The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1910, Page 3

4—Joseph Galbraith——Seattie, + 5.—Mildred Glover—Orpneum. Anna Paviowa—Grand. IRGINIA HARNED HAS A WEAK PLAY Tepinfa Harned opened at the last night in “The Woman a play that ing only pertonal acting f type and ¢ fie Tis is Miss [which it ts not must have wr Herbert Rashfor ay h FAY has neglected .opportunt ren fous and strong climaxes and the tag of the play is rather an anti-climax. Miss Harned played the of a wronged wife eness After was by Miss which is exerve his priv r the she entertain a: searily to provide s © Married” is more | the actors. ¢ up of older pla n be forgiven it pr “i time for Paul, a light y improve his ry of his lines. Les > very HOSS ERE HEH RH HR HH Lip West, Seattle *! Northwest city tc AY THE THEATRES m the “The Kissing Girl.” 3 and Monday Grand three performances At the Grand—"The Volunteer Or ganist.” Taadeville Mar Burtesquie Bandit K THE WEEK AFTER “Madame X “The Collex ramp, who organ FPR E EEE RR EEE RRR ee ei Sided Ki of people Mates C At the Seattle that opens tor : a _— and all ends bap ng Girt.” aus ange ate & fi lor the lyrics. he music Pt the show at it ont in his ‘aga Ja title rote wi Gtinan, who #4 Bostonians. last year in the liowing the Baker Moore—" Madam x Ad < is to see the week of N and havi ite. His in the ena At the Alhambra. ng back a bit at week will Jack a play wenera quite next players tion of King. with the . theatre An adequate pre | ve | tages. 6—Mikail Mordkin—Grand. | THE STAR—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1910. ae RESPITE. (By Unived Bre BAN FRANCISCO, Nov arraignment of Supervisors J Francta and Jo Debonedett! and | former Supe Cal Coburn of |8an Mateo charged with conspiracy, and Supervisor Daniel Blackburn, charged with bribery, in connection with the furnishing of the court house at Redwood City was today continued until Novem ber 19 THE MARKETS following are me averace by the rvinor county ?7—One of the Kiltie Ouo-—Pan- Live Weight—taying Knight and Sawtetle—Pantage sentat is pro nm of this favorite old play At the Orpheum. Mabel Hite and Mike Donlin, M bel the comedienne band Mike Henry Horton and p Hardenburgh will be Lem's Dilemma sent! Cook with and the vaude Kaji nman who ¢ things with t ama ia a pe » Spencerian sy using blackboards Vrutt—Selting Priee. At the Majestic and Flo Well let, “In th new bill at the ir sketch ie a comb tion of pathos an¢ Rube Dicks peace ” about the t Knight Brothers and Sawtelle funmakets and dancers evaller De I tle Ma revol AMUSEMENTS. -| RUSSIA DANCERS —GRAND There left, but the ly. We are Duo, a pair of H n the of the Kiitle e chief are still good sn ma y are going ray selling out tomorrow thi seeing the world dancers, direct from York Metr ra House, with vox 0 Don't chance of s Lowe with a new song greatest At the Star acted reba nd Fancle Ope entire cast | | and scenic effect | | No Telephone Orders LeT us SHOW YOU That we able prices do good work at rea Cut OHIO feat 4 Pike st DENTISTS Over Owl Drug Co. unee Room 4 ‘Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co., 1314 First A near University 8 AND REPECTIVE BOTH AF eDY This t * Wattle ah K | CHANGE OF PROGRAM AMUSEMENTS. THEATR VIN CORT MANAGER Theatre Week Commencing Sunday, November 13 JOHN P, GLOCUM PRESENTS THE NEW VIENNESE COMIC OPERA Direct From 260 Nights—Cort Theatre, Chicago JHE AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA ——20 PIECES. ND ALL-STAR CAST AND ENSEMBLE 70 Exceedingly good music, fresh, melodious and spirited ch ‘0 Inter Ocean, performed.” Chicago Journal tive mituath Chicago American sts sss Melting With Melodious Melody PRICES Evening-—$1.50, $1.00 and 750; Gallery, 500 $1.00; 760 and 50c “Brightly staged and blithel “Hasn't a risque line or su: Matinees—Lower Floor, Balcony, MOORE THEATRE Week Starting Sunday Night, November 20 “THE REAL EVENT OF THE YEAR! Special Gala Thankegiv ing Matinee Regular Matiness Wednesday and Gaturday Thureday The Supremely Triumphant Dramatic Sensation of Europe and America! PRICES: 0c to $2.00. Seat Sale Opens November 17 MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW GRAND OPERA HOUS Commencing With Matinee Tomorrow—One Week With the Exception of Tuesday and Wednesday The Volunteer Organist A Good, Clean-Cut Comedy Drama By WILLIAM B. GRAY SCENES LAID IN NEW ENGLAND Lots of Good Comedy and Music by a Trio of the World's Greatest Boy Sopranos, Including WILLIE GOLDE NEXT ATTRACTIO The Comedy Success of the Season “OUR NEW MINISTER” By Donman Thompson and George W. Ryer Elaborate Scenic Production—Original Cast—Seate on Sale Thursday John Cort Manager The Boy the Ange! With Voice One Sunday WEEK STARTING Nev, © og STOCK 60 Seattle Theatre BOTH Gro. L. Baer PHONES Pres. ¢ Gen! Mgr. ENTIRE 43 HARRY L. CORT, Mgr WEEK COMMENCING SUNDAY MATINEE Commencing Sunday, Nov. 13 THE MAN ON THE BOX Next Week Thanksgiving Attraction The College Widow EVERY WEEK PRICES: NIGHTS, 75-50-25 -15€ i") WED. SAT. ¢ SUN. 3 ONLY 50-25-10¢ BARGAIN MATINEE EVERY WEDWESDAY-BEST SEATS 25¢ i No Change |Of Cars To Chicago the“Oriental Limited’ 232 M. Elegantly Equipped and Lighted Throughout by Electricity, Including Berth Reading Lamps RUNS DAILY BETWEEN SEATTLE and CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE ONLY THREE NIGHTS ON THE ROAD Compartment-Observation Cars Standard and Tourist Sleepers Dining Cars (Meals a la Carte) SPLENDID SERVICE AND SCENERY Routes and Bertl Address W. A. ROSS Asst King St Rate Call on or Informa Cc. W. MELDRUM and Tioket Agt., ations, City Passenger or Genl, Pass. Agent cond and Columbia st Station. Stur dnthida ads. Pm or Business Bringers. | sell real estate, etc. AMUSEMENTS. Both Phones 5106 Advanced Vaudeville WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE Prices—10c, 25c, 50c, 75c—Performances Daily at 2:30-8:30 HENRY HORTON & CO.—Rural Comedy COOK & LORENZ — Two Millionaires RICHARD NADRAGE — Ventriloquist MILDRED GROVER ~— Singing Songs SCHEDA PREMIER — Polish Violinist KAJIYAMA—Jap With Two Brains Sullivan & Considine Beginning Monday Mat. All Next Week The Power of Money 35c and 600 | ea eset Last Time Tonigh “THE FIRST BORK” MATINEES: DAILY ~ ALWAYS MOST COMFORTABLE THEATRE i SEATTLE BEST VAUDEVILLE " AMERICA re.ce* 10:20¢ Sun., Tues., The Popula povedoruig Lawrence Play- ers in a Drama) of Love and:: Politics : ::: “Unequaied Paritages Théentre Vaudeville” Week Commencing Monday Afternoon, November 14, at 2:30 DON'T FAIL TO GO EARLY THIS WEEK MORTON-JEWELL TROUPE An Event in Clubdom HAWLEY AND OLCOTT Co, In “Monday Afternoon” ZARETSKY TROUPE Sensational Russian Dancers THE KILTIE DUO Direct From Bonny Scotland THIESSEN’S PETS A Distinct Animal Novelty PANTAGESCOPE YOUR MONEY’S WORTH HENDERSON AND THOMAS Premier Colored Comedians HELEN LOWE FIRST AND MADISON STAR THEATRE BIGGEST AND BEST OF GIRL SHOWS CLAMAGE MUSICAL COMEDY CO. “FADS AND FANCIES” HARRY BERNARD and All the Other NEW ONES IN THE CAST 10c and 20c Three Times Daily A GAME OF CHANCE At one of our souv Why don't you have have the la chance as intere ladies suggest ivenir—one only a chureh fair, or said We will ed ar have be an € draw—the same bridge whist ted and enthused med practical ¢ ¢ and, fortunate n W ll Phinney, a you isiness man of this ‘ g: “I have just upplies, and have is too fine fo 3 pieces each sent f I have are that was narket here hand-painted ainted it off my hands invoice price samples two sets of ware, all in one H. 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