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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
A FAMOUS FIRM.
-Four Msnarchs Of tho Show WaTld Allied
Permanently.

II would seem that enterprise and am
bition could go no further than IL has
gone for the construction and organiza-
ton OF the Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers 20th Century Colossus for this
the first year of the new century
II must be remembered that the proprie-
tors or these shows are Messrs. James
A. Bailey, w. w Cole. Lewis Sells and
Peter Sells. These four men are the
oldest showmen of experience and wealth
now living in this country This is simply
"A historical fact. They are all men who
have grown enormously wealthy exhibit
ing their shows in all parts OF the world.
With Mr.. Bailey in Europe with the Bar
mum a. Bailey Show, OF which he H. the
sole owner. and with their own knowledge
OF all other parts of the world. they know
everything there is TO be known about
their business.
They have reached that period OF life
when they continue In business more
as a matter of pride and satisfaction to
themselves than for the purpose of adding
To their already large fortunes. They
have this year their american Show,
which is truly y representative exhibition
of this country. and they have organized
II In such manner that nothing that
is desirable I'm exhibitions of that sort
Is left out.
OF course IL is sheer nonsense for other
shows 10 claim that they could possibly
have any feature this quartet of man
agerial magnates would care to have.
Common sense alone is all that Is neces-
sary to retSize this fact. The result is an
exhibition that includes the very best
features the show market OF the entire
world can supply, and IL goes without
saying that such features are exclusive
TO these shows, and il is impossible for
other MANAGERS 10 secure them as long
as they want TO retain them, and that
VIII be until. Of course. their novelty Is
worn off They will exhibit I'm this city
on Pawtuoket avenue. between Fourth
and Eighth streets, on Monday, June g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

Speaking OF the performance OF Mr..
Goodwin and Maxine Elliott I'm the "Mer-
chant OF Venice" the Buffalo Courier
says:
NAT c. Goodwin's ability TO play Sc
rious character In "A. credifabe manner
has many times been questioned. As a
rule, the average theatregoer has been In
clined TO regard him as "A first-class chars
acter comedian OF United range OF pow
or, entirely overlooking commendable
artistic ambition and "A steady pursuit
of fhe best things I'm the drama. Mr..
Goodwin's Shylock cannot fail TO be
surprise and shock to his critics. IL
is I'm all respects dignihed, impressive
and picturesque performances And Max
Inc Elliotts Portia will invite comparison
with the creation Of any living actress
who has essayed the part.
Mr. Goodwin and Miss Elliott will APP
pear at the Providence Opera House on
the evening or Memorial Day. May 80
when they Will give one performance OF
the Merchant OF Venice" with all the
accessories that made the Buffalo produc-
tion notable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
WORK OF SCHOOL
Opening Of The Exhibition at
Candaca Street Building.

The exhibition of school work OF the
Candaee street grammar school. which
was opened In the school han last even
ing, was a very interesting affair and
was largely attended.
Among other things are shown IN
pamphlet form bound copies of compo-
sitions essays, descriptive writing. Ian
guage work, penmanship. short sketches
Of historical events, spelling. geographi-
cal data and many other branches OF the
school work. Many OF the bound papers
show attractive examples OF cover de-
sgning.
ON the walls are more brief compost
tionS, drawings of various branches of
work, some artstically and naturally coll
ored, and all the exhibits are the work OF
the pupils, 20 whom much congratulatlon
is and should be given for the creditable
ana successful endeavor. while the care
evident
The exercises last evening included the
toliowing programme: THE Italian
lynn by Fcltce Giardini. and ''rhe
Four Winds l.. b. Marshall. were sung
and then followed pleasing exercise de-
scribed as "A Few Minutes With Long
fellow. Shakespeare, Moore and Burns
familiar selections from the works OF
these poets, some In song and others as
ftcitduons. being CleVerly rendered by
the scholars who had been chosen.
Those VINO participated in this exer-
else were l.. Wayne Cotter Helen NJ
Bruck, May J Dillon Florence NJ Hicks
Ethel NJ. smith, Bertha l.. Smith. X
Frances Reagan Frances G.. Nolan. May
l;aftery, Ethel j.. Bosworth, Joseph X.
Lock. Ernest Il. McAvoy
Au original song OF Roger Williams"
the words by Mary A. S. Mugan and the
music by Prof. Emory i. Russell. direc-
tor or music Ia the public schools. was
sung by the chorus and the addresses
were made by Principal r.. Harrison
Howard, Supcrintendpnt of Schools Tar
BEN. Col. j. j Devenish of Inc school
committee and j r.. G.. Farnham Let
ters OF regret from President Barney Of
the school committee Commissioner Of
schools Stockwell and Mayor Granger
were read.
Opportunity TO view the exhibition at
the Camdacc street school will be given
during the school days Of next week
which will be held az a week OF open
Afternoons. May 20 90 q Inclusive. nom
. 10 4 u. m. each day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

