The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-09

seen In the farcical productions: while the
music. much OF which Is Of original COM
po<dtlon lays claim OF instantly becoming
popular From the large number OF
clever people employed, by the Sad Sea
Waves ia certainly not performance
devoted entirely 10 the talents OF the TWO
popular stars. and that the piece VII give
many an opportunity can readily be seen
by the following people who 70 to make
up Mathews ana Bulger's support. the bet
Ter known. including the English beauty,
Nellie Hawthorne. being Josie Dewitt and
her heavenly violin. Trixie Wade. Julia
Ralph. Marie 1uohey. Eva leslie Bessie
Challenger. Agnes Says. Wayhorn. Delete
Walker. May Norton, Lolita Etenger.
Elizabeth Gebrial. ard the Messrs Gus
Mortimer. VIII West. Robert Vernon. CHI
bert Gregory. W. II. Macart. Ned Way
born, Charles Gehest and George Tabor
Inc sale OF seats for the engagement is
the largest ever had for any comedy at
traction. and he standing room sign Nil
be displayed both nights. Seats should
be secured while there are some left.
HGGH-CLASS plays, presented by a com
81 pany in every respect competent 10
portray the roles assigned 10 It's members,
is what is promised in The enlargement OF
the Henderson company. beginning We'd
nesday evening next, AMI terminating sat
urday night AT the SEATTLE ,hea.er The
organization IS under the direction OF Da-
ytd Henderson, Il gentleman who Is well
Known IN tbs city. ana whose reputation
a. play-producCr s. established through
out the country. He Is very well known In
Seattle by the performance of his extrav-
aganzas W which "Sinbad Or. tire Maid
OF Balsora" Is perhaps the most CON
spcucgs Whatever Mr.. Henderson has
undertaken during h.a theatrical career.
extending over a period 81 twenty years.
during which t.I1e he was manager OF ne
Chicago opera house. the DuQuesne thea
ter. Pttshurg: the Grand opera house 81,
Louis, the Schiller theater. Chicago. and
y - 81 sf.. .r1a.a
CITY has been accomplished IN = thorough
auf m <sf artistic f8shfon ard his atten-
ton = detail and enserntls has hardly ever
ben duplicated N tn" trsted states
THE characteristics which have estab-
lished him in popular favor rs manager
are according 10 me critics. most con
sptcuous - n work of his pfesen- organ
iEAtor, gathered ioReiher by him tor he
Great Northern thcafvF last season. then
under RS management Il played ~ thai
house Ter peri - Of over six moUtas Ey-
cry fl.ce pr sented staged 2 50 mar
ne FLY equal - that seen in The bes;
the4tefs II New York city AZ the con
c!Usi9H x til9 70 aSo3 IN ChlCaEp tie con-
panN vas taken on tour ard IS raw pc
sent.ar tee plays wtica Mere most sue
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CA'r@o In thS c"v hes WI hr slveN
n their entirety. with all the speeta
t'F 8eI ND -.t same casts d seen IN
Chie.eo entirely adequate - Their re~
Quircmsnts.
tn repertoire selected fer the engage
o,ons IS AZ foNow~ Wednesday evening.
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