The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-15
AMUSE ENTS.

One Of the big cards at Macomber
ana Stones Westminster Musee next
week will be the Dockstader and Logans
operate minstrels; another is Francis
aud Laverne. mid-air meteors. The
| Hawthorne Quartcttc will be another at-
tracti.n in the Opera House. In Curio
Hall will be Hcen Professor Eddy's
troupe OF educated horses. The Giants
Convention, the Venetian Troubadors and
Japanese tea house in full operation.
The Japanese Village at Music Hall,
Providence, is attracting large crowds Of
people who came away highly pleased
with the entertainment. The "Village"
consists Of about dozen natives Of Japan
working nj their various occupations and
making many beautiful an ! curious arti-
cles for sale. The villagers include wax
worker, sketch artist. jewellers, embroir
dercs. &c, &c. The entertainment In
varied by stage performance by the
Marion Osgood Ladies' Orchestra, aud
Professor Ryerson, humorist.
The success attending Miss Agnes
Wallace Villas Efforts ht the Providence
Museum last week has warranted Man
ager Bingham in retaining her with her
efficient support another week. The
company will present the four act com
edy, "Jack " which made such n success
last season At another house i'm this city.
New scenery from Mr.. Bingham's brush
has been prepared and everything will
be done 20 carry out the minutest de-
tails necessary for n perfect production
Of this most popular Of comedies. Ia
addition, a frst-class specially com
pany has been secured which includes
McAyoy and Rogers in a bran new com
edy.
AZ the Gaiety Opera House next week
Manager Keith will present the popular
melo drama, "Nobodys Claim" The
Boston Post has the following 20 say Of
the play "Nobody's Claim" was pre-
sented a. the Howard Last evening, with
Mr. J. j. Bowling and Miss Sadie Has
son in the leading parts. The play deals
with Wild Western life Of the most in
tsnse Kind. Mr. Bowling In the conyen-
tiOnal soul of honor man, and Miss
HassDn the Wild girl of the mountains,
who lways happens in at the righ, time.
and in the end comes out an heiress.
Mr. Bowling IL fine manly ha ndsome
fellow, has god stage presence. and IL
an actor II no mean ability. Miss Has
sOn IL a persOn of great energy and
makes things lively when on the stage
Next week Margaret Mather will APP
pear IN repertoire Of her best plays.
/ The New York World of January Ist
ysas: - very lively performance ~
/ The Honeymoon was the New Years
/ gif, of Margaret Mather 81 the audience
At Niblo's Garden last evening. This
familiar old play was relieved from the
/ dense nebula of dreariness with which IL
/ has often been surrounded in the memory
Of man, first bya spirited Interpretation
of the pretty sbrew's trials by Miss
Ma,her, and secondly ny the vim of Ger
tain members u the support. As an ac-
/ tress Miss Ma,her has improved a. much
a. in the wearing of her clothes. She
dresses better, speaks her lines better.
she laughs infinitely better, and above
all she poses less than when we saw her
I last In New York. Wonderful Dan Ma
ginnis. who has the keenes, appreciation
of fun of any ~ our broad comedians.
was a bogus king 10 remember. Mr..
Psdgett was also very funny"