The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

Rockwell. r. r. Goldman, A. 81. GArretson.
sheriff Joseph Pitt, Of Kitsap county;
Auditor Thomas Ross, Of Kitsap county;
Commissioner Alfred Larson, Of KItsar
county: 8. G. Hewen, Of Lewis county; 1
n. Powell, Ellensburg; b. C. Mitchell
Kansas City; J. e. Wheelock, Kansas City;
Sheriff Hayden, Of Stevens county; Charles
Z. Page, Boston; B. B. Towle, Anacortes;
7. r. Dunn, Pittsburg; s. 8. Washburn.
Anacortes: Captain Tev. Aberdeen: Il.
Williams, San Francisco; J. C. lillian, San
Francisco; H. E. Taylor, Orting; E. J.
Rice. Tacoma; r. L. Sands. Morrison, III.
B. B. Dobbs, Whatcom: George F. Kyle,
A Mcpherson. II. Happen, Anacortes;
Q. G. Wakefield, Clinton. Wis; c. A.
Williams, San Francisco; F. L. Tay-
Tor. Tacoma; ]. Lilly, New York;
Mayor John A. Taylor, Centralia;
Clerk r. s. Simpson, Centralia; L.
H. Pontius. Port Townsend. Citizens
OF Seattie-George w. Hall, D. A. Nc
Kenzie, H. NJ. Jones, w. H. Bogardus,
+. H. Roland, J. 8. Mcmillan. Andrew
Orr, II. w. Willis, w. C. Snyder, n. A..
Green, John Morrow, A. NJ Springer, Al
Barton, John Wallace, DR.. A. A. Farrell,
A. krug, John Elder.
It is only snort time until the public
OF Seattle will have an opportunity of see
Ing for the first time the finest, the most
complete stock company of actors and
actresses ever organized in America. The
lyceum Theater Company will come here
direct from the Lyceum theater, New York,
and they will come intact. Manager Dam
lei Frohman telegraphs that the repertoire
Will include 1.-THE Wife," CHARITY Ball, I"
The Idler" and 'Sweet Lavender" These
plays are regarded as the best society pro-
auctions written in many years. Their
successes at the Lyceum theater have been
the great feature of many seasons.
A grand concert will be given at the
Madison street pavilion this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock by the Berth ladies' Or
chestra, consisting OF sixteen pieces, as
sisted by Miss Emma Myer, the prima
donna This evening will be the FIRST an
niversary opening Of Beede's cafe, and an
unusually strong bill viii be presented.
At the conclusion of the old comedy
season at the Lyceum theater, New York,
the entire stock company win go on brief
spring tour. During the summer it will
visit the Pacific coast. It will play at
some of the large cities, West and East,
and win re-appear at the Lyceum in No
vember in new play.
Ted Marks, who is known as -four
figure Ted" says he will wager 81 900 that
shenandoah" plays oftener to four fig
ures performance than any three dram-
attic attractions known to the local stage
Shenandoah" comes high; but they must
have il.
Shenandoah" plays Fresno, Los An
geles, Oakland, San Jose, Stockton, Sacra-
mento, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spo-
kane Falls, and then jumps East again.
The aforesaid cities have . great treat in
store.-San Fyancisco Music aud Drama.
Meta Guion looks very pretty a. Con-
stance Haverhill in Shenandoah, - and
her scene with her horse, Jack, in the Sec
ond act gains for her the sympathy and
good opinion Of the audiences, which she
retains until the end of the piece.
Harry Mann, the genial manager of the
California theater. San Francisco, is all
smiles over the Shenandoah" business,
and says 'How 10 this for third visit?
No seats after o'clock; what other play
could do it?".
Mr.. Clark Sammis, who managed Mr..
Wilson Barrett's last tour in this country,
says that the English actor win pay an
other visit here next season, when he will
produce his new play "Bonaparte."
At the conclusion Of its run at Proctor's
Twenty-third street theater, mr.. Wilkin-
sons Widows" will be taken to the Co
lumbia theater, Chicago, where it is ex-
pected to run all summer.
Ida Sollee, member of one of the best
families of Florida, and an actress of more
than ordinary merit, will star next season
in o new Southern war drama now being
written for her.
Manager Hanna has recently booked the
Madison Square Theater company, in
their latest success Alabama" This
play has made one of the hits of the season
in New York.
Nellie Free plays Alice Lane in "The
Woman Halter" with delightful ease and
grace. This young lady is very magnetic
in her acting and pretty in appearance.
Mrs. A. C. Haslem, of the Shenandoah"
company, is the mother of handsome
Maude Haslem. who is one of the bright
lights in "All the Comforts of Home.
Sarah Bernhardt has paid $4,000 to
Fanny Davenport for the permission to
play "I.a Tosca." Miss Davenport is the
sole owner of the piece in America.
President Harrison and the ''Fakir" will
be in Colorado Springs on Monday even
ing, May IL. Now what more does that
enterprising city wanta
If YOU are sad Hermann will while
away your blues and enmantle you with
the rose-colored air of hopeful possibilities
in the mystical future.
Stuart Robson, the comedian, is the pos
SCISSOR of more condensed dignity than any
other member of the theatrical profession.
"The Limited Mall" one of the book
ings for the Seattle. opera-house is one of
the seasons winners from all accounts.
The G. A. RS of Portland, Or, are ne
gotlating to buy out ''Shenandoah's s" first
two nights in that city. May Is and 26.
Anna Robinson in Shenandoah" is
considered one of the best looking widows
that has ever appeared on the stage.