The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
THEATRICAL


The PRINCESS chic viii compare
fsSorsbtY With any attraction that
has App~afwd n . Seattle play hausr
this SEASON Ths play va rseslv.ti
at the brand last night with tusnsi-
tszln applause. The songs were en-
epred ahd the audience laughed Ions
ana toud st the ceensitsns. T-hs APP
p~arsaas % Miss Micheiens on IN.
star. wes each time the signal for
an bathurst Of kppisne~.
II Vas a finished produrftsn In
every sense AZ the wur4. The chorus
Il made no Ut shapety women who
can sing. The baliets ~ers veil en-
ecFated. The male chorus was
strong soras Of the ulrn have
voic~s that would prrruit fh~tn ~
any time TO assume - l~4dtnE roie.
The Princess chic'' a. an epaFs
II well hnoWnte Seattle thest~r kosra.
II apps..F.s here last year and was
pronounced = Sterling attraction
This year is II A. sood " not better
than ever.
The rFodsesion carries fasr come
dams All are % the firnt class. but
Tho work % Joseph &. Misun and Al
bert Aahar stand. gu. sions. Hiron
Il a soldier Of fortune. ffia antics
ard his eirser facial WORK did uaiseh
toward the nsrfinent ~ the audi
ieace. lie 10 natural comedian ard
has a deem rich bass voice. All bis
solos we're snfnred several times. He
T. ably assisted by Forrest HUI. Mr..
Mahaf in his tfpsy scene during the
FIRST act was xood- Hs dances were
also reserved with Applause.
Miss Eva Michelena. the new
prfma donna OF the company. T. a
BEAUTIFUL young woman pons.saed ~
II a 1t.snaf
training Ehe sang the leading rule
IN q way that was well nigh per-
feet. Besides being an Accomplished
singer she has natural way in her
acting that won for her much Of her
present success.
| Adelie SLOVENIAN has = rich con-
traffic voice. Last night her ono
solo was repeatedly sncsr~d. Edna
Floyd h a coaus,fish little thing and
without hsr many talents would Win
favor with any audience. walter A.
Iawrrnce and Lyman Wheeler sang
well. The Princess chic viii be at
the Grand fer four nights.
"Psok's Bad Boy"
"peck's had Boy" impefsonAted
BY a frisky little soubrstte, with a
brace Of equally comic characters
adspted from the original bad boy
| tt0tAfhf h@Et = IHNth'n ffNN" ia -
good huuor Al the Seattle thsater
last night. The production may not
lInsceurst<siy be described rs sub
Timely ridiculous. n II funny, there
10 no doubt Of that In fact. there
N not much else TO be said Of IL. The
crowd laughed and yelled and had a
good time. that II what people came
for.
Like all farce esunsdieH, II wa
sprlnhicd with speciqities. some Of
which we're very clever. Sadler
Hart took up some time with char
actsr songs and dances. She cant
sting much but she has some pla-
uanf ways. and dfd some clever Ry-
rations upon weii-formed and slight
~ concealed underpinning. She
began I'm long skirts and after each
sanos shed a garment, but FORUM
atsiy stopped before ahe lost every
thing. She turned neat handsprlngH
and did tho split 20 such perfcc-
ten that a voice In the gallery eJao-
unted. 20. toyi"
Vloiat IIilison. who has the title
role. performs the inevitable rag
time dance. and other people sing a
few lines.
Tho play runs two nights longer,
Third Avsnus
Manager Russell Of the Third Az.
enue theafer ala something yeater-
DAY that a theatef mausger hns
rev-r an-e tnfnfs ~ Seattle Whom
he found that the Down tg tho