The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-16

eonsdy In which she appeared last even
~ che presented here last season and 10
aitabis one for her. It affords . splendid
asps Tor her special talent. 1t IL light,
dnple comedy, comical and absurd in sit
u1fion, and its chief merit is to furnish .
I'D for the display of talent like that Of
fntd Rosa A Dolly Warden, . vivacious.
aeiicsoms girl. Miss Rosa'A art II exhib-
II in good form and in sustained brill
10y Her Improvisation 10 repiets with
hancs aud vitality and is utterly devoid
4 eoarseness. Her acting il ell gaiety-a
hubkling up Of the animal spirits from q
nisd open to the joyous side of every
ting
Looking Behind the Scenes.
The performance for the benefit of the
1heatrical Mechanics Association has
I'm set for May 8, and an interesting pro-
ramms il promised. The stage men of
he New Seattle theater are prominent in
The order and are exerting themselves to i'm
suse successful performance. "Hughey,"
the property man, was anxious to pile all
bic props on the stage and then call the
attention Of the audience to each piece.
lie haa yielded to maturer Judgment, how
ever, and will content himself with general
elects. Like all good property men. he is
fafey It . loss for anything needed. and
hsiisves the imagination of the audience
VII GIL In any minor details which may
= kicking. He failed in trying to per-
oD4s ~ actor that = feather buster would
Goser for linen one. He was asked a
Ut time ago for Puget sound scenery.
estainly." he responded. murphy,
~ No. l." No. 4was dropped. That's
~ Puget sound scenery" "Well," re-
Daded Hughey, -four nights ago that
~ the forest of Ardennes; month ago
Ju3ins Caesars Roman cohorts wandered
through those leafy bowers; next week,
With the lakes of Killarney in the back
ffound. those ancient trees will give back
The echo of Drill, ye Tarriers. Driilr
Nov, If that don't make it Puget sound
seeEery ! don't know what does. Run
her up. Murphy"
The interesting novelty Of all work on
ne stage being done in view Of the au-
eience will be appreciated. No effort to
make time will be made but the regular
easiness. will he carried on as IL done
nightly. although Mr.. Clark, the stage
manager. says; "For modern stage appii-
saees aud machinery the Seattle theater
ain II with any theater Of its size in the
eeuntry"
Primrose & Vests Mirstreis.
fimrose & Vests minstrel show ap-
pears at the new Seattle theater thi. week,
i1arsday Friday and Saturday nights,
xsh Saturday matinee. Like George
Washington. Primrose & West with their
Apero minstrel organization are first in
var. hrst In peace ana first in the hearts
9tarir coanirymen. Other minstrel or
tahixatlons have risen and striven agains.
sasns and their financial wrecks are all
eAs ie't 10 tell the story of their igno-
@sniocs defeat. In peace they have con-
"aatay endeayorcd 10 increase the attgac-
sshess and sterling wealth of their per-
@Hanses. And 10y their talent, brilliant
sef'ainment. and constantly striving to-
Asas a'gh ends. they have reached and oc-
wy high position in the hearts OF all
easement lovers. They are the scknowl-
tsa leaders and opponents OF mtnsiEeisy
tas entire world. They are TO the min
80 Stage what Roo,h is to the Shake
an drama. what Jefferson is 10 the
OF comedy. Primrose & West are
eaosd names, and their owners are
10y iasoriies from the Atlantic ocean
NE Pacific slope. This year they have
snes' corps of minstrel entertainers
- pat iogesher either bv themselves or
sess in the ooGntry. They appear here
Thursday night at tho new Seattle
sef, aud they should he hailed with
ey.
harmonic society Concert.
as musical event OF the coming week is
Oh Friday evening. when the Har-
soeleIy, under the leadership OF
~ osorgc c. Munsen. will give grand
G"S at the Plymouth chuch. Prot.
~ ason has shown eninen, fitness in con-
.as musicsies He will have we'll
s1ea shorGsoi forty voices, an orchestra
.seasy pieces. under Prot J. +. LANCER.
- suea soloisss as Mrs. G. c. Manson.
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