The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1910, Page 5

%Capt. Deviin, Pantages. S—Mabel McKinicy, Majestic. 3—Marjorie Lake, Lols. 4—Florence Roberts, Moore. 5—Ed Armstrong, Star. Lillian Surkhart, Orpheum. only actress-manager, comes to the | bra patrons next Sunday will intro- At the Alhambra. The play that will Alham duce her in an ideal character, that of a pert iittle Southern girl, sup posed to have negro blood In her Veing, but who is, in reality, pure white The villain of the play, an octo- roon, persuades his wife, another white negro, to exchange th ter's child for their own. T ter’s wife, being blind, ne covered the change, and the chil | dren grew up to womanhood before POTEET RVOESEE . Maxine Eltiott Coming. § stccre—Florence Roberts with #|,, Mit# Maxine Elliott, who bears “The Nigger pe is Grand ap ,, Chinatown | Moore theatre for three nights and | og ——” Stock com #/0B®, matinee, starting Monday | eee pa hat thockenad wo 4 Dlsht, January 2, in “The Inferior + dle jat Happened to ¥ | Sex,” in which she appeared with great success at Daly's theatre, es ae Aeiea® Burkhart * | New York, last season, and at her jown theatre this autumn, The Pome Devlin and *| comedy telis the story of a woman |hater on board a yacht in mid- Malet eee! McKinley *! ocean, whose crew rescue a woman vaw from a small boat = MMembre—Russoll © orew X| Mise Elliott is the only woman 4 company in “Sold Into Slav. */in the east. She makes game of ery * the yacht owner, induces his crew ® bole Lewis & Lake company xi te mutiny because he does not a ee comedy. in 2 | muediately put her ashore, and — aur = %| whee her mutiny joke has been e He 7 } ry haan : Coming Later. #Moore— Maxine Elliott for # three nights, starting Janu @ ary 2, then “The Chocolate @ Soldier” for nine nights @Grard—-Grace Cameron “Nancy.” Seattie—Hoyt's ance Town.” in ‘A Temper * * BERR ERR At the Moore. “The Nigger,” Edward Sheldon wmeh discussed ra: Wes MW the Moore tomorrow fe @ weeks engagement ‘The anfimce is first Introduce the sheriff of te Philip Morrow, Westbury county, and it is in th geene that the author daringly i troduces some of the incidents im » problem play, in a burst of unexpected femint: }courage, drives the rebellious }ot’ below hatches with a i land assists the wounded +eee yachts of the craft At the Grand. The Chinatown Tronk My a four-act melodrama based ¢ Els Sigel murder tn New York e shown next week « he + eeeeeee * i “Nancy” ts Coming or| Beginning Sunday matinee, Janu ary 1, the ¢ ad opera house wi djhave for its attraction Grace Cameron in a big soul-stirring play isjentitied “Nancy.” serine At the Seattle, Mediately preceding a lynching. t ppened to Jor Y Ts the second act Morrow has been| thin pine? was booked fi Gacted governor, and the scene! oeont week at the §hows the governor's room at the/ “The Girl From the Golden carried too far, comes to the fron revolver, }man to the deck to take command the is discovered Th ing out of th Southern race problem ta only incidental to the play, which is entitled, “Sold Into Slavery.” At the Lois. A new deal goes into effect at | ening of Lueclile | Holliday THE STAR—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, Caron and Par hom have an acrobatic act, consists moatly of comedy tumbling, and the Rosatres are billed In wire walking and clogdane aertal stunts, Hammond and Porrester jare on the bil