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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29

In five acts. "The Heart of Chicago" was
given before large audience, at the New
Park theatre last evening The play.
which treats OF the great Chicago fire. is
full Of beautiful scenic effects. Mr. Henry
Pemberton, as John Ames, the villain of
the drama. does some very good work
MIR. Walter Fredericks. as Bradley, and
Mr.. Walton. as McFadden, are also eX-
cellent In their parts. Miss Louise Dun
bar. who first portrays the part Of Emily
Coleman and later that Of Miss Alton
has a very pleasing manner. and at once
charms the audience. Miss Mae Britton
and VIII l<ilToy DO a clever singing and
talking act. Miss May keene. as Eu-
genie; Mr. viii b. Fredericks first as
Edward Coleman, and later as Robert
Sage Mr.. George Abhaut Mr.. Clarence
Duh and Mr.. w. G. Johnson flleG the
minor parts very acceptably.
The stage setting throughout We're very
pleasing especially i'm the fourth act. the
drawbridge at Whiting on the Central
railroad, and the large locomotive ap-
parently in running order, called forth
from the audience great applause.
The same bill will he presented at this
popular theatre every afternoon and
evening this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29

an embodiment Of grace in her fantastic
dancing George NJ. Cohan-weU, that
lad is a whole show by himself besides.
be Is the author OF The Governors
Son and wrote the music besides lie
Is oTT rfTv vtEEC HTUSt OF the time and is
never quiet. lie has legs like watch
springs and a face OF engaging impu-
dence
As the four Cohans need 10 take a little
time TO change their costumes and catch
their hreaths, there are others In The
Governors Son for instance, Ethel
Lovey and VIII VI. Sloan. who are nimbio
and clever in just shade different line OF
farce aud dancing from that demon
strsted with such admirahls art By Josie
and George NJ Cohau. There are other
principals. too who go in and out ac-
ccptablN. Then there is a chorus-ballet.
Music. lights costumes make the piece a
lavish spectacle
Last nights audience INDUCED I'm cur
tain calls TO an extent rarely manifested
at any kind of n show. The audience
simply didn't seem TO be able to get
enough Of the COhans To those present,
unacauainted with the peculiarly gifted
family. they were sensation, especially
the two young folks IN their dances. To
old friends the perfect finish Of their work
and it's enthusiastic approval was mat
ter for hearty congrstHlation. They are
an UNIQUE stage family.
The Cohans hold the boards for only
half the week. Then come Mary Man
nering and Janice Meredith
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29

at the Westminster theatre yesterday IL
new organization, and Is among the
best of its Kind or The road and this TACT
Is proven hy tho generous applause given
every number on tho BILL lncluding the
opening and closlne ono There ls sort
of jolly feeling among the actors and
each docs his utmost 10 entertain The
singing Is somewhat above tho ordinary.
aIfd but few old selections are gher.
and each acr1n The olio Is new. The ccs-
tunes worn by the girls arc or modest,
rich and tsstehlly desicn.
The performance begins with q breczS
farce comedy entitled "Tho Naughty
Widow in which joe Harrington makes
the greater part " the fun, and Is assist
"a bv Mary Gebhard and others
Lew Reynolds and tarcuc Bayard open
the olio with comedy sketch that is
pleasing and Joe Harrington. assisted by
Luella Miller follow in ono Of the fun-
nicst sketches given here this season.
Violet Gleason. With quartet Of Young
ladies' are seen in neat singing and
marching turn
Udeli and Yule are new comcrs add
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29

New Empire theatre than last evening
The Rays.in "a Hot Old Time were 20 he
thanked for tho fun making
This piece has been seen at tho same
theatre before. but its Fun creates as deep
an impression as it did on is first pro-
duCtlon Some OF the work Is Of the
noisy kind and Johnny Ray has his own
ideas of run making.
lie vs. a -plcudid success NJ making
people laugh aud much or his work go
produce this effect Is really very clover
Mr Rays makeup Is enough almost or
itself 10 keen the fun going
There is of course. no plot 10 the
piece hat just situations and ridiculous
situations they arc. Mr. Mooney. an OK
press man pcts miNcd up with THINGS in
general and Mr. Ray ~ The sNpressman
who H. mistaken Tor an Irish member ot
parliament There's q host ~ other fun
makers including Emma RAY who has "a
part that gives her plenty 90 say
There are lots or good spccislties iuf-
nished that last evening Were at most
favorably received Tho Forests cams
an for a biz lot Of applause in thor
clever vhirlwind dances. AS for the Don.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
KElTH'S NEW THEATRE.

