The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13
Dramatic Notes.

Fred Clark. for many years the stage
manager OF the Seattle theater, Is now adj
vance man for the Jane Coombs dramatic
company.
said to be as realistic a bit as has ever
been placed upon the stage, and II arouses
the enthusiasm OF the audience to q fever
heat.
Mr.. Ben Hendricks, who heads the COM
pany IN the thrf exact farcicai drama 'Yon
YonSon." Is now the only recognized
Swedish dialect actor upon the American
stage
Charles Clary, son of Bark Examiner
Clary OF this city, is now n member OF tho
Jane Coomhs dramatic company. He Is =
very promising young man and entered
upon his FIRST professional engagement In
this city with the Broadway Theater Com
pany.
An innovation at the Seattle theater next
Tuesday and Wednesday evening win be
the appearance OF large number OF young
lady students, who have cluDbed together
for 80 cent seats in the balcony and VIII
enjoy an intellectual treat unattended by
the sterner SEX
Willie Collier. the quaint comedian, in Du
Souchet's funniest farce. THE Man From
Mexico" IS one OF the important attrac-
tons secured for this city. In spontane-
fty and d.stlnctness OF humor Collier re-
semhles Nat Goodwin, and with youth in
his favor his career seems assured.
The big street parade OF Stoves Uncle
Toms Cabin viii take place at noon OF
the day advertised. II Is said to be AL
most equal TO a circus in length. with two
brass bands. the only colored female drum
corps many fine dogs, male and female
drum majors. a long line VI Danncrs. nagss
etc.
There in no character. however good
and fine. but IL can BE destroyed by ridi-
Guile. however poor and witess Observe
the ass. for instance; his character 10 al
most perfect. he Is the choicest spirit
among all the humber animals; yet Sc
what r.diculs has brought him to- Instead
Of feeling COMMUNICATED when We are CALI
ed an ASS. We are left IN doubt. "-Pudd NJ
head Wuson."
Harry Marteil the proprietor OF the Pas
sion Play pictures and south Before the
war" which closed last night the most
successful two weeks engagement ever
had at the Third Avenue thea,er. believes
IN reciprocity. In going around Seattle
this last week he found that the Jewssry
stores we're so wei stocked and the prices
so reasonable that he spent 800 buying
Christians gifts for the numerous members
OF his family in the East
Manager Russelis house, the Third Ave-
nue. theater. has been doing such excellent
business during the last year az to make
RUSSELL is being flooded with letters from
good attractions wanting dateA unfortu-
nately. some OF the best OF these hs has
had 30 refuse. among the most prominent
being the Matt Grau opera company and
the III Henry big minstrel aggregation.
ia b wanting weeks Time ~ popular
prices.
John q Richie, .hs ADVANCE agent OF
Janet Waldorf who was In the city
last week. IS one Of the o9-ttmere ana ovf-
IDENTIFY the right man in tho right place. He
has been actor and . nrwspapar man
and has been promoted 10 4 position where
the combined experience OF the two profess
sions serves him well. lie has had the
management Of some strong attractions In
the past; ne brought Alabama" TO this
Coast. also Ellen Eeach-Yaw. tho great
singer. and last spring was with FTedsrick
Ward. the tragedian.
The two little tots seeu In 1.-THE Pulse
Of New YORK" at the Third Avenue theAter
3 week ago axe known as he Lamb chill
dren and belong In Portland, where they
have quite a local reputation, having ap-
fsared Ia numerous amateur performances
III that city. Their father. Mr. Lamb, I'm
con 1unctton Wi Mr. Thomas Getz both u
Portland, wrote me extravagaEza Night
In bohemia" tn which the two chiidresi,
then known Ga the "Lamhkina." appeared.
Both ARC exceedingly clever and talented
and IL not ruined By aysrwork sill yet b
heard from