The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1912, Page 8

IINSANE MAN THEATRICAL NEWS AND FEATURES OF THE WEEK) wawrs MAYOR TO GET MONE Maneuvering to a phone retary sent word down to headquarters that he had an inaa man up in hin re Officer Pug quickly respond: Schmidt of ing no resistance Schmidt escaped from the anytu last Monday morning i Funeral Memorial WASHINGTON, Aprii 20 Plans are under way today for one of the mont impressive fun eral memorials ever held here, in honor of Major Archibald Butt, military aide to President Taft, who went down with the wrecked Titanic. The services will be nded by the pr dent and members of his cab- inet, senators and repr atives, members of the dip. tomatic corps and high of: fleers of the army and navy. The date has not been definite. ly fixed. Seattle Churches to Ethel Corley, Member of the Shirley ;Julie Opp, Who Appears With Wil- Stock Co. at the Seattle Theatre liam Faversham in “The Faun” if “The Boys of Company at the Moore Theatre, Be- B” Next Week ginning Thursday Brandt, Headliner at the Pantages Krekutioual Theatre Next Week State Senator who is a rry Rosenhaupt candidate for congress eke Ree RH ied “At the Th man from Eastern Washington, is| WENATCHEE, April 20.¢The We laugh at old Wouter Van Twiller, * ® Mort Fox, Jewish ce ‘eit 12 Seattle today, preparing actively offer of $6,000 a year for a manager Whose mode of deciding a case, * MOORE THEATRE | ontertale cite eee median, will for his campaign. The Spokane of the Wenat Fruit Growers Was to go by the looks and the weight of the books rs t leds. in with stories and classical senator will probably main in association has not yet beemaceept his place pallads. Western Washington for about 4. The city’s busine ° REAR ARES AES EK SAO eT prince and Dearie are a xinging | week ne [they are too busye sauee It le queer to our ays William Faversham, supported and talking pair. — — —— ——— And the erudite . y ot on igre today | by Miss ie Opp and his original; Peppino, accordionist, will ac phites ok he decidedt at ai oday company, will inaugurate a half-jcord for the benefit of music lov Wor tow thar det rae gate ir ecg dea agora Sitar pe For now they determine on Justice, theatre next rsday evening, in| Landry Brothers, athletes, com. , cody er ve se Bg clad chs somedy, “The| plete the bill Hy a comma misplaced in a proofreader’s haste 2 } Or a failure at crossing a “t ho Se is a distinctly Sheth hhh man and delightfully realistic cro-| * ation. * THE PANTAGES * = The company, headed by Miss!» me Julie Opp, which supports the star. gee@eekewthkeehheheet is splendidly adapted and under. i ; : stands the motive of the play The fairy story o' ‘ will t the ¢ on the dee kee ahhh Hew bill at Pan opening with * #/the Monday matinee. H. R. Fis —— ae * SEATTLE THEATRE * one of the seeeee saaticinnieneinn * # | cleverest n top hat Se ee ee eel and coin manipu! ude ville, See a will appear on Other acts Miss Jessie Shirley 2 on the program are Walton and pear ot prayere Wal Brandt, in a breezy comedy skit of second week # the ball ground, called “Just Fans sartne Wie Sam Stern, a ¢ er comedian pel ge ypc >™-| Fields and Matthews, in a skit en. t g 22 eee eee hat 8 titled “L and Louise Gerald os Ange es, a 9 eb. iy Pgs " an and company; in a musieal produc up the state » are res laughable complications throughout " the y leading man. rt of Tony Allen, Twenty-Round Battle for the World’s Featherweight \Olympic’s Skipper Denies First Report TTC CeCe Cee eee ee * M4 THE COLISEUM * (By United Preas Leased Wired * | PLYMOUTH Eng., April 20. oe aa fee te te te tet tte te te te te te te te te Captain Haddock of the liner Ch hi Olympic emphatically denied here amplonship The Oliver D. Bailify stock com-| today a 1 oor i eas eno ‘ will ae a # fifth by to sender sees menses, morrow, with a matinee, in the| ious, : picked up ye Race station stirring drama of Western life tt) ty alias teat tha ateomer Vis AT THE the Frontier hinges about |#Man was towing the wrecked liner _ yice “ hed aie ps “ Titanic. haddock said a child who has been taken in om pn te gor ge lly LE of the In pacneeed: 006 Wi te ere Les adopted b and raised to pes i, ag th iaties us . hat 1 ee segs — is njust. » do not know where te i te tte te te te te te te te te te | Eseawe originated : * * _ *# ORPHEUM, APRIL 21) & F c : * * Former Captain te te te te te tS TTI TH tH HK