The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-18

attractive personality have everywhere
made him a genuine matinee idol" Miss
Kemble has not before been seen here,
but is widely known a. one OF the most
accomplished leading women who have
become famous in the best stock com
panies in many OF the larger cities; and
her fame as one OF the hsndsomest wom-
en- on the American stage ia not unknown
10 local playgoers.
The company will also include number
Of players who have enjoyed long expert
ence I'm stock work" and who are
known as among the best in their respec-
tive lines Among them are Charles Nc
Donald Gale Satterlee. Alexander
Kesrney, Herbert Prior, Ralph Rollins,
Thomas Sterrett, Howard Hickman. Ade-
laide Fritx-Allan, Louise Orendorf, Agnes
Blial. Mary servoss Jack Prescott and
identified with some OF the best stock and
travelling companicet
Terry McGovern, who with Mrs. Nc
Gbovern ,bs rs Is rn 20 ne por sssn az the EmI,re
following The Queen OF the Highway.
has already had arrangements made by
which he can have light training while
go with Britt for his lost championship,
and has been promised an early chance.
He has sparring scene In his play. and
ir to do some active training while in
Providence.
AS special features OF the musical me
lsnge. THE Policy Players to be given
by strong colored company at the Park
local talent, will be held. The first OF
these, on Thursday night win be cake
walk. In which a number OF local con-
testants have already entered or signi-
fed their intention of entering The
second will be a buck and wing dancing
contest on Friday night. I'm which a prize
dancer Entries are free and must be
made at the theatre box office at least
one day in advance.
THE Charity Bali was originally pro-
ducod at the Lyceum theatre, New York,
in 1859; with the following east: Rev.
ard Van Buren,. Nelson Wheatcroft.
Judge Peter Gurney Knox. W j.. Le-
Moyne; Alex Robinson; Charles Dickson:
Walter Clarke Bellows; Anne Cruger.
Georgia Cayvan; Phyllis Leigh. Grace
Henderson; Bess Van Buren,, Louise Dill
Whinen; Mrs De Peyster, Mrs. Charles
Wslcott. and others. II ran for an en-
tire season to crowded houses. and was
cess. II has had several big revivais,
and has always been a big monsymaker.
No better play could have been chosen
for the opening week OF the Albee COM
psny than this pretty domestic play. for
II affords almost every member of the
company an excellent opportunity 10
demonstrate his or her abilities.
For the second week Of the Albee
Stock company season at keith's thea te
Is announced a production OF the recent
big New York success. The Wilderness"
I'm which Henry Miller and Margaret
Aneliu scored such a pronounced triumph
In the two leading roles a short time
ago, This play was seen At Providence
n couple Of seasons ago, with the origi.
nal company. but has never before bsen
produced In stock a prominent New
upon the beautiful wood scene Of the
second act, from which the play takes
its name. The Wilderness"
Mr.. Francis Byrne, one OF the new
members OF the Providence Mbcs Stock
company, closed his engagement with
Miss Maude Adams Saturday night and
Joined the Aibee company this morning
hrst appearance with the company as
Jack Kennerly In Tho wilderness" Mr..
william IA. Turner, one OF the favorites
OF last season. will join the Aibee com
psny when his starring tour I'm David
Harum' comes TO an end.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over sixty years by
millions Of mothers for their children