as laughsmiths, and put over a lot of songs and chatter The Pentletons furnish ome good muale. At the Pantages ‘The holiday crowd will find plenty of good entertainment at Pantages theatre One of the beat bill in jmonths is giving Ita elo per formances there today, with e CON tinuous shows from 2 o'clock until 1} tomorrow Heginning Monday Capt, Deviin's Zouaves, in military open the new bill The Chartres Sisters and J. Frank will offer “Studies in Song,” a singing number Leo Rapoll, the Bur is another imported conceived a new Ine Tanner and Gib A Lesson in Lov Dotson and Lucas are real colored entertainers Miss Helen Lowe has a maneuvers, ean Juggler, Rapoll has ot of tricks rt have a sketch, new song, and the P will give some new plotures At the Star, Kd Armstrong and his 30 makers have invaded Holland (n order to get next week's attraction for the Star theatre The tithe i The Hobble Girt One of ite chief features ta Ethel The Wealthy Widow Duteh part. It tir at time the have put this show on In Se wee Rehn, Clara blue ribbon baby Not forgetting Gus Leonard Howard and the dolls will be there of course, litte Marjory Mahbr tn a lot of new songs bring Miss netion of being America’s| Emma Bunting before the The real Nortn Pole; | Christmas presents come from. EVER DO A LOVE the Lola theatre, beginning tomor row attornoon, when tne Lows &) GLIDE ON SKATES? Lake Musical Comedy compa: a | augurates a season of musical! MIDDLEBOROUGH, Mass, Dec « and travesties for several) 24.--A new skating dance has been * tiseovered in this town. It is called Three years ago the Le the “love glide. wis-Lab yers had i Dainty pany ¢ “The Matin trl « bill. The prt ane » Stevens, recently trom the Pantages circuit Marguerite Ray ts the ingenw She was re cently with “A Broken Idol.” Dan Russell, comedian, from “A Broken Idol"; J. W. Cl dd, Max Asher and Edward H. » all add to the fun Th will be ¢ oe daily, a matinee at 0 and even ing shows at 7 and 9 At the Orpheum. away in snow the surtac pvers whirl purse three t the point time, kiss. ned apon Two | eart-ehape ot dance It is popular Dance at Dreamiand tonight. - MARVELOUS where the} whieh | | | jney is tun. | 8d running nine nights, uns | ey 1910, “Chocolate Soldier” AMUSEMENTS. - eal THEATRE SO/IN CORT MANAGER MOORE 8 Nights and Three Matinees Commencing Tomorrow Night Special Matinee Monday Three Charming Members of “Chocolate Soldier” Company. With practically the entire New, music is by Oscar Strauss and tho York company intact, F, ©. Whit-| linen by George Bernard Shaw, the thao rish wit and dramatia ending “The Chocolate Sol- |" snoiuded in the company are An dior” to the Coast next week, open toinette Kopetaky, the little Bohe in Seattle Friday, mian prima donna, Margaret Craw re, both grand 1 singers, John R, Phillips, Ed: | 1 Mulcahy, Frank H, Belcher und a chorus of 36 people NEW YORK n E Supported by THURLOW BERGEN Remarkable dw ard Shelton’s American “THE NIGGER” Lant Benne Dramatte January 6, including ng matinees, The play, a mustesl comedy, has ored a triumph in the East, Th Greatest om of = | THE NEW ~ WOULD STILL SMOKING ROOM | THEATRE DIVA’S SONG FOR WOMEN NOW New York Cy PRICES: Evening, | Special The, $1.00 und $1.50, ” | FLORENCE BROMERTS ts oe NEW YORK, Dec, 24.