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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-01
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and Robert f. Scott, Esqs., for appellees.
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murder, rehearing was denied.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

Beyond all question, c. b. jefferson,
Klaw * Erlanger's gorgeous spectacular
production of "Palmer Cox's Brownies, -
which will be seen all the coming week
at the Providence Opera House, with
matinees Wednesday and Saturday, is
the most elaborate that has ever been
brought 10 this city. There are II splen-
did sets of scenes in the spectacle, as fol
lows: The mysterious cave OF Vulcan;
the palace courtyard of Queen Titania in
festal attire; seabeach in Fairyland;
the storm and shipwreck OF the Brownies
In mid-ocean; the appearance OF Neptune;
the enchanted country OF Dragonfel; the
palace of weird entertainments; the earth
quake and volcano; the destruction OF the
palace; the molten lava from the burning
crater; the jeweled mines of fabulous
riches, and the final transformation, in
which the birth OF the moonfiower and
ght-blooming cereus is symbolized.
These scenes are OF such richness and
splendor that they have never been dupli-
Gated on the stage of any Providence the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

cettina Chitten, Anna Baldassarre, Amelia
Bassignano, who will be seen in solos and
beautiful dances specially arranged TO dis
play their grace and skill. These pre-
mieres have the support OF grand corps
de ballet, exceptionally large in numbers
and composed of young and finely formed
girls. Among the ballets are the "Four
Seasons, ""The Coming Women and Co
ing Men, "National Trio Issues, " Grid
ing on Grandpa's Shoulders "The
French Maid and her Charge, and MIR.
Yale's world renowned invention, "The
Shaft of Light.
There is great dramatic cast which Is
as follows: Hubert, Mai Estelle; Bright
Eyes, Katie Gilbert; Zero, Lida Dexter;
solaris, Madge Torrance; Felicia, Eta
Lyons; Snoro Apropo. Gus Bruno, Jr. !;
Dame Wursa, Harry La Mari; Boreas,
Charles III. klemming, Jack Frost, Thomas
Elliotti the Beadle, Matthew Byrne, and
the Doctor, Robert Elliott. An original
and highly amusing pantomimic sbsurdi-
" VIII be seen in Charles III. Yale's
"Greater Twelve Temptations. Ii is
called 1.-THE Midnight Lunch, showing
practical lunch wagon, which Is driven ON
tile stage and attacked by three hungry
tramps. The driver Is protecting his eat-
ables, and destruction of horse and wag-
on, is the victim OF all kinds of mishaps
which end In the tramp's becoming VIC
torious. The skit is decidedly funny.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

striking set is the "Tavern OF Glittering
hePtiles. Then there Is a picturesque
"Nillage of Wulna, az well as "Hu bert's
Hut on the Arctic Ice Floe, "and Heart
OF the frigid Zone. " MIR. Valentine has
also painted for ''The Greater Twelve
Temptations" a set that will certainly
|, cause profound sensation. ii represents
the Brooklyn side of the East River,
with the Fulton Ferry House and Brook
lyn Bridge, showing, IN addition, the
Meet OF ferry boats and other river craft,
all In motion and passing to and fro as
everybody has seen them This set Is pos
ltively unique and the action introduced
In III eq qually so. The usual professions
OF queer characters near the bridge make
their appearance and as each parsonage
comes along an appropriate description Is
given in song composed by Mr.. Yale.
Another curious song OF Mr.. Yae's COM
'posltion Is heard in the same marvellous
scene. IL IS styled "All in Row. and
illustrates the carrying on of some cou-
pies who have just returned in a hila-
rious condition from ball in New York
and who, for the purpose of keeping up
brought champagne bottles and glasses
with them on winch they perform popular
airs. Mr.. Yale has contributed a third
characteristic ditty called "Battery
Park, descriptive of the odd and dilapi-
dated frequenters OF the once favorite re-
sort OF New York's elite.
One OF the most comical episodes OF the
Brooklyn Bridge scene is the boxing en-
counter between an English dude and a
Gotham nowsboy, the animated boxing
beng done by those adopts in tho manly
art, the famous Elliott Brothers. Other
specialities are the gymnastic feats OF the
-Four Rosaires; amazing Juggling by Mat
thow Byrnes; Gus Bruno, Jr., anc Katie
Gilbert in dances and n "Chanson Char
acterstique, and the vastly comical i'm
personation, Harry La Marr's Giddy Old
Maid
The ballet department, under the direc-
tlon OF Maitre de Ballet Signor Aurelio
Coccia, is a most costly and elaborate
spectacular production. The premieres,
who are high-class and high salaried ltal-
ian terpsichorean stars, are Signorita Con-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

