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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
IMPERIAL THEATRE,

During the several seasons that Mal-
colin Williams has played IN Providence
he has oeen frequently requested 20 put
on some one or more of the best of the
famous English dramas Cp 20 the pres
eht season ne has found II impossible TO
comply with this request but early i'm
the present seaso az the Imperial ne de-
termined 10 produce play OF The sort de-
sired and accordingly began preparations
10 put on Shcridan's famous comedy The
School for Scandal There were a great
many "details to be attended Ia before this
wen known pl@" could be produced ani
now hnally afttr several weeks spent IN
perfectlnE his arrangements Mr Williams
announces thlt The School ior Sean
iaI' will be the attraction az the Ii1per-
ial next week. II Is 80 we'll known tlat
II might almost be said that n a. the one
lay whlch needs no Introduction 20 the
public Of the English spea king race
Those who have never been 30 fortunate
as 10 witness stage production OF the
comedy have in many many cases read
the play as one of the masterpieces of
English literature OF az containing
characters and incidents which are very
frequently referred "a in every day con-
versat!on or reading
THE School for Scandal" was written
by Sheridan when he was but 2G years of
sge and is undoubtedly his masterpiece.
II was first produced at the famous Drury
Lane theatre In London in May. l777, al
though II was not issued in book form
until some time later Few PLAYS have
equalled IT ia success and the fact that
for over century and a quarter II has
continued 10 interest the public is amp q
proof of it's intrinsic merit II IL said
that not a week has gone by for several
years more than century that this great
comedy has not been played in some part
of the English spe king world-a record
that surely no other dram. tic production
can claim Many OF the characters have
become historical personages and several
or the scenes are quoted as the best H.
lustration of fact as true now as when the
play was written The costuming will
be Of the 18th century and In the pro
duction at the Imperial next week
MT. Williams has adhered strictly
TO the best productions OF recent
years. The entire company will partitl-
pate in this production and the cast will
be as follows: Charles Surface. Mr.. VIII
lams: Lady Teazle. Miss Reed; sir Peter
Teazie. Mr.. Graham: Sir Oliver Surface
Mr. Bartoot: Joseph Surface. Mr. Allen.
Crabtree, Mr.. Jennings. Sir Benjamin
Backbite. Mr.. Hughston; Rowley, Charles
Hayden: Moses and Snake. Mr. Roberts:
Sir Harry Bumper and Joseph's servant
Fred Sutton; Maria Miss Burton Lady
Sneerwell. Miss Radcliffe Mrs -Caaaa4.E-
Miss Dunlop.
On Monday night and at the matinee
Wednesday the patrons of the theatre
will be presented with souvenir brooches
containing portraits OF Miss Burton Each
lady attending the matinee Monday will
receive box of bon bons
For week of Nov. q Mr.. Williams and 4
his company will make the first produc-
tion In Providence of William GiIlette's
absorbingly interesting play, The Pri-
vate secretary" Mr.. Williams appearing
In the title role.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12

enter the house. Granny does not like TO
confess to Jack that she has been the
cause of the trouble between him and
his father. She re-unites them. however,
In another and more romantic way. Dora.
now glorious girl OF sixteen and she be-
come fast friends. She interests Dora n
Jack and Jack In Dora. The result Is
that the two young people are head over
heeis In love when Jack comes home from
he Philippines. II does not take them
long TO see that they will be very happy
as man and wife. Just how the parents
are made aware OF Granny's intrigue is
cleverly worked out in the closing
scenes of the play
The scenery and costumes of the come
dy which Is In four acts. were personally
selected by Mr.. Frohman and Mr. Fitch.
Particularly picturesque Is the third act,
which represents the interior OF "A New
England Colonial house. Ii is this scene
that the audience Invariably app.auds
upon the rise OF the curtain Mrs. Gilbert.
who is making her farewell tour in
Granny speaks an epilogue at the end
OF the play
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
PARK MUSIC HALL. =

