The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-11

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care shown in the previous productions
OF this company and will be given with
elaborate scenery.
The character OF Rachel Goldstein. in
Sullivan Harris & Woods new comedy
melodrama, Rachel Goldstein. or the
Struggles OF Poor Girl in New York.
from the pen OF Theodore Kremer, Is that
OF young Yiddish girl OF Russian extrac.
tion. She possesses the brightness ana
shrewdness OF her race, the integrity ana
uprightness of character of long lines OF
ancestors and a fun-loving spirit, which
Is irresistibly charming. Her love for
her sweetheart Is tender and true, and
her regard for her aged father touchingly
pathetic This character when seen In
a play which bristles with strong scens,
situations and superb climaxes, as does
Rachel Goldstein," stands out as one OF
the best creations of the day. It will be
acted by Miss Louise Beaton, a young
actress OF great promise. whose efforts in
the past indicate unusual talent
Beatrice Ingram and Edwin Nicander,
the popular little Albee Stock company
favorites who recently entered vaude-
willie, have been adding TO their laures
mt Keith's theatre. Boston this week,
and are proving "A big drawing card
there Tho manager OF the Boston
theatre writes OF the act: "I un-
~
ness one OF the best bits OF diversion
vaudeville has known for some time. II
is a bright little vehicle, with amusing
situations and clever dialogue, and was
capitally played by Miss Ingram and Mr..
| Nicander, who were received with laugh
| ter and applause throughout the entire
sketch. / am sure that IL will prove a
big hit on any hill, and recommend IL
| to managers all over the country" Miss
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line feature at the Providence Keith
theatre next week and their return to
the scene OF their many triumphs will be
recognized, no doubt. by as enthusiastic
| an outburst OF welcome as has ever been
seen in n Providence theatre. Many
| theatre parties are being arranged TO
welcome the little favorites. and the
| florists are already seeing signs OF their
great popularity. The engagement OF
these clever favorites is positively for
| one week only, and next week will he
the last time Providence theatregoers
may have OF seeing them, at least for
| some time.
The local music dealers are making
elaborate and extensive displays OF the
many song hits OF Cole and Johnson, the
facile and prolific song writer's and
colored vaudeville entertainers who come
|
heralded engagement and big sale OF
these tunefn songs has already COM
| menced. Cole and Johnson have written
over 100 popular song hits. not all OF
| which are confined to coon songs. but
all OF which have caught popular fancy
both because OF their catchy words and
| melodlous music. From these songs, the
clever young men receive an income that
Is larger than ihe presidents and, to-
gether with their vaudeville salary.
which Is the highest ever paid colored
entertainers. enables them 90 live in
prIncely style. Their popular Under
| the Bamboo Tree h Just now exciting
the greatest enthusiasm in London, 80
| that when they visit that city next spring
| they will no doubt find n cordial re-
| ception awaiting them Their latest and
most pretentous effort. THE Evolution
OF Ragtime" Is being whistled and sung
about New York now and Is the big song
hit OF Mother Goose which Klaw a
! Erianger are producing NJ the New Am
sterdam theatre 20 elaborately.
| @.
one OF the most pleasing features of
the bill at Keiths this week Is the
biograph pictures showing IL phases Of
bee culture. This Is unauestionahiy the
| most interesting motion picture seen In
the biograph for some time, and II
watched with the greatest interest and
| applauded heartily by every one. The
pictures show every detail OF the culture
| OF bees and how they make the honey.
| and is easily understood. go excellent
are the pictures, by those not versed IN
that line and by the youngest OF children.
Manager Lovenberg has received many
written and verbal expressions OF pleas
ure from regular patrons about this pic
ture. ana several school teachers In the
city have petitioned him 10 retain the
pictures for another week. I'm order that
the school children who are unable 10 see
n this week may do so next. and n ar
rangcments can be made 60 do 80. they
will probably be exhibited next week.
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which family was the aggressor7