The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
METROPOLITAN

METROPOLITAN
Imprrsario Fortune Gallo Of the
San Carlo Grand Opera company
with tho usual spirit n progressive
naaH which has caused this otsaniza'
ton TO thrive with such marvellous
financial and artistic results. this
season secured. for the singers nrnt
tour o. America. tn. distinguished
Italian artist. Mario Vale Young.
Handsome and possessing a VOICE
rsre among prc-~ntdzy operate
baritoncs. a. well a- exceptional tai
ent as an actor. Signor Nallc. who
has sung In many 81 the famous
opera houses o. Europe. Italy. Rus
ala and the South American and Cen
trail American republics. appearing
an co.star with cAruso. Ruffo. strae'
eiari. CALI curcl. Barrionton. Bc~an'
xoni and Others. IL appearing In prin'
eipai roles with the San Carlo upon
it's present tour,
slgnor Vale has achieved scnaa.
,lonai success In AIDA" Ia
oloeonda. 'ruEoie,to." "Hsrbsr az
Seville" I'll Trovatoro." "ipswii.
acct. Lucia ~ fammsrmocr. =
Mime. Butterfly" and samson et
Deiiiah." Ills repertoire embraces
more than 20 big roles. and those
he viii sing during the san Carlo
engagement at the Metropolitan.
week Of January 18th. are: Tonic"
u'ragilacci'i. "AmonRsro" t'Aida =,
"sharplsasp r'Mme. Bu,tcrfly'1 and
''rorcador" c'carmrn'1 These are
characters in all Of which Signor
vaIie has achieved notable triumphs.
and VIII display his vocal and
dramatic powers Mt their very best.
LEWIS ORPUEUM
L~vy's Orphoum will bc no place
for a pessiriist this week. az the NJ.
f.ring IL one that calls for laughs.
instead Of tears.
In "oh. Daddy "Abio" dew
whi,e) and "oie" Oscar Gerard have
the leading comedy roles. The fun
all happens over n baby and the fact
tina, Lew white has squnbbled with
friend wife and left the household
Dorothy Raymond In tho role Of tho
wife. Gerard aH the confiding friend
Of the family, and Bob Sandberg as
another Of tho helping hands In the
matter Of the busted matrimonial
career Of Able" will all have good
supporting parts. while Pauline Ar
thur. Frank Budd. Floy Ward and
Robert LORENZO win have parts TO
their liking
The featured musical attraction
for the week, '"The Pajama Tickle
Toe" viii be one Of the largest and
pretticst offerings staged nj Jcvy's
Orphcum for some time. Blanche
Hall will lead the number. while the
girls, clad In silky paJamns, VIII offer
pretty dancing speciality. Dorothy
Raymond also viii have pretty
number with the girls. Frank Budd
and Bob sandbcrg veil add 10 the
Hnappiness OF the attraction with a
couple OF jazzy offerings. Robert
Lorenzo will offer n pretty number
in "A Girl In Madrid" Pauline Ar
thur will delight with Nobody
Knows" and tho trio will have
number OF new harmony selections
to delight the ears OF the audience.
WILKES
sinners" william Bradys ia
nous comedy drama success, VIII
be the offering OF the Wilkes play
ors for the current week starting
with n matinee today
Sinners" comes from the gifted
pen OF owen Davis and tells the
absorbing human interest story OF
n home.lovins girl. who loses, for
a moment, in the great battle oil
life.
Mary Horton goes to New YORK
to geek work and after many dis
couraging days meets an old friend
from her country town who Is
choosing the easiest way. Unbe-
known to Mary as TO the true ma
turo Of her girl friend. she goes to
live with her and there meets the
faster element OF the great white
way However. things take or a
trying angle when one Horace
Worth comes TO notify Mary OF the
Illness Of her mother and carries
back to the town folks lies about
Mary and her associates. How the
girl struggles against the odds that
are stacked against her and finally
wins hor way 20 love and honor
forms the basis for an intcrcstlne
and absorbing play
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Tho England Il q heavy importer