The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-20
NEXT WEEKS ADJUSTMENTS.

IroVluence OpcTd mousse uexJ MONDAY
aud Tuesday evening by the Stetson
company In which arc such we'll known
nc ors AS Robert hlliarl, Julius Steger,
Charles Dicks ~. Charles NJ. Collins.
john Flood, J. Is. Atwell, y. swaziland.
Miss Carrie Turner. Miss Rose Eytinge
and Mrs. Sol Smith.
LED Astray" Is an interesting play.
The subjecs is delicately aud gracefully
handled, and is worth the seeing, spec
tally when interpreted by such an excel
lent company of players as Manager
Stetson has eug aged for its production.
Every individual In the cast seems to
have been selected win especial refer
ence to the work, and the result Is a
remarkably clever presentation OF the old
comedy. IL will be a pleasure 10 well
come back Miss Carrie Turner, who gives
to the character Of the sentimental wite
an artistic, graceful touch characteristic
OF her other work. The Crust OF 81
C ETY." will be given on Wednesday after
noon aud evening.
II. y. Keith's Opera House
For the entire we X. comm sncing on
Monday night, Il. +. Keith's Opera house
will lave as it's attraction the young and
successful heroic actor, Edwin Ar len, In
Eagles Nest" the play which first won
for him a position in the s eilar field.
II win Arieu Is still young In years, but
with an extended experience in tag
business. He has al excellent stag pres
ence aud iDfuses into his characters "a
life and vim that make them stand out.
Or the play. "E ,gle's Nest" much that
IS good has be m y ritten; IL Is OF the sehsa-
tional class, out legiJimA tely SO; that is,
its sensational features are not built up
at the expense OF sequence la plot and
story, but the many turitipg scenes and
exciting climaxes come ABOUT la the
natural xvnsHrnr Anf of fha nlnf Tha
story Of Eagles Nest" is full OF interest,
and It's several acts are laid in most pic ,ur-
esque locations, aud the several ST. ouR
pictures are embeliished with appropri-
ate scenery aud effects. Mr.. Arden mas
very wisely chosen to surround hinsslt
for its presentation with a company
far superior TO any OF those engaged ia
the field OF sensational plays. AMI he
presents a. t , . OF the members VI his
company Frank Losee, VINO is without
uoubt tue best charac Ver heavy mar Oh
t q America staLe. and Miss Marion
Gilmore. one Of the most versatile come
ulenn.s.
Lothrop's Providence Museum.
Mss lola Pomeroy. L1throp's star
soubrette, appears at Lothrop's Provi-
dence museum next week ia her funny
comedy drama, Pert, the Girl Detec-
tive" Miss Pomeroy mas 1T all her own
way, inas III u she is in every scene
anu has an opportunity OF introducing
her original sp.ciaitles. she uas entirely
recovered ntr voice, affected by a recent
illness, INT will be cen upon this occa-
son at her very best. The play Pert.
tue Girl Detective" in which Miss POM
eroy ssumes the title role, abounds In
tue most thrilling situations. 1t treats
OF life IN the Italian guar ers of NeA
YORK, and the padrone system AS prac-
read lnara ia fnllU aXnnSAl nu QsAnAs
and incidents ia tne ine OF little Peri,
who is rescued from the den of her per-
secutor by u brave lad, Dies Bruce (Cam.
eron Clemens), VINO with he. as his
trusty companion su ;ceeds liza Jnwarting
the pans OF "a gang OF unprincipled
lhleyes aud villains anu placing them
in the hands ot the officers OF
the law. Dick, who is a perfect speci-
en- OF the fly Ne" York boy Is ma eri-
ally helped Ia his work by "a cute negro,
Adolphus Lvermore DANES McElroy).
Norris McHugh, the young Character
actor, viii, be the Italian. Angelo; George
Ricketts, viii impersonate the tramp.
Tom Bromley; the charming Martha
conway will be the heroine, Mabel Os-
borne, and Miss Mamie DE Haven Will
play the very fun y Irish woman, Jane
Moo allan O'ReIlly. There are several
grea. scenes IN Pert" including Que on
the Ions per, where "a telegraph message
is Intercepted by the ug Of the wire
by a bullet no IA the little heroiue's re
volver. On Monday the summer season
VIII be inaugurated wnel two shows u
day Will be Lne rule. doors opening aJ
l:45 n 7:l5 O'Clock, and the perform
ancss ~comlnenciIg at 2:45 and 7;45
o'clock.
The Westminster Theatcr.
Miss AgLes Evans, the ~well-known
%travesty s.ar, under tie manaSem m OF
Ed 4. Saader. will be the attraction at
the Westmius err theater nex6 week, COM
mencing Monday matinee. THIS is a new
snow thr ougnout, none OF the principals