The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-01
AK OF THE FOYER.
~ Nisses Tittell Resign From
Cordray's.
~ WILL GO TO NEW YORK.
=. coming of Miss Juch = An Irish
mama at Cordray's New Theater
dramatic Notes.

Hi >.,s a nothing in the theatrical line but the
Hi 800 al Juch TO be of any special interest TO
HUH .--srent lovers, unless ii may be the resgna-
- the sprightly Tittell girls from Cordray
*z.;kus stock company
r-.ses the past week Adelaide Moore played
.s-n.a and Juliet aud .Pygmalion and
rss1ean At the Seattle opera-house. She
~,ee4ed BY strong company, but she did not
~ xe]l and the house did not make much of
. a. engagement. Miss Moore announced
IN q -, here that she would leave the stage in
gt0l ~ short time
''u ~. rssje TitteIl and Miss Minnie Tittell,
80 clever acting at Cordrays ever since the
paSS s.n;nr Of the theater has delighted Seattle
<51jcncrs, have resigned from the company and
~ - East Miss Essie Tittell said yesterday:
,sn4S Ne have been working very hard here from
~ ntl 81. time and / feel that we cannot longer
ss.s;.ue Iuder the strain You see. we have
errre ~ he leading parts at every performance,
n nights in the week and at matinees, and at
g same time we have been rehearsing new
on I 80 constantly.
~ sister, Miss Charlotte Tittell is in one OF
~, adj Frphfnans companies, playing in 1.-The
ny SEs expect now TO go to see her, and to
yet 80 the months between now and September
Iest and travel. Then | shall probably go
. ~ Is one Of Frohnan companies, although
"a, not settled, for have had several desr-.
1sofg7s from Eastern managers.
q petzich. the local manager for Cordray,
81 Il regard to the retirement of The Tfttens'
;rsa thc company, We don't yet know what
.s<ngssents viii be made 10 fiji their places.
s 1ferdray is now il Portland arranging
r11sny from Eastern players, and l should
n & surprised II he brought here for q while
: a. regular Portland company
- week past at Cordrays has been marked
Ii n reked houses, well pleased audiences,
,wnxrorthy efforts on the part OF the Cordray
nnpeny, and liberal applause and warm com.
seadation on the part of the theatrical public.
n aepy Of Atlanta is q realistic and exceed
;rL~:lH ~ popular war drama, with some very
rssx lines and forcible points which never
.r fro y elicit applause when skilliuly rendered
lzdne the week can testify to the fiattering re-
c1don given the company at every production.
:. f1crc were weak spots in the performance
Rentc ssh Everyone can overlook when the heavy
nj Of the company is considered, the number
Yemen sglss ii which the members have appeared.
rdthe difficulty OF mastering the lines and the
{xuf1onation OF new character every week.
III universal verdict on the efforts of the COM
lprov ss soff. and that il viii Compare fayorabiy
minus ~ say s0eK company IN the country
hazardous departure win be made byshe
Ilsdfay company this week that will tax their
se8llity to the utmost. 4'The omadhaun,'
4 exceedingly strong Irish comedy drama, is
II nEed for the week. Its dialogues sparkle with
ss audiences a1s se World as and san
Ianeitco theatre goers still remember it as
i diAe most entertaining of modern dramas. IL
m ior aeyera weeks in that city, in the Cali
i4na iheatre and was witnessed by thronged
N1e every night 1t is refined, romantic,
pxtfnlly descriptive OF Irish character and
pleulastes, and creates merriment and hiarity
Wherever presented.
~ ne scenery specially prepared for the play is
temrsqne and strikingly appropriate. There
~ and fheater OF thrice the pretensions of
IL tsnnys;a revolving tower scene perfect in its
mechanism, aud costumes artistiealy illus
tztse OF the warm hearted sons and daughters
dlc little screen isle" The management has
keaed the services OF Mr.. J. ]. Williams, the
BetikpoWn Irish comedian, to assume the title
r1e, "a which be has already won weil-merited
nv hafds throughout the leading cities of the
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