The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-28
NEXT WEEKS ATTRACTIONS.
PRovIDENcE OPERA HOUSE.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.
The comedy drama, "The Still Alarm"
Always receives "A warm greeting IN this
Guy. Inc Interesting play, with its
pae.,y rove story, genuine fire engine.
n'nusome horses aud realistic features.
opens "a weeks engagement Monday even
Ing AT the Providence Opera House. In
.1hyuhction with the comedy there Is
h,ttle Tuesday" "a wonderfully clever
.hilu actress. TO whose remarkable abili-
tleS the newspapers have devoted many
columns. Little Tues lay will appear Mon
uay, Ihursday and Friday evenings an d
at the matinees.
b.. +. KEITH's OPERA HOUSE.
pine coming OF the come ian John c..
nc, VINO Is announced 10 appear at
helous Up ra Htuse. Monday evening,
suoutu arouse the interest of all theatre
goers' Mr.. Rice is an actor of rare merit.
u ring the many years that he was
oonnecteu with George Monroe. he be-
S.me q great favorlte in almost every
oiIy In America. "A Knotty Affair"
unIiNe most SO cllled farcss of the day,
CONTAINS u particularly funny and inter
osVius story, n is rrplete with ludlc-
RUS situations throu ghout. IL also has
nulhoer OF good musical numbers aud
otislnal speclalties. The first act OF The
f'C0e presents n picture OF Knots gar
IIU", hhott being the charac or depicted
~ Nj. f.dce. Tne second act presents "A
iac slmlIe OF the interior of tie fiat or
"PartLhent house in New York, AID is
6ali'a sunset Flats" The third aco
n"s Two scenes, the first being the ante
room OF the Metropolitan Opera House
"uu IHe second, The Graud kirmess."
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.
The City Sports Comedy and Speciality
COMPANY begin a weeks engagement at
the estminster Theatre Monday, mat
NEE an. 3Oth. The show opens with
INC "~orklngnen's Jubilee" in which
the COMPANY tAke part, selections being
rendered during the Jubilee" Follow
ing thls comes FlatoT in "A series of most
"ouuerIuL frats OF strength aud aero
Dates; The Sheridans, Phi aud Crissie,
Ia Johhston's Wedding" AMI a bur
Iesque circus; beautiful young ladies in
a grand Knee row ballet, with the LIE
Ardo sisters in statue acts, representing
many historical characters, iAcludinR
bartholdIs Statue OF Liberty, Henry T..
Dlxey as Adonis, and Others. Then
comes Mile. Zitella, "a charming charac-
Ter comedian, anu Matt Flynn, in an
amusing dialogue interlude; Thompson
and Duclos. In songs, banjo duets and
parodles. The entertainmen, closes with
u l~aughaole burlesqne nu the great spec
tacuIar production. The Merry Bucca-
neers; or, Love and Duty" in which ali
a. SOuhpauy axe part.
LoTHRoP's PRovIDENcE MUSEUM.
The new departure. a continuous sho "
from l Till lO:3O Il. M, will be- made to-
morrow at the Providence Museum. The
urama selected Tor the inaugural will be
Tue frontier play entitled "A Checkered
Llfe," with Miss Edith Crolius in :he
star role OF Reckless Nell. who is "A pro-
OF Miss Smith III Annie Pixley's
LEeaU DIlH. The mart of iAll Ailiup.s
the Diamond Sheriff. will serve 10 intro
duce TO the Providence audience the new
man, w. a. flanagan. The
Is a man Of many DISCUSSES and
Careful handling Miss Minnie
De Haven appears as the indian maiden.
" %inoetta, n Messrs. McElroy ana
Hall have two excruciatingly funny roles,
Mlke O'Brien and Deacon Hezeklau
Brown. During the action Of the play
wonderful shooting and IA terrific
)owle knife encounter takes place be-
.ween W full-Dlooded Sioux braves.
speciality entertainment will be long
ma strong, including several lights of
he profession, prominent among whom
nay be mentioned Tom aud Kitty Nor
'lssey n Myles Morris in Panorama
Ire and," replete with songs, dances
and iudicrous spec c. es; Mackie
Walker in musical selections; Nylie
nj Sanford, Irish sketch artists; Miss
:. II. Perkins and Will White. vocaiists:
nj Die Sands, the veteran dancer, in
lis specialties.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE,-PAw-
TUCKET.
Lothrop's stock company, headed by
ay Hunt and Miss frankie Bell. will
the attraction at Lothrop's Grand
House, Pawtucket, the coming
week, when Roland Reeds famous
omedy drama, Cheek" will be the
lay offered. Brimming over with fun.
he piece YET points IA good moral, ana
worthy lessons are to be drawn
Strong in all the essentials
hat make "A comedy popular, Cheek"
ill undoub. edly prove IA drawi e card.
Hunt will appear as Dick Smythe.
iiss frankie Bell AS Mrs. Abel Rackett
he vivacious widow, and the charmlnp
ew soubrette, Miss Laura Deane, will
ppear as Nell.
"A Il xas Steer" will be seen here at
ne Providence Opera House with the
riginal company, headed by Tim Murs
by. FeD. q, IS.
Annie Lewis, who has made n reputa-
on in the western cities as "A successor
Lolita and Minnie Palmer, will appear
Keith's Opera House on Moday, Feb.
in "A Nutmeg Match"
BRAKEMAN BADLY HURT