The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

eAn unusually iafTe audience gath-
cred last ninnt 81 tha sasttie the.
atsr e. witness the HfeHeHlafian Il
aha hnrlesane and vaudeville snow
Nhieh rges unaef fh~ uaFfe - Van
~ Fair ThH axe of ths audieufe
may have been tue n part Ia The
popular prices adopted hf Manager
Howe. bat there in ~ Doubt that a
considerable number #sfe attracted
hY the hostile adReFtis Il n mo ~
gag Newspaper It. that ah y may
the fheaset was uile3 With an es-
paetauf Bg1lsueH. Mhieh HaHn be-
came an aupreriatHNr ME
The pFasfam aIzeneti Wfth an *
traeaganHa eutItHed. Cay c9uHY fHs
Land. in which a number - pretty
girls appeared elHd ia t1EEt# ard
rad 4 beach flIstaflsu W9th several
susceptible men \ frontier VII.
lain and an exeit8hls freshman fur
nlshad considerable ANUS H4efi. the
trHhman especially Wak8Hs a hi
Following Gay Gansy lHlanas
came aume 81 the eietsHssl taude-
vile snefialtfes which have been
aeon !. hts city The auIfk Hppfas
eiat1.-4 II the audience Vas attest
81 bg uQruaFaua laughter and 81 +
repeated curtain calls. ono 81 the
artists being h9uugf8 ~ nVe re-
calls The Vanity Far company
certainly includes same e the best
specialists that haze appeared IN
seattle There VAS dhah and g. to
the entire program that was paftieu-
iariy noticeable. That the audience
was thoroughly vel pleased Ma
demonstrated beyond all question.
Manager Howe DECLARED after the
show that h wna mol NJ all sufpris=
I'd At the enthusiasm shown hy the
audience. having witnessed the fs.Fs
farrnanee Of the company at Ia.
coma. He considered that the chow
wah well worth tie prices charged
for admission Vanity Fair Will he
repeated tonight
a Hreaeh II Promise has beef
thu bin at the THIRD Avenue theatef
all week. and It's popularity IL at
tested hy the large crowds That hive
attended nightly The play II true
farce comedy having a thread 81 a
plot that Is Lost In the shuttle before
the shaw Is half over. 1t Vas evil
IDENTIFY designed as laugh maker.
and aa such IL "a glitteriug success.
The gags aud speeiaitiea are all up
to date. and without exception very
good Many traVeattea on Hes sanEs
we're given aud unfailiuEiy provoked
tnerrIment. Joseph Harrington and
Hurt Haverly played the leading
male roles in a way that kept the
house In a roar. Miss Nellie SEN
nett and Miss Rosa Crouch carried
Of the cake In the female roles.
Neither one Of those Young ladies'
depend on their beauty. but they do
not have e., Tor they are both as
clever as can be. Miss Nellie SEN
nett was seen here once before in
Town rnplcs." and was more 81 n
favarite than ever. She has hap.
py way with her that makes people
feel good without knowing Why Miss
Crunch If d mere bit af woman who
does eantoftion duncea. tumbina
aud SINGS we'll The other members
Of the company were all equal ia
their responsibilities. The SDusa's
band feature nt the end of the sec.
ond act was the hit Of the show. aud
was something entirely new to a
Seattle audience The show VIII he
repeated this evening for the last
time.
Those who are familiar with Lin
coin j Carter's greut scenic produce
lions need no Introduction Ia "The
Heart Of Chicago" which opens ri
the Third Avenue theater next week
The play viii he presented by a
capable company. and every scenic
feature Will he n It's best.
Manager Wilson Will epen plym-
pie hall as trat=elnss vaudeville
house on Monday evening. The old
building has been turned into Cosy
aud comfortable little theater that