The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-27
"LATER ON" AT KEITHs.

"LATER ON" AT KEITHs.
been an efficient and satisfactory group OF
performers, Who have generally had good
material to illustrate. They have
shown themselves adept in weaving to-
getber a bright and varied pattern OF
musical comedy, in wh:oh the lie was
never dull nor uninteresting. Later
On" WAS the vehicle which first estab'
lished them in firm public regard,
and 1t is not altogether unit
ting that they should choose 1T
for their plan of entertainment the last
year they are together. In their company
this season are Mark Murphy, Edward ,.
Wentworth, Edward lawrence, Donald
Harold. Charles Kettler, w. $. Francis,
Mollie Fuller, Carrie DE Mar, Bessie Tame
hill, Edith Murray, Jennie CROWN,
Louise Willis. Nina Harrington and
Gertie Murray.
A Jolly farce comedy, "The Colonel and
l." will be the attraction at Lothrop's
Opera House during the coming week.
Those who enjoy hearty laugh IL they
patronize this company will attain their
object. The mechanical devises in
The The oS.ans' sst in anu the picnic cH grove grove
IL made very funny by the work
done by the cast in the trick barn. There
Is an attempted balloon ascension from the
roof of the structure in which not only
the balloon but the barn goes up es well,
The Colonel and I, the principal parts in the
ukit, played by the Fenton Brothers, are
two Irish noblemen In disguise, who, To
win o wager made in London Club,
come to America for the purpose OF win
ming the hands and fortunes OF n couple
Of New Jersey heiresses. They succeed in
winning their wager, notwitn-
standing the fact that they
tour America as couple OF tramps. In
the last act, their object being attained,
they appear before the audience In propia
personea. The members Of the cast are all
speciality performers of good ability.
They include Griff Williams, Milo Parks,
Jessie Hearworth, Leona Lewis, Lottie
Melrose, Clara Kennedy and May Bell.
.. ..
Denman Thompson, the famous imper-
senator of Down East Yankee character,
will be at the Providence Opera House next
week and present bis time honored and
familiar play "The OLD Homestead" A
large number OF amusement seekers will
be glad of this because "The Old Home
stead In interesting even il is but the
mere thread OF play.
Dcnman Thompson's quaint humor
seems ever fresh and green no matter how
often IL 10 seen and heard. The recent
Boston engagement was remarkably sue
eessful and doubtless the same thing can
be chronicled at the conclusion OF the en-
gsgement in this city.
The Boston Novelty Company will play
noon and evening of next week.
This reported excellent vaude-
Vile organization has assembled
such competent speciality performers as
Miss Polly Holmes, the famous celtic im-
personator; Richmond and Glenroy,
whose successful appearance here last
season will no doubt be rememb bered
the Olympia Quartet in their funny
sketch, Independent Colored Cadets;
the I,ovenburg sisters, q talented duo OF
singers and character dancers; Magee and
Crimmins,, In "Who Put That There;
William Vino, from up country; Campbell
and Evans, refined sketch artists and
others OF equal capacity. This popular
measure of success this season.
A musical event will take place in
Keiths Opera House Sunday evening,
when the "Wandering Bards" will give
their sacred concert 1t is moro than
likely that the theater will be filled to
overfiowing tomorrow evening, because he
fame OF this local musical organ niyation
has been established by fine concerts dur \
ing past seasons. This one will surpass ell
Others and Conductor Charles Loven berg
declares 1t will be treat to lovers OF fine
entertainment. Preparation has been
most complete, and the following oiversi-
fed program OF novelties will be offered
Overture, "William Tell,n Rossini Ma
tional Band, w. r. Livsey, con-
ductor; reading, Miss Nellie Devenish;
Aria, Daughter Of the. Air" Bach, or
chestra, Charles Loyenberg, conductor;
duet, Excelsior" Messrs. q. w. Dover,
tenor, and Harry Mays, baritone
selection, Faust" Gounod, orchestra:
yodeliag songs, Mr.. HarrNe {. Diefz OF
Corinne Opera Company, by permission
OF Mrs. Jennie Kimbali; exhibition OF
Dunlaps electrical illuminated fountain.
4. A. Dunlap, inventor; old fashioned
ballads, Miss Nah Thorley, by permission
OF the manager Of "The Two Orphansn.
Descriptive Fantssie--"Gypsy Life.J
lie THESE, orchestra; synopsis morning
breaks; song birds In the woods; Gypsy
dance; Gypsy's love song; lie Tarantejle;
finale. Brass quartet Messrs. w.
". Livsey and G.. Il. Soule,
cornets, Archie Jslbert, from
bone, and Fred r. Jenne, euphonium,
the famous humorist, Mr.. Dudley
especially 90 play this engagement; grand
ensemble. ''Semper Fidelis March"
sousa, rendered by the combined
full orchestra. National Band, stones
Continental Band aud drum and bugle
corps.
Dr. HeIdemsDDs famous Panopticon
and museum Of anatomical specim, ns and