Another Weber Fields burlesque,' apd
good one. is to be given at the Park Mu-
sic hall next week. This is "Flddle-de-
Dee" which ran for FIVE months when II
was first produced at the Broadway Mu-
sic hall and proved one OF the-best as
well as one OF the best liked OF the bur
lesaues presented by this popular team OF
comedians "Fiddle-de-D Dee like Inc
Japskys" and "Whoop-de- Doo which
have preceded It. is made for laughing
PURPOSES only. but Il Is none the less an
excellent production full OF keen satire
bright sayings. pretty wit and clever
comedy IL was written by Edgar Is.
Smith. one of the writers of that popu-
Jar comic opera. Robin Hood, and IS
more than mere burlesque, for being NIL
ed with music. IL may be described as
NO hours OF music and fun, given by
comedians. singers and a chorus Of 30 of
Tie best looking and best singing young
women seen at this theatre this season, II
l. claimed.
IT has a story. but the story does not
matter materially. The songs II contained
when IL was first produced have. many of
them, become very popular. Most OF them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
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Wor~@r To6re - Il q w. ~. N a
a p hall las' night. eon~ilera h,a
a-o"rt % Nus'ne7e wac trarsacted after
which social e~ero ses were enfoved
'rhe class for Bible study connected
s'th the VI +. church held a eesv'on IN
The church parlors. last evening witch n
ln~ge number 80 the numbers presert
Wo~k on the different parts OF the work
of the society Is being prepared for the
winter season
The wccklv choir rehearsal OF the NJ T.
church will be held tonight az the church
Soecial music will be rehearsed under
The direction Of Organist. Mrs. r. NJ Nc
Kenzic
tfr -rrvtcr's NJ tnU tOCaf churches VIII
be or the usual order tomorrow The mil
pits VIII he occupied In all cases by the
local clergymen.
Nr. Henry W. Collins. who has held the
position ~ janitor at the Baptist church
for a period OF years. has recently resign
cd because Of ~ health
A large consignment OF pipes to be used.
az the Hutchinson mansion arrived at the
local freight depot yesterday and the
work Of laying them viii - commenced
az an early date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The Westminster theatre management
will present next week ]. Herbert Mack's
World Beaters.' an organization OF clev-
er comedians and handsome women
which has for several years ranked
among the strongest burlesque companies
before the public. Two highly amusing
farcical skits serve as vehicles for the In
PRODUCTION OF a wealth OF specialties by
bright and versatile performers. TIL
chorus work will be found fine feature
OF the show
The ensemble will be first introduced In
burletta called "One Night Out" and
later in a farcicai conceit Ping Pang
Pong" The olio includes such well known
performers as the Three Nudos, Burnett
and Weyerson. Boha mon and Corey Nc
Farland and Mcdonald. Dorsch and Rus
sell Major Casper Nowak May Gebhard'
and Luella Miller
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12

one and as the piece has been well re-
hearsed and comes here from the Column
bia Music Hall, Boston. II Is certain u
have much snap and 60 70 n. The come
dams include Lew III. Newcombe. Joseph
w, Stardish, Archie Deacon, Sam Mason.
w. T. Holmes and James Barber, while
the condolences and the Drfma donna
are well known. Miss Gertrude Bennett
Holmes will sing the part OF Miss Lillian
Russell. the dashing Mrs Meadowbrook
while the soubrette will be Matte Mock
ett and Selma Mantell the clever come
dienne, r. also included. Besides the bur
lesque there Will be big olio which IL Is
said Will be even better than that of this
week. Smoking is permitted q the per-
formances, which are given twice daily
and as the smoke is cared for by electric
fans II Is never a nuisance In the theatre.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12

ediy tells him so. He insists that Mrs.
Mafon Is misrepresented and prosecuted
woman and tells Granny that he will toll
crate no interference with his affairs. To
show that he means what he says he or
ders Jhe maid TO lay a plate for Mrs. Ma
son. az he intends to bring her TO din
ner that very day; and at the table will
announce his engagement TO her. This
drives Granny and young Jack from the
home 10 which they do not return until
six years later. Jack enlists and Is still I'm
the PHILIPPINES when Granny makes a Wis
IL 10 the Allenby house 10 say that she
Is sorry for what she did and said. She
begs John TO write 10 his boy and for
give Ism. But the father Is obdurate and
insists that Jack must ask the prese :
Mrs. Allenby's pardon before he can re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
KEITKS THEATRE,

