The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

Ellison. The pleasing soubrette, Miss
Emma Dunn, will be the Jennie
Graham while M iss Estelie Keene will be
the Roas. John N. Phillips. the popular
comedian, will make his first appearance
in two years as the good patured gentle
man OF color, and Dan Tourjee OF Carr and
Tourjee, the celebrated musical team, W Ill
be the Captain Dixon. Other members of
the cast are Joseph McHugh, George
Harding, George Weller and Charles
Mestayer.
At Lothrop's Providence Opera House
double bill for the week OF Jan. Ia Is
promised, when the eminent actor play
writer, Joseph ID. Clifton, and Miss June
Agnott, with their strong company, will
present two of their best productions.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nf-
ternoons and evenings the attraction will
be "Ranch King" and on the last three
will be the dramatic success OF the civil
war, entitled "Libby Prison."
The Fay Foster Buriesque Company will
begin weeks engagement at the West
minister Theater next Monday afternoon.
Mile. Rialta will appear in her great sensa-
tional fire dance which has created great
furore everywhere and will no doubt make
as great a hit here. There are other spec
in the profession. Two flriously funny
burlesques are also on the bill, and the
company includes 20 young and sAapely
women, whose tn neful voices W i'll be heard
in number OF popular choruses and
solos. The entertainment promises to be
as interesting as those generally given at
this theater.
All lovers OF popular music in Provi-
danpa will ha Uratffiad N haor hat Iahn
Graham, manager of the famous Sunday
concerts in Boston, has decided to give
series OF these entertainments at Keith's
Opera House. For the first, which
will take place tomorrow evening,
Jan. 8, he has engaged a remarkable array
famous minstrel, who Is the hit OF Keith's
new theater, Boston, this week; Raymon
Moore, the celebrated composer and vo-
calist, will sing his latest Asucc ssses
Sunday Night at Nellie's House,"
Just About to FALL" Dear
Louise" The Song Never Sang"
and Eileen Aroonf; Hilda Thomas
will contribute several new ballads and so
will Lizzie Derious DAILY, Dudley Prescott,
the "human brass band" will give his re.
markable limitations; Billy Carter will
bring his banjo Collins and Col
lins in great singing sketch;
Alice Hodgdon Will render two new whist
iihk eOlOSt buTns dnu f1hFt tne lTlbn COIn-
edians; w. Il. Kimball, banjo soloist; Il.
w. Emerson, humorist and impersonator;
Marie Warren, Boston's favorite song
bird. Several other artists, equally well
known, Will appear in program OF great
attractions. Tickets at regular Keith
prices now on sale.
Music lovers are soon to be treated TO
rar~ exhibition OF artistic skill when
Eugene Ysaye, the famed Belgian violin
ist, will play for them i'm Boston Music
Hall, on Saturday, January II, at 2:30
p. m. Mr.. Ysaye will be accompanied by
Miss Theodore Pfafilin, soprano, and
Annie Lachaume, pianist. It is TO be
hoped that the management. Messrs.
Johnston and Arthur. can be induced TO
give concert in this city.
The favorite actress, Miss Katherine
Robcr, will be seen in new play mex,
week at Lothrop's Pawtucket Opera
House. It will be Bartley Campbelps
beautiful drama entitled "a Heroine i'm
Rags She will have the assistance OF n
strong cast Of players and her own part
will call into play all the strength Of her
talent. The play will please the hundreds
of admirers OF this gifted little actress.
The Rose Hill Burlesque Company will
be at the Westminster Theater during the
week beginning January IA.
Carroll Johnson will De he star nj the
second Graham concert, SUNDAY evening,