The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Theaters.


The Crau Opera Company ls ere
Organization that 5usxlft4s a. claims
OF is advance notices.. II Il deficient
In no feature Of the 1nany that xnske
up an excellent connie opera The
solo artists can sing, the comedians
are funny. the cosfaminx. stage set-
ting and scenery are beautiful and
The chorus Ia like a luninouz vision
1rosn the Arabian Nights. TIE party
who selected these young women
was a ccnno.sEegr- Thsir singing
- excellent and the marches ara cx-
ecutcd with military prec8sion.
~Ea Captain was the FIRST nights
opera The auaie h by John r..
Sousa. wfsich sarggly accounts for
tts extraordinary charm. vet II
wousd fall nat II rot rendered b.
cultivated artists The aggregation
contains nothing else
Mary Darlington. the soprano. has
. voice Of Narpassing swestnezs and
her face and Azufe are as lovely as
her singing Bessie Tannerhiii. the
eoufralto. also has a beautiful ana
highly cultivated voice. The male
singers are all OF q high order. Rob
ert Dunbar. the baritone. being APP
parently the favorite.
Edward Eagefton and Stanley
Fetch. the comedians. are n clever
pair, who know how 90 be gay
without becoming silly. Mr.. Eagel-
toms stimulation Of drunken mans
antics could not BE- excsiied BIZ
rcveler with dozen cocktails
aboard. Mamie scott, the aoubrette
- pretty and winsome. and helps to
make things lively.
The company - booked for the en-
tire week At the Seattle. lei Cant
tan" win be repeated tonight and
Tuesday. and Dorothy" and
Wang win follow:
Black Patti
Black Pattrs Iroubadours at the
Third Avenue theatre was never in
bettsr iorfn- IL - this same ~whlrI-
wind Of music and drolsery IL has
always been since II was born into
the theatrical world.
The program "a IN two parts, the /
fSst being labeled "A Filipino Mlm- l
nt- Upon q strenuous plot q string
Of speciAities are hung like elotnes
On q line. Most Of them are funny. &
though few might easily be aur- I
planted Dy funnier ones. The musical /
numbers intersDersed with the ac- I
ton are the iaosf entertaining feat /
urcs. They are good without sxcep- 4
ton, the most enhancing being ~Ny 4
Irowsy Babe" ~ sarah Green and I
Ida FoFoen.
Some extremely gay buck and wing
dancing also eniivened this act.
BACK Patu does not appear until I
the second part, ana then she mere /
~ sings few solos, as II she oulv +
wished 70 Inform the public that har
toiee has lost none Of fta fu@itlau-
Ous tone and volume. Al and cecil 4
waits exploited some amusing oddl- \
tseA. and u male Quarfatte brottrht
down the house in noisy enc1,fea 7
with a symposium OF comic eonvr
Mack Allen gave an unexceIled - {
hlbltiOn on slack wire. and John I
9tucker, who aroused a auspiclon
that hle mouth was borrowed from
Isiliy kersands. delivered a mono
le8ne az ludicrous as ever was heard |
n MINISTRIES. his facial contortions
are moving picture show.
The Troubadours win run the a.
tire week with THANKSGIVING ana
Saturday patinees.
FFssiey's Closing Performance.
Daniel FrawIey and his company
"Ths only Way at the Grand gat.
urdsy night.
Last evening Mr.. Frawfev'a
strongest bill. "Secret Service was
given its only production. Mr.. Fraw-
ley. Miss Van Buren,. Mr.. Reynolds.
Br. Amory. Wallace Shaw and M
and Mrs. Duiiield appeared IN their
former roles with the old measure OF
success. Miss Christine Hill still
holds the palm as the best coiored
nanny ever seen here. Mr.. Frank