The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-06

installed in their proper positions, Mercy
renounces everything and returns to the
refuge.
actress, Ethel Tucker, will impersonate
Mercy Merrick, and the other strong parts
in the play will be In the hands Of selected
players from Lothrop's stock company.
The New MagdaIen will be played all
the week.
The performance OF the City Club COM
pany at the Westminster Theater next
week VIII begin with grand scenic
! production said TO have cost $4,000 entitled
"The City Club at the Sea Shore" The
] stage Is given an unique and elaborate
setting, dazzling in its beauty. All
the members OF the company appear.
In this interesting tirst-part, which is
gorgeously costumed, are lively choruses
by the whole company, bright and catchy
solos and duets, some graceful dancing
and great deal OF entertaining and witty
dialogue. Between each act in the olio
Is introduced new series of living pic.
lures. Next follows the olio portion
OF the performance, everything pre-
sented being new and novel. Among
the performers are Thomas Nolan, clever
character singer; the great European nov
city quo, The Barnells, in new enter
tainment, reproducing classic and poetic
statues or ancient and modern masters;
llarry Bryant In new speciality; the
comedy kings, Lowry and Hanly have
new diverting sketch; Fanny Everett
mas new budget OF songs and
new sensational dance; Edwars and
flossle Beaudet, the French manipulators
ana equilibrists; Carrie Fulton, a viva
cious lutte singer, aud Bryant and Saville,
sIyled The Philosophers of Music"
Then comes the burlesque which is said TO
De very funny one. The music Is catchy
ana the costumes are simply gorgeous.
Lewis Morrison will be seen in Faust
at the Providence Opera House, begin
ning Monday evening Oct. Is. This per-
lorlnance was one of the strongest seen
In this city last season.
Following "The New Magdalen - the
attraction at Lothrop's Opera House will
De = A Hoop of Gold" with mem bers of
Lothrop's stock company in the cast.
Inc May Howard Company will be at
the Westminster Theater during the |
week beginning Oct. is.
Elita Proctor Otis means to go starring
as Nancy IN "Oliver Twist"
Denman Thompson will retire at the
end OF this season and make George viii
son ms successor as Uncle Josh.
Gladys Wallace, the soubret of William
Il. Cranes Company for several years.
vlu try tour In play by Blanche Mars
len.
Having changed her mind, Sara Bern
'ardt VIII not come to America this wear.
Sidney Drew is playing the late John T.
part in Philadelphia revival
The Gilded Age"
Edward Harrigan has a new plav ready
'r The opening Of his theater about De,
smber 10.
The DeKoven and Smith comic opera
NOD Roy" Is being performed in g.,
OF THIS week. Accounts of il differ. but
ley tend toward commentator. Famil-
scotch airs are introduced.
N. Z. Goodwin will risk direct compari-
N with Mr.. Jefferson by acting in "Leud a
g Five ShilIings." ?
DAILY seems inclined to branch Il
II, and he has three companies now be-
re the public.
Thomas q. Seabrooke will Law aside
.abasco, and revive ''The Isle OF Cham
gne." NJ
news OF disasterJ on the road: owing To r,
q business, begin To come in. Eugene W
nneld and George Richards closed the r.
'son and disDanded their "Circus o'
own" company at York, Pa, Sept. 20. u,
in event OF considerable importance on
II happen in Pawtucket Mednesdav 81
'nlng, Oct. IL, when the new audito. ne oe
IN VIII be op ned TO the public and the II,
nous Arior Club Of this city will give l.
oncert under tho direction of .Jnlea Ks
dan Its accomplished conductor. Re Re
es the remarkable strength of this much So
plred local musical Organization the Ro
b on this occasion will be assisted nv Blu
IS Lillian Blauvelt, soprano: Mr. S
)rge w. FERGUSON, baritone, and a se- sis
orchestra OF 81 pieces with Prof. 7
lgstan as concert meister. This in ant
'ural concert promises to be as eniov- s,a 81,
z as any that will be heard in this no,