The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

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..sht me last performance
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49, ~ Howard hylc and hts
ne efs"e ..,,,,,rv The performance
saltndiss ~, most satisfactory ot the
theatrical Ycah
en'i'e SO ~Ovcr the sea-
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49, p,cfure Of Engilsh ltte ana
- with q sufiicicht quantity
CONDITIONAL scenes 90 81 20 attract
q 80 passiuE interest \ mere
80 ,n,s 81 shc play viii demonstrate
a,s ,sex glrl has been separated
a - sNertheArl by her mother
te- ,esFets 10 the marriage because
va 49, To help accomplish this
ai,{o has her sweetheart sent tol
~ N.', y, falsc charge. FROM there
49, ,,swSrarted Ca the gold fields
s,,sf~alia where, after many
- hsri work. he receives a free
49, freu the crown through the
~ a minister During his
tl.s'S,,.sat hc has amasscd a for
~ ralnine and he returns homNl
". al.s,,,S ais sweetheart who, haN-
- told he had married an
h about TO show her noble
..r. ard self sacrifice by marry
-. Villain gu order 90 save her
.n@r,x farm. The true nobility 81
y. -sture shines through the sardid
~ wicked surroundings Ia which
= ards herself. and when at last
4, = restored 90 her sweetheart it 81
ne who has retained all that g.
- and noble Va Womanhood. The
~ 4 nfn az sensation, with jus
go % Wit and humor 10 keep
! audience Eood-uaturcd.
last sf vaudeville
vaudeville viii close az the Seattle
assgsr with the performance to-
JapGzssc Performers
t,sn has sent 20 America within
- at YEAR ur two TWO marvellous
.~srss o. performers 1.-the famous
r,r-irhi ard Mime Nacco. Both of
- havs made their FIRST American
.sssrsnaace IA Seattle and AZ the
ssstis theater. Manager Howe has
~ he eu-sa fortune 10 secure both
sss,rs they lert for the East Ten
- Z noW the great attraction Of
- Proctor vaudeville circuit and
~. yacco Is playing with great
rscsss il London.
varaEer Howe Is about 20 present
,ssthsr famous Japanese troupe 20
~ American people. This time & u
~ Amons imperial favorite, Mat
ga who ARRIVED In Seattle from
h,ar TWO days ago. He T. accom-
u.les hy q troupe % 10. They viii
svpsar al the Seattle theatcr sunday
srhf and give their FIRST American
,srssrmanee The Japanese do some
-a-vslaus featS. an % which have
.sgsr been seen in America before
Ftsu3s himself r. famous as a great /
anhoo haiangsr. He Is an imperial Z
Agerita and carries along with him
! sfter from the emperor. showing
y mxgier has royal permission to
ave -anan and travel In America
Ne japanese viii appeal tomorrow
4 ~ Seattle theafeT IN their orig
rE japanese costumes and with all
AZ pafapheruaia necessary Tor per-
arrirg their acts
freeertek Warse
". Frederick Warde. the eminent |
str. might be termed a popular
Sweater. lie always brings a stand
ars Say. whether Shakespsarean or
eassr. The effect Of these present
1sass must have a good moral e.
10 On the average auditor
nj UPHOLD all ,hat - good and |
~ and make our minds healthier |
M eur natures better for seeing |
tan Does this accurately assess 4
ns E4uence exerted by a good |
nrng play on the character OF the |
uzase theater-goer Is u not true |
Rsx nat the mass OF people who |
pu~e such a play fiud Ia Il the |
wiz s1sctive appeal that is ever
ne their finer sympathies and |
errtze7
xExa life. In cities and towns az !
nE tamce come the great major
n Safer audiences. rs not ro-
nrax vt hnmdrum. There are, "a |
nx frazedies and comedies IN |
s7ETaT Affairs. but most Of them /
N Simultaneously familiar that /
NJ zake iistie or no impression on |