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

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b@n5sss7ta ?. Stevens manager g the -
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Regarding Miss Francis q Yale" row
running with FICTITIOUS success az TIE
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caTeu cE London critics SAYS n tka DAILY
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tefiags rEes~S q Germany thar reed
wedding. - long "a We Eer from America
sueH ~ admirable example Of wholesome
inferred tomf1ol@ry-"
Creston Clarke opened his season last
THURSDAY az Wilmington. Del IN The
Last u Ills Race. supported b Adelaide
Prince ard a company II twenty Mr.
Clarke VII not % seen this season tu
Hamlet O. auv OF his Other Srz kes-
Tsearsan characters. but xiu ccnfine him
SELF . The Last OF His Race David
GarT1es and The Lady q Lyons" For
rhs first named play a special e1uiprueut
o. scenery - carried
Julian Magnus is negotiating for re
presenta ton OF For FAR Virginia." in
Iondon next wear. Mr. and Mrs Russ
Nnytsi vii play their original PARTS and
an entire American com psrv wrfI7 - sa1ar
u pe1atnZ ARRANGEMENTS should he con-
sllFnulated The fact that Ellen Terry viii
Play this season Mr.. WhytAps oue-art
piece. Agatha Dsne" w-frh she mr.
chased when here. vii serve as good in
PRODUCTION % Mr.. WhytaFs dramatic work
70 English audiences.
The debut IL vaudeville ~ a noted actor
Or famous singer IS quite an ordinary
affair nowadays. People 10 longer shake
their heads and say Too bad VIXEN these
announcements are made At last hosy-
ever comes TIE diresr blow OF all and
again vaudeville gains at The expense -
the "EegtGF Ia 4 word Steve g1.sfe the
eminent Thsspian. who has incidentally
Jumped few bridges - 70 appear al the
Pleasure Palace tomorrow night II 4 not
clear Just what he Is to DO but = Is hfnraf
that be will insist uDon singing al last
eae song Please omit howers.-New York
Herald.