The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

- Go0<fYs have been wei pAfronzzed
Ss, - past week. although the APP
s-1Srr u any great stars IN the theatre
~ Gnoment have DOT nssndered IN their
o snte this armament At the Be-
- fkofer On Tuesday evening the play
- s11oehfs vas given by company OF
- sewers. The In . new term that
~ 8 - employed as a distinction. fer
s,en-rers and members Of the CON-
- eHnf played ''Aoths'' are not ana
- r. ne broad sense In which that
S Z - nssd In this country. OF the
ss-I6.a1 character tn this production.
SS1 eas nIled By Miss Jessie Itherer
1-~1neton. Of Tacoma, no higher praise
" ~ reoljsafisn OF the BART can be xc-
ssr1r1 = her than what has already been
Es5~1 = these eoiumns But the other
~rHor. q the company were. on the
- n the representation. OF necessity
SS11in1 with Z brief word. As the Amer
~ ~ abroad Mis- Alice True i'm
- - as having read all the novels
- ur1ffeu upor thai. to IN European
- awfuIiy forward charsc er. Sine L..
q - - has lived In Europe. typlcsily
,-r1I1ean. phys.caiiy and yivaetousiy, and
~ 4 ksster fol- than the Duke Of Null
<-S,o6ns for her. she would have made the
~ Fl - sweating. second only to the c2pa-
- es1ine Of Miss Cunnington. As 20 the
~ n nay be a. well to mention that
~ hSa sood Ouida's novel with more dis
s1nun61tng taste since Tuesday evening.
Sr1 80 - will put into {, motl OF his own
Su1ons u the character. which can
eS ~ % b. truer impressions than
81 q n fatnous trainer. This will be
1890 ana Tuesday evening. when
Sn - lscal players viii again per-
1900 e21sahs' at the Third avenue.
- rubtic may wc.i expect, too. that
- z ~ characters VIII be much. inn
mva ppon this second presentation.
60 r. Clary played the Russian
- ue,1 IN the scenes where physical
- ~ passion we're called for. In
- 0slter scenes. wherein a veneer Of
nnbous snavity should suggest latent
EN1lrfy ever 20 deiIcateIy. Mr.. CARY
- Qhslly weak on Tuesday evening: he
- ~ even the gentleman. and he who
Gnnrs N part Of Russian prince should
- DIT tn actual fact and In fiction. as
z ms1ast, . po.ygtot and a diplomat. the
taA ranks first In European society.
u1chw psince or not. The Lady Dolly,
= - before beer stated. d.d not prove
B - strong character In the piece.
~ hcksr-And well for her from a private
ann1ppinf that she does-the intuitive
80 q conveying the absolute wicked
- 81 The character as Oulda sketched
l1Im HambIett on the contrary. proved
, ~ 3 thorough actress. or will be With q
Me more freedom In her movements
~ later criticism may be frankly ap-
~ = De rest of the local players. and
~ uho zee the piece the coming week
~ nnd II = performance OF more than
un1ng excellence.
Uloutng this nj the Seattle theatef
- variety show. the principal feat
~ q which was the little dwsrfs who
lgure On the programmes as the Rossow
sstAen. They are said to be the small
~ men IN the world. aad no one seems to
eeoe forward to challenge the statement.
~ ID addition TO this fame they gave an
ueslleni entertainment as strong men,
oihjefes ana arrobats. winding up with 0
lsur-ruund boxing bout thai was certain
h - seientiilc as anything of the kind
vsr seen tn a theater.
Milton Mobiles company held the boards
. the Third Avenue 'heater all the week,
~ played to excellent audiences. Mr.
~ Mrs Mobiles are great favorites with
De frrauenters Of tho theatcr. and Their
NJ performances today will doubtless at
net a large audience. They have added
their company Frederick TJader and
- Hattie Foley. who viii leave with the
aapany on Monday morning.
Tho Mobiles say Goodbye.
Milton and Dolly Mobiles close their
non and successful engagement at the
taifa Avenue theater tonight. Both are
9miy eMrenched IN the good opinion OF
msaier gners OF Seattle. who VIII GER
unly accord them A hearty welcome when
m<y next appear before them. For their
nfswell tonight they will presen, "A
Asn Of the People," one OF Mr.. Mobiles
lst sensational plays. Introducing va
mo- Of characters. all of them interesting.
= ehows prison lie behind the bars and
= u the Far West. Milton Mobiles plays
Ne role Of Jack Ryder. a typical Bowery
~ Who lives lsquor toe well and who
tscss sEoea deal about prison ilfe. How
y ;. reformed:s anin,eresiiRg story Dolly
Soo'ea plays the role Of Maggie ryder, his
aHef Her secret marriage and her hus-
eands efforts 10 get rsl OF her. all form
interesting portions OF the plas The play
sas dramatixed by Mr. Nohies from the
nnaas Story. "Hertha. the Sewing GIRL"
snd shows up the way girls are treated
= ths great factories Ia the East. 7, in.
refnrss al, the members Of the company
- gives them excellent roles.
- =
Primrose and Vests Minstrcis.
These famous minstrel entertainers.
r4lnrSe ant West. who come to the sea-
- heater next Friday and Saturday. are
~ to have introduced a genuine min
" revolution this season. and one OF
n nature as wlli leave a deep mark
Ieh the future attempts IN that same
e'sciion. II has been a constant sndesvor
tnef part to grow In favor With the
pscfc. and each succeeding season they
are startled the natives nv announcing
ucs, elaborate plan. This season the
NAV was reached when Primrose ard
!. ~ secured A combination OF whites ara
sAfAs 10 analgamate their talents. 50 as