The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-10

sus. nlanagers naturally look to him for iuEor-
ma'ioH, ana are largely guided BIZ his advice.
- contracts tor companies that will come in
me season oil ls9i-'s2 have al been made some
aihe ago, and Mr. Hanna has over twenty con-
$3.50 ior inc season OF 1929, including
r.s- REohnan's stock company, Mr.. John
Die", VINO viii star under the
management of the Frohmans. and
.fonmans company of comedians,
headed BY George Drew Barrymore, in ssMr
"hxinsoa's Widows" This COMPANY win be
mere In April, 1853, and also in February OF this
year, and - one of the greatest companies on
tne road Mr.. Hanna has booked 9Th. Old
Homestead the new comedy, "a Junior Part
ner. Joseph Murphy, Bill Nye's new play, 1.-THE
Caoi; W. J. Seaman, Margaret Mather, Marie
nuoert Frohman, Sol Smith Russell, the Francis
wilson Opera Company. etc. Among the at
sractions that have appeared here under Mr.
Hannas management are: "The Little Ty-
coon, the Warde- Bowers company, the Bos-
tonians, Emma Juch Opera Company, Roland
reed, "Mr. Barnes of New York." "Shenan-
ooan, Thascher's minstrels, Louis Morrison,
Frohmsn's Lyceum Theater Company. Charles
frohmans "Aea ana Women corfpeny the
LiAputians, Palmer's company in Alabama"
MAI Goodwin, Sol Smith Russell, Sarah Bern
hardt, Thomas W. Keene, "Incog," Fanny
Davenport, "A Straight Tip" "Mr Potter of
Texas, and the Carleton Opera Company.
among those that are soon TO appear are Joseph
Jefferson and Louis James, "Mr wilkinson's
widows" which opens at the Baldwin theater
San Francisco, tomorrow night; Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Robson, Mis-. Minna Gale who was lead
Ing lady Of the Booth Barrett company for years,
ard Is called the successor 70 Mary Anderson;
Frederick Nsrde, "An the Comforts of a Home"
Marie Wainwright, Frank Daniels, Modjeska,
Richard Mansfield, "Biue Jeans" and many
other leading attractions. Mr.. Hanna intends
to duplicate every pronounced New YORK sue
cess at his theater in this city.
Kathleen MAvourneen at Cordray's.
Unseen circumstances caused change in the
programme at Cordray's for the coming week
In place of "The Private Secretary" the popular
Irish comedy, kathleen O'Connor, or ST. Pat
rieks Eye," will be welcomed by all who wish
to be introduced to the Characterization OF life
which In made up of laughter and tears. Brief
ly, the story is this: Kathleen O'Connor is the
daughter of David 0'Connor. an Irish tenant
His landlord is Bernard Kayanaugh, q country
squire, who has fallen in love with beautiful
kathlsen, who is herself, in turn, in love with
an Irish lad by the name of Terence O'More
Both suitors have asked for her hand and she
has promised to answer both on the self-same
morning. She falls asleep and dreams herself
the wife of the rich landlord, and in the vision
she sees him about to kill her. At that critical
moment Terence enters and kills her husband
For this be is arrested and sentenced to be
hung. As he 10 about to receive the awful re-
ward OF his crime, Kathleen, awakening, meets
Terence at the gates OF the "land of dreams
coming for her answer, which was "yes." Her
other sutton soon arrives and RESIGNS himself to
his fate, and 81 Patrick dance ensues and all
goes merrily.