The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

December IL, Ii ami 10 "Dr. Jekyll anC
Mr.. Hyde" will hold the boards at tn,
| Providence Opera House. This remark.
ably strong play, the dramatizatiou o
one of the most striking novels of the
| time, is too well known 10 need extended
comment or introduction All who hay,
not witnessed it should surely do SO next
week. The company is an excellent one
and no pains have been spared TO make
the pro luction "A grand success,
On M'nday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of next week, and "Wednesday
matinee, the faN orite young actress. Miss
Cora Tanner, and fine company of sup
porting artists, will present the new
drama Fascination at the Providence
Opera House. This play was written ex-
pressly for the actress 10y Geo. Il. Sims.
and has been played in New York with
great success. There has been tifty-seven
performances o! the play this season, and
every presentation adds to it's popularity.
"The Rag Picker's Daughter" ro-
mantle comedy drama in three acts aud u
prologue, will be produced at the Gaiety
Opera House next week. The play will
be portrayed 10y strong cast of we'll
known artists, with elaborate scenery.
new properties and startling mechanical
plays on the boards, AMI the people of
this vicinity should surely witness its
production, Performances every even
ing. and Monday, Wednesday ana Satur-
day matinee. Remember that popular
prices prevail at the Gaiety, the best seat
for 80 cents
The patronage of the Providence Dime
Museum is constantly increasing, and If
Manager bingham keeps on giving as
good performances every week as he pre-
scented last week. the little house will not
hold the many patrons who will want TO
visit the place. For the coming week
Chas. A. Loder's IIilarity Company, who
have been making big success all oyer
the country, have been secured, and the
organization comprises some of the most
artistic speciality artists in the profession,
who will present II thoroughly refined en-
tertainment. Ladies and children can
visit the popular resort and not fear of
coming in contact with anything vulgar
teous. There is no crowding. and nothing
il ever presented that would offend the
most refined tastes.
"a better disposition or more patient
man under circumstances Oft most trying
nature was never seen" IL the expression
generally made by those who had the
pleasure r. private visit 90 the couch of
Jno. r. Bass. the ossifed man. Mr.. Bass
may have lost the use of his limbs but he
possesses more magnetism than "A great
majority of people and il with reluctance
that the visitor leaves at the close of n
visit. Here is a man, virtually helpless,
who is endowed with an intellect almost
surprising belief, taking his condition
into consideration. Mr.. Bass, who re-
mains at the Musee another week. has
appointments 60 meet several of the
most learned men Of the state. BY
referring TO the advertisement on another
page the reader will find the grand list of
attractions which Messrs. Macomber Il
Stone have secured 10 amuse their pat
rons. The list Of the company In the
Opera House comprises some Of the
brightest stars in the vaudeville profes-
sion, aud the wonders in the Curio Halls
are most interesting.