The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

mads famous hy shs lamensed " J. Fiareuce,
viii b. re.ae-b cred By cur sAeaser scers 40
leading man villa Clara Morris tos the past four
ySnsS-
yeas;s L. seur's handsome figure ana pleas
ing persona,sty viii make TIE fairy gocnoshef
Of Cinderella . psosniaens feature Of shs. beau
t.iul fairy story.
Kitty Beir,our, whose cleve, character work
IS we'll known. has been selected for tic part os
F.osinda. one o; the proud sisters in the spec
sacular production o. '-CiacefellA"
The costumes worn By Mrs. ". J. Florence in
The Mighty Dollar are something gorgeous
in their rssxaiaceoee. aud her display Of cia-
uaonds - the most elaborate seen for years
s.The sort OF entertainment Patti often con-
leased having enjoyed after a loag siege of
grand opera" says the Ncw York .sGesrtissr.
ais the Howard Afhenaum star Specially Com
pany.T
Nrs W. J. FIoyence follows Mans6eld At tho
Seattle Thsa:eT for an engagement OF tive nights
during wascs period the famous comedy OF
The Mighty Dollar ana new comedy. "rhc
Old Love and The New viii Be presented.
Manager cordrsy is DESTROYS of making ladies'
Wednesday matinee = fashionable and popuIa,
event. He has named next " Wednesday, matinee
1.-The perfume matinee" as every LADY present
will lie presented with . bottle of perfume guar
anseed 70 be of first quality and OF delicious
oGo.
Richard Mansseid's sincerity in everything
he does 10 Characteristic. and AZ times works
dissdran.aseousiy to himself. but il is most
agreeable and greatly to be admired in his iden-
,iaca,ioa OF himself with tho characters he i'm
persona,cs and his absolute devotion 70 ar, in
their presentation. To see Richard Mansfield is
to see . combination OF genius and Art ra,eiy
exhibited.
Mile. Berto,di's wonderful balancing and
graceful acrohasic speciality Is revelations TO
students Of anatomy. The usually unpleasant.
contortiou act becomes. as presented by this
young lady. a beautiful and interesting cxhibi-
ton The absolute silence that is preserved by
the audience during her exciting performance
10 the greatest compliment that could be paid
10 her skill.
Ceorxia Cayvau, In . lengthy and weIl-writ;en
article in the New York Herald, Of the 9th inst.
gives Q graphic and interesting description OF
the sheaters In japan and their people. 1t Is
pleasant 70 note the fact that the ladies OF the
stage in many instances possess literary a. we'll
"a dramatic tsient. Miss Cayvan's letter il
thoroughly interesting and instructive, full OF
novel information and mani!estly the natural
impressions OF bright and observing woman.
Ga Saturday afternoon during the perform
ance OF the great spectacular production OF
"Ciuderelia" two pairs OF hnc slippers will be
presented to some lady and girl. Miss Ida Au-
brey who plays the part OF Cinderella, 10 raid to
have an unusually small foot. and the following
offer 10 made by Manager Hanna and Manager
II oiden The girl who can put on the slipper
that Miss Aubrey wears during the entire per-
Torrance. to be presented with an elegant and
very costly pair OF slippers: hu: the girl must
be over and not over Is years. The lady must
be over 20 years The contest will take place on
the stage of the thcater between the acts. The
fine slippers are now on exhibition in Treen .
window.