The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-17
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worn by Miss Blair are said to be more
fo..s,aars II al ~. wsars s.usy d,,rinv
a. Ma, har f,r.t srra.r.rca he,rc IN
hov.a cIothirO
,rhera are eighteen neop,a in the com
parv which &c soid ~ ha an ayceIlent
ono To,,r ~ these are won,en and four-
teen man The ie.d.nr mo n IL lee, paker.
who wac IN the orIg,raI cast ana who
n,ovs fhe Dura ~ T,smona a ro,e which
doea MT however nerynit much disniav
Of talent The true leading role IL that of
Sir Iohn oxon rlorinda,s worthiess lover
ana tho villain ~ The NAV The mart q
taken nv WiIJiann Rramweli. John Suther-
land who was the original earl in "Idttie
lord Eauntlerovn aSas the narf NJ the
chaplain ~ xvhich nv raasor ~ hia are
he n ,ve,f suited ceoroo T3oh;r.or u,ho
niavs lard Hnmnhrev Ware was FORM
erly with the elder Salvini Fred Ell.s
nun formarIv If Esserhnhr, Tree,s London
oonnanv nJavs ora n,nstonwoia
The women In the ,olav are to rreat
extent overshadowed NV the ynagnif'cent
Clortnda and NAV ,dscI5ediv .rninnr narts
Miss Jda Nav. Park was al one time lead
ing Iady for Rhea and Is an ideal Lady
Ann M.ss Cora Wells was fornarIv With
tha I.vceum cnmnanv' Miss Virginia car.
ter who nlays LADY Rettv Ia the danrh
tor ~ n Chicaro miI,tonaire and mazda
hsr debut WITH Nat coodwi,. three seaS
sons ago
4 4 l.
IN Browns In Town MARK swan mas
giyens the pubic one OF the brightest
and cleanest comedy-dramas recently
placed on the stage. Inc play ID on the
"Wnat Happened 10 Jones order, TUT or
ludicrous situations and bright specialties
and goes with inIectious mirth and
smoothness.
me Pr. - paseu upon .se ., seereu mar
Gus efforts to keep the truth from the
father of the bridegroom, who has threat
ened disinheritance The versatility of the
groom as a liar is thoroughly tested by the
unexpected arrival of the father at sum-
mer resort where the young people are
spending their honeymoon. The family
name Of Brown is assumed IN turn by
nearly every person In the east in aid
of the deception, causing unlimited funny
situations.
The author assumes the role of the
bridegroom, and Maude True Knowleton,
pretty, graceful and stunningly gowned,
plays the young wife. The soubrette of
the company IS pretty Jessie Mae Hall, a
winsome little parsonage and good
singer Charles Horn plays the deceived
father and Webster Cullison takes the
part OF the bridegrooms best friend and
accomplice
The feature of the engagement of
Browns in Town" will be the matinee
next wednesday Tor the OeneHt or the
Carbonate sufferers The entire gross re-
ce.pts of the performance will go into the
relief fund. and Manager Russell expects
a packed house. He has announced that
the mere fact that the patrons of the
Third Avenue may have contributed in
cash to the fund does not excuse them
from puyins tiekets 10 'he Ha'ihee' anu
'hat they must al a''ehu'
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- ards military drama, Shenandoah"
tha coy,,ng attractions at the Seattle the-
atar "Shenandoah, was first produced
about tan years ago and proved iramenselv
nonIiar later II ceased To he a drawing
card and was laid on the shelf. Its re-
Viva, was ATTEMPTED several Years later.
t,,. NOS failure The author himself