Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-07
Lothrop's Grand Opera -ouse.

The great English melodrama from the
"Alone in London" Will hold the stage
at this theatre during the coming week.
The play has been made famous i'm every
large city I'm the United States by Hiss
Cora Tanner who starred in it contin-
uously for seven seasons To an exception
ally large patronage. Every role OF
"Alone In London" is OF the character
order, and as the play deals exclusively
with scenes and incidents in old England,
1t Is decidedly novel To an American
auiience. The scenic effects are preten-
tious and the great sluice scene where the
heroine OF the play n cast into the seeth-
ing waters by the william is very thrilling
and realistic. The cast is strong one.
Miss Florence Hamilton, the beautiful
young California actress, will have the
great role Of Nan, the flower girl, a part
that requires most careful and intelligent
handling. Charles Barringor will be the
hero OF the play, John Blddecomb, and
the comedy will be well taken care OF by
Fred and Alice Warren, who introduce
several screaming specialties In the char
acters OF Charley johnson, the hanky-
panky man, and Liz Jenkinson, the
Tough girl; Ben Reed, who impersonates
the saDctimonious william, Papa Jenkin-
| son and Martha Conway, who has an OPP
portunity OF showing comedy streak as
Biddy, the Irish apple woman.
Music Hall.
Our Country Cousin" is the title OF the
| new play In which Frank Jones, the
| original "Si Perkins," will be seen this
| season. II is saio to tell pleasing story.
| A we'll defined plot of great dramatic
strength affords opportunities for novel
| and sensational scenic effects. A railroad
Ia introduced different from anything
ever before attempted on the American
stage. Charles II. Fleming is the author
of this new addition to the stage literature
OF the country.
| Keith's Opera House.
This favorite theatre will present an
other strong attraction the ensuing week
which will be "Under the City Lamps"
written by Leander Richardson, the we'll
known editor and critic. The play is said
| to be the most clever melo drama pre-
sented in years, being entirely new, origi-
nal and reslisti, and vividly depicting life
In New York city, which Will be presented
| with tons of beautiful and lngenius seen
cry, intricate mechanical effects and an
excellent company OF fifty people, and
prominent among them is Harry Main
hall, who met with public favor here last
season while playing in the Ensign"
also Miss Anna Winter, for the past two
seasons leading lady with Chas. Han
ford and Mr.. Heniy, the tragedian. Every
scene depicted lisa positive reproduction
OF interesting and famous places In New
| York, including the Casino Roof Garden,
brilliantly illuminated; the Little Church
Around the Corner; the Five Points tene-
ment house; the Fulton Ferry slip, and
the New York Safety Deposit Vaults and
others. incidentally a number OF novel
| features and refined specialties will be in
| troduced. The play has been well re-
ceived and most favorably recognized by
the press generally.
| Las, Night for THE Upper Hand"
Tonight will afford the last opportunity
to see "The Upper Hand" at Lothrop's
| Grand Opera House and those who fail to
witness the drama will miss n rare treat.
| It Is one OF the best In Lothrop's circuit.