—Women ies permitted to smoke at the new | Carlton, Persons familiar with | HAPPY NEW YEAR ATTRACTION Muttive MONDAY, JANUARY 2 shments In Paris and Landon | Frntine rely at home at the opening MATINEE WEDNESDAY MISS MAXINE ELLIOTT ines Prices: - henhniiie and $1.00. THURLOW BERGEN are SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 24.—The unique open alr concert planned for Christmas eve, at which Tetrazaini | Will sing, Is strenuously opposed by night when they saw several | wide ly known New Y women en: joying cigarets in the main draw club women. They have appealed © Mayor McCarthy to stop Tetraz sial from singing, boca. of dan- | 8S room. % aging, because of dar No one pald any attention to the ker to life in the multitude that| spectacle. The women sat and| i* sure to gather. The mayor de-|amoked and chatted with all the (Under Her Own Management) cided the police were equal to the |nonchalance of men comfortable at a club AMUSEMENTS. In Her Jolly Sea-Breezy Comedy “THE INFERIOR SEX” By Frank Stayton \{ As played at Daly's and Maxine Elliott’s Theatres, N. Y. | |} Seats Thursday. Mail Orders Now. Prices, $2.00 to 50c. | | John Cort GRAND OPERA HOUSE?Sn".22 ONE WEEK STARTING MATINEE TOMORROW SPECIAL MATINEE MONDAY Greatest Sensational Melodrama Ever Produced THE CHINATOWN TRUNK MYSTERY IN 4 ACTS AND 9 SCENES Founded on the Elste Sigel and Leon Ling Case You Cannot Afford to Miss This—Get Your Tickets Now PRICES—Evening. Thursday and Saturday, ENTIRE Advanced Vaudeville The WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE Prices, 10c, 25c, $0c, 75¢ Lillian Burkhart Co. JULIUS Performances Daily at 2:30-8:30 4 “What Every Woman Wants” TANNEN—A Regular Chatterbox THE FIVE CYCLING AURORAS — Great 50c and 75 LOWER FLOOR, Matinees < JONES & DEEL Y—Blackface Funsters ERNEST SCHAR F—“In the Music Store” NEVINS & ERWOOD—Fun and Dancing One Week, Starting Sunday Next Attraction nuct® ust" Grace Cameron and a bert Ker > company In C. Her- “NANCY” omnes @ecutive i It is here that! . . ve Dainty Lillian Burkhart, alegiti " ition Noyes, the distiller, endeav past eo, S iW |mate favor audeville, Ia ex THE GEE JAYS-— Human Marionettes ob ov pestle “ino gg, [first Baker play to be allowed a 14 we a Bis anger and disappontmeat, |“ erhek n It re drama. feveals to him that he is a negro; | a What Every Woma W ants fad here, too, Morrow breaks the given next we Ir fea ¢ tno| gp th te It is a laughing comedy Fi: Irony Tay | eatery made a fortune for Geor imarvele.. te eyetie | Kh pene Biosys hurst, ita author. Joseph ai \ agg Pegg one Ethel Clifton, and the rest of th ait e The third scene is in the gover-| 8 * in “In the Muste| Sullivan & Considine |] Gro. L.Baxtr 4 eS Bor's private room at the capitol, Hoyt Play Coming with the . | nan WEEK COMMENCING id reasin asserts itself, and Mor | Following “What Happened to wood are ta “A y t e Beginning Monday Matinee Pres. @ Gent. Mgr . E ew, chastened by his great trial,|Jones,” the,Bakar. Stock eon and some dance a SUNDAY MATINE h eethes from her | will prese loyt's “A »perance the ¢ # lay claim to an| i ee Tl rowan AEG Nee Years week |act that recalls Panay Rioét Julius MATINEES: DAILY - ALWAYS ENTIRE sotence Roberts, so. well, and] offering en a ix alone tor about «| PKS VOM | most conrontaste THeavee CHANGE OF PROGRAM orably known in Seattle, who is| The play 48 \pare*comedy of the " o and is pr 18 SEATTLE DECEMBER 25TH Strwted with the role ‘of th t Hoyt style, calculated to start | ised as a EVERY WEEK thern «i es all that there|the