The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-18

many are adopts with tho rife. and few
can probably throw lasso with great
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them PROBABLY the most desirable chorus
that is on exhibition today for IL Is well
known 10 those who are I'm the theatrical
business that just az the cast Is looking
TO the west for capital. the eastern man
ayers arc looking for the fresh faces OF
the western girls for thcr choruses.
Although the matter was kept as Sc
cret as possible Il was learned not long
ago that Klaw and Erlanger and others
of the great eastern managers have had
emissaries I'm the west for some time TO
secure as many new faces for broadway
productions as were available. and Rich
ard earle. finding this out. AT once con-
ceived that the people Of New York
wanted bright fresh. new western
chorus and he at once set about select
ing the girls who are now with him. for
the purpose OF showing Broadway what
will be fea tured as the best chorus that
ever faced the footlights there. "the
Tenderfoot' is now on its way to New
York.
II there is a funnier man than Charlie
Case he has not yet been discovered. and
there rs every reason to believe that that
popular comedian has no equal. Certainly
no blackface comedian In vaudeville has
such a firm grasp upon the favor of
Keith patrons as Mr.. Case. or as he is
more familiarly known. Charlie" Case.
For some time past Mr. Case has been
Handicapped by III health. but i'm spite OF
That he continues TO remain one OF the
most effective laugh producers In vaude-
Vile and pluckly talks about Father"
and Brother Hank" to the great delight
Of his many local friends and admirers.
Nr. Case may always expect genuine
welcome from Providence theatregoers
and his annual appearances at the local
Keith theatre are always looked forward
20 with much pleasure. This week. Mr..
Case Is one OF the pronounced hits az the
Providence Keith theatre. where he is
being given a series OF hearty re-
ceptions such as arc rarely accorded
vaudeville artists.
Manager Lovenberg OF Keiths always
endeavors to provide each week a special
feature for the little people who are such
devoted patrops OF KeIth's. and this week
he has secured what is mluesti )nabl>
the most entertaining lnlnll act i'm the
varieties This IS Gal etti's Dog and
Norkey circus, WHO Civ a scrics n the
cle",rcst and most am sing feats ever
attempted by animals ever seen here
The little people scream with delight and
even the older patrons laugh hilariously
st the funny antics ~ these clever ami
mails
Beatrice Ingram and Edwin Nicsnder
formerly blg favorites OF the Albee stock
company. have made n'undud .ified ste
cess AZ their FIRST venture I'm the vaudc
Vile field and are being given ~ series
o. ovations 80 the new ptwtut ket Keith !
theatre. where they arc appolring. thai
hbs seldom been accorded any artists.
Many people have already becn to the !
new Pawtucket Keith theatre 10 help !
welcome the two favoritcs. and they 4
have added another to- the long list OF I
Successes whleh are SO we'll remembered i
by the Albec company clientele. Miss /
Ingram and Mr.. Nicander arc fortunate I
In having secured 50 bright and worthy /
q little play FOR their initial vaudeville
appearance. and there II no doubt hut
that they are the strongest acquisitio To
tho vaudeville field that has bccn made
fpr some tir1c.
To those IN Providence Nho know
William W Turner Wv private life his
maxi -up as David IIarun ~ tho I'm
p~rial is considered somefhinR almost
Extraordinary IIe vas for Ions time
to make himself look like