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

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performances at the Avenue theatsr IN
Thursday. June 4
The special orchestra from Monte Carlo
is attracting large audiences to the gar
dcus OF the Imperial Institute, where
they give afternoon and evening concerts
Beerbohm Tree has won much glory
from an artistic point of view by his adj
mirabie production OF Henry w.
The run OF Mrs. Pondcrbcrry's Past"
which has been a great success at the
Court street thsater. terminated last
Thursday night.
The fine weather Of the past few weeks.
tosether wish the opening of the out-of-
door entertainments. has had the effect
OF making light business for the theaters
Dramatic and Musical Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt have sailed
for Europe.
Jessie Bartlett Davis has sung 20
Promise NE" Svo times.
Margaret Mather IL said to be making
a success in the eastern provinces"
"strangisd or Sunday is the cheerful
and elevatng tile Of n new melo-drama.
Hoyt's new comedy Just completed. is
understood TO be something great ia the
way Of fun.
Agnes Beoth. Helen Modteska. Mrs
John Drew and Clara Morris started out
as ballet dancers.
Hil1a Clark. who made her first ap-
pearancc last season as Princess Bonnie
has signed with the Bcs;onians as lead
ia< soprano.
Sadie Martinot VIII be Nat Goodwin's
leading lady for his Australian tour. He
way OF Yale Augustus Thomas latest
production.
W A Brady IS sssd TO be negotiating
win Forbes Robertson and Mrs. Patrick
Campbell fer an American tour IN For
the Crown" which has won them such
honor in London.
Eau Coslnz Wagner has sent q per-
sansl invitation 10 Nsterua to sing
"BrGunh,ldsf' in the Nihelungen Perform
ances this summer at RayreQth. The
eminent Singer has accepted
Daring her last visit 20 Lonaon. Lot.
Fuller daneea 10 the tune OF l.9Se per
week. In Paris abe Is pzsi stiii ncra
Tired Of aotel lie. i~ose has bought her
self house with a delightful garden.
righ, in the heart OF Paris.
Ibssa's drama, An Enemy Of n. Peo-
pie aAS 10 emily been gerfermed for the
frst time IN SPANISH az Madrid The
translation by Don Juan Gonzales Sas
very hfi..lSnf.. ss.ll the play did not
please TIE Spanish an5iic-
Mare Cucumber. whose Sarah Bar
num- ~ita the subsequent libel salt and
horse ai7p-ng BY SArs Be-ahaT1t made
her notorious = aozSn years ago, Is row
VIII b gwen SooH II Paris.
Vlcforisa SSrssou. gho has made al least
Sfsase IN rorS lfisx. paid him by Fanny
Davenport alone. IL tn the business for
something MOTE than fame as a play
rt<Et and he receives - per cent OF tAe
gross receipts whenever 'S3isysonda" Is
played,
-'pus yeader'' Is tee atle Of Russ WV,
tails asw romantic play. which he Wi
produce next seAsca- The story % Tire
play IS sHandsd on fact. aat ~ located In
the Sonthsest II = sx-sckly American n
sentiment an1 treatment. and romantic
~ is Tone
Ire Royal Choral Society Uoraea)
hroakhs lis seenty-atth sszsoE 70 a close
hy & performance % MsnsisAsSohn's s-E1ss-
sah~ il order - commemorate TIE If
tieEh year - Is rFc<iGcttoz- ire oratorfo
hAvlnE been given 70 The weird al BIZ
nsingAsss o. Augus; =. iSs<
ks NAs to have nee1 expected Baru-r
RRrasso szz hz-Szae fhe hero q a play
Under TIE name % ESfsey PTngks-o ne Is
the central HgaTe e The Hcgpe'x Co-a-
ely ~ Henry ArthzF Jones. As ire
tide sntsc4tss. rs gs-rure drawn - the
rene saes znoasF-usAker Is aog = natter-
.ng cgsa.
Tse Tass-y Grand Opera Company
PLAYED sscexSsfGI trsAxrue1f at tie
Ssrana oFer@ sc@xs. New York. las, Se~k
IL sAs streE<tNrEed Is the addition az
several x=E3 known saErrs Frus~l-err
4rr0ng 4Atw tsei~g Nrse krcrat6 whns~
'-CsFEaz. @&s ~ 4x rre264s surprise. So
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