The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-28

everywhere being received with oyations
by vaudeville patrons. Mr.. Primrose's
appearance In vaudeville Is one of the
greatest cards OF the season for that
form OF entertainment, and his coming
appearance at Keith's is impatiently
awaited by his legion OF friends and ad-
mirers in this city.
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The souvenir book OF the Albee Stock
company has attracted no littleer ttention
even outside of this city, and Manager
Lovenberg has received innumerabie let
ters from theatregoers expressing their
approval OF the handsome little book,
and asking where the book can be
bought. This book cannot be bought,
and is intended solely for regular sub
scribers OF the stock season. who lived up
to the requirements of the subscription
system. The book will doubtless be
much valued souvenir by those who were
fortunate enough to secure one, and re-
fleets great credit upon the Keith man.
agement, Messrs. Sands e. Brady. who
made all the photographs expressly for
this book. and on the What Cheer Print
ing company. who made the neat and ex-
cellent book.
Some of the coming attractions at
Keith's will be George Primrose. stelling
& Revelle. The Willis Family. Press
Eldridge, Lucille Joslyn, The Amourous
Werner Troupe, Captain Taylor's ele-
plants, La Belle Dazzle. Snyder & Buck
ley, Charles Leonard Fletcher. Les Mo-
lasses, May Edouin and Fred Edwards,
Nirvana and her beautiful Arabian horse.
Loki. Ryan & Richfeld. Edgar Bixbey q
company, The Brothers Sylvas Cressy &
Dayne r. j. Jose, and John and Emma
Ray.
company's handsome leading man for
the past three seasons, was In town for
few hours last week. while on his way
from his pretty summer home al Lake
Sunapee New Hampshire. to New York.
where he IL to play a special engagement
In the title role In "A Gilded Fool" Mr.
Williams. very much tanned from sail
ing and fishing on beautiful Lake Suna-
pee has, he says. had a glorious rest
and his vacation was all too short. He
now feels, however. capable OF resum-
Ing work and was rather eager to get
into harness again.
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VIM. II. Crane last week saw for the
first time a performance OF David Ha-
rum" from the front OF the theatre, al
though he himself has starred I'm that
play for two seasons. He went over TO
Brooklyn TO witness Mr.. VIM. II. Tur-
ners portrayal OF that role, taking with
him a party OF H. lie very 1atteringly
commended Mr. Turner's excellent de-
piction Of the now famous character, and
after the performance entertained Mr.
Turner at dinner. at which covers for II
were laid.
Hearts OF Oak" which will be given
at the Empire theatre this week. was
the first OF the series OF successes writ
ten by the late James A. Hearne. with
Mr.. William Gillette. our ablest Ameri-
can dramatist. IL was played by Mr..
Herne for a number OF seasons and was
followed by Shore Acres" Sag Har-
bor," Griffith Davenport" and others
There are 1862 separate and distinct
pictures In the moving picture scene in
The King OF Detectives" at the Park
theatre this week. In order to get n
perfect film, Il was necessary to pho
graph the picture half a dozen times
II makes one of the most effective stage
pictures ever devised. the moving pic
lures, showing the murder. being Mashed
on a screen In the court room just in
time 20 save the young woman falsely
accused Of the murder.
when Women Love-" a successful
meiodrsma In which Spitz and Nathan
son. managers OF the Empire and Park
theatres, are largely interested, Will
open n New York engagement at Proc
tors Fifty-eighth street theatre. this
week The play scored a marked sue
cess when presented last season In Prov
idencc and will he seen at the Empire
theatre bfore tn end Of the year.