The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-09

And there is still another dance. after
that just to show that the mettle of
these wonderful dancers has not been
overstrained by their previous perform
ances.
Last nights audience simply went into
raptures over the girls. The audience
could not withhold its applause until the
act finished but. as the dancers re-
sponded 10 encores. applause greeted
them on their entrance and broke out
with hand clapping obligato at spots
throughout the dance that stage and
auditorium were all In the fine uproar
of the movement. The whole house pre-
sented scene OF unparalleled animation
under the magic sway OF these magnetic
whlrlwlnd performers.
Item:-Sam Collins. a comic comedian,
that Is funny In the making and In ir-
resistihy funny in word and action,
dancer OF extra ordinary accomplishments.
a singer. a mimic. an acrobat. indeed.
so thoroughly equipped that. with all he
does. he leaves the impression Of giving
you only bit OF taste OF what he could
do II he had time. Collins is comparable
10 no other funny man I'm his line. He
Individually Ia as strong as that OF Frank
Daniels. for instance. whom he, perhaps.
resembles as much as II is possible for
such a character to be duplicated.
Item-Ann Tyrell. a comedienne OF
singularly winsome presence. a sympa-
thetic singing voice. cleverness and great
6ns,, onarm INA IN sbo she only Wears .Ss wbne one
piece. the other two being insignificant
rass, which she adorns and makes a
lovely figure In. in quite remarkable
way She sings a darling little love song
in the calcium circle all by herself, with
bit OF support from some OF the re-
markable fellows OF the male chorus. just
outside the calcium and. I'm the last act.
she sings TO the "a young men OF the
chorus, seated on "a gilt chairs. one or
those effective show pieces, with lots OF
acting as well as singing In IL. that the
"Florodora" sextette set the pace for.
and which had its genesis, we should say.
in the duet that Phyllis Rankin and Harry
Davenport used to do In the Belle or
New York"
Item-Cyril Scott, a graceful chap. who
has few peers in musical comedy circles
as a singer OF songs OF half-humorous
sentiment and as an actor of the juve-
nile role.
lesaue fairy queen Of the Amanonian
march.
Item-Carolyn and Frances Gordon,
witchins show girl type. and besides can
act and sing without dispelling the charm
OF their personal attractivenees.
Items-Nace Boville. a comedian Of the
well-favored kind that is more familiar;
also Joseph Welch, n fine singer. with
presence and style agreesbly modest for
ftem-one OF the biggest. best singing
and best trained choruses you ever saw
I'm a line OF pretty music and some be-
wildering figure dances. The ladies wear
their extreme costumes like ladies born
10 the purple and the men I'm their even
ing dress look and act like gentlemen.
Sections and groups OF the chorus assist
prominently I'm various numbers with the
principals. and altogether II II a marvel
ously talented aggregation.
Item--A double sextette on the famous
"Floradora order. that. while impossible
OF being a novelty. IL new I'm song and fig
ures and won It's full share OF applause as
performed by the twelve show girls and
1tem-Three sets OF handsome scenery.
and a stage always so dressed as TO pro-
duce an exquisite spectacle OF harmonious
coloring the 'ast scene being a real tri-
umph OF tasteful light and color consplc-
uous for softness OF shadings.
1tem--A dream (tangible and substan-
tiaD I'm a tight htting gown with red and
black stripes on ~ that justify Sam Col
Inns In calling the dream zebra" who
makes the audience fairly gasp when she
appears and. with fine composure. walks
down 70 the 'front.' centre.
Item-A whistiing gallery-the gods
never were moved 20 whistle ss they were
BY the Silver slipper" music, last night.