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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1909

Page

4

Howard Martindel Joins Froeman in New Legitimate-Hi Return

Howard Martindel enters Froeman legits, with former Comic Opera basso lining up lead. Kana Park to close for season next week. Looff heads east for winter with California theatre memories. Ed Batwell praised for publicity and coast-wide press impact. Bulger and Matthews seen past acting peaks on Broadway. Bulger may lift The Night of the Fourth to success if it happens.

Kana Park Looff Fornia Theatre San Francisco Bay Ed Batwell Matthews Bulger Sherrie Matthews Broadway Rex Beach

Theatres and Shows Come Week in GmuSe ment Calendar

Upcoming week lists multiple venues and performances. The Cat and the Canary at the Russell-Orew, The Spoilers and Three Twins on stage, Alhambra rings in The Ringmaster, Grand-Sunday to Tuesday Texas and Fighting Edward Gaile, Varsity and Ragged Robin starring Dustin Farnum, Hamlet of Broadway, Love Watches, Climax, King of Sal and more across venues Del Lawrence Com and others featuring Eddie Foy and Fawcett performances.

Russell-Orew del Lawrence George Bilcomeo Alhambra Texas Edward Gaile Gay Dustin Farnum Kirby Chauncey R Bates The Billie Ad Eddie Foy Fawcett John E Workingman's Lady Aigy

Ward Martindel Opera Debut Leads Park Season Echo

An early debut by Ward Martindel, alongside John Totem Pole Pete, signals a shift in the park’s lineup as Luna Park plans a May return with Manager Charles and Arthur preparing plans for Eastern Texas and a few island visits. The yılent lineup faces opposition and a push for political candidacy while showmen gear up for spring performances.

Buna Park Luna Park Charles I Arthur Texas Louie AUS

Pollards Enter Orpheum Circuit with 30 Minute Show

The Pollards, a group of 12 adults, plan a pretentious musical comedy act for the Orpheum circuit lasting 30 minutes with special scenery and costumes. Painting is nearly finished and a rehearsal is set on the local Orpheum stage tomorrow morning. Manager Carl Reiter expects a favorable reception to push their booking toward Martin Beck's eastern offices.

Orpheum Carl Reiter Reiter Pollards Martin Beck

Pantages Subdivides Office Amid Theatre Expansion Rumors

The Pantages Theatre manager creates a private inner office in the theatre building to handle affairs in privacy. The tiny room holds one chair and blocks calls, yet he spends 40 000 on a Victoria theatre project. Rumors swirl about a New York booking office shift as actors improvise on stage.

Alex. Pantages Pantages Mantages Victoria Broad St Government

Dad Russell and Sarah Bernhardt era pair in cities

Dad Russell recalls boy and girl status in Detroit and Paris with Sarah Bernhardt. He notes it makes him feel old to realize Sarah's granddaughter is about to be married.

Dad Russell Sarah Bernhardt Detroit Paris Dad Sarah

Next Week Playbills Hit Variety of Theaters

The Mobore opens with Commencement Days a Virginia Frame and M Mayo three act drama featuring V Bowers with Jane Corcoran and Evette Haynes. Max Figman directs at the Alhambra as Going Rome a Paul Armstrong Rex Beach farce with Eugene O Rourke and Frank Wunderlee set at Flying Heart Ranch New Mexico. The Cat and the Fiddie at Grand stars Bellon and Elmore Sisters built on a nursery rhyme. Seattle hosts The Convict's Sweetheart a Russell Drew stock melodra­ma directed by R B French with Al Woods responsible for the spectacle.

Mobore John Cort Virginia Frame M Mayo V. Bowers Jane Corcoran Evette Haynes Max Figman Alhambra Paul Armstrong Rex Beach Rome the Shuberta Eugene O'Rourke Frank Wunderlee Flying Heart Ranch New Mexico Charles A. Bellon Seattle Russell & Drew Stock Company R. B. French al Woods

New Vaudeville Opens At Orpheum With Several Acts

At the Lots for the week starting tomorrow afternoon De Lawrence presents The Spoltiers a four act Rex Beach and James McArthur play set on a steamship Nome and a gold mine. George Bloomaquest and his company headline a one act comedy Nerve at the Orpheum with Fugene and Willie Howard The Messenger Boy and the Thespian Martinnette Sylvester Barry Haivera De Santie Quartette John Well and a troupe of acrobats also appear.

