Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera pouse.

"The Devils Mime" a play that will
remind you forcibly of "M'liss," made
popular by the late Miss Annie Pixley,
is to be produced at Lothrop's Grand
Opera House next week by company
led by Fred Darcy, the handsome
romantic actor, and Miss Trixey Hamil-
ton, vivscious and pretty singing
soubret. The play, like "M'liss," is
cleverly constructed as to story and
scenic affects and is utterly devoid OF the
Objectionable features such as shooting
that do so much to harm the ordinary
border drama by the terror caused the
ladies and children from excessive use
Of firearms. There is rich vein Of
humor running through the entire play
and at times the fun is fast and furious
The cast is notably strong one and
and includes Fred Darcy, in the heroic
role OF Jack Hawley; Miss Trixey
Hamilton, as Jennie Williams; j. Francis
Kirke, IN the villainous role Of Jim
Rawlins, Albert Field, as the Mexican
renegade, Jose Alvers; John Wilkes,
the drunken miner, Joe Williams; John
Phillips, az tie colored brother, Pete; l..
X. Burton, as Biutus Browne, once a
theatrical manager; Miss Viola Bancroft,
Florence Mack, as Samantha Clayton.
On ST. Pstrick's Day there will be three
performances given, in the morning at
10 o'clock, when the admission to any
part OF the house Will be ten cents; in the
afternoon ana evening at the regular
hours, when usual prices will prevail.
Neith's Opera House.
be favorite sterling drama, "The
White Slave" considered by many critics
the best play produced by the late Bart
ley Campbell, will occupy the stage of
Keith's Opera House during the coming
week. As Will be remembered by those
who have seen the play, it is an extremely
interesting and graphic portrayal OF the
terrorism OF one OF the chief features of
the institution OF southern slavery. The
story turns upon the question whether
the heroine is really white girl or tainted
with the mark Of Cain. Many incidents
Of slave life are introduced, and
many beautiful views Of sout hern scenery
are displayed. A fine company OF actors
compose the cast, and an excellent per-
fOrmsncc of the favorite drama is assured.
LotLrop's Providence Opera House.
AUgustin Neuvillc's sensational drama
10 Itur acts tuIltleO - he BOY Tramp IL
to be the attraction at Lothrop's Provi-
dence Opera House next week. The play
has been produced IN this vicinity for the
past seven years hut its great popularity
IN western cities gives proof OF its sterl
ing qualities as standard attraction.
The cast viii include Frank ID. Melville
and Mise ST. John.
The Importhut Production of Anne lea
ON Tuesday night, March 20 mot Mon
day, that night being consumed in pre-
pairing for the grand event), at the Tre-
mont I heatre, Boston, the maRnificence
OF the greatest OF all stage spectacles,
"America,' will be revealed. In splendor
OF massive and aborate scenery, rich and
costly dresses, superb ballets, grand msr-
cnes, brilliant pageants, and effective tab
leaux, II is promised that nothing has
been seen In that city that can approach b
II. IL seems quite foregone conclusion
that america" will repeat there the sen.
sation 1t created In Chicago, where ii was
the chief attraction In its line during he
WORLDS Fair.