The bill at keith's next week will be a
notable one, for il will mark the first
Providence appearance OF Miss Mabel
Mckinley, the niece of the late President
Mckinley. Naturally Miss McKnley's
connection with the late president gives
her a distinction and social prominence
which will doubtless attract large num-
bers of the local smart set to Keith's
during her engagement and several social
functions have been planned in her honor
But Miss McKin,ey's claim to fame Is
not only as the niece of the late president
OF the United States. She is a vocalist
of recognized ability. having rarely
beauu-ul soprano voice clear and sweet
as hell and OF great range and power.
Her first appearance before the publis
was at the head OF her own distinguished
concert company although she frequently
entertained the guests Of the late presi-
dent during her visits To the White House
where she was a big favorite. Her yoico
vas cultivated by such famous music
MASTERS az the great lie Course of Paris.
Miss Mckinley is the composer of sew
eral big surg hits. such ms "Anona"
"Ksrama" Ma Sweet Lii Sunbeam" Il
Can But Think ot Thee and Others.
which she puhliehed under the name Of
Vivian Grer. Daring the week Miss Nc
kinley will change her proerau three
H-1es. her selections including some of
her own co~'nosi'ions and some ooe~atio
s@'ecti. ne. Her appearance Is one OF the
events OF the e7a -ou II Eeifh's
r" 'a~@Cus Pr0e-o- Troure Of acrohats
'-o ue-~c0~-r-s T~--' across the OCEAN
r. '-'r w,.r 70 90 - $50 chow i.od
lr - 1ror'.H i-.' -~r e-ec7 7r- 80
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pose 'r Jr-7'o ca. Fuo~. m u0~o~--,r- r-'v
OF. live %. virg e0rr~r'se NJ Gi-ar "A
are Niss C-r|'ne~ win o~e- their latest
: rcical ste' y ce"od "D,o ,o'cv and the
I'o~ ord." q" -~Ni~h Nr G'rard anpea-s
IN his irreei''r'lv frnny lmpersonation OF
'D"olcy the Cop"
Nora Bayev. the charming singing
comedierne known as "tho eirl who made
" Nurtzburger f1~,ors." VIII be a pleoslng
delightfully."- humorous personality which
enables her To tell a funny story an =
canital manner ana she has a pleasing
contralto voice Ed Reward conceded
to be the most up-to-date ventriloquial
comedian before the public. will appear
with new mechanical figures and new
witty dialogue for them. This act appeals
10 you're and old alike
Lolita Gladstone. the girl with the laugh.
will present the latest version OF her
amusing and artistic character study.
The Country Girl. telling about her
beau, Jake Ever popular Charley Case.
whose visits 20 Beiths are eagerly /
watched for snd ever welcome will sp-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12

been dead for somc time when The acfi-n
OF the play begins. but her loved and re-
vered memory still fills the house. HNr
place at the table is held sacred and
fresh flowers stand beside the unclaimed
plate at every meal. The house is ruled
gently and sweetly By Margarets moth T,
Mrs. Thompson. who ls called affection
stely Granny" Her special charge and
delight Is Jack Alenby. her grandson,
and ne Is the apple OF his fathers eye.
Happiness reigns In the home and there
is not a discordant note until Granny and
everybody else notices that John Allenby
has been attentive 10 Mrs. Mason. a d.
vorcee from nobody knows where and
pho sings In the church choir. She has q
ten-year-old daughter. Granny resents
this unknown woman's taking her dsugh- \
tors Mace IN Johns heart and she point
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12

pear with fresh stories about the pranks
OF Father and Brother Hank" and IL
certain 10 add 10 his great popularity here
The SaVans, Charlie and Minnie. will
present novel and enjoyable acrobatic
comedy act, called "Acrobatic Mishaps.
scott and Johnson, colored acroba tic
comedians and dancers the Valdings.
uapezists; Al. n. Burton. conversational
comedian: Powers and Freed. dancers:
81. John and LeFevre. musical enter
tainers; and the biograph will complete
the very excellent bill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
FRCvICENCE OPERA HOUSE.

FRITZ Scheff in THE Two Roses" will
appear at the Providence Opera House on
next Monday evening, Nov. IA. for three
nights only. The coming OF Miss Schef Is
an event that has been anxiously awaited
by music lovers generally. who know that
the vivacious little Vienpese comedienne
has been hailed as the new and rlghtful
queen of comic opera-a place that has
been vacant for many many years.
This will be Miss Scheff's first visit 10
Providence as a comic opera star. bat
the fame of her success elsewhere leads
70 the belief that her engagement here
will be one OF the most impUl tant events
of the entire season. Miss Scheff is differ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
TWO FINE CONCERTS.
Famous GrsnadI,r Guaris' Bani Reld,red
Excellent Program In Iflnty Hall.