Wife of Two" is an adaptation OF Charles
Reade's famous novel, "White Lies, T"
and is said to be of strong human inter-
est. In the drama the playwright has
retained the salient featurse OF the ori-
ginal to which have been added such es-
sentials as were necessary TO round out
an interesting stage story. Ii Is pic
turesque in all its aspects. its characters
and scenes being taken from the Franco
Prussian War of 1871. The story is that OF
young girl, Josephine De Soutille, who
at the breaking out Of hostilities is mar
ried by civil aut thority 10 Julian Delacour.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young man joins his regiment and In a
few weeks Josephine receives intelligence
that he has been killed. Later, at the
solicitations of her mother she accepts
the attentions of Eugene 1uroue, and
after period of mourning, they are
married. They live happily and year
passes away. Without warning, the first
husband, who had been seriously
wounded and prisoner in the hands OF
the enemy, returns and is panied at the
revelations which eventually ensue.
Josephine tries first to deceive the two
men, but discovery comes, and in spirit
OF generosity Julian relinguishes all
claims upon the young woman. Great
expense has been entailed in the proper
costumes and scenic effects, and the COM
pany rehearsed under the personal dircc-
tion of Mr.. Harris. The cast will include
Miss Rober as Josephine De Soutille, Miss
Nellie Hancock as Madeleine De Soutille; !;
Miss Grace Hamilton, as Baroness De Sou
tile; Miss Florence Mack, as Lucette;
Justin Paige, as Jean Brissac; j. Gordon
Edwards. as Julian Delacoui; Leonard
Rowe, as Eugene Turoue; John Weber,
as Max; Morris McHugh b, as Nous Deripon
and William Lsnergan as Dr. DE IRENE.
On Saturday afternoon special matt
nee will be given for the children to
which pupils of the public schC OILS Will be
admitted with reserved seats for ten
cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

A rare and genuine treat will be offered
to the many patrons of Keith's Opera
House ON Monday next, Septem ber 30,
when Charles II. Yale's "Greater Twelve
Temptations" VIII open for week. This
is resplendent, gorgeous and glorious
spectacle. Mr.. Yale has brought to
bear on this colossal and stupendous
show-piece the ripe experience of life
time, and the resources OF unlimited capt
tai and, in consequence, has evolved the
crowning triumph OF his wonderfully sue
cessful career. "The Greater Twelve
Temptations" is a novelty. 1t occupies
field peculiarly its own, and that field
is varied almost to infnity. II combines
in one great whole, spectacle, pantomime,
ballet, comedy, fancies of fairy land,
song and first-class vaudeville, the spec
tator getting for his money quite as much
enjoyment az can be derived from about
90 ordinary plays. Everything is new,
and everything is original, while the
fun is entirely spontaneous and perfectly
irresistible, and Is developed by some OF
the very best pantomimists, and comedi-
ans gathered by Mr.. Yale in Europe and
America.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
A NIGHT IN BROWNIE LAND.

stcr. The last, TO which the title, ga
Night In Brownieland, has been given,
Is constructed entirely OF papier mache.
and II studded with brilliants, and foiled
with gold-leaf. IL represents both i'm cost
and I'm execution the highest attainments
that can be reached in spectacular endes-
yOr.
Among the many striking novelties in
The Brownies" are the oriental ballet OF
beautiful women; the aerial ballet that
is danced in mid-air 20 an accompani-
ment OF the most exquisite effects Of light
and color, which transform the graceful
dancers In their flight 10 birds, beetles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

and butterflies; the phenomenal acrobats,
the -Four Richards, from the Paris Hip
podrome, who execute ieats such as none
others In their profession would dare to
attempt, and the German band, a laugha-
bic travesty that has been extensively
copied from "The Brownies" but has
never been done SO well.
In the large company of over 100 peo-
pie, are such prominent principals as
Frank Deshon, Ida Mule, Inez Mecusker,
Lena Merville, Ursula Gurnett, Georgia
Denim Angie Norton, Corinne Burton, SOL.
solomon, Charles Hagan, Sidney Grant,
Robert Cumming and Fred Runn-ls. The
orchestra will be largely increased during
the engagement OF frhe Brownies.
III Is promised that the production will
be exact to the minutest detail with the
successful run of "The Brownies for 15O
nights at the Fourteenth Street Theater,
IN New York, last season. The same mag
nihcent scenery, costumes, properties,
electrical effects, and mechanical devices
Will be witnessed, and the company will
also be the same. Ii Is safe to say that
such remarkable attraction will pack
the Providence Opera House at every per-
formance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

