The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

tsars. ara o, ss-e and painted green TIE
actress i The good fairy q 81 re Es3-
er<ssk ans hear tro-n f-tsss1 Nro ass
visited Belle Tsls gas, many h-ng.lSa 20.
Pc come 70 ,as 212ce 0E TIE ts.8oeFor ooaS
reraly - hxye a git1sp5e OF saTz2 Bern
hara;-
" Faserewzki was sn London -eeently.
but aa xspt ASS 5azlT1sT 1To1n E2T.s EeFs
s@ev1e - re d. n9s wasa - &c asked -
yszx - rss7esgse tIe was matter % corr
ss.lfz4sar. am 81 English physician Eao.
8 i hoped, = curing tae great p--nis-
Only eh5l9--a cTl2I4s-
..Tnc-crx tr>sr has beer recslves with
more favor tslzn ever al re ffaETsck -1e&-
ter. - ulncfs - tnat tEs management ;
making syssv e-OTt 70 place ne piece az
zs1naa other New York tnea-er. a. AsgSFt
6aeyasEe- follows CT September lie
kas4rsezs ro% seEn- 2aEs ay -TsQrosz@ r.
nre9f Il tr@ layges< "a the history o. itie
ssarrgeE. WAsca IS most remarkable y ASA
tae fact IS considered Eaaf Fls-s s. ne SCI
end xun - rne eosneGy a. ;1s same t--eA-
ter
2abette Rodney whose stztusS2Ge hezl-
- = familiar = egETy cl-y saeTs Eeziesr-
so1s osg spectacular pyo1ke z1GES acre
ere- pTed@ced. has been saxsgs1 y 49, 49,
AIRY 4 Leasrer for t1etr n@xE IAs.no pt0-
5ucgion q FD9ssesl political satire, o -
TOR Herbert ard CS4er SA1-e9aeEsn. caleb
The God Bag." Mss k9aaey ulA4e =
or The LAZY Save A. the Casino II
tha EE~ production sae Est3 nASe A par IA
Wa.ea nex daEstng PERSONALITY Al. De coz
spicaously displayed IA Yea ard e&esAA-
costumes.
An Associated Press telegram % Sspterl-
Der = says. Sol Smit5 a1ssell AS n-Eat
presented a new comedy. a bacae or
Romance" Tor ne first time on anY STAGE.
written FOR him ay Marina Morton ! re
leaa-ng roe. DAVID Holmes. New ok
journalist. u entirely different rom any
thag IN which Mr. Russell has appeared;
IL j. a. once pathetse AMI humorous 80
h.s won MS susllrnce from the first AM he'd
IL NH him unlll the iiIal drop OF the cur
TAN. The F-sy : '5s 49, - ssas 3d. q ~
t!on Is o.. i mast elaborate and artistic
scaie. a Bachelors Romance" was ss-
ca is premier IL WAkssoarEe. Pa
r. a. Barnet. the clever author Of '.l4s-,
Excelsior Jr, J" s'Tao4sco and other ex-
cellent burlesqges. has turned ep4srsin-
matte in his latest effort. Jack and ths
BeanstaIk." In fact, he iaughlngly states
thai the audience viii have 70 resort 70
piece All. receive its first production at the
Casino. 80 as not 70 be dazziea By the IFl-
descent gems Of thought iAaf Viii fairy
ooze from the various characters. ne
woman en- tAe silver dollar can't be an
actress" says one OF them. because sac
Ism I worth much as she thinks she IS
Jack senientio2=ly observes: IL 1oesn :
follow that TIE more rQbs the stage sll-aln
gets Eae more polished he Is
Melodrama by American authors. pro-
dUce1 under the direction OF native talent
appears 10 be IN the ascendant hiS
new production 81 tn.s character Is Wa
lard Lees romantc play. in the Heart
OF the Storm" presented FOR Tie nTSt time
al the Columbus theater Saturday night,
August - The play Is in four acts, eaea
one OF which will HAYS an elaborate SET
tlng Many novel mechanical ana cleo
trlcal effects VIII De shown FOR the iirst
lIle Oh aay stage. small fortune has
been spent on the production. and as a
large and admirable company mas been
engaged Il seems likely 20 take its place
among me d.sIinctively beautiful and
noteworthy attractions OF the present sea-
son.
Bob Hlnlard loomed up as public hene-
factor last week. lie declined 70 submit
10 paying his fare twice on the Broadway
cable road. and the conductor called
officer and had HiilaFd arrested. A dozen
passengers handed their cards 10 the
actor and expressed their Willingness 10
testify In his behalf He was Immediately
baIle5 al the station, and after the pro-
ceedings In court the next day he was
hoaoraoly discharged. the presiding judge
declaring that he was right on every point
raised. What surprised everybody Vas
that billiard did not give the conductor a
thrashlng. for he had abundant provoca-
ton. But Hi.iarc has grown serious in
life. He realizes that he has won d very
enYIaDls position as a theatrical star, and
is curling the excitabie temper which
formerly led him inCo SO much trouble.
He knows thai, whether right or wrong.
the actor %1O bghls n pubic usually gets
the worst OF the case in popular estima-
ton.
Francis Wilson's opening season in New
York Is always one os the distinctive
events Of the theatrical season. IL means
that the clever comedian will be seen in a
new role. in a new opera with worthy
production. entirely lie. scenery cos
TUNES and ali the giltterirg details which
make up a modern representation OF comic
ol.-a- E4- L1-s year. 2oari from The per-