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situations and brilliant dialogue. The
comedy is Of the most refined nature, and
Is highly amusing. There is not a dull no-
ment In the entire play, which was given
splendid presentation by this urparal-
leled organization. which evoked alter
nate laughter and applause
Mr.. Williams enactment OF the role OF
Frederick Ossan won the heartiest APP
proval, and added new laurels to this ad-
mifable artists chaplet. His per-
formance was marked by re-
serve force that made itself felt In
quiet but most effective manner. and
his usual artistic finish made IL one OF
the best pieces OF work I'm this line which
he has done this season. l. Ike dainty
piece Of Sevres china. Miss Evesson APP
poared In a delicious Characterization OF
Miriam Stuart Dodge. There was no one
point In Miss Evesson's portrayal which
can be said to be better than any other.
so uniformly fawless was her acting
throughout. Her innate refinement and
womanllness, which have SO endeared her
10 all Providence theatregoers during the
summer now waning was at all times
noticeable. and won deserved recognition.
Only superlativo terms can be used In
praise or Mr.. owens capital impcrsOna-
tion OF Hiram Green,the warm hearted old
gentleman. He was especially fine in the
scene I'm the second act, where he teaches
his son. Darlington a lesson. There was
touch which this skilfu artist knows how
TO apply SO effectively Miss Ingram was
delightfully."- yivacious IN the role OF SUI
Zanne Elise Her frankness and girlish
naivete was most amusing, and she made
one OF the hits OF the play. Miss Reimer
whose neyer-to-be forgotten portrayal OF
Mrs. Sheramy In THE Lottery OF Love"
last week Is still fresh in the minds Of
everyone who saw IL as one OF the finest
pieces OF character acting ever done IN
this city. was given vigorous reception.
She looked especially charming, and gave
her usual fine performance.
Miss Reimers admittedly unequalled
cleverness is so well known that fine per-
formances. whatever the role. are al
ways expected from her and IL is greatly
to her credit that Providence theatregoers
have never yet been disappointd In her.
Mr. Winters rare intelligence OF concep-
tion resulted I'm a glorious portrayal OF
Andrew Strong and he managed 10 make
this part one OF the most important OF
the play Miss Leigh was stately and
dignihed and altogether graceful I'm the
character OF Mrs. Ossian and Mr.
Caldara was happily I'm the char
ncter OF Darlington. n most disagree
able character which he managed 10 in
vest with no small degree OF interest
vest with no small degree OF interest
Mr.. Arthur gave capital character
study as Nathaniel Bilser. and Mr. Marsh
In the role OF Coddle played most credit
ably. The gowns worn by the ladies were
OF Exceptional beauty. and were rare treat
10 feminine eyes. In fact IL may be said
that some of the prettiest gowns ever
seen on a Providence stage are displayed
M Keiths this week, and in themselves
are o whole show. Judging from the
tremendously large audiences which filled
that theatre yesterday this week may be
expected TO be record breaker. This Is
rot 20 be wondered at considering the
PARTICULARLY strong ond appealing pro-
gram which Is offered for the exceptional
ly low prices OF that theatre.
Public appreciation is always demon
strated by liberal patronage. For the final
week OF the Albee company. which viii
be the week beginning on Monday next,
the attraction will be Harry and Edward
Paulton's funny farce, "Niobe," with a
special added feature. which will consist
OF Petit Pop concerts by the celebrated
Fadettes orchestra. This will no doubt
appeal most strongly 10 all music lovers.
and another big week Is looked forward
10 at that theatre The regular vaude-
Vile season will be inaugurated on Mon
day. Sept 18th.