The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10

Him So" and DR.. Peuypont in "The
Girl from Msxims."
Mr.. Turner has always appeared in
several special New York engagements,
among them "Fatherland" at the Union
square; THE MORMON " ife'' at the 18th
street theatre a year ago. in which he
gave a vivid Characterization OF Simon
Slick. The past three summers Mr.. Tur-
ner has been playing In stock Is leading
character actor with stock companies at
milwaukee Jersey City. and Cape Eliza
beth, Maine. During the current season
he has been starred in David Harum.'
I'm which he is now touring the middle
west, receiving many favorable compari-
sons with William ". Crane. Next sea-
son Mr.. Turner will be starred again in a
new character play now being written
for him by a leading playwright.
The members of the Albee company
have been joyfully greeted by local thea
tregoers, and they are being entertained
extensively Most OF the company ar
rived in this city on Sunday evening, and
many odd and amusing floral surprises
awaited them. An unique demonstration
OF popularity was paid to Miss ingram.
the dainty little ingenue. While she was
at breakfast Monday morning, several OF
the walters and chambermaids decorated
her room at the Narragansett hotel taste
fully with flowers. one large piece having
upon IL the word welcome" The other
old favorltes have been likewise remem-
bered, and altogether there Is an air OF
genuine rejoicing over their return which
augurs well for the Albce company's
season
Laugh and the world laughs with you,
weep and you weep alone!" Is an old
saying. but not true I'm the case OF Abra
n
peddler. who touches tho cords OF SYM
pathy of the people and holds them firmly
all through the four acts OF "The Ped
dler" which Is the attraction at the Inn
perial this week. with Joe Wclch. famed
as the cleverest OF Jew impcrsonators. I'm
the title role.
A great treat II promised TO the theatre
lovers OF Providence I'm the coming pres
entation at the Imperial theatre during
the week of April IL of alice Of Old
Vincenncs." with Gertrude Coghlan In
the title role. Tho play IL a dramatiza-
tion OF Maurice Thompson's famous ro-
mantle novel which tells stirring and
charmingly picturesque story OF love and
adventure In Indiana I'm tho days of the
revolution. Miss Coghan. whose his
trionism II graceful and flexible and OF
genuine power. pOrtrays this complex
character Win oeiBnliul. lnoIousHiitsS
and makes her as charming In the merry
scenes with her girl companions as she Is
In the sentimental moments with her sol
dier sweetheart. or IN he thrilling duel
with the English officer In the great
climax OF the play. Sccnically. Alice cf
old Nincennes." Is one OF the most at
tractive productions ever made by Charles
Frohman There are many surprises ana
novelties I'm its pictorial accessories and
audiences have wondered at and puzzled
over the wonderful rainbow scene the
marvellous snow storm. and the scene de-
melting the battle wherein the American
forces capture the fort 81 Nincenncs. the
play will be presented here exactly as u
was at the Garden theatre. New YORK.
with the Same scenery and auNiiiaries' rs
we'll a. tho beautiful costumes which
contributed so much 20 the beauty ot the
production.