The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-22

Madison square Theaesr Cewpanys
Manager Al Hayman q the baldwin tAoaour.,
san fsancinco. has. sincs the opening Of ~ neuf
theafer In Portland. the MnrQuam Grand, Son0
20 our amusement patrons In one ssanoa. 0etd|
Important attractiona than AeFoennoeo hnNwa
ever been zen In eeassle; but In the fusshucms s.
ing enforcement Of Mr. A. n. fslnszss Mo11.oG
square IneAfer Company. which Commences
next Inursday evening. June -, and coutanmo1
for three nights and saturday mattnee. ~ no.
confidently anticipate and Be- sure % - rool5@
sation OF the most brilliant event yet knoun -
tne Annals o. our local smussnsnn NJ. ~
mers coseftc OF artists u the prunieg oennn1nn
ton oil this country. aud one 81 IL uoorG
thoroughly artistic dramatic crRuniaotionn G
the world. what the Coincide Fanco1no = RI
Europe. tho Madison Square Thoatoe coanpony&
u 70 America Ito individual memben are o.
leading lights Of The Enslish- speaking ssaeA
TIE style OF plays are always vbo,eeomo 60
careful attention that Il given to dstail. 49,
they are certxin 70 delight any audience shool
appreciates the highest grade Of dramatic at
The principals Of the company have ac1pd u I
gethcr for years. their names household wur6n{
throughout oil the important cities 81 tho -
their fame and reputation world wide. Dus1nr
Their eneasement In this city. the followt91
PLAYS viii b presented:
Thursday. June =. .JIm tho PsnmanI" whjchs
ran reason in New York. and which b Quoto1
rs the hrBt dramatic play oi the day." rrf1n
June "a, that uproariounly funny play, ~Apno
Jack" which ran all the pest season ottho 1fn11.
ison square Theatre. saturday. Juna a mae11oo
Henry Arthur Jsnsf succosaful EnslloA p1nns
Saints and Sinner" ana ON saturday ni~&&
the remarkable strong character play. sscap6a1H
swift" The entire company will b 800 hoeok
which include the names 81 Mr.. Maurico DonEle
more, Mr.. H. Goddard. Mr.. Fro6efick no>fIS
son, MI T. y. Holland. Mr.. \ y. He'll, NJ ].
Tyler. Mr.. Henry woodruff. Mr.. Chasles I. -
Ter. Mr.. Herbert Millvssd. Mr.. Percy WmolRs
MI. Rsub Fax, NJ. Harry Holnday. ~. E Is
ottomeycr, Mr.. b W. Singer, Nj HasSy JofzuQ3
Mr. Herbert Fox. Mr. H c. Hainsa. Mr.. Goeoo
Lennox. Miss Ada Dyaa, Miss Maud Moxx190,
Miss Mamie Craddock. Mim Emtty GeWosd. ~
4. J. Phillips. Mis- Annie Rusuell. Nh 49, j
Greenwald and Mis- Minnie williams
Friday evening WIN - presentsd this o1uun1s
zation's --latest ssiumpA. sAunt Jack, vht6n
New York success u tho post yeax. hav1nG IN
che entire season aad received he hieho69 -.
comiums Of lavish praise nom to ah1eue osl1n
Of the metropolis The kew Yofh popos ~:
Mail and Express- splsndidly cask adnff1n1v
mounted.
Essnsae Rss--Ths succsss q The snsiss sas1w
tainment We hover In doubt
Tsiegram--"Aunt Jacks II a uuqunlinod -
cesa
Csmm<rcjat Adr<ssieer--A A akkrepttve = NJ r :
Mr.. Palmer hes Offered tn many day; u 49,
amusins English farce NJ have had slnoe III
ro's 'sThe Mauiseraac.'
Esenias Worid--lrrssIatibly iunny and vi1ty.
Erening Sns~-A delightful scrap 81 laroo
Hsrntd-As merry - anything ~ hAvo pQon
on the New York stage for yean pest; houq
full OF old peopss aud young. who lAu1he4
themselves tired over fun. pVe and unn6uloets
ased wonderfully amusing; sphxktU
with wit and epikromL
TrfbHae-B brilliantly ludicsous; the audieuoD
was delighted; - grsst success here = 4 4 q
London.
Tsm~s--A new plsy. that Is likely to hold ~
stage for . long tme-
sas--It made larss and nns audienes lauaA
continuously.
Borid--A new success; ope of he jollle61
scenes witnessed on ne Stage IN = long tlfne
with the leading company IN the tau4. ~ 3
repertoire which iuclndes the best product1oua
OF the are. this engagement shouid mari -
epoch in the record Of our aniasemenf1 b fnes
ever after be referred 10 - the Arcsdia u enea6
rfcal occasions