Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera souse.

The bill at Lotbrop's Opera House next
for the first time Oliver Doud Byron's
great English melo- DIANA entitled "The
Inside Track" This play which has been
introduced by MIR. Byron in all Of the
first class theatres In the country
Is especially attractive in plot and
story; is replete with the most thrilling
and engrossing interest; abounding in
situation at once intensely exciting aud
natural. The plot involves story of
greed, love and crime in which Samuel
Slade, heartless and mercenary landlord,
gains possession OF an aged miller for he
purpose of coerclng his daughter into
marrying him and failing In this the
rascal proceeds to plot for the ruin of a
nobler and more favored rival. The pro-
gress of this unholy attempt to wreck the
life OF the high spirited hero leads through
a variety of exciting episodes to happy
deDoument; the reunion of the lovers and
the vindication of he youth who through
all of the vicissitudes attending the life
of discharged prisoner remains upright
and honest. The action of the play de-
wolves TO a considerable extent upop Tim
and Jerry Twadles, two characters that
fall to the hands of the favorite comedy
pair, Fred ana Alice Warren. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren were for several seasons as
sociated with Mr.. Byron In the produc-
tion of this play and their performance is
one that meets the every requirement of
the exacting role assigned to them. Il. p.
Sullivan will have the heroic role of Harry
Denbigh, one that fits him like a glove;
Hattie Morris will be the browbeaten
wife of Jim, a London cracksman; T.. +.
Beane has been assigned the role OF
Samus Slsoe, Miss Florence Mack Will be
the Winnie Foster, and l.. X. Burton, the
John Foster OF the cast. The drama will
be produced with all the scenic effects,
including the most realistic fire scene
ever produced on Lothrop's stage.
Keith's Opera House.
The most pretentious OF all of A. Y.
Pearson's attractions Is the "Land OF the
Midnight Sum-" by Edwin Barbour. This
play will be seen at Keith's Opera House
during next week. Domestic in story,
but romantic and picturesque in treat
ment, 1t will surpass the orthodox melo-
drama, bringing the audience face TO face
wit a country and a race OF men of whom
little is actually known, heroic and bar
barrie giants OF Iceland, the most impor-
scenery is beautiful, picturing the land OF
ice under the prismatic shades of the Au-
rora Borealis. In IL also will be seen the
sulphur mines, the volcano Skabtar. Nine
thousand yards of canYass have been used
In the construction OF the stage pictures,
painted by that eminent artist, Mr.. j. ii.
Young OF the Broadway Theatre, New
York City.
The Band Concert.
Our music loving citizens should turn
out In large numbers on Sunday evening
at the concert given at Lothrop's Opera
House 10y the Pswtucket City Band and
Orchestra under the direction OF Prof. X.
III. Fenman. Some OF the best available
talent has been secured for this occasion
ana II Is intended that this entertainment
shall be the best ever given by this organ
iZation. The price Of tickets will be
merely nominal and those who favor the
band with their presence are assured
rich musical treat.