The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-04


~ week, and it was
also the b9st
from . financial
61 = yisx, the audiences each night
S.275re - car acity OF the house. "Beau
T.nn1Ts ard a Partisan Romance"
- - gasnown TO Seattle. but The
s'5ss,s6re fHsseEp was looked forward TO
.s,5ISI - more than ordinary eagcrnsss.
n - cas- fal:iiied the highest expscta-
sSss.s 0nneers,ing is, - do Oil Of Mans
800 i16tesssss creations. He goea from
= 2epa,na for Monday. Tuesday and
& o1neodsy * this week. where ths same
q 1r1n1ee rsassnted here will b given In
~ 80 as6es. including Prince Kari
VednrseAy matinee. Tomorrow and
r1u6or n.ghss Manager Hanna will pre-
80 Nh Esarenee - the widow Of the
- oun~al tiiidory. In THE Mighty
rne. sppnefted by strong company.
yTm. 1jwsnss has made the character Of
& ussai's widow 90 much her prop
~ dat atsen she abandons il. II viii
] - Md slta her who follows after"
- - sssgred widow, who. has tray.
"a skesea. sad who constantly delights
- II eypsy oae know the fact OF her hav-
- ~ Sss abroad-s paipabls hit ct .
;usskssu-sa dare hardly hint how
k1eiy ~ sas.rs strikcs--is def1ly handled
- Nh. Hmspce. 70 the vast amusement,
send. 1t y hpps, edification Of her audi
eness.
NJ. Nst 6. Goodwin in his new play. "A
Oilded roe., . 10 also . coming attraction
Of The nsw thsater. where he begins .
thrse-aiehs engagement The name Of
Nat c. Gqcsl x.n Is synonym for oil that
= GOOD 10 ssa comedy line, his produc-
li0ns fcs nasabsf Of years back being the
bsss Of she;s sind and never falling to meet
With the hearty approval Of the thsater-
sing puttsa He engagements have al
1ays been Es,oked forward 10 with keen
ln1icspatioas Of pleasure, and his coming
- bore has aroused more than ordinary
tn1esost among HE many admirers, for he
~ h "a ssalded Foof' . play which In
~ - this o;fy. but has everywhere been
Socsived viii. 20 much enthusiasm and
y1a,se that sc are hungry for IL. He will
~ prssen: The Nominee" ct one Of the
Ds1osmances- An event that will appeal
- ~ culture and music-loving portion Of
(bseommuna.s will be tho benefit on We'd
psoday nisbs rendered to Miss Marguerite
Mckinney by The Ladies Musical Club. The
ne q seats for this performance 10 al
Spady large aad the popular young lady
WI doubtless have the aattering testi-
mcniai Of public esteem she so richly de-
essveA TonsGht Anna Eva Fay. the we'll
k1osnspiriiualist. will give Manifestations
q ~ vonierful powers. and . packed
Aenanay as expected. Cordray's popu-
= heass did fine business last week and
haea iins bill FOR the week commencing
tomrrow night.
Mat c. Goodwin.
1hat popular comedian. Mr.. Nat c.
1oattlc theals- for three nights, com
nencing Thursday evening Of this week.
Ihb announ <cment is sufficient assurance
= the theatcs- going public that season
4 reai enjoy gsent 10 at hand. for no actor
, any line 80 the profession that comes
D Seattle il tssore popular than Mr.. Good.
rin. who daring the number Of years he
as been "a st4r has catered TO the wants
{ thcater gees in \ manner that makes
hem expees great things Of him when he
ONES to ,he city on his annual visits
mother reason for his popularity in this
ity Is bccaH9s of his originality. which
aarks all OF his work. II can never be
aid Of MIN Sat he resembles any other
csor SO far rs ais acting 10 concerned lie
J alone In bis particular line OF work, ana
his fact alesae has brought him great
amc and trade his name . synonym
or all that - good In tho comedy line.
lis nsturaluess Of acting forms one of the
tsiking features of his performances, for
i no time Aces 1t cost him an effort to
'soduce isish from his hearers. his
aumor being spontaneous. his actions
bose Of y man who feels the
part he IN playing. and in
very way he displays an ease
asd con- ideacs that all actors strive 10 a..
sala but very few possess. Ills engage
neass in th's sity have always been looked
apon As events extraordinary and he has
asver ye. fsi's'i to play 10 crowded houses.
lad IL Is expeei ed that the coming ono will
b The mos, s,saeessful ever played by him
here. for il te!l;gs him in = new comedy
written expressly for him by Henry Guy
Carleton. the sssthor Of number Of famous
pays The ne:s piece Is called "A Gilded
Fool. and has Seen universally endorsed
- the best pisg in which Mr.. Goodwin has
appeared. Ma only Is il successful from
sae fact that ss@ star has a most consenial
'ose IN 1t. hu; ,..e story itself is . most In.
'eressing one, a,sd ~ told by Mr.. Goodwin
and his com YsGy furnishes an amount Of
amasemsn, anzI mcrriment seldom en-
eoaniered in aay play. The plot is well
deaaea and no4er lost sight of during the
progress vi tsr play i'm spite of the large
AMOUNT Of hu 'ss r. the many laushabse and
ssfone s';ga;l rs with which the play
BOUNDS Tt. action ls brisk. the dialogue
might and H. liant and the play, taken as
: Whole, Vii prove 10 lie as enjoyable
comedy g, enc would wish TO
sre "A 'i.Ided Fool" finished
"a eight SIS engagement in New
.afk, pssyirF - the capacity Of the Fifth
avenue ihea'cf in that city during oil
mas uole. sI.,l ae!ng credited by press aud
Pablo alike " "a being the hest play IN
saieh Nj <aisln had ever appeared
.sa one OF t.sS most enjoyable comedies
pssssa'ed IN >sw York in years. Al. the
sssatsy. se.l -. effects. etc. are carried
~ "a" ergai ss,on. and with the excel
WI sarp0rl company "A Gilaea Fool"
:. ~ as HOS gseriect production and one
: sa@ VII he recla,ei by all Who witness
y Nat ''co,. II - a native Of Boston.
sHs hls ias1ra staraliy led him to career
~ ',ss stage ''em als early youth. As
~ hs ofeas@"s' 81 being : gvcs; ,raseilan.
: : nose ss'ue .sG.G rival that - the elder
: nos iose H. ShsSespoaFe was
y eonsfAn .Upanion. and hs rceiss-
= 500 IA - BE- ald ous we're uasrvess OF
..sa''oa- Nh s.. a,s hopes of aehiev.
.' iSsse a. Z age1iaa he Was too sens.-
s~a VEINS '.'sn 20 expect 10 land q, a
eoand en thc }ap round Of The ladder q.