II would he impossible to arrange a
vaudeville bill more thoroughly satisfy
irrr-than the one offered Ll1eith-s-this
week. From 80 10 1890 every act offered
IS Of the highest order Of merit, and call
ed forth the most enthusiastic applause
from all parts Of yesterdays crowded
houses The program il not only one OF
novelty, but each act is so strong as 10
entltls it 10 first place among acts of its
class: indeed. some seem TO he. In 2 class
by themselves far above others OF their
kind Among the latter il the wonderful
aerial throwing act of the Four Lukens
Brothers
II is simply impossible to adequately
describe this thrilling act. but tho breath
lessness which held sway over every
spectator IN last nights audience. and
the tremendous applause which followed
their awakening was fitting tribute and
shows that these marvellous acrobats
have stepped quickly into the top notch
OF local favor. The nurmurs Of astouish-
nent gave way 10 vigorous reception
when Jolly Maude Huth. who is un-
doubtedlv one Of providence's greatest ia
Norites, appeared
II is not the songs she SINGS. nor the
stories she tells. but her infectious hui
NOR which appeals tn everyone young
nd old and her heart 10 heart" talk
with those Of her audience of her own
svcirdunois reduced Tho house 10 laugh
Ter Surely. thcre is bat one Maud HUN
one Of tho biggest surprises ON the bin
was Fred Stuber This Young man was
billed as tho "pheuominal hsujoist" but
no other act of This kind has ever met
with such emphatic success AZ Kcith's.lIis
perfect control ard rapid manipulation of
the -hanln- aroused veritahle storm of
applause and hc was recalled again and
arain. until he was obliged 10 ''bcg OF
lie undoubtedly made ono OF the biggest
hits Of the entire bill
Werner and Rcider arc another team
new 90 local Kcithiies. who quickly cs-
tablishcd themselves fstorites They call
themseiycs "Tyroisan Varblera" and cer-
isiuly Miss Werner warblinE MS most
eirdlike. Her limitations Of a nightingale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
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The Mistake is Made by Many
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A Providence resident tells you how
this car. be done.
Mr. William sceley. Of IS orms street,
employed in the cotton mills as oversoer
Of the wcavers says-"For some years
was subject off and on to frequent at
tscks OF backsche. accompanied with
heavy dull aching through my loins,
while at my work or sitting in one posi-.
tion for any length Of time. A friend told
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and The soreness across nv loins dissp-
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and their duets were vigorously applaud
ed.
Charles Leonard Tletcheris an old favor-
iie, but Mr. Fletcher has the happy fac
ulty OF always having new material. so
that his every appearance scores a hit dis
tinct from his previous one, In his roper
toire this season he has impersonat ions
OF President Roosevelt, Chauncey Depew
Admiral Schey and two OF the characters
in James A. Hernc's famous shore
Acres" one OF the novel features of Mr.
Fletcher's act is his "make-up" I'm full
view of his audience. all the time deiy-
cring an eNtemporaueous mOnologue. The
latter Is very bright. and his impcrsona
tions are particularly true to life. one Of
the most laughable farces Imaginable is
"One christmas Eve" written by WIN ~
Crcssy. and presented by Hal Davis and
company. II is very cleverly cpnt~lvcd
and fitting vehicle FOR the display Of
their unquestiouable talents, provoking
laugh for every minute il took 10 present
It,
Dolph aud Susie Levine present mu-
steal sketch Rival Artists in which
Miss Levino introduces some good sing
Ing and Mr. Levine does what IS un-
doubtedly the best craNon drawing done
by any artist IA vaudeville The. audi
ence last night simply laughed themselves
into tears over Hall and Stalcy's farce
The 20th Century Burglars. the only
unpleasant featur5, of this act being that
" had an end. The Three Brooklyus ia
troduce q decided novelty In musical
sketch called The Musical huifegrind-
ers. From their grindstoncs. saws discs.
ctc. they oXtoil music, Introducing no lit
tie comedy.
Mason and Francis I'm q splendid come
dy sketch Maxwell and Dudley IN a yo-
cal skit, the Folly Trio. I'm clever bur-
lcsque on a scene az a race course
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29

have made for themselves many friends
with the comedy singing act.
The well known Farnum Brothers ac-
robstic comedians. are Obliged TO answer
a number of encores and the act. besides
being exceedingly funny. is one of merit
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hiatt close the olio
with an opcraticc comedy musical act
which Is fully In keeping with the rest OF
the bill
"Womens Stock Exchange" comedy.
is given rs the closing number and in this
all Of the company take part This eN-
collent hill will be given every afternoon
and evening during the week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29

crtg sisters. their dancing and singing
was such as 90 make the audience give
many pucoTcs.
The famous Prosper troupe OF tumblers
did about as neat work as any that
was presented during the evening. Some
really remarkable athletic movements
were gone through with in manner that
showed grace and skill. The scenery
was worthy of the production and there
was good and lively chorus.
During the evening = number of rat
Ting good songs were sung; some of the
best received were by Weston and Allen.
The teeth whisting and limitations by
Mortimer Basset were deserving OF the
warm approval extended.
"A Hot old Thine" or whirlwind of
fun. will be the attraction at this theatre
every evening this week and at the GUS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
M0IfS From IHs HARBoR.

