The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-05

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Incidental TO the drama OF "Moths" al
| Lothrop's Opera House next week, John
Webber will introduce a comedy in
which he will impersonate six characters.
In addition to the arrangements made
| by the management of Franz Ondricek
the eminent Bohemian violinist-for
| the appearance of this great artist with
| the leading orchestral organizations OF
| the country and his series OF engagements
with the Boston symphony Orchestra, the
| New York Philharmonic Society, the
| Damrosch Orchestra, Theodore Thomas
| symphony Orchestra and Messrs. Abbey
and Grau, the Bohemian will give a series
| OF recitals while en-tour. On dricek is
equally famed in Europe for his emf
nence as a concert virtuoso for the quail
| ity OF his recitals.
An announcement of the return OF
Fannie Bloomfield. Zeisler TO America, for
the musical season OF 1866, unuer the
management OF Henry Wolfshon OF New
York, who Is also directing the tours Of
Ondricek, the Bohemian violinist Clo-
mentine DE We're Sapio and the Hens
chefs, will create a lively interest in artis-
tic circles. Fannie Bloomfield -Zeisler is
one OF the American musicians who has
conquered criticism in Europe and whose
eminence as virtuoso in the great capi-
tails OF the Old World is unquestioned.
Marsick, the eminent violin st, who is
about to begin his extended concert tour
in the United States, has just finished a
new composition for the violin with piano
Arabe," Marsick will arrive in New
York by the Champagne October 20.
"Pudd 'nbead Wilson" is TO be present.
ed IN the Providence Opera House by
that sterling actor, Frank Mayo. The
play Is full of quaint sayings of which
the following is sample: "Habit is
habit and not to be flung out OF the win
dow by any man, but coaxed down stairs
step at time"
Sol Smith Russell will play in the
Providence Opera House during the
week beginning Oct. IA.
The production at Lothrop's Opera
House the past week was one of the most
notable in the history OF this theater. The
attraction was the "Wife OF Two an
adaptation from Charles Reade's novel
White Lies, by Lindsey Harris, Esq, of
this city, and was interpreted by Miss
Katherine Rober and the members of her
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performance was attended by theater
party, numbering 100, and included many
OF the most prominent residents of this
city. At the end OF the third act they
made qui.e denomination, Miss Rober
was first called before the curtain, and
presented with beautiful floral tribute,
and continuous calls for the author
brought Mr.. Harris to her side. He was
also the recipient of large bouquet, and
in returning his thanks to those present
FOR their kind expression Of appreciation,
spoke in terms Of praise OF Miss Rober
and the members OF her company. The
lady in response made very pretty
speech, and the information given that
she was now a resident OF this city fair
ly brought down the house.
"Trilby" will reach it's 25Oth perform
ance at the Garden Theater New York
heroine will have to step down and out
Tor Washington lrving's hero, as played
by Joseph Jefferson-that IL, unless Mana
ger A. Nj. Palmer can induce old Rim TO
be very polite, and give way to the lady.
Walker Whiteside exposed his perform
nnce of Hamlet 10 the knives OF metro
politan critics on September 80, and they
carved into IL somewhat The consensus
seems to be that Whiteside is a young ac- |
tor with laudable ambition and consid- |
erabiy natural ability, but that he needs |
coaching.
Fay Templeton, Theresa Vaughn. Wal |
ter Jones and Marie Dressler will All an |
pear in II. A. Barnet's Excelsior, Jr..b
now in rehearsal
John Hare, the English actor vbose
first American tour IL TO begn on Decem-
Der %, at Abbey's Theater. New YorL
will appear in the following cities in the
order named: Brooklyn, Montreal. Bos.
ton, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Roches-
Ter, syracuse, Washington, Baltimore. i
phiiadelphia, Cincinnati aud Chicago
lie will play return engagement i'm New
York, opening April 20.
The following plays had their frs,
this week: "The Wizard OF
he Nile, " In the Alvin Theater, Pittsburg,
In sight OF 81. Pauls," I'm the Bowdoln
rheater. Boston; "Honour, " i'm the chi.
ago Opera House; The Queen OF Liars. -
n the Duquesne Theater, Pittsburg.
here were members of the NIyrtIeI
Whist Club in attendance at the meet
ng in Valentine hall last evening. The