The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-27


larks salutation Go the morning
Here NC have two lovers who have
been separated for three years. Don
John having spent that time away
uom his bruthcFs palace in The wars
uf Granada. The two lovers meet
Clandystiuely ON the steps of the ball
cony and there talk ot thctr hopes
aud expectations. and finally ar
range for a secret marriage the fol-
lowing morning In THIS scene Niles
Allen o. said 10 be very charming,
and the little comic touches that
she gives 60 ~ are delightful Ia the
extreme,
"Tas werisis Mine"
Ralph Stuart and company will
next present The Count OF Montc
Cristo,' Great pains will be taken
90 make this "a Finished production iu
every particular. and Il will doubt
less be winning attraction. The
hold which this old drama has upon
popular affection Is simply marvel
GUS. James q Neiil has brought d
around several times decade Tor so
years, more or less. and IL SIN draws
better than many new plays.
II viii give the members OF the
company a wider opportunity than
they have yet had 10 display their
talent Tor emotional drama 81 the in-
tense description,
AN the Comforts OF Home Inn
presses the public as one OF the clev-
crest comedy attractions that have
been seen the present season. aud u
would be hard 60 point cut any de-
fCtcncics in the present production.
IL win run through the week with
saturday matinee.
W. NJ. Russeii's story
Chestnuts' was slang phrase
about 20 years ago Tor everything
that was old. but very few people
knew how Il originated. Birch and
Bechus MINISTRIES were playing
long engagement at the Chestnut
Street theater Ia Philadelphia Some
Of their gags and sayings were very
clever and were repeated by "a great
many people who heard them. until
finally listeners who heard them
would cxclsim Chestnut" THIS Is
the true origin og the word. In The
Man From Mexico" the guard shouts
to the unfortunate convict stand
up" and that Is likely To- be repeated
for weeks 20 come IN Seattle Ana
those who have not secured seats Tor
The Man From Mexico" az the
Third Avenue theater win be- very
apt to have 20 stand NJ themselves
II they don't secure them IN adj
vance.
Wicked London" the latest sue.
cessful English drama, produced
with special scenery and n strong
east. will be next weeks attraction
at the Third Avenue theater.
"rne Parish Priest"
The Parish Priest" Is replete with
def touches OF humar and pathos
combined with story of absorbing
heart Interest. The stage settings
and scenery are novelties and make
an ensemble that gives a series IL de-
liEhtful stage pictures unique. pie
tureeque and appealing 10 the re-
fined tastes 81 cultured theater-
goers. The Parish Priest il a play
that IL fun Of bright comedy ana 4.
Interpreted by a strong COMPANY
which cannot fail to please the most
most fastitleus piav-gper The en-.
Eagsrnent r. FOR three nights at the
Grand. beginning Sunday. pansal
Suliy appears In The title role.
Frank Fehr. a bartender. Z. in
custody on suspicion OF having stoi-
en- two diamonds from a woman. He
was arrested by Detectives Adams
and Lane.
DR.. waggoner. dentist. removed 70
Globe block. cor. First and Madison.
La Roche. photographer. ui LIST.
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