The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-13
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Our particularly popular actor. Andrew
Mack. with his always great company IL
announced to appear at the Providence
Opera house tonight and for the rest OF
the week with bargain matinee We'd
nesday when the best seats in parquet
and balcony will be only 30 cents. He
will be seen in another performance or
that delightful Tom Moore which was re-
ceived here last year by a crowded house
and made an unmistabie hit. Andrew
has a new play all ready 10 go on, but
the requests for Tom Moore were more
than anybody could resist and that IL
why we are TO have the play, for which
our theatregoers can consider them
selves greatly benefited.
They will see a rare dramatic perform
ance Andrew Mack's conception OF the
nimble- -witted hero Is an embodiment
marked by splendid traits of intellect II
Is a revelation as we'll as an assumption.
He aust captivates all by his sweetness
OF sentiment and goodness of heart.
Mr.. Mack's songs are treat also; the
famous poet for whom the play Is named
has four songs which Mr. Mack sings.
THE Last Rose OF Summer" Believe
Me II All Inose Endearing Young
Charms" "Evelyn's Bower and Loves
Young Dream all beautiful. while he
will also sing a few new ones of his own
composition His cast Is noteworthy and
strong, containing list OF players whose
names have been associated with high
class stars.
Julia Marlowe will present THE Queen
Fiammetta" at the Providence Opera
House for one week beginning next Mon
day evening. Oct 20 Only matinee, Sat
urday. Seats go on sale Thursday morn
ing.
Miss Marlowes part In this play by
Catulle Mendes shows her in fascinating
fashion. Fiammetta is a woman more
than a queen. "She makes her crown
lighter by garlanding IL with flowers.
says the author.
She loves everything that glows with
color and glistens with light. Like the
sea gull dazzled with the glare OF the
lighthouse, she flies toward everything
that shines. and burns her wings there
with delight. She refuses all sorrow and
scatters the tears from her life as the
birds shake the rain from their wings.
She loves the lilies In the wood and the
stars a. the night. Her greatest happi-
ness is when on the evenings of the great
fetes the torches on the royal staircase
begin to blaze. turning darkest night into
brightest day-golden as the newly risen
sun. and when the glances OF all I'm that
spiendor OF light seek first for her.
Some Of the acts booked to appear
at Keith's I'm the near future are Charley
Ross and Mabel Fenton. Johnson and
Dean, the Bridegroom's Reverie. Eddie
Girard and Jessie Gardner. the Brittons,
Matthews and Harris. Mayme Reming-
ton and her pickaninries. the Bagges-
sens, Clarice Vance, Bright brothers.
I2N-a, aF,H aafd GtFIYf Nd
Clayton White and Marie Stuart. Z.
Merian's dogs. Carroll and Johnson. Fred
Stuber, Joe Maxwell & Co. Techow's
cats, Milly Capeil and her Arabian
horse, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Darrow, Mel
Vile and Stetson. Martinette troupe.
and Eva Williams and JAG Tucker.
One OF the prettiest spectacular acts
I'm vaudeville today is that given by the
groom's Reverie." very dainty and
originally conceived little act.
Mllly Capell and her beautiful Arabian
horse IS one OF the most important book
ings OF the local Keith house. Mile. Ca
pell's wonderful steed created a great
furore !r New York last week. and is
looked upon as the best OF recent vaude-
VILE importations.
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Carroll Johnson the Beau Brutnmel
Of Minstrelsy." will reappear AT Keith's
shortly in another new act of songs md
stories. Mr.. Johnson Is n tremendous
favorite here and is always heartily well
coined by his legion OF local friends and
admirers.
Johnson and Dean. the celebrated coll
ored society entertainers, are being greet
eel with enthusiastic ovations in every
city In which thcy are appearing. having
been greatly missed by veudevillions
all over this country during their
long European tour. This popular couple
will shortly appear at Keith's.
s.s
sam Elton. the well known acrobatic
comedian. who has not Dcen seen I'm this
country in Is years. will shortly make
aying tour Of the Keith circuit. pre-.
vious % his six months engagement I'm
Australia Mr.. Elton is practically un-
known 10 the younger generation OF thea
tregoers, but the older playgOets will
remember him with pleasure.
one OF the seasons big successes is
the new production. THE Counterfeit
ers." which Carl A. IIaswin Will bring 20
the Park theatre this week. The melo-
drama II superbly mounted with special
scenery for every act and II presented BY
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