audi off in good humor for At the Majestic IT t t “WHAT HAPPENED SE Poscible out of the part. ——_—ithe new Majestic au ‘otha ener GAB» rea men Ss PRICES: NIGHTS, 75-50-25 -15¢ TO JONES” | | McK om who ror) WED. a i —SUBSCRIBE FOR— iner because of] tt is the exp Ne Hammond & Forrester SONY 1: TOS SO Spediat Christmas Matings t thwest, |matism that if hea applied tt Comedy BARGAIN MATINEE EVERY Monday, Des. 28, THE SEATTLE DAILY STAR ke te Mt thom reliet ¥ that. being WEDNESDAY-BEST SEATS a5¢ st dramat I Awak en " > any that | % | you Ket at fentif. | CARON & FARNOM NEW YEAR’S A Al Delivered At Your Home TALKS ON TEETH ope plans gi beget gy. Acrobatic Fun TTRAC TIC bak € It clentif th ’ “A T T 99 We show my aporoation of the fir and sare poly of th monstrarind to that purpose EMILY DODD-& CO oyt's emperance Town oe mts ta hr to By the REGAL DENTISTS |=." at 2 ed to t lowing addross at the rate of 25¢ per month oe een aie ae “4 a jee SUCCESSFUL DENTISTRY |i, *%osignt ns “a nL ALHAMBRA THEATRE wae fb > etre er erie ae eee which bh ¥ PANTAGES, a : LNG IE: SOIT ARR 2 : eumnt Mgr Russell & Drew, Mgrs. | Phones: Main 5147; Ind. 283-4 L Ree weer eee nenannne in Mn j yok s in striving | Sy a - oe “y oe “The Leading Family and Popular-Price Theatre” Cut oF 1 to The Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash. perfect, but if his aim in life is{tory, the ‘ igh he will more arly rea r¢ earch = for ne 8 od eh Somme y ristmas Matinee, Decemt 25 . : L fe A wilt me 3 . ' ach r pate) lp veien Week Commencing Christma: atinee, [ ember Week Starting Matinee Sunday, December 25 ile 1 have | r it “4 1 as: heard of the marvel Chalet Fe THE Special Christmas Matinee Monday chair.” “I hate a det ee trae. eee, MARJORIE M pon Second Triumphant Week of ai arra ea Bi [And 2 Company} “ince | GIRL Miss Emma Bunting iy ed paler and with this one alm| lasting results can b ured | Three Shows Dally—Mat, at 2:30, Eve. at 7 and 9—Note the Prices And the Favorite . always before us, we have accom the bake ovens than by any othe 15¢ and 25¢ ALHAMBRA THEATRE COMPANY plished remarkable results uethod, in the treatment, not only We now have people me into ve aoe ; ” el tao be 1 ~ Producing for the First Time Here, the Successful H ALL, OUR FRIENI 1¢ on vad Pe Peagele p haha dy a “Unequated od peace ; ho @ our work Js natis-| bled Pantages Theatre Vaudeville” “SG 99 ‘ : 5 ; notfiing but a little time to ha jevere ca fal named, b Continuous All Day, Monday, December 26 Ou our prices. It we cannot he ar gsiad Egg fh nS fire Capt. Devlin’s Prize-Winning Zouaves iP we pony > you are. arly than r : this « . vient BUVE? Miss Bunting as Little Alabama “ . yao Who Wil De Bind to-come to/ Hr Bor ane tneeae we LEQ RAPOLI TANNER AND GILBERT Mr, Geo. Whitaker—Elizabeth Hale—Lillian Griffith z Ww “We cure pyorrhea a aot, | eee se oe ORRW Dave “Deere? ow to Mahe Love” And a Company of Twenty Players ZA manently cured by th great HARTRES SISTERS AND . inc ia Geena | eaten nts, ‘ , J PRANK HOLL SDAY DOTSON AND LUCAS Best Star, Company and Plays, and at Popular Prices “eritten guarantee given with] YOU, WILL FIND THE BAK ain Sons 1 Rntortainers Mats: 25c and 10c—Nights: 50¢ to 10c | ASOAL DENTAL OFFICES 223 reenen Vy lla ay mene: _ “4 Helen Lowe and the Pantagescope {| 1405 Third Av. N. W. Cor Union| Haar ) a. m. to 6 p. n inda YOUR MONEY'S WORTH | Business Bringers, tar classified ads. Buy or |