The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
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1G< oVcnlng'o pefformance OF "Ine
9lng 1.ster" makes pleasant resoa, sd
fho Providence Opera House.
&1<1 have been many pleas
@bio outcrtai9ments at this tnehter
M Inst fall, but none that gave more
I1orol sat tisisction or came nearer to com,
t1onoos than "rhe Fencing Master anu
p1orfy troup Of Interpreters; Dehoven
3mitht work has been MADE ian,l.sr ',rsl
local thcaterEoers py pre-
ouo weeks engagement ana many
the audience tiliing the opera
pnee last evening had seen cen ~ psiolg; ,;ttia ~
III 81 the % first one and according to
~ thinking OF many as a whole it was
sttex staged Suffice 1t to say
Is principals soS sSs and t4snefui and attractive
n chorus. Another thing that con-
|r1bnted largely TO the success at
<Hined beyond the peculiarly cap
Awaiting personality OF Miss Marie
smpest and the manly and magnetic
york Of Julius steger was the skilliul
1iroction Of ali the music by Conductor
Euor IomasJ who has Wieiueo
40 baton for some OF the
Ipu- Where the audience, orcnestrs
c P,e9ycIs nrc ~ appslun. Psst;t,;nr Srg
[ \ <hst - lat eveninr Miss Tempest is
,vccfh hin0 ~ = stranger her. but she
X ar artistic that Providence
1.1l1 r1adIv welcome again. And
qfe~e, foo will receive n cordial
-~xting because of his earnest ness. abil-
"a ard <iemonstrated capacity. Coined
"a Richard X, Carroll and III. w.
IN 9 Denick made themselves prime favor
|ou1n ~ rnirfh nrovokinp imiersonations.
~ coxrr,nr,v innst have feit gratjfied bv
~ cord IeI ma nifestations of appreciation
1stowcd by the satisfied audience. ssThe
rnrirc Masfer0 will be presented this
<11ernoon and eveninp.
|7 ~
fanjandrum's stage Muies.'
x do Wolf Hopper the big, famous COM
HIan, will be at the Providence Opera
Houso with his newest comic
&pora entitled .Panjandrum."
Tuesday evening, June b. II
till bo its first performance in this
c1ky and 1t will be the last
cra house: a feature OF realism VIII
<ne lnt5oouct,on ol HopPer swo snow
3yc 3yc uuIes wno arc eA.Ieoruln eA.y may az
iI w"ys. - me nopper ensssv;l.'ea'' s,;. 10
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Qse ok the season ~ helth's opera
4 Keifh's Opera House closed for the
.,oson last evening. Owing to the
'carcit5 of satisfactory attractions, due
ninly TO hard times ali over the country,
~ management terminated the season
'|sek or 10 earlier than usual. Considering
3.o many things that have had tendency
y out Oh the revenue OF the population
"A A.
seon has been remarkable in results at
|&i~ popular theater. Frequently the
onso a. displayed the sstanding room
.nlys' sfen for weeks 1t time, and there
rs haen weeks that room was tospare. The
lsatest successes In numbers were
1oIned by '4The DEVILS Auction" Hall
20 on0' Hart and sIn old Kentucky
~ "a house In prime order for next sea-
IA when only the best OF attractions will
- xlven an Opportunity to contribute
~mber of patrons who consider week
c0mplete without . visit to this theater.
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T<othrop's Opera House.
xothhrino Rober win be Mt Lothrop'a
,~re Houre next week. The simple an
tcn6cmcnf win be enough to create
- 6~r~hle inferoet ~ this little act rcss
a 4 i~~fon~ ~ friends and admjrcrs in
4 r. rifv. ahe ~ III re- seen In he n vorite
f~rSf1icr rlav entitled ssEasf Ivnncv
<{ck ~ ciairned the rreafest talent
1ornmost ecfresses throurhont the
r72 9rhe roles ~ Tadv lsahei and
~ 80 Vine Ara s,ecn5icriv adarted to
Irrr~ec xoeressinr TALENT for emo
nnnl playing and Miss Rober is
SIdered especially gifted in this re-
ro6s 70 elaborate and make more attrac-
performance q the parts. She will
assured py Lluan Mortimer, Julia
Helen " Linae, Alice Fisher,
o< jwnS;s,s. M M ns,sc' "ol5 Nc %
s,.s unch ,.,;s .ns,
y, In SA .,,-S ss *s
"a ~, n.,core ~ t,on p'Iss f,ew .hra ~ @ snc
rrnences will be given. In the morning
10:30 o'clock 10 cents will admit TO eli
r<r az tho house. Regular prices will
e ohnreed Afternoon and evening.
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