The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1911, Page 8

t the Theatres Next Week is HAS | ee es AT THE THEATRES, Moore—James Powers in “Havana ppular concert Sunday afternoon Grand—"The Man Box.” Orpheum — New Monday Pantages — New Monday Majestic — New Monday Seattle — company Loie—Daphne pany in “Arabia Star—Lewis & Lake on -the Vaudeville Vaudeville Vaudeville Landers Salomy ©o COMING LATER. Moore—Edward Terry extetre Marsh ‘9. Grand — “Father Boys. Seattie—“Strongheart.” RARER RRR in rep and the SOC eee ee eee EEE eee James T. Powers Comes. Sam'l Nix, bos’n of the good ship Wasp, casually marries Cuban belle while touching at and just as casually deserts Seven years later he touches this port again, but lays low for fear he may meet.an angry Mra Nix. His suspicious actions get him in trouble. The revolutionists think him one of them and drag him into the councils where the police break in and arrest everybody Nix is to die at sunrise, but Mra. Nix turns up at the critical time with an old law by which a man who deserts his wife tor seven years is Yegally dead. Being dead, Sam'l Nix cannot be executed. So all tides well This is the plot of the musical comedy “Havana” which James T. Powers heads at the Moore this Week. There are many songs, the best of them being the “Hello, People, Hello.” Mr. Powers brings &@ large chorus a Eighth Popular Concert. John M. Spargur, concert meister, and Albany Ritchie, violinist the stars of the eighth pop con: cert Sunday afternoon at the Moore. They will present the An dante and Finale from the double Bach concerto. Spargur has been Let Us Send You This are $1 PILE CURE: jof this natur try FREE Don’t Risk Delay When You Can TRY FREE This Great Remedy That is Curing Thousands— Just Sign and Mail the Coupon We want to place a full Package of Dr. Van Vieck’s 3-Fold Absorption Cure in the hands of every sufferer from Piles, Ulcers, Fissures, Tumors, etc, ON FREE TRIAL. Don't wait for more’ seri- ous 0 Return ma bring you. 4 utterty falled, as we stages, After you get this trea it thing, We ‘remtms Approval, as ox plained Nome . coupon today to Dr. Van LKT Majestic Bidg., Jack teturn post wil bring the 9 on Trial Steet eeeeeeeee eee eee | Henry Hadley includes the | the Is | mother-in-law | young husband who becomes so im: 1.—James Powers Moore. 2.—Gus Arthur at the Grand. 3.—Landers Stevens at tT. at the the heard here before in solo and con Ritchie is a pupil of Yaaye | The Program arranged by Director popular Largo by Handel and the Dance of Hours from Giaconda, Edward Terry. Edward Terry, dean of English }comedians, will present » reperte of some th comme of hia x the ing March Mr. Terry's t Dick Phenyl! and William Hall y wuc for three oth. known roles are in “Sweet Lavender Todman, in “Liberty Moore nights, The Man on the Box. Gus Arthur as Lieut. Warbe and Jean Ward as Betty Ann head the company which come th rand next week, in a dramati sation of Harold Grath’s “Man on the Box It's the story of « young Heute ant who trades places with the far ly coachman as a joke on his m ter, but drive ‘ and lands jail to matrim * to At the Seattle Seattle Paul of Jane, Arm Bret pro- The strong’s Harte's will se yatization idyl, “Salomy xt we orests of Califor i her father fightin ft family fe Salomy rejects them all, « must do something w fc marry When she app to one of them to kill mn, Baldwin, who bas tr sulted her, he fails. Salomy scorns him A stra asks her her he ed wood Salomy er crosses her path and help in escaping, telling hat killed Baldwin fora similar offense. She assists him He is captured, but by her woman's wit alomy saves hi “Strongheart” Coming. C, DeMille's play of college ‘Strongheart,” is the bill se 4 to follow “Salomy Jane” for fourth week of the Landers Stevens company at th attle th tre. This is the original colle play that started the Wm At the Lois. The second week of the Daphne Pollard company starts Sunday with Arabian Nights,” once played by John Drew. It tells the story of a with ideas, and a pressed from reading the story of the caliph of Bagdad that he starts Jout to do likewise. Dollar | |the longer half of the Perec. rr ccrcrr cre TS Ts | spirited ee ees Miss Pollard and the other mem. bers, Julia alcott, Miss Thornton, ward Kellie, Harry Cummins, Frank Holmes and others will have good parts. At the Orpheum. Charles William Kolb, one time fun firm of the feature at Kolb & Dill, will be run of pleces Id | toda) | Seattle. | 4.