The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-07
Ramsay Norris at the Providence
for Three Nights,
FOLLOWED BY CLARA NORRIS.
"Under the City Lamps" VIII be the At
traction Mt Ksith's Opera House.
New BILLS to re Presented ut 10th
rop's aud the wsstnAinstsr.

a Ouuouai iutcICbt - oeIux tud ftiSS' o's
In the engagement OF Ramsay Morris
Comedy company at the Providence
Opera house the first half OF next week.
This magnificent org. nization which
made such IN excelleut impression In
Joseph" here last season 10 one OF
the few high class comedy orRaniza-
tions now on the road aud shoulu
receive the hearty endorsement Of all
theatre-goers who appreciate clever per-
formance when enacted by a bind OF
ar lists: for such Ia Mr.. Morris' organiza-
ton. Includei IA the cast are sue well
known and recogniz players ~ George
Giddens. j. ". Pigott. Jameson Lee Fin
ney, Har yGwynette, Chas. WynRete 9. Percy
Jackson. Edgar Marvin, Elsie de Wolfe,
Mrs. Julia B u'one. Misses Elliott, Page.
FL zaLeth Garrison and Katherine Drew.
and on Monday and Tuesday evenings
that laughing success. "Josep3," VIII
again be presented. and at the Wedues-
day matinee aud evening n double bill
consisting OF a curtain raiser TITLED
MRS. Pendleton's Fonr-in-H Hand" aud a
three act comedy. "The Jud ;e," by Ar
thur Law OF London.
A very fine attraction Is ffered by the
management OF tbe Provid nee Opera
house III, latter half Of next We x.
Clara Morris will be the attraction, ap-
pearing Thursday, Friday. Saturday
nights and Saturday matinee ia the fol-
loving powerful repcrtoire: Thursday
night Camille, Fri lay night Sird us
Odette, Saturday matinee Claire aud Sat
urday night Renee. Two Of these plays. CT
mile aud Renee. have beel secn here and
require no eommeat. Oletta. Sardou's
great argument for maternal love will be
neen for the fret time, and Claire, an
ori- inal adaptation from the German. will
! lso receive its first production here.
Miss Morris Is In superb health and has q
remarkably fue company surrounding
her. The engagement at should prove y verJ
attractive one, for Clara Morris Is today
the most import. nj feminine figure ia
Amer lean drama.
Keith's Opera House.
Keith's O,e hous. c)mmsnclng Mon :
d,y evening Nill he brilliantly illumina-
{ d with "Uader the City L.mp.." the
latess and greatest melo lrama Of the
age. The play will he produc d with
tons Of new and beautiful sc mic effects.
and company OF rare dramatic ability,
numbering In all over fifiy people
1t is a fact worthy OF rec ,rd that the
public at large is remarkably familiar
with he men w..o cater TO them In the
matte; Of nmusenenis. to.h asa:tors and
playwrlghts. L,ander r charIsor. who
wrote the new drama Under the City
Lamps" has been consriruous critic OF
p ays and players during the past 20 years.
For the greater part OF Is years he has
been The editor Of a New York drama ic
paper. and during and before that time
he has occupied the best OF journalistic
positions. Not only In the field of news
raper writing is Mr.. Rich ,rdson ceie.
brated. lie Is also the author OF several
famous successe' in stage literature
otable among wlich may be mentioned
Maj Goodwin's "The Nominee" AMI the
ndap q ion made famous by Madam Janish
ye RS ago called "Anse MAJ His v rs ions
at "Olvstie." "King's Fool" Heart aud
HanI" aud other successful co nic operas
were more generally used than any
or the o hers; ald his novel, Lord Dun
mersey" a nj "As Ye SJw," 80 " ell as his
very celebrated narrative of life ia L. m
con, The Dark City," have given him
wide celebrity. In his latest work,
Under the City Ltmps,n Mr.. Richard
son has evolved n story which in said to
be intensely int ,rossiig All of the
scenes are laid In New York city, and
they have been reproduced for the play
with reat fidelity by john Young Of he
Broldw.. y theater. New York.
Lothrop's opera House.
"Time Will Tell" drama irving one
very cood iGea OF the darS side OF a
great city, is to be the p AZ at L,thr p's
Prov d ,ncc Opera house n.xS week. IL is
of the intensely sensa. .ional order; 1t has
murder, fire scene. dep rate hand-to-
hand encounter on the banks Of the river,
aud the villain thrown into the ru shing
waters to drown and wharf scene In
which piledriver is seen ia full opera
tion. "rime VIII Tell". will make You
think or Lotta's Little Detective. The
J, adi K suubret role, which falls to Miss
Laura Deaue, the p pular favorite re-
quirss her to play "A ale chara ter.
In her pursuits of the murderers Of her
father. Adam Beck, III, assumes variou
DISCUS s. Sh first appears as col e &c
boy, then n Sing l. Q, ~ Chinese iau idry-
man, aud later ms Washington johnson, a
negro bell boy. / her various dlsgulses
she intro lucrs taking siuging and d me
ing specialties. Lillian Mortimer. the
!, aiding lady. will bs the heroine. Nellie
Beck. and A die Suoy will be the Flora
Golding, Bobby's sweetheart.
Westminstcr Thcatcr.
The attraction n ,xt week at the West
mii ster theater will he the Rose Hill
T. iRlish Folly 60 plpy under the man
agement OF Rice & Barton. The cast IN
very strong, iLc uding Julia Kelly, the
only lady \ ne soloist In the
world; Morton an Il E,khotf: the Wash.
burn sisters, l. lily aud Blanche; William
DAILY and Jnm,s Lee, tho original Irish
warblers; Il j. Holland. the worlis
great est aerialist. Tie pl,y for he week
is ''Tae Faklr's Daughter, or the Worlds
fair Hotel" This Is .ost lau .hablo
re-. Tho antics Of Brannig an. the porter,
Fanny $ kes and Ethel Dove, college
girls, Ryel eek Spanish, ~ gent eman
from The rural distric =, Thirsty Charlie
and Walker Railroad, ituerant gentle
men OF leisure, are extremely diverting.
Excellent c istumes, scenery anu song,
will he presented. The funniest play Of
the SEASON.