The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-17

picted in the development OF love story
OF absorbing interest. From The opening
OF the play in the shipping Office in New
York, amid the riotous Gillian rabble,
storming the doors OF our consulate, and
the perils OF malarial South
along TO the attempted wrecking OF the
Baltimore, the escape and final capture OF
the Chilinn privateer, in hand 10 hand
encounter by a boarding party OF our
Blue Jackets. The comedy element of
the play is well sustained. The adventures
OF an enterprising young American e.ec-
trician and his entanglements with the
dark-eyed senoritas, are most anus
ingly set forth. The scenery is a
special feature. Four full sets
arc required to illustrate
this decidedly novel and up-to-date
drama Of the navy. The cast of "Old
Glory" is an unusually strong one and
includes John A. Coleman, who Is we'll
known and popular in this city and will
BE- remember for his excellent dancing
and comedy work in George Tbatcher's
"Africa.n He is ably seconded
IN his efforts to provoke mirth
by Miss Louise Montrose, the
late soubret OF the .'Biack Crook" Com
pany. One of the pleasantest bits in the
piece viii be little speciality between Mr..
Coleman and Miss Montrose, entitled
ssThe Art OF Making Love-" interpreted
by superb dancing. Miss Rosele Knott,
who plays the heroine in "Old Glory"
and performs the most thrilling piece of
sensation in IL, that OF going hand over
hand along rope cable from the shore to
the lighthouse, in the great harbor scene,
has been seen here before, and enjoys a
most excellent reputation. There are sew
eral other we'll known players In this COM
PaAyy prominent afaeHg HEM are Jafr,cs
Horne, Daniel Jarrett and Miss Vivian
Edsall.
The new management OF Lothrop's
Opera House offer as their second weeks
attraction a vaudeville bill superior to
any ever before presented in this vicinity
The policy of changing the style of at
fractions from drama TO specially was
clearly proven last week by the large au-
diences that assembled daily, afternoons
and evenings, TO witness the excellent
performances. Managers Trowbridge and
Phillips will be continually on the look
out to obtain the very latest novelties in
the profession and patrons of the theater
are certain TO enjoy from week TO week
the very best OF entertainments. The bill
this week includes several OF the highest
priced people in the profession.
The famous aerial gymnssts, Be-
,otta and Louie Du Crows, have
oecn engaged and will present their in
leaps and dives and back somersaults 30
feet across the auditorium from gallery to
stage. The four Helstons, secured by
Tony Pasior for his own company, will
make their FIRST appearance in this coun-
try at this house This will be their only
engagement previous 10 joining Mr..
Pastor. They are high top boot dancers
and will introduce nninuet, skipping rope.
sDft shoe and character dances. "a
Fleur. the gymnast in his aerial ladder
work; Daily and Lyons, the original
nutb1rs and composers; Dixon end Lang.
\ ctnfocier songs Fetching Bros, expon-
tifs oi musical comedy. playing on odd
arc.e1i and modern instrumerts; Kon-
rrdy and Steward, the funny Dutch and
lfish duo in their eCcen.r c.ths. and
IcNerd Baker in bis new tnystio Great on.
"1ie Two Extremcs.n Prices remain \,
hstetolore, i1y20 and 20 cents.
i Rice q Barfon's comedians will be az th,
4 Ncttminacr Thelter next week anc
pre- b. tho Hil-rOund absurdity entitled
. '3.cDccdlc aud Poodle" With stronr
cast 81 comedians and speciality Ter.
f,Tmrrs lnr advance agent says IN con
ftiffca "f'iai The most exirayagant fancl
,nrDof conceive the dashing splcn
nor ~ this iaiisman's production o
nlpt-Ate brautlcs in dainty gavottes.
The BIZ includes pretty young women
hFndfomc tebieaux, iiDgling music
hnuliiul marches and living statues
"AcDoodle and Poodle" viii probsbl,