Grand op will have a place in Conboy Guilty HEATRE SECOND AV. AND MADISON ST. e fron nks of the Orpheum win eer ihe ce ‘im eget K ania SAN FRANCISCO, April - manaiogien Michael J. Conboy, former c makes her debut in of police in this city, was convicted clapia!’s Christinas of manslaughter. Conboy shot and A. Reinold as Dinkelspiel, | killed Bernar an July 1909 ogist, {s| probation. This was the fifth time an added inte ce itute | ment dance. Paroled Prisoner } Fi gg A a arma Nery Breaks His Word APRIL 21 physical. cal will conclude| tem didn't work in the bill the enwick, aged 22 * he : pe tr somes evs * Performance Continuous et tI 1S IT tt Kh dH 000) money he could 11 A. * % |borrow from Philp Ablan, clerk of M. to 11 P. M. % EMPRESS, APRIL 21 —# | the criminal branch of the auperior ; * * | ee: hhh hhh hh hhh hhh R ald wa about to sen The Del Poster ( 4 tence th our man to Monroe re. 9 + H 5 headline eok's offering. There |formatory a few weeks ago on al Eugene Levy, owner of exclusive motion picture are seven pretty and shape young charge of horse stealing, when Ab. right: i i = i women and two comedians in the lan intercepted in his behalf. He i ights for Washington, British Columbia and Idaho bhi was belleved to be working the Walter Law present a play-| night n @ local mill I THE SEATTLE STAR Yvonne Marvin With Walter Liaw and Company on the EmpressLord Robert—On the Orpheum’s . Theatre's New Bill mates sbiakas. vib. Rushing into the mayor's offieg, - at 10 demanding that he be directed to the mayor im y Fred Schmidt, an escape te! of the Steilacoom asylum, near Te coma, i# this morning behind the bars of the elty jail Hefore he could go® to the ehlef e cutive’s door, Secretary Catlett ‘ stopped him, “I want to see the mayor! Let me go! They owe me $44 down at the place | came from. and I want the mayor to helpet collect it,” he declared, as Catlett | stood with bis pack to the’ door, | blocking the entranee to Cottertll’s prive ffic thermec police for Archie Butt Hold Memorial Services TEN YEARS AGO SHE GOT $1 A WEEK, NOW IT’S $500 PER Y ne an er um ca he had figured out who really paid the fine. Tonight—“The Lily and the Prince” —Last ' Ti AN TLLINGIS judge fined hie wile $26 for i ihe insisted upon having the last word. Porhape by one Cleveland Loader, Sunday Night On (APRIL 21) Local Swedish Talent in the Comic Opera Pilqvistens Flickor (The Pilkvists Girls) Beats now on sale at Kling & Co, 103 Yesier Printing Co., 616 Pike St., and Moore Theatre PRICEB—60c, Tbe, $1.00 and $1.60 MOORE THEATRE, APRIL 25, 26, 27 POPULAR MATINEE GATURDAY WILLIAM FAVERSHAM Bupported by JULIE OPP And bis original Company, direct from y Way, the Libera Daly's Tt atre, New York, jp “THE FAUN” Prices Se to $2.00, ‘Coming —MARGARET ANGLIN — [Seattle Theatre} _Phone Main 43. Week Commencing TOMORROW (Sunday) MATINEE JESSIE SHIRLEY And Splendid Company in the Bubbling Comedy “THE BOYS OF COMPANY B” A PLAY YOU'LL LIKE, Nights, Lower Floor 30c, 50c; Balcony 20c, 30c. Sunday and Matinees 10c, 25c, Thursday Matinee 20c. COLISEUM THEATRE Third Av, and James St Phone Main 4225. W. M. Russell, Mgr Week Starting Sunday Matinee, April 21 PRICES TEN AND TWENTY CENTS The Oliver D. Bailey Company in the Great Western Border D SON THE FRONTIER® The Top Notch of Dramatic Sensation—Comedy and : the Great Stockade Scene—the Famous Texas Rangers. - Tues, Thurs. and Sat. Mats., Prices Ie and Sc. Every Night, and est Seats. WATCH NEXT WEEK'S ANNOUNCEMENT. Prayer and special memorial services will be heid in many of the churches tomorrow out of t to the Titanic’s dead. In| wning at the Pligrim Congre | Ones mmerstein hélds up,;singing at the Manhattan oper gational church Rev, E. Tromayne |Emma_ Trentini as a conspicuous house After four years she went | Dunstan will conduct the services, (example of what a «irl with a » comle opera for $150 i ‘The La Titanic” wil! be |¥olee and an ambition ean do for and then ect in the West Seattle Com | Derself within a few ye her with ar |eregational church in the evening m years ago she was a seam ek and a share of the| | Other ministers who will hold | *tress, earning lees than a dollar profits of “Naughty M tta \epe jal servic tomorrow ar & week in her home town in Italy She b sung in over Rev. J. D. O. Powers, Boylston Ay-|She got a job in a chorus of a formances and has clean lenue Unitarian church: Rey. E. K.