Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-28
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Lothrop's Grand Opera House.


The cute soubrette, Miss lola Pomeroy,
comes to Lothrop's Opera House next
week, and supported by her own company
will present the beautiful American
drama, entitled, "Dad's Girl" The play
Is a perfect gold mine Of light and
pleasing comedy, and the laughing senti-
ment Is at all times predominant. "Dad's
Girl" as played by lola, is a tender, loving
little woman with emotion of a most
sunny nature overtopped by rollicklng
humor that makes her scenes most capti-
waiting. The play borders on the emotional,
and in some instances the auditor, unless
OF a cold unimpressionable nature, is liar
BILE to find his sensiblities touched to such
an extent that he is obliged to bring into
requisition his handkerchief In order to
dry the tears that we'll up to his eyes.
While watching performance of "Dad's
Girl' at Providence, one day, recently,
the writer was greatly surprised to note
that as Miss Pomeroy left the stage, after
an effecting scene, the tears were coursing
down her cheeks, and 1t Is nothing un-
usual for Morris McHugh who plays
David Hosking, the old Dad, to succumb
to his emotions.
Manager q. T.. Lothrop has plan
by which everyone attending a perfor-
nance OF Dads Girl" will be competi-
tor for the beautiful lola Pomeroy loving
| cup " hich is on exhibition at the front
entrance of the Grand Opera House. Each
patron who enters the house the week of
Oct. 80 is liable to take the cup.
"Time VIII Time"
This evening will see the last OF the
great America drama, "Time Will Tell"
at Lo:hrop's Grand Opera House. The
play has made most favorable impress
sion and the members of the company are
to he congratulated on their success both
from financial and artistic point OF view.
Next week everybody's favorite, lola
Pomeroy, and Jimmy McElroy will ap-
pear in the rollicking play entitled
| Dads Girl"
I MeikIejohn n Lomas Series.
The first concert OF the Meiklejohn Il
Lomas seventh annual concert series will
take place Monday evening at Music Hall
when delightful programme will be
rendered.
II Will consist OF quartettes entitled
"Dreams," "Old Folks at Home" and
"Good Night" by the Schubert Ladies
Quartette; song, "True Heart of Mine,"
cy Bernard Einsteine; violin solo, "Grand
Fantasia" and "Zapateado," by Franz
Wilczek; songs, "Infelice," and selected,
by Pere Delasco; violin solo, "Fantasie
Ballet" by Mamie Reuck Wilczek; duet,
Concerto" by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilczek;
piano solo, "Rhapsodie No. g." by Mamie
Eckhardt; song, "Ask What Thou Wilt"
by, Inez Parmater; duett, "Doubt Not"
by Nj iss Parmater and Mr.. Elnsteine, and
a quintette, composed especially for the
Frank Wilczek Company.
Reserved seats for this concert will be
put on sale Monday morning at 9 O'CLOCK
at the warerooms Of Meiklejohn & Lomas,
Sheldon Building.
1.-THE Span OF Life"
Next week at Keith's Opera House,
with mstinees Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, will be seen the great sensation
OF the day, William Calder's Company,
presenting Sutton Vane's thrilling real
istlc melodrama, "The Span OF Life"
The scenery for the play, all OF which Is
carried by the company, is said to be very
ella borate and realistic, especially that OF
the lighthouse on Coffin Rock, on Devon
shire coast. But the greatest novelty of
the age will be seen iurthe third act, "The
Bridge OF Human Bodies" over which the
heroine and her child escape from her
! pursuers. This act is said to be the most
daring OF any act yet attempted on the
American stage. The supporting COM
pany Is good one, and the production
Will be given complete in every detail.
Lotbro Providence Opera Hoase.
Miss Florence Hamilton, Lothrop's new
star, will give an exhibition of her talent
as a rough soubret at Lothrop's Provi-
dence Opera House next week In Mckee
Rankin's successful American melodrama
entitled "49." The play depicts in all its
fascinating features life as 1t existed on
the Western border during the historic
period when the gold fever drew adven =
turers from all over the world to the gol-
den gate .of California. Miss Hamilton
will appear In the strong soubret role OF
Carrots, q harrum- -scarrum, vivacious and
hoidenish maid OF the mountains, a girl
full of loving solicitude for all in misfor-
tune, yet a veritable powder mine when
|, aroused to a state of anger. Charles Bar
ringer will appear in the title role of "49'
a part for which he is particularly well
, adapted and Lothrop's patrons may con-
!. fidently expect some very fine acting from
this gentleman. In the first. act Miss
Hamilton will exhibit to the ladies q
magnificent costume from Worth.