The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-25
AT THE THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

of his own comic opera company;
which numbers sixty-two people. VIII
present his latest comic opera success;
" Jupiter" This opera has been one y.
the greatest hits OF the present season
wherever it has been presented. and IL
will be surprising IL the patrons OF tne
the ttre here do not accord both star anu
opera "A most cordial welcome. Jupiter
was originally presented at Paln ner :
Theatre, New York, last summer. where
it received the unqualified support 1i
both press and pubic. The opera VIII
be presented here by tine original New
York cast. ana will be put upon tpo
stage in "a manner identical with the
New York production. The scenery ana
the costumes are all new and are, IL Is
said, especially magnificent. The enc
ru-es are large, strong an well tralueu'
ana during the engagement o. Tue coui-
pany in this city the opera VIII DC con
Quoted by the composer in person ihis
engagement of the Digby Bell Comlc
Opera company will be one of the nlosI
important or this seasons theatricai
entert aiuments.
KRITH's OPERA HOUSE
In the line of farce comedy Hos ana
Hoss," which IS TO De again prese teu NJ
keith's Opera House for the week com
lnencing Monday night, goes hahI III
hand with the we'll known ana pest
written for public appreciation IL Is
irresstibly funny, and, unlike many
I rces, Is free from WI garity, anu lno
simple annD DuneemenJ OF the re-appeat
ance OF Willie Collier and his un xcelied
company Is a guarantee Of "A most success
lul engagement 1t Is "A fdrcidl enter
tainaent of high class, aud received au
| enthusiastic reception on It's previous
| production here uproarious laugh CT
was the rule at eacn pertormanc anu
both play aud players were
il.4ri
many additions nave been n'ade
| in the company, features, novelties anu
| speCialties, a I'd an entertainment VIII oe
| given which teens with freshness anu
| riginality by one OF the most artistic
| organi zations ever presented In farce
| comedy, which now includes Mark 5 'lii-
van, last here with Natural Gas Clh-
pany; Arthur Moulton, formerly OIL Tue
| Little Puck Company; j. Is uentry,
| character comedian; lgnatius MarIl~e u,
character comedian and danceri Dah
Baker III. n. Hecker,, Davi Andrada,
c. J.. Clark, Joseph Mcguire, Louise
Allen, famous for the Kangaroo dance !
| Adele Harrington, who has great con-
tralto volc.; He ena Collier, clever SOU
brette aud dancer; Marie Celeste. new
member of the compa ny, an excellehe
soprano singer; Helen X inner ana others.
Willie Collier and Mark Sullivan, VINO
play the characters of HosS ana hoss,
are the two brightest comeda IS lp farce
comely; both are originators ana IN their
peculiar style Of comedy have no equals
LoTHRoP's PROVIDENCE MUSEUM.
The charming play "Little Hurricane"
to be presented at LothroDs Provmence
Museum, next week was written specially
| to please the ladies and children ana mas
its pathetic and comedy scenes all oil the
elements that have made ths PLAYS In
Iotta's repertoire so popular. he story
deals with the life of u young girl OF good
| parenta Ie who is lost TO her relatives ior
number of years and grows up verlta,
able child of the street She Is endowed
with ready tongue and she uses IL al
ways to the utter disco hSure OF those
who engage her in "a war o. words. MISS
lola Pomeroy, who appears IN the titi'
role, is as captivating and precocious !,
little lady as can well be mag heu
she is child as far as ap
pearance goes and the character make
her warm hearted, tempestuous ano
AS full of pranks rs misc nleVou
} child generally is. Her every momen
, | on the stage is utilizel IN some manner
and she is the life of the pefo rmance
She dances aud sings, plays the banJ'
| and i'm the closing scenes OF the plaJ
where she app ears in rich costumes, SUE
il n perfect dream of happy childhood
The support will include Miss Jeannett'
Howell, a new leading lady OF splendi'
appearance aud fine talent, who Will ap
pear as Blanche Blakeiey. james Nc
: r,lrov, the comedian. Is cast for the de
ci, ediy funny Yankee lawyer, Ralpi
3 Lang: and Miss Julia Porter will be tn
: varrulous old maid, Clarida Ame'
James Hall has splendid Juvenile pal
ia Robert Williams.
4 WESTMINSTER THEATRE.
i, The sensational French Folly Con
AZ IL. md Da
, pard's Vaudeville and Burlesqde organ
, iyation. will be at the Ne'tmin st'
Theatre next week. This musical farce
3 " Saratoga Swells," will lead the pre-
: gram. In the olio will be seen Williai
i O'BrIen, the clever instru nentalis
Topack aud Steele, the great rough an
: tumble black fac. comedians; Ma
Adams. vocalist; LIZZIE Is Raymond
y Irish character songstress; Sam Bernar
$ the whimsicaly humorous singer al
story-teller, and the four Euslisl bun
ta-ra-bum" dancers. Elsht Bells,
burlesque of more tnan ordinary prete
sions. will conclude the perfor name
In n iditiou to the auove the celebrate
= French ath etes, La Mothe and Maynai
10 will appear.
:. IorHRoP's PAwTUCKET OPERA HOUSE.
W The coming attraction at Lothrop
Grand Opera House. Pawtucket, Is OIL
n |
," being that successful comedy dram
"Humbut," made famous by RolaI
.. Reed Oh this occasion 1t will be pr
~ sented by the members of Lotnrot
TO stock company with frankie Bell al
VI Law Hunt in the principal parts. Il
ie play is one of the funniest ever write
ess and the auditor is kept In consta
'o roar of laughter fro II the opening see
to the closing and so frequently are t
ed several characters mixeI up that 1T
nard TO tell who's who aud which's whie
NOTES
eli Realism in melodrama, and OF the me
ne tnrilIinv description. Will be introduc
y ITO the play ot the span OF Life"
he acIei at Keith's Opera House
.A March &. A bridge of human beings
{" an eifecC new to the stage. yet this Is
tually represented in the span OF Life
ar The attraction at the Providence OPP
az House for the last half OF next week
Thomas W. Keene In shakespear
he drama.
y Julia Marlowe will add Elaine"
her repertory next season.
IL nf ha