de Lawrence Wid Spoltiers Rex Beach James McArthur Unameka Nome George Bloomaquest Nerve Orpheum Fugene Willie Howard the Messenger Boy the Thespian Martinnette & Sylvester Barry & Haivera de Santie Quartette John Well

Will Rossiter S A Bunch of Kids Heads Majestic Vaudeville

Will Rossiter's singing and dancing act A Bunch of Kids leads the Majestic vaudeville tomorrow afternoon. Supported by Ernest Pantser Co European acrobats Killian Moore era talking comedians Al Spaulding Leonore Dupree in Strollers Edna Davenport comedienne and Howard Miessinger Co in Mr Stranger. Canaries Alustoniet open at Pantages Monday afternoon with Bert Swan and wrestling alligators crocodiles. Luigi Picarro Four acrobats hand to hand balance William Ramedell and the Ramedell Steters singing and dancing artist Bull ok Quartet and the motion pictures.

Will Rossiter the Majestic Ernest Pantser Canaries Alustoniet Bert Swan Luigi Picarro William Ramedell Ramedell Steters Bullok Ule & Bimpeon Rane QQ Sullivan & Considine Howard Missingeh & CH Hona Davenport Mister Stranger Comedienne Kun Kest Pantzer & CO Spaulding & Dupre Killian & Moore

Gillette to Spend Season Writing Plays on Coast Tour

The article praises William Gillette for dedicating a season to writing plays. It notes his past coast visits with The Private Secretary and Too Much Johnson, his high London and New York demand, and a planned farewell tour next year with a repertoire of his own works.

Silette Moore Theatre

Young Robson to debut on stage in Shubert production

Stuart Robson and his wife stage a return with their son, 17, taking the name Stuart Robson Jr in a Shubert production titled Billy. The article notes inheritance of talent from both parents and references a past date of September 26, 1877 marking Billy Emerson’s performance at Menler's H.

Stuart Robson Stuart Robson, Jr Shubert Biily Robson Billy Emerson Menler

Matinee Schedule Headlines for City Theaters

Next week features Lois at Sunday Gra Seattle and Tuesday Lois. Wednesday lists Alhambra Grand Lois, with Moore in Seattle on Thursday. Saturday combines Moore Alhambra Grand Seattle Lois. Daily shows include Orpheum Majestic Pantages.

Seattle Lois Alhambra Grand Moore Seat Tle Orpheum Majestic Pantages

Cast highlights for Moore next week stage production

The Moore season lists Frederick V Bowers and Jane Corcoran among an ensemble for Commencement Days. Others include Olivette Haynes, Grace Hopkine, Eugene O Rourke, William Moxon, Ralph Theodore, Charles A Bellon, and a wide cast from prior Grand and Beattie engagements. Edna Davenport and more are slated for next week at the Majestic.

Third Avenue Crosse Roade Etar Peggy the Grand Bn 1 Olivette Haynes Penny Irl Paris Grace Hopkine Anna Eugene O'Rourke Alhambra the Beattie Wicklow Bet William Moxon Checkers Ralph Theodore

Theatres Rally Big Broadway Casts for Spring Openings

A lineup of Broadway stars heads to Moore Grand and Alhambra venues. Billie Burke leads Love Watches with Eddie Foy, Belle Gold, and Laura Jaffray. Blanche Bates returns in The Fighting Hope. John W. Cope, Wedgewood Newell and others join Arizona and Shore Acres tours.

Moore Billie Burke Robert de Fiers Armand Caillavet Gladys Unger Miss Burke Charlies Frohman Vernon Breele Eddie Foy Ringmaster Alhambra Chauncey Olcott Phoebe Davies Dustin Farnum Kirby Herald Square Grand Rale Miss Kelton Isabel Irving Theodore Kremer Seattle

Stone Learns a New Dance at the Star Theatre

Vaudeville performer Wil Rogers staged an intricate lariat dance at the Star theatre last season without disrupting Madison street patronage. Fred Stone of Montgomery & Stone has learned it and will feature the dance in his new New York play vehicle The Old Town. Manager Charles Dillingham expects it to be a hit, illustrating the habit of playgoers paying $2 for something they would not attend at 10 cents.

Wil Rogers Star Theatre Madison Street Fred Stone Montgomery & Stone Rogers Old Town New York Charles Dillingham

Excursions on Lake Washington by Fortina Steamer

Steamer Fortina departs Leach park for Mercer Island five times daily. Two hour cruise priced at 26 cents.

Lake Washington Fortina Leach Park Mercer Island

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