Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-03

been called upon to respond TO eight or
ten encores. Frank Walsh introduces a
singing and dancing speciality and the
"widder" vocalizes and trips the light
fantastic herself. verV noticeable and
attractive feature is the quaint New Eng
land pillow dance in the last act, and the
"widder's" slide Tor life down the barn
yard stairs Is a most thrilling spectacle
and never fails 20 bring down the house.
The cast introduces the following OF
Lothrop's players: Charles Barriuger, as
Rober Moore; Frank Walsh, as Rubin
Puffy; Ben w. Reed, as Nathan Comstock;
Harry Wilson, as JOSIAH Dobbinsi Miss
Lillian Mortimer, as Sadie Jones, and
Alice Warren, as Polly.
Ksith's Opera House.
"a Nutmeg Match" the successful
Connecticut comedy drama, will be pre-
sented at Keith's Opera House next
week. The story depicts glowiDgly vet
naturally a certain phase OF New Eng
land life and IL rich in it's development of
character. II affords opportunity for
many excellent and realistic stage pic
lures, the most prominent being a scene
In the fourth act, where a steam pile
driver is made to lend thrilling effect to
the interest OF the plot. The company is
credited with unusual ability. Miss
Annie Buckley is now the "Cinders" of
the cast.
The Philharmonic.
Tne inaugural concert of the Philhar-
monte OF Central Falls, will be given In
Music Hall Tuesday evening Tue band
will be assisted by Mons. Henri Fancher,
violinist from the Paris Conservatory of
music where he received the highest
honors. A selected double quintette will
render selections.
Manager Ksitb's Benevolenee.
For a comprehensive plan TO aid in the
relief of the needy unemployed, Manager
B. 4. Keith h, Of the chain of theatres, has
reached the maximum. One OF his four
houses is to be given up each SUNDAY
night, until further notice, for an enter
tainment, the entire proceeds OF which
will be devoted to charity. These con-
certs Will be given in turn at the several
houses, the Providence house being
fourth, and the concert Sunday evening,
Feb. IL. Mr.. Keith's benevolence in
these entertainments will extend into
thousands OF dollars as the concerts are to
be continued indef nitely, or as long as
the financial depression continues. Many
distinguished artists have come forward
and rendered their services, and there Is
now every indication that ,he Providence
event will equal in results those already
given in New York and Boston. The
concert will embrace large variety OF In
teresting features, musical and literary.
Lothrop's Providence Opera House.
The romantic Irish drama, "Kathleen
Mavourneen," will be presented at 10th
rop's Providence Opera House next week
by Miss Katherine Rober supported by
selected company Of Lothrop's players.
Hoyt's "a MIX white Flag"
The coming of a new play from the pen
OF Charles II. Hoyt is always awaited with
interest by tho public, and his has been
the case even more noticeably with regard
to his latest production, "a Milk White
Flag" which makes its frs Boston ap-
pearance on Monday night, at the Boston
Theatre. MIR. Hoyt never devoted half so
much care and thought TO any one OF his
plays as he has TO this, with the result
that everyone who has seen II agrees that
1t is by far the best he has written.