Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera gous,


The theatregoers OF this vicinity will be
afforded an opportunity OF seeing the
charming little actress, Miss Katherine
Rober, at her very best in t ne great society
drama entitled" Frou- Frou" which Is TO be
produced at Lothrop's Grand opera House,
next week. The role essayed by Miss
Rober In the opening acts of the play rep
resents frivolous French society belle
who by the advice OF her father and sister
marries man much her senior In age and
one with whom her elder sister IL desper-
ately In love. A child Is born TO the pair,
the sister is taken into the family 10 live,
wins the affection of the child and the re-
suit is as usual the wife and mother be-
come insanely jealous and In a fit OF anger
deserts her home after upbraiding her sis
ter and tiees to a foreign country with her
lover, who Is ultimately pursued by the
husband and killed In duel and the now
throughly repentant wife and mot her only
returns to her home In time to bless her
husband and child with her dying breath.
AS can be seen, this gives Miss Rober an
opportunity OF displaying her extreme
versatility. In the opening act she is
bright and joyous, then the passions and
rage OF a jealous woman overcomes her
pleasant nature and makes her veritable
Is that of purely emotional nature. Der
support is very strong Mr.. Paige, always
good, is seen I'm the powerful role OF
Henry Sartorys, the husband. Cameron
Clemens has splendid juvenile part,
that of Count De Valreas, I'm which he ap-
pears to exceptional advantage. Miss
Lillian Mortimer will be the sister, Louise;
James Il. McElroy, the funny comedian,
the Baron De Cambri, and Miss Julia
Porter, the Baronne.
Keith's Opera House.
Sadie Hassan, the leading character
soubrette o, today, will be next weeks at
traction at Keith's presenting her "record
breaking" success OF two seasons, "a
Kentucky Girl" The play was written
especially for Miss Hassan, and IN 1t she
has part that suits her admirably. The
comedy element predominates throughout,
yet the author has not overlooked the fact
that sentiment, heart interest, plot, bright
dialogue, etc, is highly essential TO the
success OF play OF modern times, nor has
the management overlooked anything in
the line OF scenic investure or capable
players. In fact, the production In its
entirety is as near to perfection az 1t is
possible to make it, hence its wonderful
success everywhere. Among the many
scenic sensations may be mentioned the
startling and really exciting race for life,
In which a genuine railroad velocipede
and hand car are brought into use.
Lothrop's Providence Opera uouse-
j. II. Little, the playwright, has drama
tlzed Bracebridge Heyming's great serial
story OF Jack Hsrksway" which will be
produced at Lothrop's Opera House,
Providence, next week, the charming lit
tie actress, Miss Edith Mai, appearing in
the title role with a support selected from
the favorltes of Lothrop's dramatic forces
Lecture and Concert.
This evening in Temperance Hall, High
street, lecture and concert Will be given
under the auspices OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the Sacred Heart Church. The
concert programme has been nicely ar
ranged and the lecture Will be delivered
by Rev. Father Hurley and will be re.
view Of the life OF st. Patrick.
Three performances.
At Lothrop's Grand Opera House today
"The Devils Mine" was presented TO
large audience at II O'Clock when the ad-
mission was only ten cents TO any part of
the house. The regular Saturday matinee
took place at 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon
and the last performance begins at
o'clock this evening.