The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
Theaters



This evening the Pollard Opera
Company will sing afanl Jones for
tina last time at the Grand. 1omurs
raN night the farewell performance
VIII be given. An American MIL
llonaire. which made a bis hit here
when gwen two weeks aga. viii be
offered. II has much lively comedy,
and. altogether II tho best sunday
evening bal Of the entire Pollard
repertoire.
Big Show by little People
A big show by little people. re-
fined and entertaining, uniuuv ana
unsurpassed II the celebrated tie=
ieseo-,3eurEe Juvenile specially
Company. which viii hpreaF a. the
seattle theater for the last lime To-
nsght.
A positive delight 20 the little
folks and equally as enjoyable q
the old IL IL clever beyond belief.
showing the degree ~ perfection
bright children can attain IN stage
work. TINY actors aud musicians Of
amazing eieVerncaa fiV aims Soma Of
the adult artists In their respective
Inca kaea OF their acts i a aut-
prise.
Their little brass hand. all uni.
formed. makes a biz hit = hvnaNet
heard. especially Master hartun. the
smallest drum major IN the world.
-rheirs" A. the Third
ssThelnha.s the drama that Win be
produced at the Third Avenue the
alter BY Alden firuedicss New York
Company next week. commencing
with a matinee tomorrow. 70 =
runantic drama taken from Marie
cureilfa story. The first. second ana
An
the third IN London. The scenic
features are out Of the ordinary and
the play follows thc book eloaeif
enough to satisfy tho readers Of
the CorelEi story. .rheinia~ IL said
10 be play % heart interest. en-
litened b. plenty OF true. wholesome
comedy ard n drama well verify Of
the attention ~of the uacat critical.
The scenery IL claimed TO be beauti-
full and many very elegant eotumet
arr WON. The cast n said 10 BE- the
best that has ever appeared under
Mr.. Benedict's management
"vsnits" at the Maalser
.svsnita." the sensational dancer.
will be the feature Of the taudevilis
bill az the Madisan neat week. COM
msncing Mnh A matinee tomorrow
afternoon. A. a heavy expense the
act has been secured and Viii Dc
proslured here la Its entirety as Il
Was in the Fast. where II made a
sensation. ssveuita- presents five
separate ard snfirely differens
dances. Each - put on with COM
plete change OF SCENERY effects and
costumes, The greatest u tire jewel
dance. which Il naft 10 he the ufoAf
remarkable and wundsrfui ereatien
ever attempted IN VAUDEVILLE. Ne.
t~cric showers o. sparkling gems APP
pear In thu scene at the rear OF the
stage. producing dazzling effect
Other high class people wili ap-
par on the bill The performance
win cfoxe with q onernet burfesans.
put on BY W. Al. bird. Walter Reed.
ia Lang. Nellie Ccrtn. Frances
Gibson. Maud Leotts. Kate Rock
we'll. and many other favorffra VIII
appear on the Vaudeville progrnm-
Tivoli Opera Company
san Franelsco's favorits snusicai
organisation. The TIxoli Opera Com.
pany. headed BY Frrrla Hartman.
and including such well known
names s- Annie Myers, Arthur Gun
bingham. Frances Graham. Bertha
Davis. Edward Webb. and Kari
Forfnea. r.. will appear atfhe Grand
week after next IN the ever popular
Toy Maker" This piece served az
the premier road attraction last sea-
son. and has recently enjoyed an
other run at the home house. New
songs have been introduced. aouie nf
which are the latest Eastern hits.
ard others written especially for the
piece. A number Of new working
figures have been added IN the great
toy shop scene. and the opera has
been frightened In other taya.
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wantes-Good strong young man to
be apprentfcsd 10 learn fiue trade
Call between 0 and II a. m, iso7
Third avenue.