Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera Rouse.

The popular favorite, Miss Katherine
Rober, supported by Lothrop's reorgan-
lied stock company, will appear at this
theatre next week in the romantic Irish
drama "Kathleen Mavourneen," which
was first introduced in this country by
MIR. and Mrs. W. J. Florence. The title
role Is one especially adapted to the
talents of this clever little actress. In
the 'rollicking kitchen scene In the first
act she will be seen to great advantage.
She Is the possessor OF trim, neat figure;
Is always at work when upon the stage,
and Is blessed with an Irish brogue that
Is simply perfection. In the more emo
tionsl scenes she arises To the dignity of "A
cruelty wronged vile. Her costumes are
patterns OF neatness and taste and her
performance as whole is intelligent,
bright and vivacious. Her support in
cludes the following very clever actors:
Cameron Clemens, as Torrance O'Moore;
Leonard Rowe, as Bernard Kavanagh;
James McElroy, as Billy Buttoncap, with
songs; Morris McHugh, as Meg Mors-
lough; Miss May Prindle, as Kitty
O'Leary, and Miss Helen Mari, as Lady
Kavanagh. A feature OF the production
will be the shillalY dance in the closing
act.
Keith's Opera House.
Primrose Il West, the minstrel mon
archs OF this country, Will present at
Keith's Opera House next week a new
spectacular comedy called "MOnte Carlo"
Introducing Americas Justly celebrated
exponent of the rollicking fun Of min
strelsy, George Wilson, and the famous
German brothers. Everything will be
perfection Incompatible and a large com
pany OF artists Will delight the ear with
tuneful melodies, and surprise the senses
with marvellous specialties. From start
TO finish "Mopte Carlo" bids fair to be-
come one OF the funniest pieces OF the
season and is said to be rollicking jolly
farce In two acts with bright music,
pretty costumes, lots OF handsome women
and its complications, its incidents and
its situations are said TO be funny at all
times.
Seymour, the MInd Reader.
without doubt Andrew j. Seymour, the
mind reader and spiritualistic medium,
who will give his novel and mystifying
entertainment at Lothrop's Opera House
on Sunday evening" IS as clever as any de-
iineator OF his peculiar science now be-
fore the public. Mr.. Seymour accom-
plishes the most astonishing ieats OF mind
reading and spiritualistic tests In man.
ner that gives evidence OF q thorough
knowledge OF the ocult science. He does
not bring into requisition "A lot of phara-
phernalia; he isn't fakir, and his work
is done in the broad glare OF the foot
lights. His mysterious power has set the
scientific world to thinking. MIR. Sey-
mour's return TO this city is at the re-
quest OF several prominent citizens and
the entertainment to be given will
be fully equal To the one presented during
his recent visit to Music Hall.
Lothrop's Providence Opera House.
Miss Edith Mai, who made such a hit
on Lothrop's circuit in the great spectac-
ulsr drama, "The World" comes to 10th
rop's Providence Opera House again next
week as a star IN j. Il. Little's new drama,
entitled, "Young Sl2uth, the Boston De-
tective." Miss Mai, during the action
OF the play, impersonates six distinctly
different characters.