The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-29

and I'm the many audiences he has ap-
peared before. His many friends In this
section will be glad to have the opportu-
nifty to see him during the week.
Fields & Ward, the funniest sidewalk
conversatlopalists In vaudeville. are dn-
Keith's. They Will bring with them a
budget OF entirely new parodies ana
TTbSrie Tbese ,wd m b BY
and are certain of a cordial greeting from
their many friends.
Some OF the acts promised for the week
OF Oct. at Keith's are Will NJ. Cressy
The formers pen, entitled "Bili Binin's
Baby the English Pony Ballet. Mon
treli, the famous juggler; the sa,H Vans.
Yackley & Buckley, the Webb Trio. DAILY
q Devere. Marshall & Lane, and several
others.
week will be a feature of the bill, the
pictures having been chosen with unusual
care. Amorg TIE most interesting VIII
be one showing the rebuilding, by the
Bograph in onc minute, uf the historic
Star Theatre in New York. the original
construction OF which required one year.
This will be companion picture TO the
one shown at Keiths last season which
showed the demolishing OF the Star
Theatre by the Biograph in one Gss, minute af
tention from local theatregoers.
Hugh Stanton, who ranks at the head
OF vaudeville artists, is booekd for keith's
at an early date. Mr.. stanton, with Fran
artist TO Introduce with success a dra-
matte sketch into vaudeville. He was last
Sketch e eSed For SsRefS Reform ago
The famous Japanese Ten Ichi, with his
troupe of royal japanese beauties, re-
Gently entertained some guests of Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish, the leader of the 400 at
Newport and was showered with gifts
OF all kinds. Ten Ichi is now playing an
extended engagement at Keith's theatre.
Philadelphia. at the termination OF which
he comes TO Providence. Ten Ichi's feats
are all far more difficult than those or
other noted magicians and conjurors, and
have the pleasing attribute of being novel
and original His thumb and tie trick,
as well as the magic fountain, have creat-
ed a sensation wherever he has appeared.
Lewis Morrisons new Faust" famous
all over the country will appear at the
Park Theatre this week. with a cast and
scenery which surpass those of all pre-
vious productions OF Faust" With
new apotheosis employing exquisitely
painted scenes. an invisible choir and a
display OF electrical effects centering
into one pure white ray resting on the
gates OF heaven thronged by the heaven.
ly host and a dozen other novel and
startling effects, the performance is
bound, scenically, TO be the finest ever
staged of this particular play The
cleverest scenic artists and electricians
of New York had carte blanche. No ex-
pense was spared and the brilliant dis
play in the garden scene Is surpassed
only by thesstartling pyrotechnlcal dis
N ll~
flame effects is strongly in contrast TO
the exquisite beauty OF the final apo
theosis OF the hapless Marguerite.
s.s
At the Empire Theatre this week will
be given a new sensational comedy
Producing that versatile and mag
netic little comedienne Lottie WI
liams. The supporting company is
large and carefully selected, while the
entire four acts are embellished i'm a
frame OF scenical splendor The cast in
cludes Anne Ethridge. Ann Singleton,
Minnie Barrie, Gertrude Claro, Ethel
knight, Jennie Cooper, Bessie Cellar.
Margaret Barrett, Grace Farrell Mablo
Gillett, Emma Barron Sarah Stock
well. William Walcott. Robert w. Smn-
ey. NJ II. Streeter. Eugene I.aRue,
Harry J. Pearson. Theodore Lytell.
Harry Roberts, Frank Woederhor. Fred
Davis. Samuel Weston, Burton Hender-
son, Master Jack Cooper, and Lottie
Williams.