The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-20
.s oF THE LEGITIMATE AT
-r sE4TTLE THEATER-
- walaorf Closes Her Engage
..~t I'm "Romeo and Juliet"
- Evenfng-Frawiey Will Pre-
...t FssR Plays New TO Seattle.

- HERE f. o very large class Of
III H th@ase goers IN Seattle who
ersv attend performances Of rec
4 III arusxed standing, both as 10 plays
III "a pIaysrs. AZ the educational
eeg.er Of the Northwest. Seattle
large population OK teach
- students and literary clubs.
= saose members embrace ey-
opportunity 70 witness readings
p<rsornzEees th3t VIII furnish
y1.heisssme pabglum for mental as
: sras.soa. This class vas given FEAST on
!. shskes.eares most charming com
"a. You Like II" and ~ welfth
y $50 e Gishe5 Up by the Janet Wal
- .rruary. appeares. 70 give general sat
es.sa- In the light o. modern improve
-. d stage effects. settings, scenery
.<.<fsnses legitimate pays. and Tspe-
- ehskespearean plays. demand that
800 800 sreessaries sba.l bs presented on &
..-ysny 10 eeFEe3uzusEs, and ne. mere
p. ,snssI at tha, bat OF a character so
sss-s.,.Sal as 10 impress even the most
J. 49, ~ tssater- .oers These form the
-. and contrasting background 70 the
80 a dramatic pictures presented. and
...r.sgiy add to the easfm end impress
4 nrsss Of eacn
i s,sas sxtent, ana without a netropol-
-. ssnuta I.af, which many fastitlous pep
= rssusre before yentugins 10 grace the
- vita their presence, but Gotwiia-
.s'rsIrr ,5ese draw backs. her talents were
rsrke6. and she did s3eh conscientious
- RAJ sac forced recognition where
Intended The result Of her en-
1 ..-srnSut In SEATTLE WAS sufficiently salts
ss,sry 10 Justify the belief that should she
\ err here next year sne Will meet with
ss..st5r even mere fiattsr!ns than the one
ssrardsd Ger during the present. engage
! ssat ~
IA, the last one-half of the coming week
| i tAs Seattle theater. Manager Howe VIII
- An attraction that viii satisfy the
| - sxsci.ng. Il viii be the FrawIey
carpsny and Blanche Bates. This means
! :. sxsu well-haianced company O. players
70 have thoroughly pleased the super
rita audiences that nightly filled the
Rsftvtn theater. San Francisco. for d
usr,od OF twenty weeks. During the past
vaex Il has drawn q succession OF CROWDED
hca,es az the MarquaSa Grand, Portland.
sces2i taeatsr-sosfs VIII Doubtless be par
4 tca.s,.y gratifled b. the presence Of
p.soeao Bates In the company. Since she
| wa seen here last, she has been under the
! Image Of that most sklllfui OF dramatic
4 ,zsEsss Augustine Daily, and she has
| .zas such progress that he insists upon
| .ziarg her as his alternate leading lady,
Re taking the place of Ada Rehan when
81. Ealy sends that lady upon "A starring
| teaf he res0!t Is that Blanche Bates
| % sseaaed'' TO Nj. frawley ana she must
assae OF TIE next month, return 10 her
| yssse n the most ultra fashionable theatre
/ IA America. incidentally the fact may he
Eeafa3aea that when theater-goegs want
!. g sac Blanche Bates. or the plays she viii
| E2ear tn nere, when they 80 10 New York
sas5 must pay s. for the same seats which
! est ost 81 here. And Yet there are some
1 nat pfase Of the superior advantages those
tsing Ii New York have over those living
ssca tie Pacific coast ia the matter o.
! taatT'eai entertainment.
[ NJ. Ffawley GEES not by any means de-
Fad upon Miss Bates as the soc strength
Of BIS company. among the other ladies
rtrs Is taueh1n Campbell. last season tae
Aing lady of Daniel ttoGman's i4yCeum
tsa.sF company Ia The Prisoner OF
zsata. ELEANOR Carey VINO has been the
/ Mtlng lady IN Numerous iirst'ciass COM
pnts In both America and Australia
Laciale la feTne. w,o was formerly lead
+, fH ady with Gay Clements and other
nrnpaGies. Adora Andrews. Identified with
ktsfai OF the best New York theatre home
enafanies, Georgia Welies. ore Of the
Elaiiest ard cieVerest Of ingenuss. whose
&site to visit the coast alone brought her
sst o. New York tTty. Eva bennett, 4.
stysF California souhrette ana others. The
hsiies Mr.. T. nanie, Frawiey--the actor
saEageT. Sam Edwards une OF the very
ssi eeTaeaiana Robert +. Wilson aud J. T.
ksefa TWO sterling actars OF the old school,
" years Heuabt r. 81 The gl,t-edgesi COM
panes, Alfred Hickman comedian. and
20 creator 81 Ire role 81 Little Bl!lee IN
Ge original New York production of
~fllhy.' f'Tauk Matthew, for several
pas The beading society amateur or san
sfaieisco and now "A fuIl-uedged profss-
/ = ..aFa =-eH4 -
rsat parts. l.. u. Conway, an eccentric
| fea'aeser actor. Carey Livingstone.
ieang man born upon the stage. John T.
aafhe, he veteran stage manager. George
49,. .ssNsi Tau a playwriaht as well as an
ascosiIIsned player. Altogether by far
Es Best collection OF actors ever assembled
1asr TIE Frawiey banner.
After all. as the Immortal bard puts Z,
ahe plays The thing" ava in that respect
~ Erawiey is ga3ge taan wei equipped
each q the four he Wi. give here has
80 a season : success ia New York and
saleaEa. The play fer THANKSGIVING night
- Fort Frayne." IL Is the work OF
Slsad'er General Charles King who Is
es % the other side % the PAcllic ocean
2 Command CT United States troops, He
Inc an;hoT q several extremely popular
ssssis, and among them is Fort FraSge''
~ ~ which this play IS dramati1ed. Gen.
aas rehearsed the F'rawleys in this Play.
- personally supervlSe2 the entire pro-
sss'Ioa. - taat 3ts correctness may lee
h.sa upon
Friday evenings b.l will be- the funniest
Aast.is mat Augustine DAILY has Yet pro-
ssrsd he adapted 81 from the German or
saai1 seaoenihAa ard IL Is called IA
.ss9nsentlonal Honeymoon. or the Tran
- a Leo" ndor The headlines DAILY
Aaess Naughty" the san Francisco Ex-
s-a.'.rf gave column of almost unsslnttsf
go me comedy acting % Mr.. EraWley
a. Kiss Hascs coming IN for especia!
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