The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-06

ing exhibition on the horizontal bars,
their work being performed with clean
cut. vivscious manner that was extremely
pleasing. and some OF their most difficult
feats being done while blindfolded. OF
all the female performers OF this kind
ever seen at Keith's, these young women
must take precedence. Their assistant
gave touch Of comedy 10 the act which
frightened IL capitally
Those clever colored entertainers and
song writer's, Cole and Johnson. were
cordially received and achieved their for
mer big hits. Their program was made
up OF some Of their latest compositions,
all OF which were entirely new 10 the local
stage but several OF which have been
big hits In recent musical comedy sue
cesses, such as Fishing" Gimme the
Leavings," Don't Wake Him Up" and
few others. Not only are their songs OF
the tuneful kind that makes them
whistled and sung about the streets. but
they sing them with An amount OF ex-
preston that r. highly commendable.
That talented actress. Miss Jane Court
hope. assisted by Charles Forester, gavc
n merry little comedietta called "A
Fisherman's Luck" which contained
much laughable dialogue and action and
kept the audience I'm an uproar % fun
every minute. Miss Courthope Is an ex-
ceedingly clever comedlenne and Mr..
Forester equally shared honors with her.
One OF the big laughing hits OF the entire
bill were Snyder and Buckley the musical
comedians who have been seen ut Keith's
before several times but each time seem
TO be funnier. They are both uncommonly
fine musicians and one OF the duo is about
the funniest Dutch comedian the vaude-
vile stage has ever had. They brought
a budget OF new material this time, In
II, Ian
novel musical instruments and they were
easily one or the genuine hits, of the bill
Distinctly OF the topline class. (and In
bill less strong they surely would have
been the chief toplner). were the Five
Mowatts FIVE Juvenile club Jugglers.
Words cannot do Justice 10 the amazing
skill evidenced by these clever young men
I'm their rapid-fre, intricate juggling OF
prettily colored clubs. They unques-
tionably rank az the very head OF club
jugglers indeed they may be said 10 be i'm
class entirely by themselves Their
work. besides being far more intricate and
original in movements. was so rapid and
sure that the audience had not time TO
applaud their individual evolutions. so
closely was II necessary to watch every
part OF the stage al the same time, for
the stage seemed 10 be literally full OF
clubs flying I'm dazzling and difficult move
ments.
Lew Hawkins. always 10 be depended
upon 10 be prominent among the fun
makers did not disappoint this time and
justified his title OF 1.-THE Chesterfield Of
Minstrelsy." His material was entirely
new and his parodies up-to-date. both
winning laughter and applause unstnted
Raymond and Caverly. among the very
best of German comedians. on the order
OF Weber and Fields had a new con-
glomera tion of laughable nonsense, their
burlesque opera being received with
shouts OF hilarity Al Belmsn and Lottie
Moore gave p pleasing vocal act finishing
with very funny tough dance which won
them a hearty recall. and Herbert Brooks
gave an exhibition of his exceptionally
skiful manipula ton ~ cards, also intro
ducing a puzzling trunk trick Mills and
Morris. two capahle young women. gave
an ENJOYABLE blackface minstrel act. and
the bill was completed bv Msrkev and
Moran comedv conversationalsts: Jones
and Walton Yankee comedians. and the
hiograph. showing some exceedingly inter-
ssting motion pictures
Della Fox Rose Stahl and company.
Fred Niblo the Smedey- Arthur sketch
club. tho Painter Trio and others viii
head 2 strong bill next week