The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-28

that Ley are decidedly an acquisition to
vaudeville.
Fisher and Carroll. those TO inim.taole
funsters, added 10 their local popularity.
appearing in a hilariously funny talking
act appropriately termed "A Little Bit
or Nonsense" Their material Is bright
and new. and kept the audience In an
uproar every minute they were on the
stage.
One OF the most enthusiastic receptions
ever siven any artists at Keith's theatre
was that given Johnson and Dean. so
hearty and prolonged WAS this greeting
that this fRvorite couple were compelled
10 bow again and again In acknowledge
ment. and the applause subsided only
when they were fairly well started
their first melodiOus coon song. They are
unduostionably stu the best OF society
colored entertainers. and their kinelv-
scope dance won It's usual amount OF APP
plause. Mss Dean appeared I'm stun
ming Parisian gown, which fairly mace
tho audience gasp "a admiration.
Too much cannot be said I'm praise OF
the pretty spectacular act OF the Misses
Delmore. two very pretty. refined and ex-
ccpuonaliy clever young ladies', which
they call "A Brldegrooms Reverie." This
'act Is decidedly original in conception. and
is worked out with much artistic effect
IL tells Of a bridegroom who has arrived
an hour before the ceremony, and while
his former sweethearts. who appear 10
him The .silsses Delmore impersonate
the many different sweethearts, with
many changes OF costume and makeup,
ana Introduce some exceptionally fine
specialties m each Characterization. Their
versatility is as marked as their refine
ment. one being n skilfui violinist ana a
most artistic mandollnist. while the
other has a very pleasing voice. which is
heard 10 excellent advantage I'm sevciai
well-chosen selections Every one or
these specialtcs awoke the heartiest ad-
miration and the accompanying applause
was well earned. These capable artistes
may be said 10 have made an unquaihieu
success. their act being decidedly one OF
the very best things on the entire bill.
Tho Yamamoto Brothers gave a spien-
did exhibition OF skill and daring I'm a
wire walking ans perch act, that mace a
decided hit while Zimmer, one OF the
cleverest iugglers. did some excellent
work. his work with the balls being
pecially worthy OF commendation
Les Frasettis gave a fne musical act
that pleased everyone, particularly the
lovers of good music. They make a most
attractive appearance. ard their music Is
OF the highest order winning deserved
recognition from the delighted audience.
An act that was demorstrat.veN appi--
ciated was tho monologue OF Miss Be-ue
Fowler. an exceedingly clever young lady
who had lot OF original material ano
knew how 20 deliver II effectively. Her
limitations called forth shouts OF laugh
er. and she was voted an immense sue
cess.
Scott and Wilson did a good. lively ac-
robatic act and. Ed Gray told stories in
many different dialects with "A style thar
closely resembles that OF Frank Busn.
Mr.. Gray's stories were all out OF the
dinary. anu accordingly made an unusu-
"A n
finest novelty dancing acts ever seen on
the Keith stage. and Chester Blodsett
gave good bicycle act. Others on the
bill were Burr and Ford, in n bright lit
tie rural sketch. patterned after that Of
the late Arthur Sidman: Phillips hnd
Hamilton. comedians and paper tearcis.
and the biograph. which is as popular as