The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28
TheaterS



Al last thr public ~ Seattle are 90
ace the iouE-promiaod mot pfulge
tiuu on auy stage 90 Hy BiENt uf
sword. which vas dramaiisrd rH-
pccially FOR Mt stuart by Mrs. DO.
frmuH % New York from the book
% the same name by Arthur Marce-
mont Tho gitY M Moscow. HAnHlA.
Is the scene OF che play. and a yuunb
Amer lean vino has an adventurous
spirit il the principal .harnCtcf. The
Hrenrry prepared raf Mr. stuart o
production lH vrry elaborate and the
costumca worn ty the men are uni
forms az thr Russian army and arc
handsome.
For weeks the scenic artists. prop
erty men. Custuwrra and bpptmAksrn
have been al Wurk on The pfudu,
ton and when che curtain rises ou
SUNDAY night The manaErmr prom
tsrH There wili Boz arru stage effects
and costumes among The meet ever
seen ln Seattle. The managers and
dramatic critics SO %rw York are
said to be- Watching wIth she closest
attention thia neW production. as
they are anxious 60 secure NJ
stuart with thla play for their thea B
tera next fall " hru Ee wHi return
20 that cits ard az tha mauuee fipt
has been read hY number % tho
niricsl Managers and critics ~ the
metropolis an - funnurcrd one ~ the
best ever written. they feel eunndrnf
that they wiit have 6 play t1 put
before tho Eastern public next fan
that vili prove one 20 thr most prpu
lar attractions ~ thr season Frufn
the inquiries thar have been made IN
Seattle he ia quite evident that the
public has keen interest lu tho n~u
play II viii BE- produced fpr thc nfuf
time Faster sunday. March 90. az
the Seattle thcatrr.
Thire AvsHHs Thsat.r
Haflo@H minatrrlH Ht the Thirf
Avenue thcatcr urc meeting with de-
served success and their engagement
win close wlth tomorrow niEht'H prf-
fprmhncc. a mHtiurr will be- given
for ladies and children. There wili
be no performance tonight
Commencing with Sundays matt
nee BARLEY Campheita chhrrnlrz
play Tho White slave" ell open
"a weeks engagement Although lt Ia
now presented az what are called
popular fhoRtrra az prices which
are Within the reach ~ Hlf. 90 should
be remembered that Hartley Camp
bells wnafervork held sway over the
most faHfidioua ciAHa ~ theatrfrovr
ia thr hiRh-rlaHe thratrrs Tor many
years. during whleh timr u anna sact
fortune Tor the author and proc
Queer.
Rsss CoEhlaa
4 few seasons ago Great britain
was discussing fhe Hrufhlug druun.
citation ~ fashionable soriety's Hhama
and social iItaayr admins
tered through the medium ~ For
get Ne Nnt. play which rruutd =
rich harvest because ~ itH theme.
and Its sensational dramatic cli-
HaNes. All fashionable London went
TO see " Rose rnRhnn purchased
thc American rights and Forget
No- Not received an elaborate and
costlr production az the Firth Ave
rue thcatnr in New York and ran for
an entire SEASON. Tho play created
. Juror in New York. and wars the
rage ia the highest priced theHtera
~ She principal cities 81 the tnltc,I
states and Canada for two aubse-
puont seasons. but has never been
produced IN tho lesser cities. Rose
'oshlan heading specially selected
company ~ New Works foremost
actors and actresses in society plava
~ tho higher grade. viii produce
Forget Mott at the Grand to-
morrow afternoon and Sunday night
On Saturday night Lady Barter
viii ho played