Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-02
AMUSEM ENTS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera aouse.

so'h'pp VptFa fouht.
A very attractive nautical drama, "The
Light On the Point" play that in many
respects will remind you OF j. A. Hearns'
"Shore Acres" is TO be given at Lothrop's
Opera House all next week. The drama
has a story that will interest q majority
of theatregoers in this section from the
fact that 1t deals with incidents in the
lives OF the Inhabitants OF the ISLANDS OF
Nantucket. Its prominent scenic effects
are of nature seen along tue Atlantic
coast and they are very pretty. The COM
pany appearing is the f.. p. Sullivan stock
with that clever young actor in the lead
ing role OF Jack Mitchell, the Nantu ,ket
fishermen, part that he plays very con-
slstently. His leading support will be the
charming Martha Conway, who has the
strong character role ot Mabel Washburn
and the viyacIous Viola Bancroft in the
sweet ingenue role OF Nellie Clayton. The
comedian, Jsre Grady, and the soubret,
frankie Carpenter, Will appear as Bob
dcGuir mis- and lilly Washourn and
during che ection OF tue play WI present
so 'eral taking speciates; j. l.. Byrnes
WI have the character role OF Deacon
hardacre; Fred l.. Besra, the flushed
actor, mas ne finished heavy roe OF Fred
Forbe7. An added attraction viii be the
phenomenal child artist, Little Allie
Fisher, who will sing several catchy
songs including Daddy Won't Buy me
Bow Wow" "Georgie," "rhe Bowery,"
with cat accompaniment.
Keiih's Opera House.
"The Old kentucky" the new Amieri-
can play, which Is TO De see for the first
time In Providence on Monday evening
Is described as a VIVID ana graphic story
OF Kentucky life, full Of stirring scenes
aud dramatic Incidents, and mounted
iavi-hly, yet with true regard for the
real merit Of the authors work. The
race track scene Is said to be a marvel of
the scene painters hanuiwork and Is the
most preteBtious representation of the
kind yet attempted. Other scenes of
great beauty are promised, all OF which
were specially gotten up for this produc-
ton, which, 1t may be added, 10 generally
admitted to be enc of the most expensive
on the road. The cast Is an exceedingly
strong one, embracing such names as
Edwin Holland, Charles +. Parsloe,
Charles Bradshaw, Laura Burt aad other
well known professionals.
Lothrop's Providence Opera House.
Arizona Joe's sensational Western bor-
der drama entitled "Black Hawk" is to
| constitute the attrac ion at Lothrop's
Providence Opera House next week. The
| cast Will include al. ,hv l., .IiU-s e! 10th
rop's stock company headed by the come
dian, Jay Hunt, who will appear in the
Intensely funny role OF Nike O'Harl.
The leading part, that of Arizona Joe,
will fall to the hands OF j. Francis Kirke,
who Is an able exponent of this class OF
characters. T.. II Barton will be seen to
special advantage Isaac Levy and the
favorite, John Ph lips, puts in an ap.
pearance for the II 'st tine ,his season in
tho screamingly funny bart - BOO Sey-
mour, black scamp. Iiss Lama Deane
has the role OF Rachael Levy and in the
saloon scene will appear IN one OF her
catchy specialties. Other mcno rs OF the
cast are A. Ii. Field as Harry Ashton,
Miss Lillian Mortimer as Flora Ashton,
Little Charlotte as Roxy, and Miss Flor
ence Mack us Myrtle Post.