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SEPTEMBER 1908
j Sccuc intl"Ma' .Xcw Hnsband," at the StcwardOixra , Mouse, Slonday Evening, Xoveinber 9.'" '
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Miss Mnrttia nfll,-Who Given (he K. of P. Lecture at the Tastlme
imterTiinight. .
! PRICE 15 CENTS
MAX NORDAU '
C-p-CONNOLLY f
PROF TJ J SEE I
CHARLES EKSWNE SCOTT WOOD ' '
FELIX-BENGUIAT- ' -W. :?J . f
CHARLESB-CLARK-JR . ' ' JJ
GEOR.GE -STERLING- . ' J ' 4 V
CHARIEST- HOLDE,
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"Ma' New Hunbancl" epoltB pilrth
In the very title. Talk of love under
difficulties! This three-act musical
1
farce" furnishes -more difficultly. In
half in hour or a pair of loVersthan
are or-!i..eril oncouMered In a court
Bhlp th.:lu ; b everal years: "and the
crown. n," v.'ilue of the rWtarlen In
thise e II In the f2ct M at they
never call for teari except when the
excessive laughter evoked brings them
to cool cheeks aflame from risible
exertion. All this and more has been
true of the appearance of "Ma's New
Husband" In other cities, and theater
goers here will have an opportunity to
Judge for themselves when the play
will be presented on Monday, Novem
ber 9 at the Steward. The musical
numbers are vigorous and catchy.
THE SCENIC
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' 8. A. GAKDINTEIt, '
' Proprietor ami jrunngcr.1
,Tlie Soenlr.
The head liner, Miss Helen Bran
don, was the strong attraction last
evening at the Scenic, The little lady
Is fair to look upon and her wonder
ful pirouetting won for her the appro
bation of the entire audience. Her
singing, though not specially strong.
Is -pleasing, but her general appear
ance or. the stage will tend to tncrease
Murray Jn their funny skit, "Two Lu
natics," was the sort which made the
penple leujh 'snyhow." The motion
picture an. tiood. The "Romance of
the Jiiw.-wt" Is remaps the best of the
'BtVrt ntal fl 1 yet shown In La
Oraftde - M,
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
and , ?
LATEST MOVING PICTURES.
4Cluinge of Program Mondays,
; Wednesdays and Fridays. - 4
At the evening , performance
4 the prices are lOo and 15c : 4
v y;: 4
Miss Helen Brandon, song and
dance artist ' ,
-.yl'I' '',';'
. Walters and Murray change
their sketches thrice weekly.;
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4 Matinee price a usual. 4
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4 Matinees: Tuesday, Thursday 4
4 and Saturday afternoon at S:!0 4
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4 Children under 15 year of 4
4 age 5c at matinee. 4
THE SCENIC
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Pastime theater
4 MOTION PICTURES AND '.
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y ILLUSTRATED SONGS 4
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' The Fleet. ' 4
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SONG ' . . 4
"In the Valley of Yesterday." 4
By V.. P. Homar. 4
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.Damon and Pythias.
4 "Like the Star That Falls Front 4
Heaven." ,
By W. P. Homar.
Ker Choo.
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DOORS OPEN AT 1 P. M. 4
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Ladles' souvenir matinee 4
4 Wednesday, J o'clock, Y
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4 Children' Be mailne Satur- .
4 day, o'clock. j -
SEATTLE
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remiums
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can be secured as a premium with the Observer.. Talk.it over
with the circulation department
ISTEWRRD'S OPERA HO'jSE
D. H. STEWARD, Proprietor
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SECOND ANNUAL TOUR ''rW
Harry Scott Company V .-
Monday, Octobers jfiy :
PRESENT THAT FURIOUSLY FUNNY STEW, MERRILY fy A
SERVED IN THREE COURSES K
Husband1'1' N;y I
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New, Clean, Catchy
Musical Features
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A GREAT SHOW-IS THE UNANIMOUS VERDICT CONCEDED BY THE PRESS, CRITICS
AND THEATER-O01NG PUBUC ;
PRICES: Orchestra Seats $1.00; Orchestra Circle 75c; Dress Circle 50c; Gallery 25c end 5Qc
Seats on Sale Saturday Morning
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