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

/ musical. sweet voice Of high range
Z and sympathetic quality, which she
: uses with admirable taste, as well as OF
I evident artistic instinct. her rendering
! Of some OF the best of the old Scotch
/ songs, such as Robin Adair," Comm
I Thro' the Rye and Annie Laurie Is
thoroughly delightful and charming
and yesterday aroused much enthusi-
! asm. OF all the singing .turnsn- that
| nave been heard in this house this sea-
son none has appealed more strongly 10
both iloor and balconies; and Miss
cummings act is alone well worth the
visit a Keiths
lie Roy and Clayton. who have been
seen here before in irish sketches OF
: the ordinary variety" order and at
! tanned NJ eminent position Herewith
/ nave suddenly jumped 10 the deserved
distinction of headliners through a
nanny combination Of the efforts OF
I George NJ. Cohan as a dramatist and
their own latent abilities to which his
sketch has now afforded the needed op-
portumtics. Hogan of the Hanson"
Is one OF the best OF the Cohan pro-
ducts. in which ne has utilized his ever
present mistaken identity trick better
than ever before: and us performance
bv Ic Roy and Clayton kept the big
audiences I'm an almost unhroken gale
ot laughter. The act is certainly one "
the most amusing Of its class. and Is
sure TO prove drawing card during
the week
Charlie Case. an old time favorite.
ana one of the best of black-face mon
o,ogue entertainers fully renews his pre-
vious popularity and deserves n spe-
-Il44l word az e---4+t1et1tidtfun for-rtTC rHct
that MS material Is all new. and at the
same time quite as good as ANYTHING
he has before offered. The Laughter
was almost continuous while he AS
On hN uN &
'oath 20 Dart with him.
Dr Iohn G.. Rowkers travelor,e on
The Trausvaa" ~ a wonderfully in
teresting description ~ the South A.
rican republic and ts people. beauti-
fullN illustrated with colored s'eraopti-
con views and gives much valuable In
formation NCt found I'm 'he paners 0r |
books. ~ Povtsr's manner &c Meas
ing. his dicticn Is choice and his talk |
is punctuaiol with many witty ro- |
marks. a0d from every point If view
his travelaguo ts ~ .bp regarded as one |
~ those features for which inteiIirent
theatre Coer~ owe q Snacial dabt ~, I
gratitude to kcith vaudeville.
Neweu and Shevatt. though less |
known here than some other teams OF /
horizontal bar performers. proved thet,, 1
selves much tho best taa'u ~ tho kind /
That has appeared ~ Foith's Their |
fea's are all accomplished with an I
e
most unusual. and much ~ fhesir work
has never becu done here bv arv others
several ~ the'~ f0ats qrnusinr rroat
onthuei'eu ana thn not ~ 20 vhol, beiu-
1"corfed The most eNcpntfonaI experi
rnDe for on 3rrobatir arf Of rcreivi,c
an insistent ar0 cwph7tic encore
touch ~ cowndv 10 introduced ,bo. !
notoo the not an tho moro p'oasiuT.
''d those who's gnnrcCi0fe featurre ~
'c KIND VIII hDv0 crco sfNu fo ,oorat 10 |
u 'hrv o. u.f e-c N'wnu and chavesf
Tho Howard profhcrs barf,isfs
nln'~0"flv eurrriead with ono of tb,
.0'ei pleasing "furue" ~ fhe kird
Their nIHvin~ is particularly ciosr
s,rnn" ana hHltiarf aod their rerIor.
Inc of % d'ncut sole SON frcm "wu.
"w TOT WAS greeted with euthusi-
letio n'pu1is
The Z,ra Trio nnnrs a nauait, 49,
r's va'l received veefordav in tba
rov IN imnersonaft0rs ~ rnlitary eps
tvpr' Of several foreign cal,n.
ries concluding vith an appeal tn the
'ritieh- A rroric10 alliance ssntlntrt
''N- changes af -1sturra were u1sAs
ri. rra0t rapittv and IN very ah1r,
io'a ar' ODE cHtoi 10 the a.t with tifs
niroiu.Hun ~ Some yory fo. haf.r
-iIng was pictur'suuc and enjoy
The DeForestL in their graceful and