Tragedian Keene gave strong imper-
sonation OF Louis XI in the Providence
Opera House last evening. Altogether
this part is considered by many careful
observers to be especially adapted to Mr..
Keene's best form. 1t seems to come en-
tirely within his scope, and he appears to
have q clearer idea OF the character of the
crafty, cruel and senile king who revaled
in deviltry, than of many OF the other
characters. The large audience was i'm an
appreciative mood, and encouraged, the
trsgedian and his supporting company TO
their best efforts The com mbination was
IN perfect harmony. consequently an en-
inently satisfactory performance was the
resuit. slight change has been made
In the play since Mr.. Keene was last seen
I'm II In this city, but essentially 1t was
the same presentation OF the titular
character that provokes critical commen-
dation, and sincere praise on previous
visits Of this recognized leading exponent
of the higher drama, now living in this
country. The several players in the cast
performed their allotted tasks WELL and
contributed literally to the pleasure of
the playing This evening Mr.. Keene will
be seen In "Richard III. +"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

Artist Mr.. Valentine has attained his
greatest success in that truly miraculous
transformation scene: "Davy Jones
In the way OF conception, and the harmo-
NOUS blending OF myriads OF diverse coll
ors First comes the open Polar sea,
then a violent storm aud thrilling ship
wreck; then the bottom OF the ocean IL
exhibited, With the appearance OF the
good fairy in her enchanted barge drawn
concluding with a change TO the "Ialace
OF Coral, an effect on which the eve
could dwell with unmixsd delight for
hours Another extremely gorgeous and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Lothrop's Opera House.

Lindsey Harris whose play. "The Wife
of Two Is to be produced at Lothrop's
opera House next week, needs no intro
duction To majority OF residents OF
Providence. his native city. During his
connection with the theatrical profession,
Mr.. Harris has supported in leading roles
many OF the dramatic stars Of the times.
He was with MIR. and Mrs. Mckee Ran.
kins or several seasons during tho run
OF joaquin Milier's "D8nl.cs": for our
years did leading business with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Florence, and appeared with
Mary Anderson from her inftiti night 10
the close OF her career during her bril-
liant engagement in London, Eng. "The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
ANIGurIN pRowSIrLaNDi

The Transformation discloses a view OF "A Night
in Brownieland," scene which in itself Is we'll
worth coming miles to see, This wonderful mas
srpieoe OF the scenic painters art is built entirely
of iaequered psper-m ,chc. studded with bril-
linnts and foiled with gold. Nothing so elaborate
has ever before been attempted in the realms Of
spectacular display.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
FAvoRITE ARTISTS

Among tho wel-known principals in the large
organization presenting Palmer Cox's Brownies"
are Frank Deshon, lnez Meousker Lena MerviiIe
IDA Mule, Ursula Gurnett George DEAN, Angie
Norton, Corinue Barton, Robert Cumming. Chas
Hagan, sidney Grant ana Fred Runnels over 100
are In the elaborate production and the chorus and
ballet girls are the handsomest and shapeliest
young women that have ever been gathered to-
gether in any one company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Week of Sept. 80, Ma .:s ':;': ;.':;s:, %;ss;'''
Palmer Cox Brownies. .
TIE AERIAL RALLETi

In the third act the marvellous Aera Ballet Is
introduced. The stage is suddenly darke ned and
fairies discovered dying about in the ir IN all
directions In their flight ihey are converted by
electrical eh romotropes lotto butterflies beetles and
birds The erowning effect is the stars and stripes
shown as a gorgeous finale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

Westminster Theater on Monday matinee
with 20 white and Is Creole artists, pre-
senting big array OF talent; headed by
Mile. Zittelia, q clever burlesaue perform
er. The idea of the show is a most novel
one, and Is the first OF It's kind that will
be presented here, giving two distinct
performances, by double company.
Many new and novel features are pron-
ised, among whom is Senorita Juiietta
Nelson, who will make her first appear
ance in this country on Monday afternoon
next and is known as the best of all big h.
wire walkers. Twenty beautiful Young
women in dainty gavotte; ten comedi-
ans; fifteen handsome Creoles. in an
Original! dance; Snyder and Buckley. in
an original musical specially; Misses Dunn
and Mack, leaders of fashion; Omeaga
and Gordon in an acrobatic speciaIty:
Prince Flatow, the marvel; the one Biliy
Farrell, assisted by Miss Willie Farrell in
"The Cake Walkers Dream" Eaton and
Weathers, two well-known Afro American
comedians and dancers; making II a stor-
my olio Of fine speciala,ies The comedy
son the Island" serves as a finale for the
show, introducing the entire double com.
pany. Elegant scenery and costumes.
and everything I'm fact is promised TO
properly stage the performance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
DEmoS-AoRoBArs,

The mos, marvellous troupe OF acrobats in all the
world are che RICHARDS. who will positively
appear at every Performance OF Palmer CoA's
Brnwnies." Their thrilling speciality Is Introduced
In the second act OF the gliiterng gorgeous specta
Gle Their phenominai act is exeonie ted with such
eonsummate skiil that the spectators feel "A sense
Of perfect security throughout and its close re-
ward them with mighty thunders Of applause.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
LIN HARRIS.

