The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-31

Mr.. Seabrooke Ii is scarcely necessary
10 speak as his individual success has
always been unquestioned, no matter
what the faults or fate OF his plays may
have been. AS Maginnis Pasha tan
Irish Turk) he is said to be seen at his
best. The part gives him an excellent
opportunity for his original quaint hu-
NOR, which he improves to the utmost.
His entrance song, There Are Only
One Hundred Girls I'm the World For
Me-" has a delicious waltz refrain, easi-
iy remembered. and consequently has
been whistled into popularity where
ever the lyric has been heard. In fact
the entire musical score provided by
Ludwig Englander is OF a bright, tune
full, and exceedingly catchy nature.
While Mr.. Seabrooke Is one OF the prin-
cipal entertainers of this newest CAST
no condiment, II must be remembered
that for the engagement of "The
Founders" in Providence, Mr.. DAILY has
been secured and specially engaged by
the management to appear in his origi-
nal part of the Duke de Patty du
Clam" When "The Rounders' was
first produced at the New York CAST
mo- last spring. Mr.. DAILY created this
particular role, and for a period of six
months gaineu many favorable encom-
iums.
He will again assume the same char
acter, which is that of a blase French
nobleman. and with his peculiar per-
sonality and expert terpsichorean ef-
forts. will no doubt furnish large
share OF the amusement. Manager
Lederer, i'm fact, claims an "all-star
east, and IL is certainly a fact that 1t
Is a long time since such a remarkable
aggregation OF well-known players
have been gathered for "A single organ
ization. In addition to the above
mentioned. the roster contains the
names OF Madgc Lessing, as demure
Quakeress, Cyril Scott, ID. l.. Don, who
will be remembered for his funny inn
personation OF the Dutch hotel-keeper
I'm THE Girl from Paris" at the Park
theatre, and also as the crazy German
1unatic in last seasons Belle OF New
York" company. Frederick Urban, and
last, burt not least by any means. Miss
Phyllis Rankin. or course there are
number of other principals besides
large contingent or Casino beauties,
who constitute the chorus.
Altogether the company consists OF
eighty people. The usual gorgeous,
scenic and costume effect utilized in
Casino production will be employed
i'm this presentment. The Rounders'
was an adaptation of French mu-
sical farce and was adapted by Harry
II. Smith. who has used the original
lyrics besides having brought the
story up-to-date.
or all the entertainers who appear
before American audiences the Kel-
lars nave won the right to the refined
Il stinction OF family artists When they
appear here at the Providence opera
house on April q 10 and II. their
friends and admirers. who are num-
bered I'm this ms well as other coun-
tries by the thousand. will have an op-
portunity OF judging for themselves
how far success has crowned Mr.. Kel-
lars researches in Oriental magic. AS
a matter NJ fact he is tho only Amer
lean entertainer who has ever studied
the secrets Of his art In the home Of
magic which is and has been India
for two thousand years. The weird
mysteries Of the adopts will now be
presented for the first time in this
country In such pleasing and innocent
forms ne the Queen OF the Roses"
"The Growth of the Flowers" the
"F1ight OF the Adopts" the "Nevy
Shrine" and the Astral Bell" 10 the
delight OF old and young alike.
Charles Frohman will present Henry
Miller to Providence opera house pa
irons the week OF Monday April 16
IN dramatization OF Dickens Tale
of Two cities" entitled The Only
wavo