The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-17

most versatile and entertaining mimetic
condolences and vocalists. Will he seen
for the first time I'm vaudeville here; and
she is expected To make one of the big
gest hits OF the season in her limitations
of wtde variety of characters and her
burlesque melodramatic scene. Her spon-
taneous humor and rollicking tollity
are familiar TO many; and her fame as
comedienne has been enhanced since
she became one Of the brightest stars of
vaudeville.
Spectacular dancers have always been
special favorites at keith's; and dalthough
Ameta comes as a stranger. her great
success IN the other houses OF the circuit
assures the popularity OF her act here
With brilliant color and electrical effects.
many OF them quite novel she combines
the advantage of unusual personal beauty
and grace OF movement in an act that
Is said TO possess the best features OF all
those of similar character that have been
seen here.
Carroll johnson. one OF the best known
minstrel comedians and an unusually
good singer will contribute a black-face
monologue that IS said to abound in
bright scintilations OF wit and quaint
humor that never fail to score strongly
with those who enjoy hearty laugh.
Hall and Stanley, who made a big hit I'm
the first season of vaudeville here, will
be seen i'm their indescribably amusing
musical burglars" act. Introducing many
novel musical effects. and which has been
very greatly improved since its earlier
presentation here.
Al Beiman. long a popular baritone
ard comedian. and Lottie Moore. we'll
known soubrette and vocalist. will OFFER
a musical comedy skit entitled THE
Masquerade" which has won exceptional
favor this season In the leading vaude-
willie theatres of the country. John and
Henry Dillon, than whom there are no
more popular singers OF original humor-
Gus songs, have an entirely new budget
of them, several of which are said to be
particularly good and much the best they
have yet produced
The Rixford Brothers. in an acrobatic
turn of very unusual character and novel;
ty, will supply a very strong feature or
the bill, and Anna Teresa Berger, OF the
well-remembered Berger family with
which Sol. Smith Russell first made a
reputation, will be heard in high-class
cornet solos new German comedy
sitett-h-that IL described As very amusing
and highly entertaining Will be offered
by Lester and Jerman, who have preVi-
ously won high regard here; and the ex-
cellent impression made by Gordon H.
Eldridge last season will give interest to
his new eccentric monologue, while low
act of the Craigs a most pleasing feature.
In addition to several new notion
pictures OF scenes I'm various parts OF
the world and particularly good one Of
the Witch Rocks on the line OF the Union
Pacific railroad. the Biograph will show
the view taken recently from the rear OF
rapidly moving trolley car on Vest
minister street from Dorrauce 20 Mathew
son streets.
The picture is said TO be wonderfully
clear and admirahlein Photographic quah-
ties; and the thousands Of people who
lined the sidewalks and crowded out into
the street Including very many promi-
nent I'm public life. were of course caught
within the field OF the camera, 50 that the
question, Have YOU seen yourself in the
Biography" will naturally be common
/ salutauon on the streets of Providence
during the coming week. In response 10
a strong popular desire for the retention
OF the picture OF the Slade school children
and "Baby Roger at Roger Williams
park for another week, that Will also be
shown, but for this week only.