The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-10

evening.
Theatrical Ne4ee
John w. Horton. WAC ~ - s
Fanny Davenport could play - f.
IN tae year on q guarantee 4 - 49,.
to DO so.
Lewis Mcrzssnn . playing d
audiences thet there Il no rs,ys1--ss< +
HIM TO appear IN repertory. x
Marion Lea. tho Americas - -. i.
and Ms Ksfa1al. viii not resssrn - A.
land with them but VIA rssnes. ~ p:
country 20 act
Mrs Potter and Kyrle Helse~ -
Hor England In May, but only ~ 7. PC!
tzon. They announce their insenttoe 49,
forth to play only sn -An,ersea. -
Lila yane. unttl lately szt,s y.
Gccuwin. has been succeeded So -
Walsh. Miss vane has been rra,.-s-S b.
Gesxge Goodrica. . rich New York -
man. - a. 4
Walden Ramsay, havtrx s,n,xs.a -. 527
er. has retired from tho gtaxr 49, p: z
s2uled his true name OF No. =
Roser. His last exfearanco -
Richard Mansfield A. .ll
Marie waanwzaghe win ra.aur,s :. = 70
tour of the principal Canaskan -
March. Her new play, .snaxx41r57|
Eve ought 20 De very attr~rtfva lS1
as all the scenes are laid In
and al the characters. with tn -
OF en- Amersczn boy. are Engzsh
The largest stand OF posters eve
for a theatrical attraction IN xA1n s;'zzI
try Will be couasleted tAis week - e.
War of Weainh." c. r. Daxeys1
American play. which win be ne,413
at tbs Chestnut st<uct opera hx,rns 9'5<
asielpeita February IS. The stand = ,z
sheets long and four sheets hlrh. 80
50 IN all The largest ssanxx a pS
UP to This time have been compoucf r
sheets
Lass week Manager Jacoo In
faae following selections for che 60
c. T. Daxeyss now play. the W.
Wealth.: Edgar L. Dayenpus4.
Wheelock. w. r. Crosby. Ruxn Caxuo
Mary Shaw. Louise Galloway ass6
Mclaughlin. The play Is Ia IN p
eight scenes. and viii present ~
eight speaking characters WAC -
surrounded by over 20 careeuay
auxiliaraex. 81
railroad wreck In Indiana the lo<xn =
OF January. was the last Of the ~
=
Mcvacixer. He was an exceilenk -
man. and was the only recent ~
OF Lester Wallack. 1t was Ncrun
discovered Mary Anderson He wHe en7
~, gallant and generous and ho4 ~
/, friends than he could enunerataI RI
singular that after forty ycara of T.
he wes killed while taking : -
"trip. ZEE
Clyde Fitch. tho American p1nylu
who has not been especially prcsntnon
iaoe In the field Of Asrsive 6rna1aNo1
sold q modern cOrne1y drama -
Alexander, actor manager Of u
James theater. Lonion He fsan III
posed of = Society play to Mis- u
which he has wrstten In colahu
with Leo Dietzschsssin, IN Actoe.
Soahern IL to open his next eea6u "
Lyceum theater. New York, With = 4
that has Mater Andre a. hem -
Fitch a. author. 81
TOO Much johnson u VIZ
lotte's new Farce. In wt1zch III. q
appears as an exquisite liar ffum
ers, and the most artful u,othorsl
baDhoozier that the funny meo 49,
produced. This hero IL almost cur(
an Interesting Irritation and enle1
household or to Cuba. where ~ -
y SHfanStES 22aatkAsso1 u110 koo1D
body IN the frisaSfest and most COZ
ed way imaginable. TOO MucE
SON. Is even a greater n1pc0
''Charley's Aunt was last suas
Henry Miller. Charles FtonmnxA
ing man In "ShenamicoA, aae 6
engaged as the leading man * ~
ptre stock company until the ~
1887. which - the same - say3nv
will originate the principal chAr4G
each OF the new plays by Ham
Carleton, Bronson Howard. Aa<
Thomas. Oscar Wi1ie. v@5tortoa
and Sidney Rosenfefd- Mr.. 1UxG
been with Frohman for elk yekSR q
the exception Of one season. whAn ~
featured An Marie Wainwrlxhtss 90
1.-THE Masqueraderss 10 desud1M
uafnlficent production that has 90
600 to be put on the Empire theotGE ~
In II there are fifty bcaalttfA fnI
dresses valued at $4,000. HeuK3
and Viola Allen have been asslSna1 r.
beading roles. and have never eC0~
to better advantage histx1onscntH
with tho support OF an excel5oqk
company give q polished And -
performance. In the play thsro = q
gambling scene. in which the boodUI
stakes Sl.o00.000 on the turn *
against the wife and cl111d OF - -
fu1 rival. and wtns. r.