The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-01
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A capital entertainment is Morocco
Bound" the merry English musical com
edy which comes 10 the Providence Opera
House the first three nights next week
with matinee Wednesday.
II Is the latest offering OF the Chamber
Ign Amusement company, who have
launched in past seasons THE Greek
Slave" '"rhe Cadet Girl" THE Casino
Girl" "The FOUNDERS" etc, and Is said
10 be far more popular than any OF these
well known successes.
Morocco Bound is I'm two acts, the
first showing the fine estate OF country
squire on the banks OF the river Thames,
London. while the second act displays
magnificent palace scene at Morocco. The
settings employed i'm presenting these
stage pictures are elaborate, beautiful and
novel
The large company OF sixty people en-
gagged I'm the Boston presentation OF the
piece which recently closed three
months run at the Columbia theatre,
will be seen here intact. The superior cast
OF principals includes Dan Collyer, w.
Herman West. II. Lovatt Fraser, Philip
Branson. +. W. Mcguire. Templar SAKE.
Bertram Godfrey, Edith Bradford. Tillie
Salinger. Hattie Moore. Florence Hol-
brook. Vasu hollis and Eloise Sargent
The chorus Is said TO be the comeliest and
best drilled body OF feminine youth asso-
ciated with musical or operate produce
tions.
Miss Adora Andrews, who plays Clara
Heinzleman. the l1ping girl in AT the
White Horse Tavern" at Keith's this
week is making one OF the pronounced
hits Of the entire play. This Is the first
opportunity Miss Andrews has had TO
demonstrate her abilities 90 Providence
theatregoers. and her impersonation,
which Is indescribnbly dainty is winning
for her the highest CONNIE ndation of every
one who sees IL. Miss Andrews has a
very sweet and winsome personality, ana
her work Is stamped with graceful
naturalness that admits of but one ver-
dict. This little lady has In one short
week firmly established herself in the
good graces OF admirers OF the Albee
company Here's success 10 the clever
little lady.
If there is any funnier tableaux
i'm any farce than the climax Of the
first act OF AT the White Horse Tavern, ="
IL has yet 10 be seen in Providence. Not
only is this climax very unexpected. but
IL is pictured with an extremely realistic
effect, and the highest praise is due Mr..
Winter for the way I'm which this me-
chanical device Is worked. IL is scene
that will long be remembered by those
who see It,
Providence theatregoers always look
forward 10 keen enjoyment when COM
edy role is announced for Mr.. Malcolm
Williams since he is particularly well
adapted for comedy roles. During his
connection with the Albee company MIR.
Williams has been seen in several splen-
did comedy roles, and has always ac-
quilted himself admirably. but his per-
formance OF this week I'm AT the White
Horse Tavern" is quite the biggest sur
prise he has yet given his many admirers.
AS Leopold Brand the head walter "wid
de feelins," Mr.. Williams entirely loses
his own personality, and is simply ir-
resistible. His little German dialect Is
splendidy assumed, and almost every
word he utters calls forth shrek OF
laughter.
Monday night will be Souvenir night al
Keith's. that evening being the 50th per-
formance OF the Albee Stock company
The offering on that occasion will be the
dainty comedy BY Jerome X. Jerome, In
which Miss Annie Russell gained such
great fame and in which Mr.. Malcolm
Williams starred for 20 weeks with great
success Miss Hobbs"