The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

Has-x built on IRE ordinary pan co1id
nav rhose three parts. Il TIE n-s- scene
OF re- secoad act Tzcls Josh and Sander
son have 4 rough and fEzrale Ag1t, aad
Ranger rssaes Ia and separates theza
See And The manager saw.
That's nothing said ". c. justice. The
agent Of the Heart OF Chicago" who
heard Myers story. Justice Is the man
who rad 4 crow bar ruu thr0uga him ard
stsn lives to ten % Il Y vas with show
that went srainxt i IN Ohio. with q fali
route booked into Chicago. was left
Win a big BOX u paper on hand ard
enough money 70 get &c the next stand.
I arrived pat up a. the best hotel. intro
suraa myself TO the mana ger OF the opera
house and proceeded 70 bill the town in
seven colors. ! had plenty OF paper ard
put up 80 worth q SIX sheets. Then, naG-
ing Just a temporary shortage In my
finances I hung up the opera house man
for ny hoard. borrowed enough for fare
70 the next stand and a five-spot over ]
gave rim an order On the treasurer q the
company for the total Riding 10 the next
good-sIzed town I repeated the process
Travelled in style on a box o. paper and
pulled into town with SIS in my pocket and
6 new suit Of ciothesr'
There were remarks about the dupllcity
Of mankind IN general and OF advance
agents in particular. and the 5sn!tor came
in 10 clean Up and swept the party out
with the opening Of the new season II
Is sincerely 10 oe hoped that the orchestra
leaders VIII furnish some up-to-date entr'
acte music. With new attractions il .
IT that there should be an accompani-
ment Of something refreshing between
acts besides cloves and a contemplation
OF the things that the honse-cleaners have
wrought during the vacation | am told
that there Is a weekly allowance made
by both houses for new music and IL is
only fair. Il such is the case. that there
should be some aural demonstrations
OF il. THE GALLERY GOD.
In presenting Getz "A Night in Bo-
hemla" and Lambs amusing farce
comedy 10 the patrons OF the Third
Avenue theatre this evening Manager
Russell feels safe IN his assurance that
they glu enjoy a hrst-class attraction
and the same successful production that
was given By the Queen City Good Roads
club during the summer. II Is replete
with songs, dances. Specialttes and funny
situations Mr.. Edgar Keller. formerly Of
the Stockweli company, viii play MS orig
mai character of Edmund keane and
will introduce his great rendition or MIR.
t1efZ'S SkeLCn cnUkAEG AAfiip @ testN
OF the Klondike" which when presented
here in August was well received Char
ley Lamb and Miss Kate Stokes. prom
Using soubrette. will sing and dance Love
Me Just a Little Sue" and My Little
Lula Lu" The Misses Koch, Edman,
Howe and Kurz viii be seen in the dude
specially. THE Dear Little Willie Boys,
and in beautiful costume viii do the
latest Eastern success Dancing Win
the Girl You Love" Eddie Han
son. the eccentric little comedian.
does his bowsry spiel and sings It's All
Right Now" Bob Webb and Frank
Coombs appear in their original roles, with
specIalties Earl Adams introduces ms
talking banjo. Tommy Getz does Dusty
Rho,les the Tramp. and sings I'm the
Man that Made Seattle What II Is, and
Charley Lamb introduces his celebrated
imitation Of La Loie Fuller. with oeau-
tiful color effects. IL is the first time
Night In Bohemia has ever played tI
popular prices.
"A Night In Bohemia" contains thlrtS
songs AMI fifteen speclalties and Is a con,
tinual round Of fun and music from star
10 finish.