The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

some Of the best known educational inso-
,uflors have stood. and 10 whom the "oFIa
r. largely indebted Tor It's knowledge o.
the Ear North.
John r Sullivan manager OF a bacn-
elor's Honeymoon. enjoys oessdes tssat
distinction the Of hers Of being an exceieat
actor and the husband Of Rose CosniAh'
one Of this eounfry's best leading women.
Both Mr. and Mrs Sullivan are engaged
b.. Frehnaan Tor next year 70 appear II
tns leading Parts " "W nite eAfasf-
NJ sullivan has been well known ~ the
vauaevfleg Of New York since y has ns-
come fashionable for weil-known peopie
Of the more legitimate stage 10 pafotii~s
the continuous performances Tor ''oet-
al consideration Mr. Sullivan says that
20 get the gossip q tn. theatrical circles
Of New York you walk in a straight me
on broadway from Forty-nFsI street 10
Tf,lr,teth and you'n take in most CT the
theaters and dramatic agencies fo1 ntFo
NOT go down the line over once o .e1-h
that this has been bad season he ctnin-
try over save IN the big cities on Ne"
York Boston. Philadelphia md 1aieaSo.
Youu see people by the dozens tdAsss1
along the sidewalks who could - be his
taken for ANYTHING bat actors. from whose
appearance you can De certain that thy
are omen sar engagements Cf almost any
sort. from taking . drink 20 doing a tutn
In an east side concert hall. They are
victims 81 the sh0es'ring manaEers ~bo
hav. been left 70 swim, ~ or walk from
the oue-nighf stands Of the intvttor n K
20 dear New York / don't v-1n1sr that
;he Actors Association + trying - set d
law passed which makes r. Il peniten+iary
ofTeaae fer manager 20 decoy thee pro-
feSSlonal gentlemen away from their
luwch routes 70 return thu best way II y
can after the scenery and baggage have
been attached by some cona,aD-a with
TIN star on bis breast.
While the anu cement business. taken "a
a whole. in New York has been fairly
good The failure 90 the advance agent ~
prosperity 10 keep his dates has had a
Gomoraltz5ng. n not a ruinous effect.
Stars who IN previous years have been in
tho habit Of majrsi!caiiy touring tho
country az he head Of their own CON-
panics are laying on with open tine"
cards In the dramatic papecs. or are work
ing on smaller salaries than ever before
IN support Of other stars Who have been
fortunate enough 20 get metropolitan en-
gagsmenfs. The continuous shows. how
ever have saved many IT them from II .
6ireful necessity ~ actually having 10
work for a living outside ~ the glare Of
the footNxbts As you don't have this
form Of amusement IN your midst I'll
exn,ain The AontinuOus performance
starts uP AZ noon and runs until II o'clock
p. m without the curtin being lowered
n raE-fime played on 4 piano BY man
who has seen better laws. Songs and
dances. scrabatics. sketches. vocal SHE'S
Shislllng duets. dog circ3Ses. animated
pictures. etc. with some piece d. re-
sis'ance Ike the appearance Of 4 famous
actor or actress. generally composes this
table d'hote which IS passed up TO you
ss II operated by machinery.
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The patrons OF these resorts pay a half,
or a quarter of 4 dolla~. graz a pro-
gTamTne. sit down and chew gum for an
hour or two. Tho CONTINUOUS" T. a con-
yenlence 10 many people. To out-of town