lent opportunities for picturesque set
tngs and realistic effects: and it's stir
ring scenes, sensational situations and
thrilling climaxes, together with It's
melodrama < and military atmosphere.
are certain To make IL one OF the best
liked productions In which the Edward
f. Albee company has yet been seen
The scenes are laid at Fort Terry.
Mont; on the frontier, at the time OF
the terrible Custer massacre: and the ex-
citement of war is happily combined
with several love stories of absorbing in
terest. IeAi4- -S~ift~ind. am educated In
dian and assistant surgeon at the army
post, is the heroic figure Of the story
and one i'm whom the greatest sympath-
etc interest centres, while IN strong con-
trast with his no fifty of character IL the
the basencss OF Dr. Sherwood his supe-
rior officer. whose love affairs and ptr-
suit Of science are strangely commit Cled
Helen Dare aud Florence Sherwood
t..e two women whom hc has married
affording two very interesting types OF
lovable womanhood; and Dorothy Dun
bar. the little Major" and l-ieut Sher-
wood through the medium OF a pretty lit
tie love story. introduce a most entertain
ing comedy element into the development
OF the plot.
The excitement OF life on the frontier
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
GREATEST NATION FOR PATENTS.

The United States grants 25 600 patents
per annum, or nearly as many as all the
rest OF the world. England grants 5000
per sunum. and France and Germany
each about 1Oo0. and such countries as
Canada. Australia Austria. Italy aud
Russia grant about 1000 each. Ap inter
csting and hopeful fact is that more pa
tents are granted On proportion 10 appli-
cations than ever before in the history
OF the Patent office. showing that me
chanicsl rcnius IL not chasing as many
rainbOws as formerly American inveu-
tive genius is shown in All lines Of inven-
tlon, but IL greatly predominates in ma
chinery for manufacturing trsnsporta-
tation and labor saving Europe aud thc
Orient have begun To- nnd that without
American Industries thev would be un-
able 20 "a ahead Success
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
new EMPIRE THEATRE.

on next Monday evening Katherine
Rober, the talented actress, who became
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

may be expected from Mr. Percy Win
ter. Electrician Reddy has also devised
entirely new electrical effects. which
should contribute much 10 the realism of
the production
Mr.. Williams will essay the role OF John
Swiftwind. 10 which he IL admirably
adapted by nature. and which ne is GER
tain to make a very strong individuali- 2
~, appealing powerfully TO the sympa-
theuc interest OF the audience. Miss
Bergere as Helen Dare, is equally GER
tain 10 present a characterization full OF
artistic qualities and OF unusual inter-
est and Mr.. Farren will have In the role
OF Dr. Sherwood in many respects the
strongest he has yet assumed here.
Miss Lsle Leigh, whose personal sue
cess In the original production at this
house was one OF its most notable feat
ures VIII be seen as Florence Sherwood,
the wronged wife Mr. Foster Gardner
and Mr.. George Sprague have been spe-
cially engaged TO play the parts OF Wal
lace Gray, who carries with great peril
10 himself the message that saves many
lives, and as Col. Gray, respectively. Mr..
Thomas and Miss Handyw will have most
congeniai roles as Lieut. Sherwood and
the little MaJor. Mr.. Fairchild will be
Ian Horton the scout whose description
OF the Custer massacre IL a striking feat
ure OF the play. and Mr.. owen Is sure
TO make the part of Hugo Dare very
amusing.
Miss Hadey will be seen as the In
dian maiden Starlight, Mr.. Winter as
Elliott Hggs, MIR. LelNad AS Gen. Crook.
Mr. Marsh as Capt varnum. Mr. Arthur
as Iron Nation, Mr.. Bertram as Red Dog
and Mr.. sullivan as Corporal Healey
Beginning with Monday. ice cream
will be served Tree 10 all patrons be-
tween the ACTS at every performance.
Another innovation viii also be intro
duccd. and one free ticket for child
between the ages OF and L. will be
given 60 every purchaser OF a reserved
seat for a matinee performance Except
Saturdays and holidaysl II application
for the same is made at the time OF pur-
chase.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The Offering at the Westminster Thea
tire next week will be the Kings and
Queens Gay Burlesquers. This is said TO
be one OF the largest and best burlesque
companies that has left New YorS this
season. The opening burlesque is called
THE Man With The Funny Trick" in
which will be seen pretty girls and fun
ny comedians. The olio is composed of
the following Headliners: Honan and
Kearny, Irish comedians; VIII and Edith
Browning, sketch artists: Nina. the fire
dancer; Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Burns, I'm
repertoire of songs. and the Misses
Hanson and Nelson, dancers. Theperform-
ance will conclude with race track re-
view called "A Good Thing
The next attraction will be the London
Gaiety Girls company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

