The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-07

and after ten days and two rehearsal>
went on and according TO the New York
critics, scored "A success
While she was playing that difficult role
Mr.. Savage told her that i'm week she
would be- expected to take the role OF
prima donna I'm The Sultan of Sulu.' so
she played one part and studied another
at the same time. Her first and subse-
duent performances In THE Sultan OF
Suu," again. according 10 the New York
critics, added more 70 her reputation.
Tho bill az keth's next week will in
cludc Beatrice Ingram and Edwin Nj
cander. former Albee Stock company ia
vorites: tho Four Merkel Sisters, Ward
and Curran, Bmm, Bonn and Brr, George
c. Davis. Kennedy and Rooney. John lie
Clair. the Burto-Lowando Circus. Alice
Lewis Leroy Stuart, Keeer and Don,
Besnah and Miller, and others Some OF
the other early attractions at that theatre
will be the Willis Family. the Sander
trio. r. Nelson Downs. the Kaufman
troupe Mabel Hudson. Mily Capells
Educated Horse, Katamura laps. Gala
han and Mack Stlnson and Merton.
Prelles Talking Dogs Morcel's Living
Art Studies and Bas Reliefs. Mizzel Won
Wenzel Frederick Bond e Co. the Three
Keatons. Murphy and Nichols. Mr.. and
Mrs Sidney Drew, Cole and Johnson and
Nine. Avery Strakosh.
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One OF the features OF the bill at Keiths
this week will be the Biograph. which will
show one OF the most interesting series OF
motion pictures ever seen here. Among
the pictures which will be OF especial in
tcrcst TO local theatregoers will be that
which shows the Providence police squad
drilling at Dexter Training Ground.
Cole and Johnson. the eminent colored
entertainers and prolific song writers, au-
thors OF Under the Bamboo Tree and
numerous other big successes. continue TO
prove strong magnet at the Boston
X eth theatre. where they have been the
toplIne feature for several weeks now. 20
great drawing card Is the clever duo
proving that their Providence engagement
has again BEEN postponed in order that
they may he retained for a longer period
at the Boston theatre. Few vaudeville
entertainers have ever made so emphatic
a hit and they will doubtless repeat their
| big triumph when they come TO Provi-
dence in the near future. These two men
receive one Of the largest salaries ever
paid an act OF this kind and together with
the royalties received weekly from their
many big song hits. their income far ex-
cceds that Of the president and enables
them to live I'm princely style.
-.
The announcement OF the return TO tho
stage OF Miss Minnie Radcliffe. WHO Is
best known In this city as Mrs. Malcolm
Williams has been received with mani
|festations OF surprise and genuine pleas
ure. for Miss Radcliffe Is one of the
daintiest and most Intelligent of the
|younger actresses. She has legion OF
local friends and admirers who are re-
joicing I'm the expectation OF again see
ling her behind the footlights at the new
|pawtucket theatre. For her initial offer-
ling Miss Radcliffe will offer n clever
bv a well known author en-
|tited "A Prize Biscuit" in the presents-
|tion of which she Will have the support
|of prominent legitimate actor. The
little sketch viii be staged under the
|direction ~ Mr. Malcolm Williams. ~
vhote skin az stage director Provi-
|dence theatregcers had ample proof last
summer IN IN. elaborate and ve- sue.