The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02
Theaters
rveninr Of Rurls.ans

evening Of Rurlssquc
Under the auspices eft Rldgcly re.
hrknh lodgc. So. O.. /. @. q. a.. 81
military hurlrHquc, scamp tnwton. "
Was EiNcn at the Grand last evening
To- a fair house. The entertainment
was very largely OF q musical ORDER
ana some ut The numbers were most
pleasing Miss Evelyn WurliuFhmc's
song, Kiss Nv Goodbye aud Go,
luyk,' was we'll rendered. and two
or three "Florodorn" songs went
likc Wlldhrr including the double
acNtcttr. which waa in this chac "a
Single scNtettu.
There W8H q tough glrls' chorus, u
Ia cd RurguWAstrr' and IL was su welt
executed that Il required several en-
cores TO satisfy the audience, The la
dies were an handsomely coatumvd
and deserve much credit gor tho long
ana careful rvheRrsals. which. iudK.
INK from the smuothnrsa az tho per-
Torrance. We're sclf-uyidvut last
night.
Eiks and the pears
Tonight and tomorrow night the
t'lks and Bears will revol az the
Grand r A. WOLF. Of the Grand
orchestra. VIII be the musical dircc-
tor, The east VIII Include EVELYN
prmshy. Georgia Hammer loag
Booth tytlc, Frank Coomha, Gene
luckius, Kate pennis. Sadie Hite.
Susie McArdle. Warren Stetnon.
Harry Robinson. Or. Carl Hoffman,
claude Moore. Frank Atkins. ttr-
bert inKle, charlie Lynch, little
Ruby Scatter and biE chorus.
There has been "a good seat sale
for each performance.
rrainsd Aninai snow
The Norris a Rowe Trained AMI
mai shows opened ln their large
tents. pitched az Twelfth avenue and
East Jefferson street this afternoon
A grand street parade was given 40 4
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. The
show ~ all that % ls advertised 90
be IL a not merely a collection ~
ponies and trained animals. such an
the public have learned 90 expect
from other shows. bat u ls an clabo
rntcty planned professional display
that forms the most original, conn
plrte and rraplrndrnt pageant that
human ingenuity and artistic taste
have ever conceived. There are
many sper .nr features that are I'M
troducrd 90 delight the children the
tins dwarf elephants holding Go each
others tails in tandem style arc tu
dicruua in the extreme. the gro
tssque cameis and numerous cages
of performing animals are cause Cor
unboundrd praise. The concert band
which Is under the direction % Mr
u. C. smith. is one 81 the best IN
the country.
The show may be seen both today
and tomorrow In the afternoon and
evening
rAird Avenue ThssW
Faust" win attract - old and
Young TO the matinee AZ the Third
Avenue theatre next Saturday. and
will teach "a moral lesson not GO b.
found IN any other play All classes
Of theatre-go~ss have enjoyed
Faust" immensely.
Another good attraction awaits
the patrons Of the Third Avenue
theatre next week. commencing VITA
the matinee Sunday. the Jessie Shlr-
ley company IN Under Two FLAGS.
Miss Shirley was seen herr about a
year axu and has become Rn annual
visitor 20 Seattle. Tier friends ana
admirers are many. As Cigarette n
Under Two Flaxs." Ahe viii have
tMF AF#h NHNfhfN AAaAAAhH - aAAA ffaH "'H
"a display % her tnlentr
Peaceful valley"
SOL Smith Russelra comedy,
Peaceful valley. opens ne the Sc
attic theatre Sunday for "a run. The
rtay wiii o. put on by Frank cooley
ard Gladys kinEsburY and what De-
said to be an eNgelieutW company
Peaceful valley" ta n wholesome
comedy and VIII h. a treat 90 scat
ne theatre goers. This play iT fni'
lowed 81 butterflies. production
OF no mean merit. Both plays are
weu known and need but ltttir com
meut.
aavy Yard B4nd
william Bruce sud his capable
band 20 thirty pieces from the Puget
sound navy yard. VIII give a concert
al the Grand next sunday evsninE.
Esisisr Recital
Popular prices viii prevail
Mime Fannie bloomfield Ieisler
VIII give a single piano recital az
the Grand next Tuesday evening. The
Ladies' Musical C1uh have thc con
cert In charge