The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
KEITH'S
THIS WEEK.:
Sweet
Lavender
NEXT WEEK
The Lottery of Love.
Special Notice
The matinee tomorrow
will be delayed until
ESQ O'clock.
The MATINEE GIRL

Madge: ] am sorry that was com
pelled TO let your answer remain un-
answerable SO long but IL arrived too late
for my last column. and have since been
away on brief vacation. which even
newspaper women are obliged TO have.
The three best known OF recognized dra-
matic schools in the order In which /
would recommend them are The Stan
hope Wheatcroft Dramatic school the
American Academy Of Dramatic Arts and
Empire Theatre Dramatic school, and the
National Conservatory OF Dramatic Art.
These three are located In New York
city. II you wish for further information
regarding these institutions you had best
write TO them directly for catalogues CD
No. indeed, l shall be glad to help you on
the subject IL l can. although Il is some
what out of my line. Please send me a
stamped self addressed envelope for ans
wer TO this question.
Inquisitives: Like hundreds OF others
OF my readers you ask me the right names
OF several different actors and actresses
playing in the city. I emphatically and
entirely bar out all questions Of a per-
sonal nature from this column. You say
the actors mentioned are particular fa-
yorites OF yours, then why bother as to
their right name? Is II not sufficient that
their acting pleases your (2) The
Tale OF Red Rose" Mr.. Malcolm VIII
liams latest composition is now on sale.
and can be purchased at any Of the lead
ing music stores in this city. CD l do
not know whether or not this piece will
be played again az Keith's. You
might write to Mr. Herman, director OF
the orchestra at that theatre for infor-
nation. 90 Mr.. Malcolm Williams
home is in st. Louis.
Keithite: Miss Valerie Bergere Is at
present playing vaudeville dates. and in
tends doing the rest Of the regular
theatrical season. having booked solid for
the entire season. She is this week ap-
pearing at the Keith Philadelphia house
and Will shortly be seen at the local
Keith house. (2) You are right, Miss
Bergere did create the leading role In
Madame Butterfly" and she did appear
In that pretty play at the Providence
opefa house two years ago CD Miss
Bergere's name Is pronounced as II IL
were spelled. Ber-zhere. with the accent
on the second syllable.
Cissy; Your questions are somewhat
OF a personal nature. so I am compelled
TO refer you TO answer TO "Inquisitives"
above. / will be glad to let you know
the movements OF the different members
Of the Albee company during the coming
season through this column. Your ques-
tions are no bother to me at all. You
forget the object of this column. Write
TO me as often as you care TO. See an
swer to "Madge" above for reason Of de-
lay in answering your questions.
An American Citizen: See answers 10
Madge and Inquisitives above. i have not
as yet had time to look up any sketches
of the lives OF Mr.. Williams and Mr..
owen, but will do so at once and let you
know i'm my next column as 20 the re
suits Of my inquiry. Did YOU see the in
terview which ! had with Mr. owen, and
which was published some time ago I'm
this paper? This might interest you.
Thank you very much for your kind
words of interest.
J. r.: No. | do not intend 10 stop
writing the Matinee Girr' articles, nor
is this column to come TO an end, either.
/ have been out OF town a few weeks
on brief vacation. and. have been COM
PEELED TO temporarily stop these articles.
They win be resumed next Wednesday.
Several letters arrived too late for this
issue and will be answered next Friday
Letters must reach me by Wednesday
morning.
THE MATINEE GIRL.