The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-02
At THE THEATRES.
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II Is all fresh. American comedy OF the
purest and most entertaining kind. Mr.
and Mrs Royie, the clever stars who have
already been seen here In Friends,
Captain Impudence" and In vaudeville,
will appear at the head OF a large com
pany in MY Wife's Husbands" at the
Providence Opera house for three nights
commencing Monday, october D, with
Wednesday matinee.
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The Silver Slipper" John c. Fishers
stupendous musical production, by the
authors of "F1orodora," which comes TO
the Providence Opera house next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. has an ex-
traordinary strong cast and Is replete
with pretty, talented singers. dazzling
scenic and lighting effects. elaborate and
expensive costumes. and the ensemble
effects. particularly In the ballroom scene,
have never been equalled In a musical
play. The cast is headed by Sam [ oil
lins. Cyril Scott. Laura Clement Ann
Tyren, Joseph welch Carolyn Gordon.
Frances Gordon, Mace Bonville.
Joseph Murphy. with his famous Irish
plays. The Kerry Cow" and The
Shaunrhue." will come next 10 the EN-
pire theatre, following Hearts OF Oak"
The plays have been classics for two
generations and are so good that they
are the most popular Irish plays today,
I'm all probability. Mr. Murphy Is un-
questionaby the best delncator OF Irish
character now on the stage.
' For the first time in several years. the
celebrated musical farce comedy THE
Dazzler." which is filled with songs and
with clean and clever comedy. will be
seen at the Park theatre for the week
following THE Minister'S Daughters"
The piece is one of the most popular
ever played and will be given this season
with the best scenic setting and one OF
the best companies ever seen In II. 1t Is
announced. Prices will not be advanced.
the usual daily matinees at 10 and 20
cents being continued.
The American Biograph will send TO
Providence tomorrow several OF their rep
resentatives and one OF their picture TAX
ing machines, for the purpose OF taking
some motion pictures OF the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery. which will be enter
tained here. In addition to the pictures
taken In this city. the biograph company
took several pictures OF the same organi-
zation in Boston, and doubtless the ener-
getic and ever alert Keith management
will secure them for presentation at
Keith's in the early future. Another
biograph picture which will come 10
Keith's soon IL Is expected Is one called
"Fairyland." which is n series OF IS ia
bleaux. and is the most pretentious and
elaborate series OF motion pictures ever
shown by the biograph.
The bill at Keith's October 18th will
include the Amorous- Werner troupe,
Press Eldridge Lucille Joselyn, Brown
and Nevarro. Crolius and ST. Alva. Reed
bull terriers. the Crotty trio. Pelot. Ar
vello. Purcell and Brooks. and others.
Some OF the other early bookings for
that theatre are George Primrose. tie
celebrated minstrel comedian, formerly Of
Primrose. West and Dockstader's min
strels; stelling and Revelle. the Willis
family, Snyder and Buckley. La Belle
Daizie. Charles Leonard Fletcher, Les
Mollassos, May Edouin and Frcd Ed
wards. Nlrvana and her beautiful horse.
Ryan and Richheld. the Brothers syivas.
Cressy and Dayne. John and Emma Ray
A. ID Robbins. Bedini and Arthur. r. J.
Jose. the three marvellous Me-rlls. Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Barry. Rosie iiendel,
and the Barrows-Iancaster CO npaly.
One OF the features OF the bill AT Keth's
oct ~ will be the Amorous- Werner
troupe. another OF the Keith importations
from Europe which has made a sensa-
tion in New York and Philadelphia dur
ing the past FEW weeks. This act Is as
entertaining and amusing as Il is novel,
and consists OF an original pantomime,
AN Artists Studio" introducing Pierre
Amoros. the only juggler who accom-
plishes the remarkable feat OF Juggling
with nine balls at the same time. and
also introducing clever jugglery, aero.
batism. and startling finale. which IL
complete demolishment OF the entire
scene.
Jolly Press Eldridge. who perhaps has
no rival IN the blackface monologue field
today. will come 10 Kciths Oct-l2. I'm a
new monologue of Songs and stories
and "the latest thing In shirt waists
Mr.. Eidrldge Il exceedingly popular with
local lovers Of vaudeville. and deservedly
40. and his annual appearances are eager
" awaited BY Keith patrons. he IL
riRhtfuliy called "the commander-in-chief
of the army OF fun"