The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-21
Theaters
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IN. TIVE orpAaas"

vss.s Is no play that has pleased
rsny people or been more pom
rs the many years that Il has
- Aefofe the public than The
-. crrhars." which Will be pre-
s,va hy Ralph stuart and com.
...g rexr week az the Seattle thea
: mat q IS an old play Is well
f,ewn- Il was FIRST produced ia
"a a London. but age has not de-
RATED fFuFn It's worth. for % has
sre down Go as like many other old
ssYs-still refreshing and interest
= he public ~ today Invariably
nkss ne greatest Interest in the
tas and sumeringS % its fellow
eseasrres and no drama p0r-
rsys tAese interesting features 10 a
~sre marked degree thnn does The
Two Orphans" The scene il laid In
Fsris n iGsA and the story = OF two
ysang girls. one % them blind. who,
sssf The death q their parents. jour
ssy srcr their provincial village 10
- grsat city. expecting TO meet
a al friend % the middle class.
20 has offered them a home. They
A. 70 meet him and are separated.
ny fall into rough hands and are
hEy treated. Their adventures are
nssrsely Interesting or course. ev-
rTfklnx turns cut al right In the
81 set
A %; on BY Mr. Stuart the play
" receive the attention 10 detail
al hAs marked his other pruduc-
szaz and as the time Of the play Is
= after part % the 18th century h
ANS of magnificent costumes and
- wenery. The costumes have all
80 made 20 order and the scenery
Ia heen painted with historical
skky % scenes IN the old Paris Of
aat cate
Tsird Avsrus Theater
~ Eing u Roguess viii Be Civ
matinee performance az the
zzrd Avenue theatre tomorrow aft
rrsea ard viii close its engagement
tks evening.
Ksssrs Russeu and Drew win
@znsr the character Of the enter
alszs=f for their patrons next week
aaa eoE~erring with a sunday mat
lses - Barlow minstrel troupe will
aex'1 q weeks engagement. The
eoxrary . headed by Co1urn and
RaltFf1 Nhc. As owners. managers
~ refsarrnsrs. have surrounded
AkzNla With a number % talent
= lsepe The FIRST part Is beauti-
~ rzss1 wlth special scenery and
y sazewy richly cnstumed. The
- tanssinx " six strong vmude-
vAe ~ snrsiadinE with the two
nashA nsAU ans ~ the strongest
ssHssstans ever presented at this
k1gs
ssrsuS -f-eIs Tens cabin"
sisisss hs production Of Uncle
ions dalzr VIII appear At the
s'zf1 sErd4y and three succeeding
n5as sn1 Wednesday matinee. II -
sa 2 naEs been organized this sea-
Nanrer that viii make II
~ Nperlor 70 any previous produc-
ssFrs seen here. Special attention
- 80 gwen 70 Arrangement and
saR Eject. some % the scenes
ssNasaly pcftrayiuE views typical Of
sAefh NE during ante beIlum
large number 81 genuine
pegpls. who introduce cake
s naek dancing. Southern jubi-
- Aazlhg and funny scenes in the
.s.lsA neids add materially 20 the
s-4s1tln. Masses Edna Clare and
80 Cant are the two Tousles.
.sssfa Harry e. Todd and Fred WI
"a are the two Marks. and gtat-
original Uncle Tom. Mr.. ia
-, vii also be in the cast. or
- years the stage hss been de-
- y 70 many cheap Uncle Tom"
y. n ahies that the public has been
:. 2 regard an announcement OF
- Production with a great deal 81
snast. Mr.. Leon Washburu. the
aassr Or this company. has, how
~. succeeded In organizing a cast
apeseo Of specially selected play
- nosen for their adaptabnlty for
-- - ssa'Asacisrs they portray. and has
$500 nis reward IN the generous
s..0nass q the public and praise
tne press. n Ga doubtful m
80 .aele Tom" even when a novelty
- AeN 70 the stage. ever received
= attention 10 literally bestowed
- a. now during this aurnutu-
= revival a street parade win be
- mat = said to delight every
-, 49, a. spectator-Iittie folks watch
TT y about noon time.
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