The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-13
THE NEWS PROVIDENCE. r. i, SATURDAY, MAY 13 1899


ductions during the past few years.
They are known as aerial grotesques."
and their gymnastic ana acrobatic
work Is OF the highest order. They are
regarded as one OF the bright features
OF the bill and should easily repeat here
the success they have recently attained
In New York
Conway and Leland are also well re-
membered as one of the most enteka<n-
ing teams seen here shis season. The
acrobatdc work they accomplish Is most
astonishing under any circumstances.
and when IL is considered that each has
but one leg IL becomes wonderful in
deed. AS comedians. also, they are top
notchers, and the entire act is highly
amusing and entertaining and un-
doubtediy will score as big hit as last
winter.
The list OF new notion pictures to be
shown by the biograph contains several
OF realistic character and timely inter-
est. and among the pictures are one OF
Little Adelaide. the dancer; the Bar
tholdi statue, panoramic view OF
Brooklyn heights. polo vaulting by CO.
lumbia college athletes, four-masted
schooner beating into New York har-
bor. horse training and the elephants
at the London Zoo. The biograph, al
though shown every week since the
house was opened, appears 10 be even
a stronger attraction today than when
IL was a novelty, and has amply Justi-
fled Mr.. Keith's confidence in it's popu-
larity
Irish comedy will be well represented
in the programme by Campbell and
Caulfield, who are said TO be among the
most entertaining of all stage lrishmen
and who will present a new act that
has elsewhere been received with ex-
ceptional favor.
the clever eccentric dancer in boy
Wanted" will appear in a black-face
singing and dancing turn. in which he
has contrived TO increase his popular
ity by genuine ability.
Havens and Andrews will hold up the
comedy end with a bright new sketch
peculiarly fitted to their original style;
and the Constantine sisters. three pret-
ty young ladies, viii delight the lovers
OF song and dance turns OF sprightly
and diverting character.
William Rowe, who for some years
was the leading dancer with Primrose
a. West and othep great minstrel or
ganizations. will be seen IN "A spectacu-
lar dancing act, in which his remark
able and pleasing pedestal dancing will
be prominent. He is known as one OF
the most finished and accomplished
dancers on the stage and for those who
appreciate real art in that line is cer-
tain TO provide a genuine treat.
Terry and Lambert will be seen In a
high class singing act. which in Bos-
ton during the week past has won very
cordial recognition and has been spok-
en- OF as one of the pleasing features OF
the bill there.
The beautifully colored stereopticon
views exhibited during the past week
were received with great favor. fire.
quently arousing applause and new
set VIII be shown during the coming
week, including several new mechani
cal effects OF startling nature. together
with a number OF views OF subjects es-
pecially interesting at this time.
Patrons who go to the theater on
their wheels may check them free OF
charge on Clemence street. near Wey-
bOsset. and the thcater. cooled by the
cooling plant. Is always delightfully."-
comfortable even when the thermome-
ters outside are very high minded.