The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

Pearl Gurtou and Lee and the Mar
do troupe Of urrobatH. The first
part viii be given over 10 singing
and dancing. aud the olio viii IN
clude the usual array Of speciality
features.
Asa Lee Willard who comes 70
the Grand next Friday and 5atur-
day AL the star 81 Jim Bludadf is
"a Seattle boy lie grew up IN this
city aud graduated from the Local
public schools and from The state
university Ills success in the the
atrInal world has been remarkable.
and hIF welcome home will be SIN
rere and hearty.
Jim Bluda8H iH distinctly an
American drama. written - an
American founded on scenes and
characters living close % the Mis-
hlmlppI aud described in verse ~
an American and played 10 an
American Who. according to the
press agents. Is 20 loyal % bis flag
that wherever be sleeps Old Glory
is tackled over the head Of bis bed.
The part Of Jim gives Mr. Willard
great opportunity liiH preaenta-
ton viii undoubtedly appeal strong
b 90 lovers Of heroic and stirring
drama
H0yrs "A Texas Steer" with tho
original minister 10 Dab omey VIII
H. Bray. IN the cast. will be seen
a. the Grand week after next The
Burgomaster." a musical comedy
seen here last season. will return
for a brief engagement during the
present month.
"Ridetraekeds will b. the attrac-
tion AT the Third Avenue thsafsr
September II. With jules Walterr IN
the part that be has created. and
no better comedian has played AZ
the uptown thsater for a long time.
The Grand opera house IL pretty
aoiidiy booked Wlfh attractions from
nov until next summer Some Of
the fail attractions 90 b. seen a.
this thrater are Frederick Warde
and kathryn Kidder 10 'salambo."
Arizona isis Hopkins White
Whutlesey in repertoire. Florence
Roberts ln Tess Of the D.rrber-
yliiea The Wizard 81 On Frank
Daniels Ira The Office Boy and
Kyrle Below In Rattle
Later ln the season The Sultan
- sulu Maxine Elliott In Her
Own WAY. the singer Mclba and
her opera company. Williams &
Walker aud Lewis Morrison VII APP
pear
"A Prisoner - War" by Teo.
Eufmf-. Is one o. the neW plays
based on the Russo-lap war.
Lnhu Drew has begun reaearsals
81 The Duke o. KilIierankIe'
Many persons say this play j. the
oniy one % the large number i'm
ported By Frohman that is any
good
This coming season Florence Rob
erx wIil make reYlvals 81 her tao
great former successes 'Saphns and
'Zaza Her repertoire will also
include Marta Of the iowlauds."
and Tess q the DUrbor7ilIes
Dramatic papers say Ward and
Nokes have reeonsIdered their
plans for dlaaoisinE partnership.
while r n stair says they never
thought Of a dissolution.
Hazel Chaffea. a niece Of Gen. A.
r Chaffce has Joined one Of the
Savage companies
The season will show a greater
array Of foreign stars than New
York has ever seen. Rejane comes
In November In "Zaza" and other
transcripts Of the old Moralities,
and Mrs Pat Campbell SIS % return
IN October In an English version
81 The Sorcercss. the French play
nrt done hy Madame Bernhard.
Sir Charles Wyndham also comes in
November. and ia addition To these
there viii be score OF big and
little European stars.
Fay Templefou has con fessed that
she has been on the stage &c years
hy entertaining a party OF friends
in celebration Of that anniversary.
n you care 10 make a note ont you
can search the files OF history AZ
Little Rock. Ark. for the year lS6i
and learn from them that the stun
ming Fav vas born there in that
famous year Of the beginning Of the
American civil war SiNty-nne from
1904 leaves g.. and 30 from e. leaves
II. the age at which John Temple
toms Little Phenomenon made