The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
THEA7RICAL

J~sse and Prank JAMES hsv. made
many friends at the rhird Aysnae
thsAise this week Not ents thu
people ~Frvnn Missouri admired the
deeds Of daring as depseisd IN the
play. hut slfnosf everyone who has
witnessed II has enjoyed the show. |
n runs until Saturday niEnt and will |
then make way for the next weeks
usual sunday matinee
The frt~s rasnbroker." viii b.
presented wsh those clever irish |
comedians sullivan and Nsok and
the faNaffte Foubrrtte AazIe Tfuu-
bull IN thr leading rclsa. n 10 = new
i,is.re under the direction II Joe W. !
spears The stars are players with /
established REGULATIONS A promoters |
u laughter and this new. up-to-aete |
fsreieai device IL a good vehicle for !
renewed dsnonstrstiun 81 their
varied talents. They are aided u !
making hilarious rnerrimeut BY
young players. lnciudins a seor~ 81
winnofne Gitis. Songs dances and
dialogues give the Play brisk and
in MANY places a swift movement.
sssttl. Thsstsr.
Clara Nfathea and her company
viii appear At The Seattle theatre to-
nisht In IN The Reign Of tho EN-
perar." THIS piece viii also be pro-
iucsd eafufsHy night .AulanE the
PHILIPPINES" win be the Saturday
matinee bill.
Jsffries and Fitr.immons.
Jafnrs J. Iefries. the champion Of
the world. and Robert fftEimmona
the ex.champior. will glve a boxing
exhibition 1T the Seattle theatre to-
morrow night.
The entertainment should prove
both Instructive and interesting. and
u certainly H. the greatest novelty
81 the kind ever offered the pahiie.
such an opportunity should not ~
missed. The two greatest men the
prize ring has ever produced IN SCI
entific and friendly conflict are tho
principals.
Tha AFFAIR n l. promised will 10
conducted with the strieteHt nroprl
ETY.. 20 that no ono need hesitate -
attend Both Jenrien ard F1tnin,
mons leave shortly for Europe. whegr
they have numerous engagements n
fuifii.
Tnere WIN he four preliminary
suits between local mon.
"rrierds'' Tonight. NJ
Edwin Milton Royle'a comedy
drama 'srrlrnaF" with Mr.. and Mrs
nevis in the leading roles VIII no
the abrasion Vt the GFand tonight
and the balance Of the week. 1s-
story and plot IL familiar 70 nhny
TIE rlot. % the title indicates. hinsvr
anon the inviolahie friendship Of t~o
zen who stand loyalty, shoulder N
shoulder, even 40 their iptsresta
ssfBsh In love. The character OF The
play Is Of delicate and keen hiFh
comedy durlug the first two parts,
with a melodrsmaf'o touch IN The
third act which pictures ne ravinsr
OF an opium eater. Inc characters
sssm 70 he borrowed rather thsn
drawn from Boasudis and there 70
an atmosphere Of that almost nth
i9ai land which " frrssf-fsbiv cherr'i-
lna Mr.. R0yie IL said - have rlrsh
improved the play WIN a few siiah'
alter tors or Authorizations ~ The
f~ss important incidents and thereby
aaiekensd ths performance.
"Alehard csrvrl"
TIE play "Tlchard Carvei' was
pfsaucsa tive years ago ~ the trn-
ssiro tbsrf.r IN saw YORK. where n
vun auaardad 100 reprahsn - don-.
asa Nse then tahen on tour by An
,fsa esfnass titat has attended thu
f+..tafiia4l "a Tic cities n TIE Fast
E.ttfa So fir HntFfn rnd hie
srq Haa fuHr iHaiiilsd BE 10.
the wpffhy represent Htive
Mf aaa ard his COMPANY 10
Ef.it 3 lfHtst lit8 nrs onHauurls -
sas geand neat sunday and Monday
-sshts.