The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-30

enga cement. and it is said that in the
dayeloprnent of the story Miss Oster-
man has opportunity 10 keep the audi
ance Almost constantly in laughter.
Eva Williams and Jack Tucker are
newcomers here. but they are widely
known as the best interpreters OF the
"tough" girl and boy; and they ENJOY a
high reputation among tun-nEikels OF
The I.velHest order Their sketch. which
they describe as a slang classic, Is
euttled 'Skinuy's Finish" is said to be
exceedingly amusing In its twisting OF
the lEnglish into the most astonishing
creations of slang. aside from the
strong character drawing which is rs
basic feature Miss Williams portrayal
Of The quaint w.stful underfed,
smudgy faced type OF RoWery gTl is
classed with Rose Melville's tloQsier
girl and Is said 90 bee even more arts
tic and free from eNaggerauon.
smith and Caupbell need no local in
production for their position at the
head OF the procession Of "rapid-fire
racouteurs Is well understood and has
been rs securely established here as
elsewhere The Cleanness. wit and
strong indiv. tuality that characterize
their ac. always render them welcome;
aT1Tf TTTTTv " f1Fr-r1 rfrJ-Tr rTTTTrarUrs
none have proved equally popular with
the discriminating and intelligent au-
dieaces thal patIouize Keith Vaude-
vile Thcu present act contains much
that h. altogether new; and their jokes
and songs are said TO be fully up to
the high standard they have always
maintained
The Van Aukeus though perhaps lit
tie known here. are clls~od among hest
performers ou The horizontal bars. and
many af their lpatS are spoken Of as
something more than simply remark
able. but actually daring iu the eN-
IRENE. The best class Of 9crohltic acts
have been found by experience To- be
very popular here. and the Van Aukens
have been engaged go meet this taste.
Elizabeth Murray Is another old
friend OF last gaAsau. who was credited
with making ru appeal to popular
favor that brought exceptional success,
and she was accorded tho envable posi-
ton OF tho hit of Tho BILL Her sing
ing OF coon" songs in stN'" peculiar-
~ her own her highly amus ng coon
walk ard her witt, Irish stories. tod
81 dcmurely but with such evident r'i-
lsh on her own plrf. fngo'h'r wan h"i
breezy and m8g0etic manner. cannon
have been forgotten.
The patrons of keith's VIII remom'
her the Bi0gr0ph 'nicturc shown re'
Gently. in which Charles c. Nllpat-
y
shown descending q verv steep 'nclin.
200 feot lu length ou his wheel and
tho original of fhe picture will Do seer
during tho coming week. when he W.T.
present his act az trick and fancy rid
Inc which is eid 100 be FUN 0f move
features and particularly Interesting
The now piograDh uIcturos VIII IN.
cludp ono showing n battalion ~ Col
Horc'e 97l irfar'rv starting from Ma
MIA on tho irur chase after hwf.r9ldo
Thcv followed tfa trau untu thcN
shrps were worn FROM th.'r faot ou,
/ thrir uniforms l.eID-i r. -Annthci
pictv~n WIN SHOW ~ pnr4d' of Winner
or WUUam's second Cu7rd ir Herlin
4ud others i~ciu1n Vowe ir P1-is ard
n' the rrcout opcr-air 'l1rss show ~
| Nrw YORK
Nar.h aor sarteu7 wrl nreerrt 2
new aC' cf einr'0~ an1 o0cor'r'7 f77o-
ir~ an1 COR o1v foniu~r1 which 00'0o'
With reccrd ~ r1qrkrd favor 'n Toe
ton: and Terry and Elmer anothel
ronuiar team. wiz proennt their new
conefv exit with "ntusiC1l trim
mlnre." The Nehivs wiu Boo seen in .
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