The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-27

| lone. The envoy had been ordered 10
ay that the suitor was n bill poster and
ID show his majesty's photograph In
|yery case that settled II and the ad-
hiraI failed In his task Throughout the
Eay he complicates everything by still
living TO find an imperial wife. Another
|hip from over the sea brings a bride and
|ridegroom from London. with eight
Bridesmaids explained by the need OF the
ride OF assistance 10 keep her husband
ht OF mischief They serve Of course.
br the purpose OF being show girls.
ecause a Casino show must have show
rls.
1 Among the European arrivals is an Of
,iaI mother in law. Whenever the story
gs. someone kisses someone else, where
BON n third party reminds the kissers
let. according TO an ancient law OF Wang
hang they arc betrothed. Finally they
op kissing and an amusing entangle-
ent The score is full OF bright things,
Ihich this city is sure 20 enjoy among
em being "Roly Poly N Paper Fan,
III be Your Sweetheart Forever" Mr..
Iooley." Il Want to be a Lady" MY
title Hong Kong Baby" and many others.
anagers Sam S Shubert, Nixon & Zim-
erman are sending an excellent com
ny here to wit-Katie Barry. May de
pusa, Mabene Baker. Julia Sanderson.
|arie Louise GTibben. Evelyn Dunmore,
me Luneska Fred w. Mace Villa IN
uette Ben. Howard, George Broderick,
pe Miller. eight stunning bridesmaids and
chorus and ballet OF 100.
ALMOST three months OF what may we'll
termed nightly ovations are placed 70
e credit OF Miss Maude Adams during
r recent engagement at the Empire
satre. New York where she played
- III. a.
n be seen for an engagement of two
ghts and one matinee. beginning Thurs
Y next at the Providence Opera house.
Charles Frohman presents Miss Adams
Providence at this time after an alb
nee Of almost two years. and II Is safe
predict that she will be received by
r Providence admirers In the same spirit
admira ton that has been characteristics
all her former enga gements In this
~. Miss Adams has always been one
the most popular young women Of the
ge, and as a star she can well he
nsidered the most conspicuous actress
W before the American people. She has
en- remarkably successful In her now
y. taxing the capacity Of almost every
,atre in which she appears.
Miss Adams has an entirely new char
er in the impersonation OF Pepita the
nnish girl-c character quite fferent
m anything In which she has hitherto
en seen Miss adams has played many
is during her brilliant career but Il is
I'd that she never before was called upon
portray a character which called forth
Of her varied powers " In such success
Is required in the iupeisonation Of the
Pnish peasant girl 10 is the hrst love
has swept Pepita's little breast. and
rending moments IL brings her are. II
reputed, most conv.ncingly and thrill
ly portrayed by Miss Adams. II Is
to be the most powerful acting she
ever done, and the triumph won In 5ae
may be measured as commensurate
h the Importance and greatness OF her
achievements
ir. Frohman send TO Providence the
ginsl cast and production includ ng
Henry Ainey the popular young
slish actor brought orer from London
fhe beginning OF the season as leading
for Miss Adams. The other members
Ter company are: c. Harrison Hunter.
par Selwyn. Joseph Francoeur. Francis
ne, George Irving, Charles Pitt Rich
Pitman. Joseph Kaufman. Harry
kstone, Mrs. w 6. Jones. Catherine
ctor and Florence Gelbart.