—Virginia Thornton at the Lois. 5.—John M. Sparguar at the Symphony concert. afternoon appear fn whieh Orpheum Monday Kolb “and co: » Delicatessen 8 straight woode t Bar with songs and Frey Twins « cal specimens whe athletics and pc Hamid Alexande dienve with a the plano Rowena two gf musi¢ nhoe dway Love Rogers @ Hart are.” a hod: ncing and Willfam Ferr mar It alse At the Majestic. A big « aleal pre dustion, t is sending s and electrical ef-| are two th funny Aus tralian grotesque nastic Sumn & Page and a young man lot of patter, songs J nford whistles * stunts. rs a pre get away with aod dancing yodels—also fh ird and fs a come At the Pantages. Another diving act at Par headliner next week y afternoon--The Four men and Awo girls is offered and Montogomery The Good Ship Nor y Gitroy in a Nancy Shean and Barne dians, give “After the Bob Albright, the Rentfrow artists ‘Wine with his master, the bill. First run moving pictures Mike,” a cle Foster dog. round out | At the Star. “The Rattle of Pickle Hill tary affair of 57 varieties, wil the fourth week of the Lew! ake company at Star Monday There is a general and scores of other officers and a musically conduc Wallie Lewis and J play the roles of the corporal ¢ the general, and Majorie Lake w be the young woman who admire brass buttons. a milf start & theatre cory one pri db W. Clifford That Robert Cooper, proprietor of | how bar, ald’s and b Marion was the report gained circulation yesterday |is at Scenic Hot Sprin |the Stratford will purchase interest In the at Gerald at present. | PA SS CRIPPLED LIABILITY BILL KKRKKKKKAKKHREE WHAT HOUSE Dip. Passed employers’ Mability bill as amended, by 69 to 24 Reconsidered repeal of “sec ond choice” provision in vot ing Passed Wray's boxing Referred county option to committee on rules, bill. bill WHAT annere Dip. Passed new game code. Passed bill for inspection of oyster beds, HR (By Staff Special.) OLYMPIA, Feb. 25.—After contest, the Hability law was passed by the house as amended earlier in the week. The t began when | Groff of Spokane moved to make the| bill a special order of business Tuesday afternoon Groff, who dzclare@ that he de- sired to west until the senate had jacted on several measures of the |SAme nature, so that all of th¢ a spss 6 KESEEES ES EEE EEE EE EE employes’ | Thursday | bills might be harmonized, was at-| | tacked by the friends of the bill, who charged him with attempting to weaken the bill by giving Its op. ponents time to gather votes against it Speaker Taylor, Representative |MeNeeley and other members who| |fought for the elimination of the| first aid clause, lined up with the friends of the bill as they had prom 1, and the measure was finally passed by @ Vote of 69 to 24. New Game Code. y » code was passed | after a long struggle passed provides that | hunting licenses good in one county will cost $1, and state licenses, $5 for residents. Non-residents must pay $10 for county Heenses and $26 for state licenses, Persons may jhunt and fish without Meense on their own property, A commission of five. jterm for it is the faunal commis. sion—appolnted by the governor, ‘will have charge of the enforcement lof the game laws, A salaried secre |tary of the commission and two chief game wardens at $1,600 a year |each are provided for Deputy ward ens may be appointed by the com- mission. —the high th In Hy oO READY FOR T.8. Re pr Jeb n Tacoma at F | ARON starting oLymPiA | Gone rcrat) brougt ar b to YGTERY GIRL (ny Unite FRANCISC » by @ man who refused all except that his H," a man the poltec ared Hertha elt Angelos girl entered the declared incohe been drugged and Lake and back, ‘Hx physicians showed