The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25

Al TIE Metropolitan th-ater for ono
week.. beginning Monday evening.
April 10. Ethel barrymore VIII be seen
IN -pcclAssee. the play b. Zoo
Atkins. In which this most popular Of
eur Actresses IN credited with having
achieved the most emphatic success
Of her distinguished career. and %
which much enthusiastic acclaim has
/ been heard In advance. The praise
bestowed upon Miss Barrymore and
-DeclAssee." following the first per
fornance Of Miss Aktns' play At the
New York Empire thczter. Is now a
matter Of theatrical history. and
actress and play remained AZ the En-
plre theatsr. appearing before audi
encss testing tho capacity OF that
playhouse. from early October OF one
year TO late Tune Of the nsxt.
Mail orders are nov being rersived-
MCsICAL REVUE
TOPS MOORE SHOW
Three attractions OF featured call
ber and four Of unusual merit are
promised on next weeks Moore pro
gram
william seabury. Who brought one
Of the biggest revues of the season
here last year. ia back again with \
brand nrw idea In revue entertain.
ment and another bunch Of pretty.
talented Eiris Associated with seA-
bury, who In dancer. are Rose stone,
Edith May Capes. Marie Cavanaugh.
Doris Reynolds, j. Roxey Clements
and Bud Cooper. Songs. dances and
special lyrics along with worthwhile
ideas admirably executesi. BEST de.
scribes the Seabury offering.
Miss Laura Pierpont Ia another
headliner on tho new bin. she N sp-
pearinz in an unusual sketch. Tbs
Guiding star"
Rita Gould completes TIE list Of
the three heaf'iners. This -girf with
The gladsone personality has "A
Cycle Of Song"
Sandy shaw IL one Of the FAIRY
Lauder type OF entertainers Ills
comedy L. highly developed. and hr,
songs are sung IN a manner that
makes them linger tn memory.
The Rlnaldo Brothers specialize. In
Roman Art.
Espe and Dr1fton are singers. Dan
GERS and eauiiibrists.
Norris "Springtirne Fcfiies- n said
20 be one OF the most pleasing. a-
weAsa prettiest. animal numbers In
vaudeville today.
GRI3BIE DRAMA
AT WOODWARD
The home of spoken drama, tn
woodward theater. VIII next weel
present THE Outrageous Mrs. Pal
rncr.- Harry Wagstaff Grfbble,
drama of the life of an actress. ir
which Mary Young was raised u
stardom- This Is ono Of really in
tersatfng plays developed amoni
/ American playwrights In recen
years, and II presents a subject en-
tireiy away from the ordinary. Al
Mr.. Michael Palmer, Hazel Whit
moro Is called upon 10 express th'
various moods and feelings expe
rien~sd by a successful actress a
once selfish and moody. who woult
sacrifice anything for her own ends
and those by this Same woman
when the word of her sons death Il
service has brought her to a quicl
right .zboutface. 1t Ia the heavies
call on h~ versatility among tn
parts she has portrayed during tn
local season.
Alexis y. Luce IA seen AZ Charlie
Cardigan North. and tho part O
Lieut.. Philip Palmer offers Dwigh
Frye the best opportunity he ha
yet been afforded. STIMULATING line
unusual comedy situations and out
extraordinary supporting character
all combine TO make this drama al
Interesting one.
ROBERT DAY IN
WILKES CAST
Abe and 3Isairice viii be At IN
wilkes for one week, beginning wit
the matinee tomorrow.
To anyone who reads the Saturda
Evening Post. no further indcntifica
tion Of these characters In necessary
the two principals. in Montague Glass
famous series OF stories having er
se'frcd Themselves To the America
4 public In both fiction and drama.