The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-22

-, N erhe pfipcess Chic"
TIE e,~sssieal comedy line has not
h the in seattle very many
ben n, i a his production and.
tines ~ ia firsi rendition az The
srsna last nsNht " WV
q " go - singers 81, the piece Is
- ts - chorus ~ so, nc Tor
resss I'm as FAR as ply sicnl charms
sdnllss .'tsh voices which blend most
s. aho Nausir l.tilian Rcrri and
ss,ra in the leading female
finN -. several pretty numbers
49, teev sing eifectuallys
sh.sh se.,ssgv Is handled by four
Tne N~, ss.sa chief of whom ~
rsf.s I,eary. well remembered
Thonnass, - me san Francisco people
= ~ audience as an Gu play actor
- nat city. a.. ,..,.,. ,,.,.....
nnlx n the music = The Princess
,.ssss deficient To compare the
- ID "Rehln Hood ~ absurd
N.if dossn numbers are music
-. attractive. but most OF the score
= Saly ordinary.
> . a. yssh ard snap OF the comedy.
~ .,s,sr libretto and splendid eos.
.s.r IN addition Go the force 81
49, are the essentials which
- -. rae Princess Chic" 50 enter
u,.', N ~ given tonight, and b,
Ia nrran~ement OF Manager
-. again tomorrow night.
aln ne csmfsrts 81 Hems"
r...A STUART and company vii
- Straight comedy az the Sc.
~ ,ssater the coming week. "Ali
49, rswsvrfS OF Home" Is the
s..,<s,a,s Of nirth. IL promotes
n. AshaAler an almost rapturous
n,.ssr net for nomcnt docs lts
$500 give way 10 sadness or
.s-x Il has no villain and no
- hero or suffering heroine.
- rs action rev0ivcs round an
-. sisplay OF mendacity.
- rot Is strikingly original and
..sse the exciting life OF n swirl
s.-.-r nan whose wealthy and re-
100. uncle takes his fAmily
.sar 60 an extensive tour. leAVing
- gfsed youth In charge OF his
kessA
~ young man. In order 10 distcnd
= ls4a exchequer, adVertises for
rNrssrs whom he promises al the
ss~fnrts o. home" He quickly ac-
sl-ss remarkable menagcrle OF
,sranfs, who lead him and each
o. highly exciting career. whose
ansx IS capped by the unexpected
rival ef the young mans relatives
n. Stuart and his support have
t,xn repeatedly their talent for
rrNay creations. and an entertain
pnf a. lirnisiess gaycty IL assured.
.Nsr and Women" will be given
n ,hs last time tonight.
arhs MAJ From Mckee
ne Man From Mexico." which
VI te the attraction at the Third
krssne theAtcr next week. was
,xg-d IN the city last year at stand
81 sricss- IL Is comedy attrac-
rs Of more than ordinary merit.
sssrssfing. bright and novel. The
sxna Is lively, and the lines ex-
rszely clever. The entire produc-
DC = Of an original and pic
sx-xrnely humorous description.
~ playwright was II. A. Du-
senhet. who wrote My Friend
. frr India. ''The Man From Mex
M > a play OF the same class. Its
izr Il solely TO amuse and II sue
- admirably. II will be present
~ company OF legitimate act
usn unusual equipment for a
xszi production. Louis Peters
nsshe star role % Ben "a min F'tfz-
y Mr.. Peters made a strong hit
ny Friend From India" and has
zszhiished reputation a. a come
ms FiaaI csneert
ii nxasr's band Is TO give its closing
nprs Il the Grand tomorrow at
Il rnnrn. The series OF eight has
hsn szxnrniy well attended and I
a gzxzms have been OF the most I
fnxzg character.
Insr1w Mrs. Homer II. Craven
h@xax -Taa Belle Of New York"
al Txrxr- will al the desire for
f9x Esrzsic selections. while I
lsrasrrzk Hungarian RhapsOdie 4
- Fsas-sxskis Mlnuet will fur
- nasss * more substantial 4
enzszztr
Asincrrs xsxnaweiI and FIoreuce
sto1s vi przsak La Tosca' at the I
.fznd nexs Tstssay and wednea-
cay sTsniaxz
M. AacDessa vas never in better
iorn nan a. ~ present time and 4
ne pay LA ssysr rsc@lved a bsttsr
ffsssrtztign.
- Il, 81 ma 5raise cannot be accord
=. - sore. who viii be seen in
=. - - w. her Interpretation OF
~ aAllan Staging girl winning her
rs.s ' = ..z.. recognition as an act