victim of some taken to the SAN enti fie her ld here information was ye by to be 8 ray n th he he had ken to & polier patly 1 ination by t whe was the reotic, She was ergency hospital the girl's hand satchel & gold wedding p of paper on If anything }my sister Mrs. Kolow or ive The was | ring and a| which was writ happens to: Andrew Ly my Grove, L Angeles girl bs te @ disclose the identity Ka aunt, Mrs oherent and of myster Details for posevelt in this city the reception of Col April 6 are The amittee in arge has decided that the number | to be laid will be limited each, Requests | flooding the ogrensing... com mmittes w one} ing of | 1 meet the ¢ arly on ith. The progra oon address at the univeralty mek di at the Washing | public address at Dreamland evening, guest of the Club during the latter evening nik in thy the Pre t of the AMOUS BRITISH ADMIRAL QUITS LORD BERESFORD. iw . TODAY IN HISTORY February 2 1791, congress pans the first law permitting a 4 tional bank, And it was not lo lated in Wall at, elth The t national in the located in Philadelphia Pa, and the in York ot the in od one New was only one aix branche others being Boston, Balti Savannob and aya New York| baseball with Savannah being re they were | more, Washington, Norfolk, Va, Nowad will bardly play teame from Norfolk or and consequently dinike minded of the days when on a finaficial parity The annual ball of the Sigma Chi fraternity of the University of Washington was giv last night at the Washington attended by about 50 couples The Church of the Immaculate row begin the 10:30, to con 4 Tuesday | A luncheon, celebrating the of the winter season, was given last night the Washington Annex by B. P. Kirkland, supervisor of the federal Snoqualmie re to his {flee force Funeral services over Judge G Emerson will be held tn the First Christian church in Ballard at jock tomorrow after In terment will be In Crown ome tery Hill immer @x of the riman curston Canadian lines yeste Ha ted plans to boom the px aifle from the south, The annual ball « lon fraternity was at the Washington f the Delta Upst held last night Annex Representative Humphrey has 1 pointed Henry R. Sanborn of t Point 12 class National Guard ntrance examina idio in May He tions at will take his Pre The Lincoln higt Broadway defeated last night in the t sche "The every Star is anxious to see that gets bis her} If your papor o'clock kindly fon subscriber night b or paper | fail notify ot The sent you by Main 9400 or Ind every s to com é department be messenger. | Star or will 1 441 a service of GO years In the d Charles dpen the twas due more to ed friction tween the old miral and the ad tha the fact that reached sixty-five, the Rerestf been of the maar board has a navy as i by the NSURANCE FIGHT (By Staff Special.) The senate g discussing th code and nt to make sione by the gc Letting the gc e officers bu' nd Re rel ead of ap or appoint all political rs Huxtable and Whit p the she urred (a bal t argumen Jensen Tacoma I have id. in a monarchy,” he like it, ‘That's-why When you »intiv building-up a monarchy.” Shafer argued that if men didn’t ave enough interest in an vote right, the newly 1 women were, by nature enough pick ont lection his inquist the best f candidates which |ed 1 le Then Rosenhaupt hell. “I challenge any many men ran ommissioner lai launched a amt | senator to tell for insurance el he “or who they ¥ No one newer him. The vote follow for the amendment, 22 against aving the office appointive The debate on the code will prob: for > | ably Tun over till tomorrow The Phosphate in Crescent keeps the dough raising until the ure. is and moist absorbed the pastry is bake Full Pound Grocers well the MESCENT MFG. CO,, Beattie, you ba Rusmnieeaernasecteen ee [FOURTEEN BODIES he mehip series of de a decision of two} tate chamy receiving OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY} f t t h f Winters, while his chur PARTY. her real name enll be For hue it ha Ida Lew Wilson but all her friends just Ida Lew) ince her band died the woman ned name A lonely place | is the Lime