r'ho following vessels have arrived and
Arrived steamers Rhode Island Ntr
sailed during the past a hours
ginla. New York Queen CITY. Seaco'lnet
rgN OF Ncvporf Rfch New nort and re-
turn Rambler Lake FaN Rivcr aud re-
turn. steam Nscht Wild Duck. New YORK,
tug Argo. barge Suequehsuna.
Sailed Sfrappre Rhode island, VIZ
-aalia. Ncw York. tugs Harold ArEo.
barge Delaware. Monubcan.
The schooner l'uioue came ~ The dry
dock his morning. aud is neing loaded Tor
her trim 10 the Western Island.
rhe tide w.aa exceedingly high this
morning The moon and wind being the
cause
The steamer Nirgiula. runulng ou INC
toy line H. ~ 10 iaid or Within = Few
davs for siters tons u is reported that
more statero0ris are io ~ added The old
Dominion vii take her place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29

novel exhibition Of hoop rolling by Hale
and Francis; and the ever popular Bio
graph concluded a bill OF unusual
strength. which was giAxn zest and finish
by the excellent orchestra OF the house
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Newport; q J. Danks, J Muched, Bos-
ton: q Perkins. Meriden; II Berry.
q r Wright Il r Turner, IA Hennessy.
Boston; l. Littleheld. Block Island Is
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Newport: A p MulVey, G. W Loop, New
York; r Il Kenyon, Onsonta, New York
"a " Randall. Mrs + Nesly, Manchest-
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Block Island: n Abbott. Lowell; II :
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new EMPIRE THEATRE.

There has seldom, II ever. been more
spontaneous and ringing laughing at the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

Robbie & Mack's World Beaters COM
pany which opened a weeks engagement
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29

tonlary matiness. II is a laughter pro-
ducer that is irresistible.
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PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

Thc four Cohans IA "Thc Governor =
Son. Unusual show cVeQ though no
more novel rtle can be founN for t than
musical farce The four Cohans are
unusual Hence the extreme novelty OF
the whole show. since the Cohans are
in H. Full house. Entertainment pro-
longed 10 ~ o'clock by persistent encoreS.
But everybody glad enough 10 sit IA
through. Came away wanting more Co
hans, IN fact
Cohsn seniors are old friends here
shouts. Cohan hlniors. in their present
Stage DEVELOPMENT not SO familiar Re
call them In town, a couple OF seasons on
10 back. az the pivotal attraction of
first class vaudeville show. Tried little
sketch, a one-act farce lt WAS so.
Now we have three-act musical comedy
and the Cohans appear % have highly
promising prospect " being a vogue. The
appreciation Of last nights audience was
hardly SECOND 10 tHat customariiy ac-
corded 10 ilenry irving engagement.
Tor instance. The continuous applause
represented not alone the passing emo-
tion OF a delighted audience but dis
eliminating appreciation of the peculiar
talents of the unusual Cohan family
Jerry cohan. father. is the same old
droll Jerry. rest rsined and unctuous. and
clean eat in his humor and his antics
Helen w. Cohan. sweetlr amisble ana
clever as an opposite 20 silver topped
Jerry. Josephine Cohau. With "a sort ~
Maudr Adams fsce and Quicksilver toes,
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NEW PARK THEATRE.

Lincoln J. carter's scenic production
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knowles. Poiu' Judith; r Jams and wife
New Bedford; J J Golitz. \ q Graham.
q Y Wright. q y Everson Boston; t
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CROWN R w Carll r w Gerry. Bos-
ton: \ \ Hoppn and wife. Mrs l. Nhea-
ton. Prov: r l. Naylc. { Priest Bos-
ton: + Mason. Buffalo; w ~ Knight
\ y. ! w Stone. New Haven: r G Rem
edict r W Woostell. Marie kimbaH. y
YAH Langcllc. r Gowning. Boston; w
Fereerson Campaign; III Atwood.
Kellinly: v Whiting. Lawrence +
pitts Lawrence: II Cowan. Boston; O
Stebhen. Methuen; ~ g Baker, Worces-
ter. r q Kerlin, Boston; " l. Gaylord,
Springfield: Perry Wright. Boston; w ID
Ilvernore. Lawrence; { Gibbs, I;
y TIttleneid. Block Island. a ID Cutter,
sprinraeId: & " strong. y Y; \ u Mey-
ers. Boston: Geo Craig Stewart, Chicago;
r. NJ Harris. Putnam Heights.
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