The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-20

Messrs. Mcmahon, King, Freeze and
Horan do a pleasant song and dance
morceau entitled "Get Your Moneys
Worth" after the grand Introductory
overture from the operas OF NadJy
and civilian Tell" with baton evolu-
tions by the champion duo, Johnnie
Whalen and James Devlin. Charles
Kent's singing of the ballad of his own
composition. II Love You Still. was
worthy of the generous applause given
him. Charles M. Ernst's comic song,
IT Can't Think OF Everything" left the
audience SO satisfied that those COM
prising it will remember the song even
IL their memory Is not especially
strong Clement Stewart is an English
tenor ON his first tour of the country.
and he has a pleasing voice which
he showed to good effect in the rather
difficult ballad THAT Grand Old Song"
A comic melody by Tom Lewis met the
natural reception from an audience
that was bound to appreciate anything
funny. Richard j. Jose Is favorite
among lovers OF ballad singing. and he
met about as pleasant "A reception as he
ever did, and he sang well, though his
voice seemed TO trouble him some, Just
as the Sun Went Down." neat pat
riotic ballad, and "a pretty sentimental
one, entitled You May Regret Some
Day" In response to encores he sang
an old favorite of his and of the au-
dlence, with All Her Faults i Love
Her STILL" j. Johnson's costume, which
was remarkably elaborate and gay.
even for the minstrel stage. came in for
lots OF admiration. but his Honolulu
Lady" won instant favor, and he also
sang. in a taking way, Just Come Up
and Take Your Presents Back" The
concluding number of the first part was
the intermezzo from the "Cavalleria
Rusticana" and the singing of Mr.. Jose
and quintet consisting OF Mr.. Stewart,
first tenor; Ed German. second tenor:
Charles Kent, baritone: Joseph Gar
land. first bass, and w. Pullman, sec
ond bass, won about as generous APP
plause as anything given during the
evening. The Freeze brothers do some
careful. interesting and puzzling tam
BOURNE spinning i'm the second act. Tom
Lewis and Charles NJ. Ernst do some
old time negro work In an amusing
way. and the audience last night liked
Il. Trovollo and his wonderful walking
automata furnish a most interesting d.
vertisement Eddie Horan and the other
specialists in "A Hot Time in Coon
Town do some funny business. and the
cane dance Of Horan's took well. Nc
Mahon and King proved their1right To
the title of Americas greatest dancing
comedians I'm a satisfactory manner.
Ezra Kendall, the humorist. kent every
one I'm good humor by his droll re-
marks and agreeable hits.
The performance concludes with q
scene and drill entitled Remember the
Maine" william ". West appearing as
Capt. Sigsbee. Mr.. West lQpks very
much like. az made up. the pictures Of
the gallant captain of the unfortunate
warship. There is an excellent picture
Of warships given during the drill. and
the members OF the company sing
patriotic airs and do sing them well.
Besides Mr. West as Capt. Sigsbee.
there are good living representations of
Rear Admiral Dewey. nobson and
President Mckinley.
Mr. Vests jubilee will hold tho stage
this and tomorrow evening. and there
will be matinee performance tomor-
row.