The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-11

Aee,ded favorite In this city,
,s~,lt the Seattle theater dur
cement was filled every night.
1000 company could be mater
en.@--fhened. the most noticeable
800 the role OF Aunt Jim. When
srcher visited here last year sne
4. canaan well fitted for the part OF
\ M and the role was DECIDED
- y ne play The Aunt Jim OF the
n. somnsny, while getting consider
~. 4. 4 il. does not by any means DO
. ss,ecessary TO say that the Mac
ws,sb Company drew crowded
M. Tnursday and Friday nights the
....- snpcared in cleopatra" Sat
~ sS,svroon in Fedora" and last
M 1900 its most successful engage
IN GA Tosca." The company is
~ 80 IN every respect and deserv-
VI ~ enthusiastic reception given
I, ,ruai theater-goers.
r. s1svuis repertoire company. at tho
M s,saus. ID well balanced. and the
~. q the theater thronged II
- vssk viii BE- . busy one at both
~sra At tho Third Avenue. McEwen
" q IN attraction. Tonight Stockweli
49, 4 III Seattle theater In I'm Para
n. stockweli Is recognized as an
~. ~. and his role In I'm Paradise"
~ suited for him. "In Paradise"
4 q ~ attraction for three nights,
sr1ss Tussday. Wednesday night
E..xs IN y the attraction, and Thurs
ydAay and Saturday nights The
4 t3sse Inn" will be presented. Next
~ nieht the Frawley company will
- q engagement at the Seattle
1ntw.
iTN PARADISE" . funny French
j hscs Which made hit in East
= - last season. win be the attrac-
~ 4 ths seattle theater tonight and
10y and Tuesday evenings.
n PssadIsc'' II the story OF coun-
|tyunu h the city. A provincial French
~ n Pontbichot. burdened with
nrkseabls daughter and an overvigi-
~ vie takes up his residence I'm Paris.
- hired Of tho routine OF domesticity
~ \ anxious to get an insight into
DAsnian city life, Therefore he makes
III cessation Of his daughters betrothal
IN ID future son-in-law must have an
nsnan past and that he. the father.
~ hfsak on the ENHANCEMENT. He
lqn ~ this means to replace the SON
INV IA the affections OF the other
Nna
hoA4sL the prospective son-in-iaw,
>1pNW has led an exemplary life. and
= s6Fonthtchot's daughter Is forced to
n ; his si6 modesto whom he does
III bnew. but who occupies an apart
~ MT to his own. This woman enters
~ ID conspiracy, She is admired, how
IN, hy lion-tamer and a friend of
nasecAct. Pontbichot. at tho outset OF
= ~ life, falls into their clu. hes. 1t
ansa this predicament that the compli-
airas sftse. Pontblchot Is sent home by
0W dressed In pajamas and locked
80 cupbcard. His taste for gay life
~aasely disappears. he goes back to the
Hmcee wiser and more contented with
y nt The amusing situations com
- immediately upon the rise OF the
N'xr md are accompanied by roars OF
s1A'w which convulse the audience UNI
h& maj curtain Seats now on sale.
v w
ScALcHi the great contralto, IL com.
~ y says Manager Howe. OF the
NO heAter. No one who has heard
- saeA seaichi sing will need sec.
nession OF her name 90 cnthusc him.
sase who have not. and miss this
~'an's OF hearing her wonderful
w never know what they have
Ass sezlchi unlike most stars, has
sSAaed herself with n quartette OF
- aheers. any ore OF whom could
sxh place In grand opera There
" fasauall. enc OF the few
49, Hrss Sopranos Of American pro-
a Aace the demise OF the much
$3.50 Maria Litha. fifteen years ago.
~ fasaual has beautiful Voice,
~m and the art 60 use such at
- Then there Is Sig Frances
we has appeared before tho
! beads Of Europe and IL a favor.
- ~ Prince of Wales Sig. De Pas
I tenor whose voice IA exeep.
~. ~ serk as an opera singer dis
= ABILITY. Chsvaliog 10 Verdi.
~ sA director OF the Seaichi com
- very distinguished In Italy. not
-. Musician and pianist. but as a
49, On me orca sion IN c,pdartIur
as4 !. ~ a"h compositions he was decor
N ~ sae MES and had conferred upon
| d a. .s es~ o. "cheyalier. rare act
4&s.. ,.pAns Will be at the Seattle
Asa y for ore night only.
r.o v V V
( NnAe Manager Howe has
n, 49, announcing the coming of a
4. IS : ne~ 10 theaicg-g oers Of this
~. ~ VI ~. o the play rs Toll Gate
az. y 7. AeSosalns 60 critics in tho large
hult. - sAss IL a charming pro-
y. FfStH sense OF the word.
ss.s,.,ss sis Criticism. taken from last
sas.s.s.s hette edition OF the Anaconda
s,s.S =. ! Charmed audience that wit
NJ 4 ~ alta Froduction ~ 'Tol cate
ID 4 - sg~fa house hast niEht The
Nag ~ ~ aaHts ~ COMPETENT COM
vi A. w story itself 81 A beautiful
= sssasss,,.sse ono OF Puritan DAYS In
y 49, 81 Vermont Grounded Ia
aesss Al '', s.s-.,y period In iUs, a. is
4 Assss.s r4fal simplicity and c0ntinen-
NJ n 's. .s. which love ana vslar com-
q ea taxes place near Renninr.
N. !, y ls'i, and Al the lime ~ ne
= ss.assss'.s, alAston- The play contains
= ~ ~ pictures of Vermont sc~nes.
ss - ~ = IN the interior W the "roli
il 49, sSAss tue enormous fireplace.
q psste- aoqa, quaint sllVoFwaro
aet Neaad the outer s6ga ~ sNs
<ssaes ssiee In tho window ana the
= rs c. room Tor the customers OF
sslSss.se mn The second act is In
eaxsy ~. nlaNins roOm turned into
.~ses.arss saait'rs. Il Is war time, the
sssns s..s before Remington. and
- rassesrssSes OF the indomltshle will
" E 49,. % the Green Mountain
~ . eesses detail in the miutsrism ~
= 4. sseulsrS = reproduced in this
\ Ns.i. acts The fourth and last
.oz ks,naley beautiful spot not
y AZ a 49, made up Of actors OF snii-
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