The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-18

Y. NOV EMBER Is. 100
comedians The music is bright and
catchy, the songs delightful and the dia-
logue witty. The entire production was
imported intact from the Drury Lane
theatre. London.
Because OF the great number Of pic
lures in the list OF those assigned 10 the
different machines there is always some
thing new in the exhibitions OF Shepard's
moving pictures and so the announce
ment that another exhibition would be
given at the Empire theatre Sunday af-
ternoon and evening at popular prices
must attract the attention OF those who
love 10 see life thus reproduced. The
other exhibitions OF these pictures, given
on previous Sundays. have been success
full and have brought out a. wide range
OF subjects. from grave 20 gay. II Is
now announced that the exhibition 10
be given Sunday will comprise a lot OF
new subjects, the selection 10 include
some of the greatest interest one OF
the features claimed for the Shepard
moving pictures is the fact that vbra-
| tion has been almost altogether over
come i'm the Shepard machines, so that
the pictures no longer dance over the
| screen and the eye is no longer fstigued
in attempting 10 follow IT,
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While smoking Is permitted ~ each
Of the daily performances at the Park
Music hall. this does not include pipe
smoking In the best interests Of their
pa irons. Managers Spitz, Nathanson g.
Wendeschs sfer have had 10 prohibit that
| IL there is anything that smells worse
| than an old pipe. IL is something that
should not he permitted I'm theatre and
so signs have been posted, forbidding
| pipe smoking. Cigars. even Of the Con-
necticut valley brand, are allowed. the
perfect ventilating apparatus Of the the
| atre carrying of the smoke, but pipe
smoking is barred
on THURSDAY. Thanksgiving day at
| Keith's there will be no reserved seats,
| as is customary on Thanksgiving and
| Christmas days at that theatre The
| doors at that theatre on that day will be
opened at IL 80 a. m. and the performance
will be continuous until 1890 p. m.
| At Keitn's the week OF Nov. 2sth the
bill will include Chrystal Herne and COM
| pany. the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS company,
| the Nichols Sisters. George w Day.
| Callahan and Mack. Les Dahlias. 81. onge
Brothers, Mile olive Harding and All
Sid. the Nohrens, Murphy and Francis
| and others Some OF the underlined at
| fractions for December include Mouliere
| Sisters. Cole and Johnson, Lew Hawkins,
| Raymond and Caverly, Herbert Brooks,
Harry Gilfoil. Snyder and Buckley. the
Five Mowatts and others
! -
One OF the big novelties OF the season
/ i'm vaudeville, in fact the big sensation Of
| the entire year. is the Mystic Cauldron.
! xsbf ri In
!, ber This is merely a kettle in which
/ liquid air is contained and i'm which ex-
periments with this astonishing phe-
J nomena are given. Ever since air was
| first liquehed (does II not seem odd to
think Of air liquidD In 1876 in Paris
and Geneva, IL has had especial interest
| 10 everyone. for il Is a certainty that the
! time is coming when IL will have 4 prac=
tica value in mechanical devices. es-
| pecially I'm engines. IL is made 10 per-
| form all kinds of parodoxical feats such
| as boiling one instant and freezing the
! next instant and the act when IL Is
shown at Keith's is certain TO have edu-
| cational value as we'll az excite curiosity.
| The liquid air machines are rare. indeed,
and are only possessed by a few OF the
leading universities OF the country.
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Miss Chrystal Herne, the talented young
| theatre week after next, is one OF the
foremost leading women on the Ameri-
can stage, and her appearance in vaude-
vile is OF exceptional interest. Miss
! Herne. who is said to possess the per-
sonal charm of Nance ONeill and the
magnetism of Mrs Fiske. is the daughter
! of the late James A. Herne Her appear
ance in vaudeville will be made In an
| intense dramatic sketch. Between the
! Acts" by her sister, and II Is foregone
| conclusion that she will be big drawing
| card for Keith's.
The Pawtucket Albee Stock company
! at Keith's Pawtucket theatre next week
! will appear in the amusing comedy. MY
! Friend From India" which was one of
the big laughing hits OF the Providence
| Albee company two summers ago. For
the week Of Nov. 2sth at that theatre is
| announced a production OF the stirring
western drama, Eagles Nest" i'm which
Mr.. Frank Losee Of the Providence Albee
company formerly starred with great
| success.
The news that the football scores are
| to be read from the stage at Keith's to-
| morrow afternoon has been the means
| OF making the sale al that theatre to-
morrow afternoon additionally large The
scores and final outcome OF both the
| Brown Dartmouth game at Boston and
the Yale Harvard game at New Haven
| will be read