such favorite last summer will again
make her appearance at the Empire Thea
tire and for the first three days OF her en-
gagement together with company of
specially selected artists she will present
for the first time at popular prices "Fe-
dora the play i'm which Fanny Daven-
port made such an immense success
In the cast will be found several OF
last summers favorites together with a
few new faces who no doubt win become
quite as popular as did those OF Miss
ROBBERS last seasons company. Mr.. Louis
Leon Hall, the popular young leading
man. whom last season made such de-
cided hit has been engaged. also Hal
Clarendon and James Kennedy who so
clcverly handled tho comedy parts.
Others who viii bc seen il the cast are
Frankyn Hall. Harry King, James Cor
dan, Frank Fentou. Lou Franklin Frank
Sheorer. keneth James. Charles Alpine,
Miss lzetta Jewell edith Crolious Ives
Rose Watson. Eleanor Waldo and Miss
Katherine Rober, az Fedora.
So far the demand for seats has been
astonishing and the closing night OF the
first six days OF the advance sail showed
very clearly where TIE 1--WE thousand
mark was easily reached and on Monday
next Ii il safe To say the house will be
entirely sold for the first week
Miss Rober has always been a favorlte
IN Rhode Island. ON the last three days
OF the coming week the piece made ia
nous by Lester Waliack. "Rosedale,"
will be given and during the entire sum
mer ~ Is claimed nothing but high class
royalty plays will be presented.
An the costumes and scenic effects To be
used during the summer engagement were
made especially for Miss Rober and COM
pany. After the opening performance
Monday evening matinee will be given
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

uICnnl makes belts Etip the puileys pro
btOUUl tec's them from steam and water.
tud prevents glazing. for saieby
DROwN BROS Co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
0LNEYvILLE.

The expected has happened. for Mike
Barry, the mail carrier, has been adj
Judged insane and committed TO tho state
hospital As was stated In The News
a few days ago Mike was acting I'm "a
manner that led many to believe that he
would commit some sort OF a deed that
would lead To his being locked up, and
il is only a few days ago that he an
nounced the fact that ne was about to
commit suicide, and swished knife
across his throat. but not In such way
rs to do any damage lie has made state
ments that he would Kill certain persons
and they came TO the conclusion that the
best thing TO bc done was to lock Barry
up.
At q special session OF tho Eighth
District court yesterday he was adjudged
insane upon the testimony OF Drs. Rob
bins and Shaw. There is no doubt but
what Barry inherits this malady FOR his
mother was so afflicted and Mike spent
nearly two years at the state hospital
few years ago The mail IS now being
carried by Frank Goloni.
The business Mems Association will
meet Monday evening when capable
speakers will talk upon the subject of
transfers.
The Irrepresslble Society, which in
quiet way IN the past and Is tsill en-
gagged in caring FOR the wants OF worthy
poor. are holding n rumrage sale at 50
plaiuhcld street Most Of the articles
sold by this society are new and all are
good
e is rumored that Manton is TO have
sub-postal station.
Mounted Patrolman Miller. who was
recently dismissed from the police force
by Mayor Granger on account Of his age.
has entered the cmplsy Of the Cryst9l Ice
company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

KEifH'S new THEATRE.

The coming weeks attraction at
Keith's viii be the powerful romantic
drama. Northern Lights" which sever
nj years ago scored at this house one OF
the greatest popular successes in its his
tory. and which was recently chosen by
the votes OF patrons for presentation at
this time. Its story is one OF intense
dramatic interest, its locale offers excel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

in time OF great peril from the Indians
naturally gives TO the play a strong mill
itary color: and the location OF the
scenes affords TO the scenic artists ex-
cellcnt opportunities for picturesque set
tings
The production will also have the add
cd advantage OF the fact that the com
pany which originally presented IL here
was by no means equal 10 the Albce
company as a whole, while the piece at
that time had not the benefit OF such
capable and skilful stage direction as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

idence favorites" and well known vaude-
Vile team, Tenley ana Simmonds. will
make their appearance, also Reidy and
Currier and Josie and Willie BsFFows.
whose act Is considered the most refined
smgirg and dancing slxit in vaudeville.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

every day. and there will be a change
OF program twice week High-class
vaudeville will se introduced between
each act and for the first week the Prov
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-29

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pirb als bas leitenbe 8latt peitlia
BON Miiiiiiippi. Die sMeritaner
fplten ii9 e~inial5en lafen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-29
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-29

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fennen tDnllten unb ipllten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-29
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