The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-01

| as altogether unique actually having a
| kind OF plot. which serves az a string on
| which 10 hang a series OF jolly songs and
| witty comments and funny stories. I'm
| which the demisG OF relative plays an
| important part His imitation OF a tough
1 New York boy at n base ball game is also
| said 10 invariably ''bring down the
house"
Kathryn Osterman. the talented and
] handsome Legitimate actress. who was
received with so much favor here last
season, will return vita new comedi-
| eta, entitled "The Kickapoo," I'm which
she will be supported by Mr.. Thomas
Tuther. Her role Is that OF an artist liv-
| ing up 20 her income. who is threatened
with eviction from her studio unless a
certain bill rs paid at once. A young man
delegated TO pay the bill gets mixed up
with the process-server; and out OF the
complication many intensely ludicrous
situations and incidents. In which Miss
Osterman's cieverness as a comedlenne
has full swing. are developed. The dia-
logue IL said to be very bright. and the
action brisk; and Miss Osterman has I'm
this playlet won even greater success
than in that given here last fall
John Garfield and Violet Carleton are
also I'm the list OF old favorltes, the for
mer's exceptional cIeverness in eccentric
comedy and makeup being given full
In which they are 20 be seen. Miss Carle-
ton is remembered as a very pleasing
singer and pretty woman :and the man.
ner I'm which bedlam and chaos are rap
idly developed in a peaceful homo cam
not have been forgotten by those who en-
joyed "The Hoodoo" last season.
Mile. Christine will present her troupe
of performing monkeys. cats and dogs IN
an act that elsewhere on the Keith cir
cult has rivaled I'm popularity any ami
NAL act previously offered The monkeys
are said 10 be notably clever i'm perform
ing all manner OF feats not commonly
seen upon the stage. in all OF which the
comedy element Is particularly strong;
and the cats and dogs serve TO give vari
ETY. 10 the act and to Introduce features
that are said To be decidedly novel and
surprising. While naturally this act will
appeal strongly 20 the children, IL is SAID
TO be equally interesting and entertaining
TO all.
Horace Goldin. the illusionist and comic
conjurer, is a new conner here but enjoys
a reputation that has made him Il heal
/ liner elsewhere. His tricks are said 10 he
OF unusual character. and 10 be combined
I'm manner of presentation with llumor
and comedy work that adds materially
60 the pleasing character OF his act.
The Eldridges will be remembered IS
undoubtedly the most finished actors OF
house their act last season having proved
one OF the distinct hits I'm the bill. and
having received both a critical and Top
ular verdict OF commendation rarely CIV
en- to those OF its class.
Mazuz and Mazette will contribute the
acrobatic comedy feature OF the week.
with their lively brakeman and tramp
speciality. which introduces some strange
combinations of agility and fun In such
manner as 10 keep the spectators con-
stantly guessing"
Gallagher and Barrett. over whose Irish
talking act Keith patrons laughed hearth
ly last year, will offer an entirely new
act said TO he even more entertaining;
and Horton and Elliott will be seen i'm a
series of novel specialiies. among which
their tearing of paper quickly into all
sorts OF artistic and fantastic shapes has
won special favor
Master Joe Santley the boy soprano.
has been especially praised for getting
away" entirely from the ''choir boy act.
which has become somewhat threadbare
from use: and he has scored one OF the
marked hits in Boston. during the past
week. by his singing OF When You Were
Sweet Sixteen" MA Tiger Lily" Be
meath the Evening Star" when Chloe
Sings a Song" and "My Gilmore"
The new Biograph pictures include
those OF Ia Hung Chang. now so much
III the pubic eye. the HTe-SWept steam
ships Main and Bremen i'm New York har-
bor New York street scene. and an ex-
citing adventure in the streets of Chica-
go.
Il. w Palfrey. the weli-known trick
cyclist. whose feats are quite unlike those
OF any other: Florinne. an entertaining
singer OF descriptive and character songs;
Edward 7. Boyle. the blind pianist and
vocalist. and new stereopticon views per-
tinent TO timely topics. will complete the
bill, which is materially longer than usu-
al.
on Labor Day the doors will be open at
II a m, and the performance will be con-
tinuous until 1880 p. m.