The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24

be the best Of the many high-clsss color
ed entertainers, have had such phe-
nomenally successful engagement at
keith's Union Square theatre In New
York that they have been engaged by
Booking Agent Hodgson for the rest Of
the present vaudeville season for appear
snce exclusively on the Keith circuit.
This remarkably long engagement covers
a period OF thirty-three weeks, rarely
ever eaualled before by any vaudeville
act
Malcolm Douglas big. production, "A
week attraction at the imperial Among
It's striking spectacular effects are u tho
srs sn. ,S. %snsl9n the tssrns ssr.as the
great tunnel disaster, in which a loco.
motive is Introduced; the leap for life; the
nlsht fs tie % safety IN the submarine boat at at
wireless telephone. Among the well
known artist. in the l.rse, STEanisatIon =,
Nicholas 8. Conway. Wilbur c. Held, J.
Rc,,NSS M1wInd ss,,S,S oeSrse ., Bell Lasra W,, Wa
OF the southern darkey TO his Caucaslop
enslaver he never contemplated the tyr
amy. these strsins would exercise over
Justice that the sons and daughters Of
the SLAYER should now~be the slaves or
the songs OF slaves. who now are free
songs and coon melodies" echoes from
the cotton. tobacco and rice fields OF the
south before the war. displaced all other
compositions In the concert rooms, ball
rooms and music rooms OF this continent,
and are used as marching tunes for pu-
pile in more than half the public schools
In America Mr.. Gus Hans Smart SCI, x,
week. has the best singers of these melo-
dies among the artists OF African descent
obtainable.
spitz and Nathanson have moved the
carpenter and paint shops. the property
room and other working features OF the
Empire theatre stage into the adjoining
by Chinese tenants The property room
is I'm the basement. an entrance mace
through the cellar wall leading from the
SIsS ! cemented and Concerted % moor, and
receives heat from the theatre. The car
penter and paint shops are In the nonse
Itself The change Is si made ana =.
have obtained control Of a block OF tne
property adjoining the theatre, obtaining
q lease for q term of years Lnsy psDaHHp,,, pnH IN
this made the first steps toward Kidding
Burrilll and Chapel streets. which now
COMPOSE the CHINATOWN OF ffoWuence
OF some OF their characteristic tenants
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In nj. new play "A Prince Of Tatters,
which comes to the Empire theatre this
week Al IT, Wilson, the popular Ger
man dialect comedian. IL said 10 be meet
ing with great success ,.,
Mr. Wilson. who is a gracefui ano tai-
ented actor. ts also a mellow oari,one
singer and his songs. charming as pal
lads. are full OF romance ano patnos;
They are features Of the performance and
each is a hit They are soft and s's sWeet
and fail OF sympathy. BY happy uuliza-
tfon OF diversified talents ne aino CON- h.
bines drollery and dignity and makes tne
part OF Hugo" the hero OF the play
memorable picture.
Lincoln ]. Carters brightest and moT
meritorious production. I've @ ,h.ntre niure
Wallis" Will be seen at the Park tnestre
this week The story IL one OF heart
interest and appeals to the better netures
OF wives husbands. mothers, ratners'
daughters sweethearts and cnildren.
Every child should see the play and pront
bv tie pictures depicted by the Two
Little Waits" Not since the production
OF ''ISttle Lord Fauntleroy' has there
been a piece as pleasing to the average
child as Mr. Carter's latest effort ana
the fact Of Its being surrounded oy an cN-
cellent company. beautiful scenery. Wol-
derful electrical and mechanical en- ects,
and STANLEY and Lolita Lambas the Two
waits makes II doubly as denghttul as
any play now before the public