The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-16
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|, tion with their big spectacle. Mother
Goose" which will have it's premier on
that date.
Evsrhart, the European wonder. will
shortly begin his American tour his first
appearances I'm this country this season
being on the Keith circuit. where he VIII
present his noce act, "Hoopnotism,
which will doubtless be az successful nere
as II has been I'm Europe. Another Euro
pean importation which will give the lit
tie people who patronize the Keith thea
tres big treat will be Tafsry's Dogs.
pronounced one OF the best educated ami
NAL acts yet brought over from the other
side. These clever CANNES are said 90
have the most elaborate and extansive
wardrobe OF any animal act before the
public.
David Hsrlm." as dramstised from
Westcotts book will he presented this
week AT tho Imperial by an exception
ally strong company headed by William
II, Turner. The comedy. which is one
of the greatest successes Of the times.
ran the greater part OF one season In
New York. All of the scenes are laid I'm
bonneville. ~ Y, the opening one being
An exterior showing bit of Harum's
hank on the side. Aunt Polly's house on
the other and tne barn I'm the back
ground The characters are all intro
duced before Haruni comes into view.
and when he does II Is after his expert
ence with the balky bay horse on the
river road.
The second act shows David's room
next 10 the Office Of the bank. While I'm
the preceding act Hsrums swapping pro-
pensities are shown I'm this, the cold bust
! ness side of his character and his desire
To get the best OF everyone is pictured.
Among the incidents are the tussle with
Bill Montsig. the village tough, the mat
ter Of the counterfeit bills and Davids
advice 10 Lenox To put them I'm a drawer
az they are all right as long as they are
kept moving. There Is the resignation
Of pert chet Timson and finally the
curing Of the mortgages on the widow
! Cullom's property. Aunt Polly's sitting
room Is the scene and Christmas morn
ing the time Of the last act The feature
Is the story Of the visit to the circus with
Billy r.. told by Harum az he sits by the
open fireplace smoking very bad cigar.
Tho play ends with the Christmas dinner
and the opening OF that famous bottle
OF champagne.
OF the many theatrical enterprises ex
plotted here during the present season.
one OF the most interesting and thor
oughly good productions will be Charles
II. Yale and Sidney r. Ellis presenta-
tion of Al III. Wilson the celebrated Ger
singer. in his play "A Prince of Tatters"
"a tale OF old New York; from the pro-
life pen Of Sidney r.. Ellis at the I'm
perial next week Mr.. Wilson has proved
most emphatically his claim TO a proni-
nent place In the front ranks of the lead
ing singing comedians OF the present
time.
Some unusually competent people are
f1ln nr1h af fhr4 tNat fAalr a.
the Park theatre. Miss Adelaide Warren,
who has been engaged TO play parts sec
ond only TO those OF Miss Ethel Clifton,
the leading woman. was for two years
leading woman with Lcibler & Co.. one
year with Miss Viola Allen and one year
playing Miss Aliens part in THE Chris
tian.' played for season In Jacob Lifts
great production OF Sporting life" and
was featured IN Lawrence Marston's play
For Liberty and Love" She has been
a member of the Pike Stock company,
Cincinnati. and was for two seasons with
the Albany stock company. Miss Warren
is an unusually competent leading woman
Wednesday evening the members OF the
First machine gun battery. In fun uni
form. will attend the performance OF
Girls VIII he Girls" at the Empire the
atre. The house will be specially deco
rated in their honor and Al Leach and
the Three Rosebuds will introduce some
special effects In the course Of the must
cal comedy.
Local iheatregoers arc evidently prepar-
ing 10 demonstrate their loyalty TO old
fayorites. for the advancH sale of the
new Pawtucket Keith theatre for this
week has been exceptionally big. and
thousands Of theatregoers I'm this city are
announcing their intention of going TO
Pawtucket during the week TO give a
warm welcome to those two popular AL
bee company favorites, Miss Ingram and
Miss Nicander, who will make their re-
appearance at the head Of strong and
attractive vaudeville bin at the new
playhouse
This will be the vaudeville debut ~
Miss Ingram and Mr.. Nicander. and aside
from the pleasure local theatrcgoers feel
i'm having the opportunity ~ seeing them
again. much interest is manifested In
their success in new field. II is n
foregone conclusion that their cIeverness
will bring them success. They will use
for their initial vaudeville vehicle
charming one act play. strictly Bust
ness. written for them by a prominent
literary man. Jorrold Shepard. Mr. Nj
cander will impersonate a young attor-
uey. who IL afraid 10 tell the girl he loves
Of his love. and will introduce a pretty
little German song. while Miss Ingram
will portray three distinct characters
which will give further proof 81 her re-
markable versatility Altho' tho chief in
terest is felt in the reappearancc ~
Miss Ingram and MIR Mica nder the many
Providence theatregoers who visit the now
Pawtucket Keith playhouse will feel
amply repaid by the remainder ~ the at
trsctive program and the beauty Of the
new theatre which has so auspiciousIy
started on Us brilliant career
CITY Hall t0TeS.
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