The above name IL familiar to a majority of
people In Rhode Island. Everybody knows
that Lindsey Harris is a Providence boy that
he has had an extended experience as an actor
with the best people in the dramatic profes-
sion. He was the original Timber Tim in the
"Danites" with Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin:
he was leading member for several seasons
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence, and his en-.
eagement with Mary Anderson extended
through her entire theatrical career. Mr..
Harris has MADE an adaptation of Charles
Reade's novel. "white Lies" that has been
purchased by Manager George L. Lo,hrop for
MISS KATHERINE ROBER, who, with her
talented company. will present the same dur
ing the coming week. The advance sale Of
seats for this engagement is unprecedented in
the history of this theater.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
The new ENGLAND R. R co.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
CHILDREN'S DAY.

Saturday has been designated as Childrens
Day. and at the afternoon performance all
pupils of the public schools will be admitted
with reserved seats for 10 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

"The S:dew alks OF New York" is the
fetching titie OF new comedy drama
spiced with sufficient sensationelism
which Davis a Keogh will produce st
Keith's Opera House October 9Th and week
IL Is a highly exciting production and is
crowded with specialties
For the week OF October Ia the attrac.
tion at Keith's Opera House will be that
great Frohman production, "The Girl
the Providence Opera House last season
THIS il one of the strongest and most in
tensely exciting dramas OF frontier life
that was ever written. This will be its
first presentation at the populsr Keith
prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Some NeYer-to- ,-fOrgotton Features!

e w The Mysterious Cave of Vulcan-The Palace Court
~ & yard of Queen Tania in Festa AireThe Rain of
RoSeThe Abduction of the BdeThe Brownies MdOcean
Storm and ShpweckThe Rescue The Dude by the Colossal
Sea-BdNeptune and His Golden BargeIn the Enchanted
Countrywide Terrible Earthquake and Volcano
The Instant Destruction of the Palace = The 6( -
Jeweled Mines of Fabulous Riches-Happiness at ~ e.
last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
PTces-fO, 20 and 25c.
Box Office open daily at a. m. Reserved
eats a week In advance.

matinee, in her latest ana greatest sue.
cess, Nancy" displayed I'm which is an
adaptation from Geistingers success IN
the German "Drei Paar Schuhe," styled
by the critic. "a Female Rip Van
Wrinkle Set TO Music" is said to give tlev-
er Fanny Rice the best opportunity TO
display her wonderful versatility that she
has ever made.
One OF the chief charms OF the play Mr..
Frank Mayo has made of Mark Twain 4
story, "Pudd 'nhead Wilson," is said 10
be the manner in which he has elab-
GRATED upon and fitted into appropriate
situations. The wise and witty sayings
OF the old Missourian designated ia
Twain's work as "Pudd 'nhead Wilson's
Calendar" In the play IL is said that
Mr.. Mayo has fitted these with sayings
where they Will be the most effective.
The play and the player will be seen I'm
the Providence Opera House soon.
The Crystal Maze.
The Crystal Maze has been opened M
ITO Westminster street. IL VIII be found
10 be vey interesting place to spend A
few leisure moments. IL will afford as
much amusement for the price OF admis-
sion charged at any place OF resort i'm the
city. This maze is new and entirely
different from anything offered in the
city before. Manager Palm has at pres
ent ~ mazes In operation in Europe,
seven In England, one I'm Canada and
sishi An This country. The mirror IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

Sunday, October IL. Robert q. Ineer.
soil will lecture in the Providence Opera
woSS Mouse; rb,. his :. sueIsG. bIs Will be which
most interesting lectur
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28

Fanny Rice and her clever companv
will be at the Providence Opera House
October z, s. ., Monday. tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, aud Ssdnesday y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Westminster Theatcr.

Flynn and Sheridan's Big Sensation
Double Show makes its initial bow In tn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-28
Miss Katherine R0ber
and company in
THE Wife OF TWO

an emotional drama adapted from Charles
Reade's novel, "White Lies for Miss Rober
by Lindsey Harris. Esq, of this city.