Roek light house, at Newport, KR. I where Ida Lewis has made her home, and where whe has kept the big Nght med and burnin 4 yeu never lone the little who takes trim wateh nd directs of the} Heht an it} over great mensag the sailor folk lashes he w its warnin rmy waters to 8h ou 6 is the only woman light keeper who holds her posi 4 special act of congr aved more than 20 hands, and she s and decorations b has her own nd of t w for | She § on he has | 0 sho’ ars young HERE'S A HOT one| (iy United Pre RENO, Nev, Fet the “father of ¢ M. Buddington York sewer aa divorce a today 10-cent ed to be va engaged | followin that He wsefu ling of ocew Jude ce must « na LUCKY MINISTER MONTICELLO, N : Feb After thelr pastor Jobr har me to he interest toes utting bee remain| | HORSEBACK ROMANCE | LYN tainment sulted in the n and Both Phones 5106 Advanced Vaudeville WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE Prices, 10c, 25c, $0c, 75e—Performances Daily at 2 30-8 :20 CHARLES WILLIAM KOLB AND HIS COMPANY In the Riotously Funny Farce “THE DELICATESSEN SHOP” STUART BARNES Prince of Monologists THE FREY TWINS Statuesque Athlete HAMID ALEXANDER |STEWART & MURRAY English Comedienne WILLIAM FERRY Original Frogman MATINEES: DAILY - ALWAYS MOST COMFORTABLE THEATRE Om SEATTLE BEST VAUDEVILLE AMERICA ‘Sncz" Onice 10:20¢ “Broadway Love” ROGERS & HART “A Little Touch of Nature” Beginning Monday Matinee Sullivan & Considine Jack Rogan’s MATINEE GIRLS With DeHaven & Sidney SIX OTHER BIG FEATURES NEXT WEEK “C.Q. D.” Jack Irwin Just a Reminder That have of those handsome Dresden China Pitch ers and next Thursday will present lady dining here. Peggy Dougherty sings Scotetf ballads Irish folk songs every evening 6 to 8 and 10:30 to 12 m. we some evening we to one every and Franz Adelman and orchestra with popular hits from way, Broad. Hotel Savoy Cafe TAKEN FROM MINE to the halt ne mine, mine yesterday were bre surface later in the da a dozen bodies are still in t it le believed. ONOPAH, Ne bi v., Feb Four magnet teen bodie rned to death in the fire which raged in the Belmont —— AMUSEMENTS THEATR (O/IN CORT NE WEEK, STARTING TOMORROW EVE. JAS. T. POWERS THE GAIBTY,” LONDON, N. Y¥, CASINO MUSICAL “HAVANA” PRICES, F ings and Saturday Matinee 50¢ to $2.00 V day Matinee Special 60c to $1.50 IN HIT Next Attraction EDWARD TERRY in Repertoire Seattle Symphony Orchestra Henry Hadley, Conductor. MOORE THEATRE TOMORROW AFTERNOON 3 O'CLOCK SHARP * EIGHTH POPULAR CONCERT SOLOISTS, John M. Spargur and Albany Ritchie, VIOLIN Prices « , $1.00. Seats now Selling at the MOORE. Office Open 10 a Tomorrow. 50c, Box m. Grand Opera House N COMT, Manager One Week Starting Tomorrow Matinee H. B & Co THE TRIUMPHANT COMEDY SUCCESS The Man on the Box With Excellent Company and Elaborate Production PRICES, 56c and 75c. Thursday and Saturday Matinees Best Seats 25c. Plerce Present ing 25e, NEXT WEEK Gregory-Stegner Company Presents WM. H. TURNER in “FATHER AND THE BOYS” George Ade's Best and Funniest Comedy—Seats Thursday. SEATTLE THEATRE| HARRY L.CORT.MGR. PHONES 43} ONLY HIGH CLASS STOCK HOUSE *SEATTLE | W.TWARREN, [ ANDERS-STEVENS ~COMPANY- with GEORGIA COOPER WEEK COMMENCING SUN DAY MATINEE 2 a ts cu Next Week *“Strongheart” PAICES.” NIGHTS 75.50.25.155 MAT'S 50,25.105 BARGAIN MATINEE EVERY WED'S 75° FOR BEST SEATS. ON SALE WEEK AHEA OIS THEATRE SECOND WEEK STARTING SUNDAY MATINEE Daphne — Stock Company WILL OFFER THAT FAM BIG HIT 8 AUGUSTIN DALY FARCE «w) Arabian Nights MATINEES Sunday, Tuesd Wednesday and Saturday is the only way to describe the {Sucetss “Unequaled Pantages Theatre 277% WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 27, AT 2:30 Four Norins The World's GREATEST and Most Sensational Diving Act GILROY, HAYNES AND MONTGOMERY IN THE COMEDY SINGING ACT, “THE GOOD SHIP NANCY LEE” *FOSTER AND HIS DOG RENTPROW AND JENSEN Comedy Sketeh Artists BOB ALBRIGHT ‘The Man Melba PANTAGESCOPE The STAR Theatre Beginning Next ‘Monday " Matines—Lewte and Lake Company I WAR VAR Battle of Pickle Hill | TOMORROW—Last Times of “The Rajah’s Daughter.”