The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-13
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Frederick Warde will produce his great sue
soon.
The Kimbal Opera Comique Company is now
playing in Colorado to the full capacity of the
houses.
Carroll johnson, the Irish comedian, is to
make Pacific coast tour next summer in "Tho
Gossoon"
Frederick warde's new play, "The Lions
Mouth" has created a wonderful impression
wherever 1t has been produced.
Richard Mansield's success this season has
been remarkable. "Beau Brummell' and
"Prince KarP' arc his greatest attractions.
Mile. Marie Decca, the distinguished Ameri-
can sengstress, will accompany the United
States Marine band on its tour of the West.
Her voice is high soprano. and has phenom-
email range, reaching natural
The Memphis appeal, in speaking of Patti
Rosa's engagement, recently said at is seldom
that every member of a company is good or
fair, even forgivable; there is not one of the
Patti Rosa company who is not excellent"
Minnie Thurgate, the star danseuse OF the
"spider and Fly" Company, which comes to
Seattle in April. played an engagement of four
consecutive years at the Alhambra palace, Lon
don, and during that time introduced sixty
eight different styles of dancing.
President Harrison and Secretary Tracy have
sanctioned a concert tour by the famous Marine
band, the official music of all official Washing
ton Seattle is the list of cities to be visited,
the date here being April 81, and the band will
give two concerts in the afternoon and even
ing.
Jessie Wyatt is simply charming as Fay Mer-
win in "Inherited," and gives delightful per-
Torrance of an ingenious young girl, who Is
thoroughly in love with her Sammy She is a
very pretty girl, and her simple and natural act
ing makes her great favorite with the audi
ence.-Ausic and Drama
Patti Rosa is easily first among American
condolences, and here appearance here will be
the signal for banner house. She will be seen
here in her most delightful play, 'Dolly Var
deu," and will have much that is new and
fresh in the way of entertainment that will az
ford an occasion of unalloyed pleasure.
All who have seen ..The Private Secretary"
or sHeld by the Enemy" or "Mr. Wilkinson's
Widows" will be glad to learn that another of
Gilettes great pieces is to be presented in Seat
tie soon. The success of "All the Comforts of
Home as played by the Frohman company IL
as great as that achieved by any of Gillettes
plays, not even excepting "Mr. Wilkinson's
Widows"
During the next few months Seattle theater-
goers will be able to witness four OF the great
Eastern successes made by the different COM
panies under Charles Frohman's management.
Gan the Comforts OF Home" "Jane," Charles
Frohman's stock company in "The Lost Para
disc and "The Junior Partner" are all booked
to appear in the near future at the Seattle
operation
Seattle theater-goers will be sorry to learn that
J. II. Bunny, the popular comedian at Cordray's,
will conclude his engagement tonight Mr..
Bunny has contributed largely to the delight
and amusement OF the patrons Of Cordrays
theater during his stay, and he takes with him
the good wishes of many admires. He Will
leave for New York tomorrow morning to fill an
engagement there
The Fisk jubilee singers, like their songs,
never grow old. 1t is over twenty years since
they first organized and no better proof of their
capabilities EXISTS than the fact that they re-
main before the public. All lovers OF harmony
and melody should not miss this opportunity OF
hearing these natural vocalsts. who have ne
competitors aud can have no successors in the
singing of jubilee music.
Miss Julia Phelps, the Chicago harpist, will
give a concert in Seattle on March p. This lady
is a genuine artist, and her work is OF the most
clever and capable nature. The Oregoniaa says
of her: Miss Phelps Thoroughly comprehends
the demands OF this delieately tuned fnstru-
ment and her soft and true touch no less than
her forte passages, evidenced her fine training
and perfect familiarity with the harp"