The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08

~,gemeyt at the Seattle theater to-
s,vb, presenting 1.-THE Dancing
nsri The company scored a great
.urcess In the same piece last
-, and should have a large audi
~ ,snight Mr.. Frawley came to the
1880 on his present tour with a
Ess...rned reputation as a manager He
-. here with new laurels. and future
| ..s.rnent, OF his company IN this city
y Undoubtedly receive every possible
...,sssatIon from theater goers. His
r~r.rv IL an excellent one. Age has
80, ,moroved Mr.. Frawley as a mana
y. has done more than any other
Z. ,srsou 10 give the Pacific coast high
-. ,heatrfcai attractions In fact, IL is
- tnown that so much OF Mr.. Frawley's
.s..r has been spent in securing the
q saJsnt that his own pocketbook has
!, ,,ues suffered severely.
.rxntoyp 900 and Adgie end their en-
-.sren,s at the Third Avenue tonight.
~ have proven good attractions and
!. house was we'll filled throughout the
- soueen's Evidence" opens at the
~ Avenue tonight. The play will be
sss9ced with special scenery and a
- company, headed by Mr. Edwin X.
- Between acts Miller Brothers cele-
80 panorama Of the South African
- slIl be a special feature. Queens
kd1rnce" will be given the first four
- On Wednesday night the A. o.
fE. Will entertain their visiting friends
a brethren, having reserved 800 seats at
N Third Avenue theater for that pur-
~ There will be no performance at
n Third Avenue theater Good Friday
vat Thursday night, Saturday matinee
n Saturday night Mr.. Lang and his
asosny will be seen In RIP Van Win
~
9assrswski will be the attraction at the
hattie theater on Friday night There
every Indication" said Manager Howe
b, night that the great musician Will
sse large house. The prices. consider
ks The attraction. are very reasonable.
nj would advise those who will attend
h seeure their seats early"
Al The Seattle theater beginning next
Anaas night Harry Carson Clarke will
spfsAr In What Happened 20 Jones"
cafh< Is favorite IN this city and will
iAsly Do big business.
r r r
0ApEREwsKf since Rubenstein the
Z NJ sublime exponent of the piano,
W. ft"tA w eNtiS .AtAH WYNN LIS
d NJ Seattle thcater for one night only
rt&vl II promises to be the greatest
nsss IN musical circles ia the Noetn-
ssf and highly elaborate prepara-
nsas srs being made 30 take care of
~ er~ds expected to attend Even the
desperation OF the railroads has been en-
Ssd for special rates are 10 he given
" ssrties Of fifteen or more holding tick
e iof the recital. The reservation OF
sA:s commenced Friday. and Judging by
" demand there promises to be one of
~ srsest ihfongs that ever assembled in
Northwest theater
ne prices for the recital are as follows;
vi and loge seats, s.; entire lower floor,
y ar, two rows balcony. 81; next four
fpss balcony, 81 next eight rows bal
suaS. =, gallery A.50
says the London Saturday Review OF
~ rFset performer.
u aie years there has been one ar
vs. who has upset all theories and re-
sfssd all rules IN the matter OF public
ssfN ief now, after a public career OF
- ysafs there is even an increased de-
Ne y listen - the divine periods Of this
tcst'peFts art Wherever he has APP
Faise there has been not only q renewal
q ~ aldstine enthusiasm, bat greater
sas,HsAt9 n The public desire Co listen TO
W Nqndf0he playing OF this inCompar-
Nv artist We need hardly say that We
go q That matehless tone mRrshaler Of
p AeyhrAfd, lsnRct ftGsrsNski
legian VI critics and whole compn-
- word painters have attempted To
80 NC NaalFite quality or his art 8at
70 tnsldAaos charm ~ his touch ana Tx
'asn b ihe printed une Ike the nv In tho
taesf q tho saudy winged insect upon
- assdie ~ lhc naturalist. bat they