The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-13
AT THE THEATERS.

DanI sully VIII Eemain Another Week
at keith's Gaiety Opera House.
For the first time this season an en-
gagement of two weeks is being played
in Providence. On Monday evening the
popular comedian. Daniel Sully. will en-
ter upon his second week at Keith's
Opera house, when he will bring forward
for the first time on any stage, n new and
Lang SyDe." Mr.. Sully and Dan Mason
are the joint authors and several months
have been spent in Its construclio ion, t Q
last month being devoted t, almost dsiy
reh, 1t il a domestic c,medy
drama. with u serious. well-defined plot,
ike all OF Mr.. suIly's productions; There
ning through the several acts, which re-
lieves the more pathetic scenes Of the
sombernt IS hich IL might otherwise
have. AS "A matter OF course the authors
lave shaped their work TO the peculiar
talents OF Mr.. Sully and Mr.. Mao,
who both have strong parts In the
comedy. AUD Lang Syne'' will be
acted tour times, closing with Welnes-
day nights performa zee. Com melcing
at the matinee on Thursday. n SON
tinuiLg through the week. the old favor.
lite. The Millionaire" will be played
with the same excellent cast That mas
render ID it throughout the country the
entire season.
Lothrop's Providence Museum.
"O'Day. the Alderman" a decidedly
lively comedy drama. will be produced
at Lothrop's Providence Mus cum, with a
great cast, next week. Tue comedy in
the play Is derived from A series Of ludic-
rous happenings. The audie ics Will be
convulsed with laughter one moment at
s0lna fnnnV aItnafInn aud thu nayf HIlah
with admiration by "A sp.rited speech or
thrilling dramatic climax. Most of the
fun with which the play abouids Is de-
rived frvm the idio,yncrasies oi AN illit-
crate Irisnsnan, Timothy O'Dty, who by
his wealth has succeeded IL getting a
sinch on a seat in the New York board
Of aldermen. His position ad MICS him
to the ranks Of the 400. lie marries
above his station, ecomes excessively
Jealous Of his Wife. AMI his experience
VITA a divorce lawyer, who Is always
ready to prove that marriags is a distinct
failure, is excruciati ngly iunny. Charles
Barringer will have the role of Alderman
O'Day Miss Kate q .assfori will appear
AS Mrs. WaveriDg (; the charming Miss
May Prlndle mas "A role exactly fitted TO
her as Mrs O'Day. The play calls for
splendid costuming among the lad es,
aud this matter wall be fully attended TO.
A fine list Of specialties will also be
offered.
The Westminster Theater.
The Rose Hill company. under the
management of those exceptionally clever
comedians. Rice and Barton. will begin a
weeks engage nent at the Westminster
theater nexJ Monday. Rice aad Barton
have always had a good sho v, but their
company this seasonsis by far the best
ever travelling under their MANAGEMENT,
aud the peri Jrmauces given ia may re-
spects surpass anything seel this season.
The specialties are ali good, some re-
markably so, while the burles one, by
CON- par IS IN win others receatiy wit
ness. d. is the best aid brigh.,s. of the
re Ison. The costumes are all new, pic
turesque In design and OF such costly
materldi, that few travelling sno vs. can
boast of anything at all approaching
them.
Lothrop's Pawtucket Opera House.
For this week at 10th rop's Grand
Opera house, P~awtucket. the manage.
nent as the dramatic attrac-
ton the S erling southern play entitled
The Os,oroon" with Miss Stella Chase
Ainswortn in tue rols o. Zoe, the Ccto-
ron girl. The other of the
cast will be happy in the parts assigned
them and a consistent AMI finished per-
formance is assure |. III large stage
allows of extra fine stage settings and
everything calculated To enhance the
enjoyment OF the production has been
done by the management. Oae pl asing
feature OF the drama will be the singing
Of the Excelsior quartet during the action
of the drama.