The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16
MUSICANDTHEDRAMA
a Pleasant Week at Seattle
0peYs- House.


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n'eits lust Week. aatnouRn the nrst part OF
the wesk had Tor Its only "attractson"
play entitled Hearts OF Oak" played BY
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company ne the boards ana deiignbed
gOOd-sizsd audiences. The week was closed
bv Gorranrs minstrels 4 very fair SHOW
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lent company aTom,s Vacation is not
play Of any preteusion, but it gives oppor-
tunifles for talented peuplelike Ray Royce,
Lizzie Royce, Charles Hnrwitz, Billy Bar
b0ur Gala Barbour and Arthur Moore TO
present pleasant medley which, while il
is very funny, - is pure in tome, and caters
to the more refined and cultured tastes. It
provides Just the style OF entertainment in
which the vast majority of amusement
patrons deiighf. continuation of comedy
and music. Tha individual members of
the company have MANY warm personal
friends here. and the amusement public at
large will be- riad To see Royce a Lansing
billed az the new opera-housa wfan they
make their nexr Wesrarn touk
Inls Week, commencing tomorrow night
anu running over wednesday nignt, q tne
Seatlle OPERA nouse Herne'S Hearts or
Oak will be presented. II Is wonderful
play and MI Hern plays the strongs
hearty anu seif-sacrlficing sailor miller,
Terry DENIM on, with wonderful tender
ness and Carries the sympaihiss OF the
aaid'enee with him as few actors can.
Masic and Drama says OF Hearts of Oak :"
Tas turn q James A herne ON Monday
ess n,ae, IN Hsaf o. JAZZ astef 2 somswnaI
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mans - III. Crow, an. ,.'ncn.s " Hsrna /.
orite unchanrsd d. snnsarance. He nlavs the
sirune hearty and, sell -sacrif ciug sailor miller
Terry Dsnnison, with ali tine quiet iurce and
tenderness OF yore, and carries the sympasny af
sne aua'ence 20 Inc close. ~ - : nooie enarac s
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one thing evident, HI. Herne has 80 trimmed
his piece although in six acts, that the per-
formancs never bsnomes tedious. and the final
m cnanical effects are good; the wreck ana res
applause Mr. Aerne has exec lent support
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W true 10 life. Al more Charming Cnryrtsl than
Marion Abbott could not be found any where
The Aunt Betsy of Mabel Winters is type OF
mofnefiy women We all ike TO see. There u
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makeup and gait
Reserved seats are now on sale at LIS
James street, Occidensa al block.
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