The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-25

try. Their chief excellence lies in the
almost marvellous precision OF their
movements in double-quS.x time. their
remarkable silent manual of arms and
the steadiness and accuracy of their
marching movements. in all of which
points they have attained "A degree of
perfection that is said to be simply as
founding TO military men. They per-
form rapidly large number of evolu-
tionS in accordance with the United
states Army tactics; and after this
portion of their act is concluded they
direct their attention to an exhibition
Of wall scaling. In this they have a
wall 20 feet'in height at the rear Of the
stage, which the entire company OF 10
climb over in six seconds, with abso-
lutely no assistance whatever other
than from each other and by a skill
ful utilization of their muskets. II is
this feature that has caused their act
to be termed exciting and sensational
in the highest degree and not only
have they filled the other theatres Of
the Keith circuit for the SS;. six weeks
TO overfiowing at every performance,
but when the wall-scaling act was fin
ished the vast audiences have been
aroused 70 such pitch of enthusiasm
that they have risen to their feet and
greeted the young soldier boys with
loud and prolonged cheers, some-
tion with any vaudeville act ever be-
fore presented 10 the public. 1t is be-
lieved that this act alone viii crowd
the beautiful playhouse throughout the
week. If the experience i'm New York.
Boston and Philadelphia may be accept
ed as a criterion Of what pleases the
public.
The headliners Of the strictly vauie-
vine section of the program are Nc
plaNQr A. .
who are well known here. and who
have always scored the most unms-
taxable hits whenever they have visit
ed Providence. Their act. which IL
termed n "one-adt tragedy entitled
'Crazyology' may as well be called
by that name as any other FOR all who
have ever seen IL know that il is sim
ply indescriblble. 1t is congiomera-
tion Of nonsense i'm which songs. dances
and wonderful acrobatic work play
important parts. the action being OF
such n "whirlwind" character that con-
slant excitement and laughter is main
tained from their first appearance un-
al they leave the stage: and even then
the audiences invariably insist upon an
encore. even though the performers
are evidently nearly exhausted.
Hines and Remington are another
famous team OF laugh -prOvoke~s who
have just finished an engagement in
Philadelphia in which they won the
most flattering notices for their work.
They are presenting an entirely new
sketch. entitled "The Road Agent" I'm
which Miss Remington appears as the
new woman tramp" and I'm tho cruise
OF n Klondike sport creates uproarlous
laughter. She Is widely known as one
Of the Cleverest in1itators In vaudeville:
and the new sketch Is said TO abnun1
I'm entirely fresh an original witNrism
and what may be termed n ver'tab'e
cvclone az funny slang. whici keeps
the audience I'm an almost constant
roar.
Charlie Case we'll annesr,horel as
the man who talks ohlut his father"
ar1 ono - tho most ort a~fa ming and
ori~ir1i - au uono'op1fists who
ecora' a bic hi' here early IN the win
ter wfil return fo- ora week and wiN
reveal some additional facts I'm connec-
ton WIN his family history which ail
who n refamn'ar with his clever work
WI easily IN nierst ~ must be highly
divcrting AMI isughsble.
The Trolley Car Trio Is an organiza-