Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-24
AMUSEM M ENTS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera lIouse.


"Time VIII Tell" stirring comedy
drama in four acts, was presented at
Lothrop's Grand Opera House last even
ing by the only Jay Hunt, assisted 10y the
charming soubr,tte, Miss Laura Deane
and an unusually strong and appropriate
cast. The scenic effects are something
wonderful and are all new and finely ar
ranged. The great pile driving scene Of
Pier s, East river, i'm the third act, is
one that tests the nerves OF any
timid person I'm the audience.
George Simmons 81. Francis Kirke) at
tempts to murder Nellie Beck Miss
Lillian Mortimer) by chloroforming her
and then placing her inanimate form
under the heavy weight OF the pile driver
and starts the engine. The weight as
cends slowly, and while the audience is
breat athless with suspense Jay, as Gilbert
Straight, RECEIVERS consciousness and drags
the girl away as the weight decends with
"A crash. Miss Deaue has variety OF
roles, coming out first as Bobby Beck t hen
az Sing Lee, Celestial "washee" man,
and again as Washington Johnson, "a
colored gemmen." fhe parts are difficult
but NJ ISIS Deane portrays all OF them in
an excellent manner. The makeup
OF Ed. II. Burton, rs Josh Green, a
hayseed from Greeneville, y. V, is one OF
the best Of the kind ever seen in this city
and his role was perfect. The quaint say
Ings that were constantly issuing from
his lips that were alw lys puckered up in
"A grin kept the audience IN good humor.
Little Charlotte appears as VIII Daily, a
w. U. telegraph messenger, and is as cute
as can De. The other members OF the
company are A. II. Field, J. II. Hallings-
head, w. Farnum, y. l.. Gaylord, Frank
Martin, Misses Florence Mack, Lea
Michael and Addie Snow.
Music Hail.
Most OF the members OF "The Golden
Wedding" Co., which VIII be at Music
Hall Thursday evening, have been seen
here before with other iirv class produc-
tions, among them George kortescue, who
has not been here since the days OF
"Evangeline'; Robert Evans, for five
successive seasons with Little Puck; f;
Chas. A. Burke, the "Snsggs" In "A
Bunch OF Keys; Florence Dunbar, late OF
"Ship Ahoyl"; Grace Vaughan OF "Grimes
| Cellar Door" Co., and the celebrated Clip.
per Quartette, for many years featur,
with DiXey's companies. The only new
conner will be Miss Elsie Adair, New
York's latest dancer, who has just CLOSED
a season OF twelve weeks at the Madison
Square Roof Garden.
Keith's opcra House.
II has been long time since tn,
patrons OF this house have enjoyed NOR,
| interesting drama than "a Flag ol
Truce" which will be given all this week
| The scenes OF the play are laid In this
State which make II all the more inter
esting. The principal characters are well
taken by William iIaworth, Adolph
Lestine and John Wood. The quarry scene
| Is one OF the most realistic ever seen IN
Providence.
| Providence Opera House.
The Boston Grand Opera House Com
pany began a weeks engagement at this
house last night, IN "Rosodale," n play
written by the famous author, LesIei
Wallack, when he was In the height OF
his wonderful popularity. No drama OF
American authorship has ever held for ~
long "A time the attention OF the theatre
going public, and with the present com.
pany, embracing many OF the most ac
complished members OF the profession
the play will catch the popular fancy, anC
make the week delightful ana successful