The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-11
KeIih's New Theatre.

Milton and Dolly Mobiles, two Of the
most successful and deservedly popu-
lar dramatic headliners Of whom
vaudeville can boast, head the pro-
gram for the coming week at keith
new theatre. Tney will be seen, as
sisted by Mis- Eva Westcutt, a prom
ising young actress in the latest one
act play from Mr.. Mobiles pen, entl-
tied "A Blue Grass Widow which ia
New York and Philadelphia has been
pronounced the best he has ever writ
ten for this purpose. 1t tells the story
of a young married man who has m
discreetly taken the wife OF a cluD
frieud TO a roof garden. where he is
seen by a widow who Is irlenu OF ms
wife and who determines 10 BRING
him 10 a sense Of has duty TO ms
wife. During his absence from home,
the wife and widow devise a scheme
to arouse his jealousy, the latter I'M
personating "A West Point Cadet VINO
enters and embraces the VIE When
they know that he Is within slght,
though he supposes them ignorant OF
his presence IN the house. The cadet
threatens to shoot the husband When
he rushes In 10 protest, and Is allowed
TO DEPART lie is succeeded soon by
the widow now disguised as the lady
friend of the husband heavily yelled;
and fror this situation much OF the
humor OF the comedy IL drawn, end
ing Of course. with the contrition ot
the husband and his promise TO re-
form. IL Is said that I'm the husband
and the widow Mn and Mrs. Mobiles
have parts peculiarly fitting them,
and that the audiences. are kept al
most constantly I'm n roar Of laughter
In another line OF comedy work are
Tom and Hattie Nawn, two OF the best
| known del ators OF "a certain pcCr-
liar type OF irish character. who will
present a conCOctiOn Of absurditcs
anil drnlleries under the title OF cone
Touch OC, Nature" which in the other
Keith houses has proved. one of the
most laugh1hle featsr1s Of the bills.
C'ushman HolcCmbe and Curtis form
"A tr'o which should be one of the
strong 81 musical combinations I'm
vaudeville. Sadie Cushnan lis well re-
mcmbered as one OF the most plepsing
cp-ratic sopranos ard comodienncs
whose work i'm tho McC'uu. Stetsrn.
Bennett and Moulton. Bijou and other
companies are widely and favorably
known and who is said To retain all
those charms Of person voice and
manner which have made her So great
a favorite IN the past Herbert Hol-
conbe Is also well known from his
work In the Pauline HaI. pii1u Lit
/ tie Tycoon" and Californian opera
companies: and samuel J. Curtis is
well remembered as che remarkable
contra-teuor for eight years OF the
Mauhattan Comedy Four and from his
connection With leading M mnetrsl and
dramatic organizations. They wiz 20
senu iu a musical r0ne Ncttn entitled
"Tha New Teacher which has won
cnviahio f9vc~ on the Kofh circuit
and coura with tho strongest bossi-
hlp eud1rscm nt of its entertaining
! uU1Ntice
lar Wrir r1rr 0'mHte7 to be- the
rrratre' fri'oogtcr ~ Tasf side Wa-,
I hrav- rro~1 rtr~ ln tho American
+ staoo. 'e oW7r-d ~e leading fc1tura
/ os Tho program ITo docs = m-~ollgua
'tu~r " fn which s-~~e ani 60 -lrs 9r 2
/ drou hr-r7r aro un4ur'v ro.ubin.1.
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/ eoteftlirire acts % thc kind t1 Dbl.
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