The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-28

out a suggestion OF her "Frenchiness,
a much superior vocalist, dainty and
refined In all her methods and artistic
TO a desree. She sings one song In
French, dnd follows this with several
coon" songs In English. TO which IL
IN said that her French accent gives a
delightful flavor. In Boston during the
past week both Miss Cornille and Bunth
and Rudd have made the strongest pos
sible impression; and these two acts
alone are considered sufficient 10 make
the coming weeks bill the most popular
yet offered at Keith's.
The excellent acrobatic work and an
tensely amusing comedy features OF the
act OF Reno and Richards have not
been forgotten by those who laughed
and applauded alternately while they
were on the stage here last season; and
the favor they found here seemed 20
Justify their reputation as the best OF
all comedy y-acrobatic, teams"
Johnson and Dean, the latter the
original Dora Dean OF the pretty
coon" song and the former, the author,
We're here several months ago, and Gre
ated so strong an impression that this
return date was immediately booked.
OF all the real colored' couples OF
singers. dancers and comedians heard
here, they have found greatest favor.
They have a nearly new act, special
feature OF which is the Kaleidoscope
rag" dance. which is said to be as
amusing as II ls novel.
Tie Gilmore sisters will be seen in
Geo. NJ. iCohan's farce-comedy. THE
Dangerous Mrs. Delany," said 10 be
one OF the most entertaining products
OF that clever young dramatist's pen.
The young ladies have suddenly jump
ed 10 the position OF 'top-liners" be-
cause of the screaming success" they
have made in this sketch, which has
served 10 bring TO the surface latent
talent that only awaited Its opportunity
TO place them among the favortte en-
tertatners Of vaudeville.
Gertrude Mansfield and Caryl Wilbur
will offer what In termed comic epi-
sode," entitled "Color Blind" in which
throughout the West and lately in
several eastern cities they have been
received with much favor. The scene is
laid in a fashionable restaurant. where
a mixup OF dates brings together a re-
porter and an actress under a misun-
derstanding that leads TO some most
amusing complications. Miss Mansfield
is credited with quite as great success
vocalist; and Mr.. Wilbur's long expert
ence in the support OF Miss Lillian
Burkhart has been OF much value.
A ventriliqulal act that is said 10 be
absolutely different from all others.
and as amusing as IT IL novel. will be
presented by j. W. Winton. who comes
from Australia with reputation which
IN said To have been fully sustained by
his emphatic success in Boston during
the past week. His methods are describ-
ed as unique and his act very entertain
ing. Lille Western, whose proficiency
and versatility as an instrumentalist
have placed her very high I'm vaude-
VILE favor, needs no Introduction here,
where she has always found the heart
lest appreciation: and much the same
may be said OF Eldora and Norine.
whose double-juggling specialties
scored hit when formerly seen here.
The new Biograph pictures include two
from the Phihppines--one AN express
train carrying supplies 10 the front and
the other Gen. Lawtons body being
brought back 10 Manila from the scene
OF his last battle. Other views Will be
OF the famous speedway" in New
York, j. Pierpont Morgan's famous
Yacht. the flagship OF the New York
Yacht Club. and an effective moving
scene on the Canadian Pacific railway.
The Holloway trio. two young men and
a girl. are said TO have the most re-
matkable and sensational acrobatic,
equilibrlstic and walking act be-
fore the public. performing feats that
seem no less than marvellous. One man
carries another standing on his head
across the vie. and again with the ad-
ditional burden OF the young woman;
and the latter does cakewalk, jumps
over a table and a chair held on the
wire. Frederick Emerson Brooks. the
California poet -humorist. contributes a
recitation of several OF his brightest
efforts; and Anna Kenwick, famous for