The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

k9{FfI-ASN great Has the num-
Der who attended
each OF these even
isssyE that q new en-
"HA"y gagemezst was made.
It'll running until to-
-.-a~ night, with the exception OF FRI
- ,lrht. Tor which date the theafer had
- - rrxaxed In advance By a dramatic
s.rmny This break In the continuity OF
-. a<rforrnances had no diseoarasing ef-
-, for last night there WAS the same
- lxfgs crowd eager TO have Aizs Fay
s~.rxizfe the qasstions forming in their
-.r.,s and give them answers. Many
~~,t doubtless with perpiex king thoughts
,,.s had been haunting them for many
a.. ard these were easily read. IL was
- answers to these that were 80 won
s~rfal Miss Fay also gave an excellent
eslane< performance. and as a prelude q
e;ever n0nologist entertaips the audience.
Tbere VII undoubtedly be large audiences
,,olxht and tomorrow night 10 hear Miss
Fsy's wonderful revelations.
Norrisoa's company performed Faust
A the Seattle thsater on Friday night.
sith william L. Roberts aud Miss Olive
Martin al the head of the company.
Milton Mobiles. an old Seattle fagorite.
sp<nea at the Third Avenue with one Of
Is orn plays, "A Son of Thespis.' which
prpsed to Dc an excellent domestic drama
sad ztlracfcd good audiences all the week.
At the Third Avenue.
ne past week has been treat indeed
10 ,ne many patrons Of the Third Avenue
taszfsr, for on last Monday Milton Mobiles,
Supported by his lovely wife and an effi-
sixnf company. opened an engagement
sasrs "A Son Of Thespis" was given I'M
III Friday night, when "a Man Of the
People was staged The latter will he
even this evening only, the bsli being
shaased again tomorrow night. "A Man
q the People" should be seen tonight
ky those who have 80 far failed 10 see
& II Is remarkably clever dramatiza-
Doc Of Bertha, the Sewing Girl" and
CERTAINLY Mr.. MOBILES best effort In the
ane Of sensational comedy-eiramas. Mr..
Nsbies plays first Bowery boy and
then Texan rancher Tomorrow even
~ For Revenue Only" will be staged
md played until Friday, when From
lire 10 Son" will be given.
For Revenue Only is described as a
pasgiosi and satiricaI comedy. and II I'M
tcabsedly Mr. Mobiles best effort In the
gay Of stage literature. The story Of the
play Is as follows: A highly respected
Fiddle aged banker. with plenty Of
nansy and no political experience. Is pre-
vailed upon TO run on an independent
teket Tor congress; a space writing re-
pcrief ridicules him In one paper and
srilss him up in another. and then calls
~ Interview him. The candidate indig-
santly orders the servants TO shut the
aeors In the reporters face. They do
- but forget the window. through which
ne reporter enters and interviews the
n Rf
sa'acify exasperates the banker. but his
Brightness and nonehalant philosophy.
coupled With happy faculty OF manu-
nctarang his own facts. finally converts
Ne Old mans anger into admiration He
WINS by threatening him. saying hs
wi throw him into the streets. he ends
~ securing him as his political manager.
The reporters notions OF canapaieu
ne'aods are Of the conventional order.
ne establishes a daily paper. and abuses
NE rival candidates: which course In
veives him In series Of encounters that
nros Mark Twatn's fighting editor in
ns s'fade' He organizes campaign com
nAlee comprised OF all the crankz. NAL
sonients AMI sore heads in the district,
AL ne evolves A platform broad enough
70 lake In everything that has a vote In
Tie banker. of course. Is Oysr~hein-
MsH defeated. the meeting Of the cam
Fstgh committee and the scene IN the
.usee OF the Daily Blast are both broad
frce comedy
Two love stories are interviewer with
she piot The old banker has fwo lovely
necss by marriage. ard one has a via
~, rich young bachelor with an I'm
fNiHhent u his speech which causes him
- taa or annoyance. The other niece
.as's desperately IN love with the re-
F,sef' mo latter makes love and re-
Us Poetry to her unti! he discovers
MAJ the girl n seriously In love Win
~ anu rrals1cs that he recipro,ates the
/ ashfnehi. then he tells her IN a frank.
'saiy way that the end % the cam
So must end their acquaintance. as
80 = gHif between them ..As broad "a
peser'y and deep as pride"
a, az Fcporter's supposed father n IN
Aior' Returning frotn n VOYAGE ard
-. hAaiaS MS hoy AZ home. ne follows sim
% me country hotne 81 the cta,ti-
.a'e TIE banker IS entertaining TO
,s..,,a'a'ttee. and the place - nird wiia
- aaH sruilefar1 when the old -ai't~.
uFuhA appears upon the scene The
80, str promptly Acknowledges his father
- teniefly leads him from the room,
THIS scene constitutes tbs ~, 49,
=. sAe " the comedy In the closing
ne Old sailor ccnfess,s that he Il
:. ,.e hcrps father. bat saved him when
"'ssh' IRON q wreck and. Slipg4os ns
-. PARENTS % be drowned had reared
\. S'i'H As bis own TIE boy proves 10
- son ~ The banker. - the lovers are
$3.50 nnitei ani IN spfie % the de-
So We cainpaisn' proves % have been
Blessing IN disguise
on,Vtryone shoat see -Fnr Rsvenne
~, Local politicians and statesmen
~ soie 80 sec IN it themselves a.
-. see Them The riav il as s,,ll OF
!, aH clean Aua wholesome as a nut
v-.,, ,, leat Frr Revenue only runs
g. rtiay night. when From SIRE 70