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

The Bolton Realistic Travels" proved q
great success. Plymouth church vas tested
to its seating capacity on the closing
night The people have enjoyed . rare
treat In these visits to the Old World
under the guidance Of the eloquent lee
turer. The Chautauqua Lyceum Bureau
has other attractions to follow. This week
Friday evening viii be given the grand
concert, previously announced. under the
leadership Of Prof George C. Nunson, who
90 ably conducted the asssmbly's music
last summer. He has bssn training the
chorus this winter snd It il now prepared
TO render charming pieces. II will Be as-
sisted by some Of the leading soloists,
whose names are . guarantee Of success,
Mrs. G. C. Munson, Mrs. Blanche K.
Grambs, Miss Marguerite Mckinney,
Messrs. circuit, AcClaire. Munson, Atkins,
Bibo and Others. This will b IN enjoy
able evening. The Remenyi opsra COM
pany. consisting Of the famous violinist
with talented accompanies, viii be here
on June Is and 16
Notes Of the Foyer.
Palmsr's company in "Aristocracy.s win b
Manager Hanna's big attraction In August
Patti Rosa IL prime favorits with the thea
ter-goers of the Northwest, Who are anticipating
. plsasant treat Tuesday and Wednesday
nights.
"The Girl Left Behind Ne" will b. one Of
Manager Hsnna's early attractions next season.
and will b. presented By m unusually strong
company.
R 3. Graham, in the new musical comedy.
Larry the Lord" viii 5000 b ct the Seattle
theatef. The company u IN excellent oue, and
NUMBER twenty people
May Ten Brock, Of ''Tho Nsbobs," 70 lady Of
great tasts. and her gowns are said 70 b the
handsomess worn In any farce-comedy peoduc-
ton now before the public.
Joseph Garland. Fred oakland, william J.
Thompson and Joseph Natus. OF Primrose and
Vests minstrels, will renew old friendships
during their stay in this city.
The opening night Of Primrose and Vests
mfnstssls at Los Angeles the entire house was
sold In advance. 80 late conner had . foot
square reserved in the aisle for standing room.
novel and humorous black.facs sketch and
dancing test entitled "Plansation Pasumes"
viii be introduced in the minstrel olio at the
Seattle theatsr, commencing on Ihursday next
Mrs. Florence and her new comedy company
opened at Lincoln, Neb., last week. The com.
psny viii play, in addition to "rhs Mighty Dol
lar" "Ths Race for Riches" and 1.-THE Old Love
and the New"
"Aristocracy" IL In it, last week At the Column.
bia In Chicago. The critics have endorsed the
opinions OF their tro,hers In New York and the
public has expressed its own opinion By heavy
patronage "Aristocracy" will b seen early
next season 1t the seattle theater.
Daniel Frohman's stock company. now play
ing at his Lyceum thestsr. New York city,
will be the attraction at the new seattle theatsr
July 8. land s. The CONF any includes George
Csyvan. Herbst Kelley. etc, and their roper
toire will bs Americans Abroad" BY sariou,
now running at the Lyceum, also the ''Charity
Ball." 1.-THE Gray Mare" preceded BY the cur
tain raiser. Nv hte Roses" "Ths Wife" will be
the bill for the matinee the afternoon Of July T.
Richard Mansfield. who will appear at the
new Seattle theater, June I. 2 and 3. will pro-
duce new play in Chicago the coming month,
entitled "The Great House of Van Brough," and
was written by silas Brandon. young man Mr..
Mansfield met in the South. II tells q simple
domestic story OF life in New York half q GEN.
tury ago, when the Battery, upon which one of
the scenes 10 located was the fashionable prone
made. Mansfeld's character IL that OF typical
New Y ork merchant