The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-09

company opens ~ the Seattle thHafsr
September II
Attached % The Louis james. EAth.
ryn dsr-ChaFlcs u Hanfsri cofn
hinatlau. which u soon 60 appear at
the Seattle thrater under the man
aEsment % waEsuhaIs q keguper e
a story which 10 not without It, ~.
nor although W iuyaiver the loss %
hundreds % dollars Included IN the
repertoire % this superb company =
the raosf magnificent production of
\ winters Tale ever presented on
the American boards bradley aud
corbstt. the great producers % real
istie scenic effect Were pat % Sofk
and . we'll known autograph eatab-
iishment vas supposed % get out
suitable three sheet posters on the
posters the managers desired the
words to appear. Mammoth Scenic
Production" when the sample p,ls.
ter vas unroliri the startled gaze q
the management aweit upon the
words Mammoth cnnic production
= a Winters Tale Mas KIdirr
promptly faiu~t II - thought the
company wiil g. 60 Australia. "a
the we'll known town - to autipp-
les. called "pamphooi. was the ehisf
feature ~ the ensuing conversation
The combination which alt produce
\ Winters Tale" In said % mum brr
morr than forty people which Be- no
doubt the largest company that ever
Interpret q Shakespeare on this
coast The roster includes the twp
veterans Harry f.anRdan AMI John
A Elis}et. and also Barry Iohnst ne
Collin Ksmp-r. Norman Hack~tt. 7
A Cooke. " \ Lincoln John Moore
Frederick Bradley. George MeCuila.
Harvey Cassidy. Olive Corhstt. ".
=. Jameson. James Du Lang Mrs
Henry vanderhon Miaa Helen Sin
ger. Miss Emily q Bethel. Miss
Ophlr Hendricks and little Mabel
Hsarns.
The return 10 thls city " Miss
Clara TNrupp. Who appeared here
last season IN fbseu.s a Dolls
House. and Furthermore. iertured
before the TEACHERS Institute on the
Scandinavian master. is being await.
Cd with much expectancy by lovers
Of high class attractions This time
Miss Thropp all present her nee
play. My Friend the Count" and
Snrdou's great comedy. "Divorcons ="
Sine refuses to stetc who her friend
the Count" IL but promises son
sation. II is thought by those Rho
are acquainted with the Intellectual
capacity u Miss Thrppp that any
sensation" caused by her will be -
the most eXcuHlble kind. and VIII
stiii retain its place among the bot
ter eiaaa u ATTRACTIONS The uew
play VIII be presented At the seattle
theatsr October 8 and the ladies' will
be able to enjoy q Saturday matinee
The sam T shaw company. with
lie popular manager In the cast. has
entertained crowded houses cverS
night this week az the Third avenue
The company II we'll balanced. and
presents a repertoire Of plays well
suited to The talents u the actors
sunday and the three following
nights. Milton Nobles' well known
drama From Sire % Son" vas play
Cd At the Monday evening pei
fprmance large and beautiful aor-
al design vas presented to sam shaw
by his admirtnR friends on Thurs.
day the 'W"stsrner' WIS presented.
and every actor proved himself fay
1rhble IN his role.
Farmer stebbins." which was pre-
scented for tho nrst time last even.
ing. was entirely different from any
thing this excellent company has at
tempted during itH engagement here
Mr. Shaw played the part ~ the old
Vermont farmer IN a manner that
added very materially to his long list
81 Successes The play o. clever
one. Not only f. II hlled with sem
aatIOnal incidents. but II pprtrays
the old New England farmer In n
manner that L. highly entertaining
the entire company appears nj its
best In this play. Farmer sishr ms"