The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22

The appearance Of Miss Cora Car
keek on the stage Was the signal for
an outburat Of applause Miss Car.
keek Is q Seattle sirl and Joined the
Hello nm" company IN britiHh
Columbia but a few daYa ugo. She
Is a former pupil of the ERan ORA
matte school in this city ana her
work last night reflects credit on
that institution,
She has n character role and in
terpreted q we'll, In fnet she has
the air OF actress years on the
stage instead OF one playing her
frat engagement, Hello NM Will
be given for the last time tonight
"other Peoples Money
AZ the Grand sunday, for an en-
gagemcnt OF three nights. viii be
presented the comedy "0ther Peo-
pies Money. A strong claim In
made for its originality and the OPP
ening OF a new fieid In the line OF
dramtlc composition. The COM
edy " OF high class. and In all cit
les where u has been presented II
has met with great succrsa, When
considering how at the present mos
mcnt the stage IN NJ deiuEcd with
whimsical farce and melodramatic
productions Of cinp-tran, unreal
and sensational order the comedy
story OF "Other Peoples Money
stands out In bold relief.
The company - headed by the
charming cofuedienne Dainty May
sargent who has for many seasons
maiatained the reputation OF hcing
the r~ost auperhly gowned woman on
the American stage.
The iiHt % American plays which
have won success Ia being continual
| Is extended. and one Of the latest
additions ia "Other Peoples Money"
which was submitted 20 the approval
OF metropolitan audience ~ the
Madison square Theater. New York
city. ard scored an instantaneous
hit.
sttear,s 81 OAK
When James A. Herne wrote his
beautiful play Of Hearts Of Oak"
u was said by many thai he was
ahead % the times. In the face
Il nercc opposition. the author up
set al stage traditions. lie broke
away from the rawlings and rantinEs
Of the footllxhts. he swept aside tfn-
posslhte scenes aud situations, he
east out the ugly stage prup~rties
and evolved = new order 81 things.
| Hearts OF Oak. presented by n
specially selected cast Of ,eisnted
players. equipped with a uaguifi-
cent display Of scenic effects. will be
seen 81 the Grand next Wednesday
and Thursday evenings and the
matinee on Thanksgiving day.
-Alphenss ard Castor"
"AfphonSe and Castor" the much
lcaricatured and polite Frenchmen
who have made two continents laugh
1 al
antics aad funny wfsficisrns. come
TO the Grand for three performances
commeneing Friday night.
Mason and Mase.
| Tnoae who attend the performances
Of Lost River" tonight at the Third
avenue thsster arc requested to be
lin their seats al o'clock AZ the
curtain VIII rise promptly at that
hour. Nothing better In the meio-
dramatic line has been seen ut the
uptown house this season.
| Rudolph and Adoiph- commences
lat the Third Aveuue thcater tenor.
row nlght for a weeks engagement.
This attraction was seen here about
a year ago. II gave general aatis-
faction. In fact there have been
mere inquiries regarding return
date than probably any other at
traction that has ever appeared In
seattle. Dan and Charles Mason
stlu enact the leading roles Of .'Ru-
doiph and Adoiph.# They are with
out doubt two OF the best German
comedians now appearing before the
public. This year Managers Broad
hurst a currie have surrounded
ltheTn with a large and expensive
| company Including chorus OF beau
Itifui young ladies' This season the
show IL stronger than formerly and
will doubfirs turn many people
away At every performance. A
special Thanksgiving matinee will
be given next T'hursday.
Seattle Thesser
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