The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-10
At THE PLAY HOUSE.
From Sire to SON. Was Played
Last Night.
The starsIsax xossI. ~Arenna she world
IN 30 Day.. On tlse ssaxe-azs-
Kee Rankfn Cemilg.

senifded there. 70 weleuEne Milton Notles
and his splendid company On their second
visit 90 this city, From Sire to Con. the
play which The company Is producing this
year, IS 81 original romantic nseioarzma in
four acts. written 81 Nilton Eohles hinl-
SELF The pot Is most intsrestsng-in facfs
II seems 10 take with tie audience a. well.
II not better. than Mr. Mobiles great sue
cess. Lore and Law which nearly every
theafeF-goeT ca the coast has
seen and i an adnsirer Of. Milton
Mobiles in his powerfnl performance OF the
heroic Alfred Affnitage, was the lie OF
the play. His acting. ike IN ell bis PLAYS.
Is earnest ard fascinating. Miss Lizzie
Lambert. as Mable Arnaitage, il . tine
actress and supported Mr.. Noble admir-
ably. She Is as prettg. too. as can be. and
SEATTLE people will give her warm vel
come should che return. Tie rest q the
company Is exceptionally good.
sxeEEp CONCERT TONIGHT.
A grand sacred concern Win be given at
Arnory hall tonight BY fdberati and bis
famous military band, sssistsd b. . NUM-
Der o. celebrated voeaIisis. Among tie
numbers on tSe evenings programme are
the following
way by Wllleys. which obtained an inn
mense success At the Paris exposition
Grand military tattoo, ~ performed be-
fore the emperor OF Germany by the
united bands In Berlin.
Madame Ronlaui viii sing FOR the sec
ond tssne IN Amsnea the grand recital and
aria Of . The Opera
Philippe Won ArtervsIde composed by
NJ Thihan. consul Of Belgium, IN Port
land This charming melody was sung hy
Madame Romani for the FIRST time al the
Northern Pacific Industrial Association,
under the difestion OF The composer, and
and aroused an enthnslasm that induced
signor Liberaii to crafty the fnuSic-loying
public Of Seattle with tho prineur OF THAI
delicious melody.
The Buffalo, y. y. Commercial Aslresfises
OF August ~ speaking OF signor Iiberati's
appearance In that ctr, says
signor dbcrafi aud his ilue military hand gave
verF enjoyable concert Al the Star shestef lass
evening, Tie suaience Was exceedingly pro
fuse la applause. which was we'll aneFitea. Sew
oral OF the tnemERFs were enthusiastically en-
eofed. s.gnoE Libsrafi's imstTnmentslisss play
wlfh admiral precision and mingled rowcr aud
drllcaey oi execution. anal as a leader OF that
class ps music. IAberEa sairIy rivals the re-
nowfiei Thomas himself.
AR9rsp THE woKLa IN EIGHTY DAYs.
- Tcur OF the World ia Eighty days. is
perhaps one Of The most unique OF the
many unique novels that have emanated
from the unique pen of that most unique
OF French novelIsts, Jules Verne. NJ Verne
by the way, Is an unique TomaEcer. He
first captured the novel reading world by a
series of scientific novels. Twenty
Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. A
Journey 70 the Center Of the Earth. = "a
Voyage 20 the Moon, .tThe Mysterious
Island. and other scientific novels were
successful. for fhe reason that ~. Verne
constructed them upon scientific princi-
pies. 4 very large portion Of his readers
took ali his scientific, chemical. geological
and astronomical facts Tor granted. and he
was at once voted - a most wonderful
author. So also when Dick Sands and
other OF his graphical romanres were pub
lished, his readers were taken through such
portions Of the earth IS are unfamiliar TO
the average romance reader. and these two
we're eagerly swallowed. II was only when
NJ. Verne tried to write novel about
America, s'Texar's Revenge. that his
American readers began 10 grasp the idea
that ~. Verne drew largely upon his
imagination. az least for his historical MA.
tersal.
All this, however, in the words Of Ko-ko,
'haz nothing TO do With She case. the case
under consideration being A Tour of the
World in Eighty Days, a dramatic version
of which will be presented at Turn Hall
thratey, Monday and Tuesday evenings by
w. J. Fleming and company There
can be no two opinions about this novel.
IL is one Of the most attractive and fasei-
mating Of Al. VeFne's productions. IL can
also be fairly said that It's dramatization ia
spectacular shape Is great success. Its
first presentation in seattle win take place
next Monday night. notwithstanding the
fact that il is ten years or more since the
spectacle burst with al Its gorgeous para
phernaiiA upon the American public, an
der the direction OF the Kiralfy Bros, on
the stage Of the Academy Of Music in New
York.
Mr.. Fleming company il good one In
every sense at the word. The cast does
not require dramatic stare OF the first mag
nitude. but the important roles are al well
flied. Mr.. Fleming, as PhIleas Fogg, Mr..
Wollsed. rs Passepassouf, Miss Marshall,
as Aonsia. Miss Rees, IS AyeSha, Mr. Sl0d-
dArd, IS the Detective, and Mr. ). T.. Flem-
ing. as the American tan Interpolation, by
/ the wayl are sil excellent iAapersonations.
The thread Of the story II faithfully FOL.
lowed: much more faithfully, In fact, than
4 most uYamatixations Of standard novels.
/ The asssAsanee has pretty fair panorams
i at ~. fogg's strange journey. taking in
+ London. the saez canal, interior India.
Calcutta. San francisco. the Wild West.
4 Nsw York. the Atlantlc ocean, and finally
/ the return to London.
MgER EAeK1N Asn COMPANY.
"a Turn Han theater next "Wednesday
ard Thursday evenings The Runaway
I Wife. powerful domestic drama from
I che pen a Mr.. Mckee Rankin, assisted by
/ Fred q. Aaesler. vii be produced by fhe
aashss assisted hy powerfus company
including MIS- Azszs Bert. formerly lead.
B ine lads at the California sheatnr, q heaass:.
2 f,si woman and So exauGte actress this
B Runaway Wife may be apsly termed "a
+ peem Il everyday lie. as Il appeals 10 ne
+ particular class Of peopss. bat 60 humanity
al large. It i pare IN its coneepsSaa. IN
; fact In is parity lies IS latent strength.
+ and eonsasps thsf s.osse totach 81 mature
waseh makes the whcte world kin The
+ story OF the play i 1old ard turned in !
msnne- whSch Is novel and interesting, and
the attention al the audience is attracted
+ treaa the rise 10 the fafi sE the eursaln
/ Thxks il not 4 aall moment during the
play. II is heaA4sssal story. ahoandine
with uaaay def spnelaS Of hasaeF and
raihos. aad ~ The present eoupsny vel