|™lnor opera company and there | $45,000. She sailed for Eu | Bergman, Madison Street Methodist | Hammerstein discovered her other day to prepare for . jecopal; Rev. E.R. Prichard, |'9# & small t. She had t © opera being written for her jorth Broadway Presbyterian; Rey, | Obly been singing a « by Victor Herbert. Hammerstein I, K. Richardson, Woodland Park |4d earned $9 per week himself vouched for correct Prosbyter Rev. F. A. Baker She was br t ness of these salary figur Emma | First Adv Christian church: }99¢ at first earned lis now in her twenty-fifth year. | Rev. W. A. ¥ Bethany Preaby terlan; Rev. D. C. Franklin, Queer Anne Methodist Episcopal; Rev. H ur | Williaton, Shaw Memorial; Rev. E nino IF. Brooks, Gilman Park Methodist Episcopal; Agnes J. Galer, Divine | Sclence church; Rev. R. D. Nicholls a | ow Brighton Beach Congregational Rev J on A. Henry, Beacon Hill < . 2 Congregational; Rev. Charles F. By BERTON BHRALLY Clarke, Green Lake Congregational Rev. F. J. V Horn, Plymouth; | Rev. C, R. Gate, M Valley Con And, having thus climbed to perfection, To Just #ans error or flaw Our laughter rings sbrifier at Wouter Van Twiller, And his way of deciding the Law YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People Wading River, L. —Carrying out who died at the age of 7 carried een SA HISTORY I Height 24 Inches. Weight 15 Pounds. Age 22. At the Sat ym ce Lord Robert will hold a reception on the stage and present each child with an autographed phote of himeelt, | COOPER & ROBINSON—Famous Colored Comedians ARCO BROS.—European Novelty Acrobats Prices: 25c, 50c, 75¢. “DINKELSPIEL’S CHRISTMAS”—By Geo. V. Hobart A German Comedy. STUART BARNES—Monologist | MAXINE BROS. & BOBBY Little Lord Robert The Smailest Comedian in the World. Cong here ° London—London chorus girls, fol April 20, 1775, Israel Putnam} lowing the miners’ example, now de- dashed into Cambridge on horse mand a minimum wag Thetr back regardless cause is being championed by th of what becar Ar ated M Jans union, of the oxen which clreularized theatrical had turned loc managers, setting forth what the from the plow fair chorus girls want and mean to 100 miles away get at his home in| London — King! faotens person Ge was very when he heard| much touched by of the battles at} readin in the Lexington and} ne wa 4 me Concord. Israel tha fine ‘old sat P was the boniface ane ld. Mar-lof a country hotel, but when shall William | heard of a chance to fight for Nicho! ?, h country he ceased to be sleek ¢ lost his much | suave as a t niface should be rise medals is resembled more the old Spara wreck o! 1@} who hugged wolf cubs go ti ht th & 0, lner/couldn’'t yelp seh Oceana | =f | Washington—Following a com-| Janesville, Wis—The first air; plete vecenciiation, Edward Alsop, |ShiP: commercial route in America pie told. bridegroom, and his |M&s been started by Conrad MeDon Is yearold bride, who was Miss El-|44, @ local retaurateur and areo-| sie Pope Hill, returned to their a amateur. Every Friday he| * makes a trip 20 mile by 8! ‘ashington home tonight “a tld Washington h |from his home here to Lake Kosh “late Fridemush would have |konong, where he gets a supply ‘| fish for the Friday demand. made fully 75 cents last year by raisin’ Belgian hares if it hadn't cost $87 ter repair th’ foundation o’ his house where they'd under mined it.” Allentown, Pa-—Judge Trexler ted an absolute divorcee to Ur Bempner Stettler from the Rev Eugene 8, Stettler, a Lutheran} clergyman. The wife testified that} all he gave her In the 12 years of| I~ | their married Hfe to support herself | and two children was seven dollars. Janesville, Wis Afoot and ac companied by a} houn’ dawg, “Cap"| Mitchell will trav-| el to the national} democratic con vention at Balti-) more next June.| Ho has not an, nounced his route | | | Pationt—My heart doesn’t seem nor has the date to beat just right of his departure! Doctor—Oh, I'll stop that, all b en made public, right. j BEST ee Pp CINDERELLA’) SULLIVAN + CONSIDINE cirRcUIT “THE HOUSE OF EXITS” GIRLS! GIRLS!! GIRLIE “THE DELMAR POSTER GIRLS” — BIG, BEAUTIFUL — DOLLS and Two Comedians A MUSICAL COMEDY Th sce 7 Always a Big Show for the Money. = 10206 ANTAGE Unequaled Vaudeville Means Pantagi Vaudeville BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE FIRST TIME HERE AAMPOICA GIVEN IN FOUR BEAUTIFUL SCENES ‘YOc and 20c {| S—OTHER BIG ACTS—5 AND AL DRUG ST AT SWIFT'S