The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
rlR. AND MRS. MARK 1URPHY.

movements. the excellence Of their
| alignments. their general steadiness in
| marching, their picturesque costumes,
| and their own trim figures and pretty
| faces all combine 70 produce result
| not only very pleasing TO the eye, but
most surprising TO those who are ia
| miliar with previous efforts OF young
women i'm work that has generally been
considered only within the scope OF
men. The manual OF arms and bay
onet exercise are Wei given during an
interruption OF the marching; and then
follows an exhibition OF wall scaling
i'm which with almost incredible agility
and quickness the ZOuaves climb 90
the TOP OF q 15-fOOt wall in a tTine less
than 30 seconds. giving a thrilling and
exciting finish TO the act which arouses
hearty applause. The LZouaVes have
been drilled bv Can't. NJ. a. Kelly OF
the South Providence Cadets. with
whom the methods of wall-scaling and
many Of THE marching movements arc
original: and their success yesterday
was a deserved compliment to his abil-
itv and a well earned reward for his
long and arduous labor. Following arc
the names Of the Zouaves: Kitty Fra
ney Julia Chapman. Margaret keat-
ing. Grace Irving. Pearl Wilbur, Nellie
Palmer. Florence Hastings, Rose Law
ender. Annie McKenna, Charlotte Boil
ton. Katie jenkins. Jane Walker. Nina
Leavens and Della Becker.
Herr q. q. Hornberger. the Yiolon-
cellist who was heard at this house
with SO much pleasure last season. more
than duplicates the pronounced hit he
then made. OF all the high-class mu-
steal acts offered at ke tbs, none has
been superior 10 this either in artistic
merit or in pleasing qualities; and Herr
Hornberger's selections are most hap
ply chosen to display his thoroughly
musicianly instincts and draining at
the same tigne that they appeal sue
CeSsfully To a popular audience. His
rich. sweet and sympathetic tone his
"A a'mirable del,CaCy and refinement OF
style. the firnnesS Of his bowing and
his fine technique his artistic phras-
ing arl sentiment have not been
equaled here; and music-lovers VIII find
Tnis aTT genu ne treat.
Another musical act that scores one
Of the hits 0f the bill is that OF MAJ
we'll and Simpson. I'm many respects the
bcgt presenters OF illuStrated songs who
have been heard az Keiths Their pic
lures are notably art'stic ami appro-
pirate. Mr. Maxwelrs singing vs. full of
sentiment and EXPIRE SIS On and their act
evokes the most enthusiastic demon
straliors Of enjoyment and apprecia
tion.
The Dillon Brothers also SC we strong
~ with their bright ant entertaining
uar3dies. AMI offrr one of the u,naqt en-
tartafrirg acts OF it's kind. ana Kenugh
ap1 Ballard prpsert travestv act. In
which s-me vt~v GOO heavy d~amatic
work is dove followed nv quick tran
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