The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-29

bill to delight them: but there are sew
eral other features that will greatly in
terest them.
The Three Polos are an acrobatic
team new here, but famous as one of
the best this country has seen. Their
act is a novel one, and introduces what
they term the human trapeze," in
which two of them hanging by their
feet from horizontal bars throw the
third back and forth from one TO the
other as easily as they would a ball.
and this never falls TO arouse great en-
thusiasm
The Dresden trio consists of three
comely young ladies who present a de-
cided novelty in vaudeville. 1t is one
act operatta, book by George Totten
Smith and music by A. B. Sloane COM
poser of the Jack and the Beanstalk"
music, entitled The Queens FAM" 1t
Is produced with elaborate ana hand
some special scenery. representing a
huge fan, in which the three young la
dies stand as the curtain goes up, ap-
parently being painted figures in the
fan, from which they later step down.
They are attired in picturesque cos
tunes OF very pretty design, and the
whole act is said to be one appealing
strongly TO the lovers OF the esthetic,
while the music is spoken of as ex-
tremely melodious and pleasing.
Edwin Latell is pleasantly remem-
bered as one of the most entertaining
black-face musical comedians who
have pleased Providence audiences. He
is clever musician and at the same
time has an irresistibly funny way that
never falls to keep his auditors i'm good
humor. while some of his peculiar spe-
cialties are unique with him.
Clayto an dClarice are known as the
Juvenile stars OF vaudeville" and are
nj ttsith ha 10. a Il
children. Their act is varied and intro
duces musical features, both vocal and
instrumental and some neat dancing
and comedy elements: and they are ex-
pected 10 repeat here their recent sue
cess in New York and Boston.
The three Nilona sisters are well
known here as pleasing INSTRUMENTAL
lists, who have several times delighted
local theater- goers with their artistic
specialties, and whose pleasing pres
ence is no unimportant feature of their
marked abilities to please and enter
tain those who love good music.
Hayes and BanGy. a clever team OF
dancers, who introduce no less than a
dozen styles of terpsichorean accom-
plishments. have never before been
seen here, but come with an enviable
reputation In their line OF work.
Emerson and Omega have won great
favor i'm Boston during the past week
with their German comedy sketch, and
Harry T.. Boyd is a black-face enter
tainer whose songs and dances and
merry quips are always received with
emphatic evidences Of enjoyment. Pow-
ers and Theobald VIII present Arthur
j. Lambs one act comedy entitled "A
Pair of Runawavs." which is said to
afford them excellent opportunities and
introduces songs and dances and other
features OF pleasing character.
Among the new motion pictures TO be
shown by the biogranh are the
following: Jim JENNINGS ri1lng the "a
nous bucking broncho snake" in Buff
faIo Blrs Wild West show: the tribu-
Ia tions OF the father NJ tripcts: Boul-
aer's Lock on the Thames England:
dress parade OF the Thirteenth L. s. In
fantry: Warren line steamship Morse
man. wrecker near Marblehead. expe-
rience Of patron I'm a quick lunch"
restaurant
Bicycles will be checked free for m &.
irons at the new checking stand on
Clemencc street.