The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-05
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Capt Paul Boynton's water circus will
he one of the leading features for summer
resorts the coming seasop,-The entertain
ment will introduce all kinds of aquatic
sports, including a naval battle, walking
matches, fireworks, ocean distress signals,
boat races in canvas folding boats, etc.
At the conclusion of the run Of Hands
Across the Sea- at the Gaiety Opera
House, Frank Daniels will appear for
week in his popular comedy OF Little
Puck" He bring his own full dramatic
company. headed by Miss Bessie Samson.
This il the last season of Little Puck"
II. Percy Meldon, tireless worker in
the stock company Of Lothrops Museum.
is TO have n benefit on Friday evening
next. He will appear in True as steel, ]"
and as the gentleman is great favorite
with the patrons of Lothrop's, the benefit
should be big success.
J. X Emmett, Jr, is one of the few
actors able 10 take the place left vacant by
talented parent. He has proven himself
a successful imitator and is making money
the elder. kline" as he is Familiarity
called, will play n short engagement in
this city before the frost Is out of the
ground
The repetoirc for the first week of grand
opera at Mechanics Building Auditorium:
Boston, Is announced: Faust, "IIakme,n "
"Meistersinger. "Orfeo." Romeo ct
Juliette," "Lohengrin," and Don Clio
vanni." Nine. Adelina Patti will appear
in Lucia Di Lammermore." Martha" Il"
''Scmiramidi," and La Traviata," on the
following dates: March 10. 10 (matineel,
81 and "a. The season opens on the l4th
with Faust"
II will he a pleasure to the music lovers
80 ka of, eli al
gems that are TO be produced at Keith's
Gaiety Opera House at the great festival
concert 20 be given on Sunday, March H.
Some 100 of the best instrumentalists in
! the city have rendered their aid, besides
several prominent soloists. The program
! will be replete with novelties, several OF
which will be heard for the first time in
/ this city. The entire proceeds will be
/ turned over aud added 10 the Rhode
! Island fund for the relief of the starving
| thousands by the Russian famine, and IS
! given in answer to the recent proclama-
tion of Gov. Ladd, and by His Excellency's
endorsement and appreciation.
1t is now settled beyond doubt that
| Pawtucket is TO have new theatre that
| will be n model of it's kind. The far-seeing
proprietor of Lothrop's Museum in this
| city and several other amusement places
! in New England will father the scheme
! Last Saturday George T.. Lothrop signes
tDulfdcNH lndb viii hll hulibA ol
more than 100000. The new opera house
! will stand on the land now occupied by II.
! NJ Arnold's stable on Broad street. IL is
within two minutes walk OF the depot.
and adjoins the Benedict House prop
erty. The contractors will begin
the work OF tearing down the old
stable at once, and the house will be ready
for business on the opening of the next
theatrical season. When completed the
theatre will have seating capacity for
I 1900 The grand lobby and vostibulo will
be jOx40 feet The opera chairs. decora-
tions aud furnishings will be Of the latest
style and pattern. the stage viii be large
enough TO accOmmo odste scenery used in
the largest opera houses IL will Lac "
feet wide and 80 feet deep and its equip
mcut complete in every detail. After
/ signing the contract Manager Iothrop
staI ted on trip through the South. lie
Will return in ABOUT six weeks.