new bill at Pantages Monday afternoon will be Frederic Btgelow's Merry | Youngate: in a young musical comedy “School Time Frolles.” The Hada Lavell troupe are sen ational auto and bicycle riders, « close seoond to the headliners Hamilton Brothers, good comedy Acrobats, are a feature of the bill Guido Gtaldint Is a novelty whist ler An act of thie kind has not | been seen at Pantages for several years Vie eccentrie A girl N-PANTAGES Finn and “Bert” Ford are Kentucky dancers. act completes the Mat} ertaining young tndies,| Buford, Bennett and Bo Ww songs and new rom the East there will be moving res, the latest and beat comedy all with a big at every per-| fanager Shannon now| and effective mustoal | rmanization } eday night walts be one of the} k. As many] audience can pro| up on the stage and & dancing} that. win the lected major, She erybody, and b instantly obeved | by commands Among her frie applause will draw down} 4 ash prise which Manager he bile] oe anoe te afte inary and| S’annon te offering T hing to be had save} Star, and there ts} © for any one who} may ~ seeking It. between the mili denperate battle tary and Indians At the Lois, “Ishmael,” a eens, opens at 8 the Lola, Th ¥! taath It was construc DR. R. H. DENNIS 1216 W. 67th lahmal” ts! ay is a drame by Grace Hay ward, who dramatized the popular Seattle, Wash, eld “St with auch suce and critics are agreed in the ver | diet that her } more success | “Ishmael clouded in the whose birth is strangest of circumstances, and a Ballard 1080 peculiar double romance in which | USE THE BAKE OVEN AND OTHER ORUGLESS METHODS "y CURE THOSE THOUGHT TO Be) INCURABLE. Y can have he is involved at the senith career, It ts aided his Intensely dramatic At the Orpheum. Camille Ober, favorite ainger of the Parisians, ar actrens of bibita. ith a| NERVOUS, and had such ao bad, A| queer feeling in my SPINE AND Nt-| HEAD that | FEARED INSANITY 8) To be on my feet was next to im-| Charming capable su ta by Edgar Morria is w# Dr. Dennis said that female we ak-| yale and comedy The Five Alphas are expert man |ipulators of hoops. They have duced hoop roiling to a » The Two Racketts are expert| low in my | comedy entertainers i MRS. J. W j | Hymen Meyer ia a marvelous per | 6532 10th av. N. W., Seattle. | former on the plano and carries a/ __ ‘idan | delightful line of comedy A GENEROUS AND | Lisle juggles and balances CHARITABLE WISH lightning I wish all might know of the lbenefit I received from your Fol ey'’s Kidney Remedy,” N would never be able to work again bat my fear is gone and I am doing That awfal misery my housework has left me. 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Sam S. & Lee Shubert, Inc., Present Clyde's Fitch's Last and Greatest Play THE CITY DIRECT FROM ONE YEAR'S RUN AT THE LYRIC THEATRE, NEW YORK The Sensation of the Past New York Season A Drama That Grips and Thrills You! NIGHTS STARTING “Do not blame the city Its not her fault; it's your own! What the city does is to bring out what's strongest in us. If at heart we are good, the good in us will win; if bad, God help us! PRICES, 50c to $1.50 MOORE THEATRE Srantine Thursday October 20th STARTING MATINEE SATURDAY Beginning Thursday Night—Four Performances SAM 8S. & LEE SHUBERT, (Inc.) OFFER me. NAZIMOV IN THE FOLLOWING herenTromnT Little Eyolf A Doll’s House The Fairy Tale NAAIMOVA WILL BE SUPrONTED BY THE NAZIMOVA THEATRE COMPANY 120 and 82.00. ony, The, $1.00 and + Sent Sale Monday THURSDAY PRL, BVP. aed SAT. MAT OCT, 21 and 2 wy —Lower Fleer, Nes MOORE THEATRE 4 Nights, Starting Monday, Oct. 24, Special Matinee Wednesday EOWARD J. BOWES PRESENTS MARGARET ILLINGTON IN A NEW AND ORIGINAL PLAY THE WHIRLWIND BY HENRI BERNSTEIN, AUTHOR OF “THE THIEF” MAIL ORDERS NOW RECEIVED GRAND OPERA HOUS One Week, Beginning SUNDAY MATINEE, Oct. 2a SAM ®, @ LO SHUNT, ENC rre. Semantion “THE BLUE MOUS A Notable Cast of 20, Inciuding GRACE MERRITT Poattivety the Firat Time at Popular Prices Sent Thursday, October 20 HEATRE ° Y iVERYINING NEWM BUT THE NAME *MARRY L L.CORT. MGR - BOTH PHONES - 43 ae hel Re iat Baker Stock C WEEK nel a SUNDAY ae OCTOBER 16th “Brewster’s Millions” John Cort Manager EF’? EATTLE” NEXT WEEK First Time in Stock “The Barrier” Paes WHS TS 30-2513 MAUS! 502570 | BARGAIN MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY 75 © *) FOR BEST SEATS -ON SALE WEEK AHEADCS LADY WELLINGTON COAL #6 5.60 per ton for the Lump, 84 for ‘or Furnace—prices that makes it the nomieal coal procurable. LADY WELLING as much heat as pay more. 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Morning After Flo Adler — Popular Songs Johnson-Davenport-Lodella Thos. Potter Dunn—Songs McNamee—Modeler in Clay Russell & Drew, Mgrs. Phones: Main 5147; bees 283-4 The eatin Family Theatre—POPULA! AR With the PEOPLE MATINEE PRICES—10c and 20c. 10c, 20c and 30c; NIGHT PRICES— Best Seats, oe 50c; Box Seats, 50c and 7 TONIGHT—Last Time, “THE GIRL AND THE Di DE- TECTIVE” Week STARTING MATINEE SUNDAY, OCT. 16TH (TOMORROW), the FAVORITE Russell & Drew Company in the Big—Big City Success Child of the Regiment The Very Best Military Play of Frontier Life You Ever Saw—All the Old Favorites in the Cast—Several New Actors—Great Special Scenery—Best Play, Best Com- pany Ever Seen Anywhere at Twice the Price | | ra NEXT WEEK, “THE HOLY CITY"—No Change i in Prices Pantages Theatre Vaudevilie” WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 17, AT 2:30. 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