That Providence people are partial TO
the music of fine military bands was
clearly shown by the attendance at the
two concerts OF the famous Grenadier
Guards band of London yesterday after
noon and evening.
The band is as famous as il Is old and
its appearance in this city was an honor
clearly recognized by the public which
showed its appreciation by packing In
fantry hall at both concerts
The work of the crack musicians of the
British army as exampled at yesterdays
concerts was worthy of the highest com
mendation. and seldom has 1t been the
pleasure OF a Providence audience 10
listen TO such enjoyable music from
=stHietit= it=aaiiiiars= =hat,d7========
The matinee program included the fol-
lowing nun'be
March. Unity" A. Williams selection.
III Trovatore Verdi piccolo solo. "Sll-
yer Birds" lie There, (soloisf. w. Bull
lock); grand overture silennelie '1sl2."
Tschaikowsky: "Reminiscences Of All
Nations" T. Godfrey; cornet solo. ''The
Star OF Bethlehem" S. Adams. tsoIoist.
Corp. r. Gayl: Aubade Printaniere.
Lacor"he; fantasia on songs. by Sir r.
II. Bishop, arr. Hartmann; American
sketch, by the Swanee River" Myddle-
ton.
At the evening concert the program was
SIS follows.
March "The Old Dessauer." A VIII
liams. grand selection. "Faust." Gounod.
p'cco'o solo. "The Wren" Damaro
fsolcist W. Bul'ock): overture 70
''erni-s '~iSe Ros-iri: grand s4lection
frorr "Cevalle-'a Pus'icaoa Nascagnf.
ccrrAt SOLO "Ths Lost Cho-d" Sullivan
te"'o'sf Corr v cav: "sa~o~d II-,
% .'@0 "N" ~eo'-- " Tt-zt. serera4e "1,Se
v'"-' 'e~s Hutor'n-' NAUTICAL fan.sst,
- Voyage In Troopship." George NIL
lcr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12

The East Side Praying band will hold
a revival service at the Petticonsett Con-
gregationsl church Sunday evening. at
7:30 o'clock. George W. Lewis will sing.
Riverpoint and Natick electric car leaves
city hall corner OF Washington and Dor
rance streets. at $50 p. m. All are cor
daily invited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12

or a rich wife. The piece has been con-
structed FOR laughing purposes and T. said
to fully meet all such requirements. The
music r. all new nnd on that bright.
catchy ordsr ih ono NkC 30 whistle
Among the many new songs are Orange
Blossoms" True as steel" Clear Away
the Hay The Man With the slide
Trombone Five poilarF Seat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
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keeps Il soft and smooth Try II today.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
BRISTOL.
The Y. N. c. A. Ladies' AuxlI.
larry Meeting. Probate Court
Docket. Notes.

RUSSELL c. Colt son OF Col and Mrs.
S. p Colt. left here yesterday for New
York. where he will sail next Tuedssy
in the steamer Virginia for Brazil as the
guest Of Commodore r. c. Benedict. The
Virginia has been specially chartered for
the trip and among the prominent men
in the party will be ex-President Grover
Cleveland. The Virginia will sail Up the
Amazon river and the party will inspect
the rubber fields Of that section. The
trip will occupy two or three months.
The annual meeting OF the ladies' auxil-
larry to the Y. NJ c. A. WAS held In the
,ssocia ton rooms yesterday afternoon
about 90 persons being In attendance
Mrs. II. r. Bennett. who has eeen serving
rs temporary pl esident OF the auxiliary
.hs greater part the past year. d
,sichairman. The board Of managers for
he ensuing year was chosen. consisting
II four persons from each Baptist, Meth
,dist st. Michael AMI Congregational
,hurches. Al the subsequent meeting
II the board Mrs. II. II. Shepard was
.Iected president. Mrs. Anderstronn audi
or. Mrs. A. NJ Merriman secretary. The
eports OF the past year were read and
accepted. An afternoon tea was then
yiven. the tea being served by Mrs.
Charles III. Manchester.
A team from Newport plays football on
he common this afternoon with the Y.
Ar-C-A-tean--
The funeral Of Margaret May Doyle
ot ~
from the home OF the deceased. The re-
mains will be taken to 81. Mary's church.
where services will be conducted. Inter-
-nent will be in 81. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. A. H. Flint and Master A. IL
Flint. Jr., have returned from their trip
% South Carolina and Virginia A large
art OF the Journey was made by special
ar. Mr Flint being the president of the
Norfolk and Southern Railroad company.
Team No I. captsined by George Man.
~hester and Team No. 4. cantained by
Tohn r. Newman. bowled close game
'ast evening at the tournament at the
v. NJ c A. alleys. the former winning by
'our points
Mrs. s. r. Colt is waking preparations
or trim ahroad. She will spend the
winter IN Italy.
At Yesterdays session of the proNate
,ourt Judee John REYNOLDS presiding
Jesse povnton OF Newrort was annointed
a administrator Of the estate OF the late
Povnfon.
J r. Har G. Company have leased the
Thomas Paire estate on Hove s'~eet Cor
ave wears and the nresent hr''d'ng. oc-
-unied bv Caterer Read IL being razed.
A two-story hri'ding win be erected.
A surner will Re given ton'eht 10 the
state street NJ. T. church choir Nv the
al
winiam l.. DOUGLAS who was elected
of Ma ssa chusetts Is brother
" Mrs. Frank Hoar OF Bristol
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have been retained except where they
have become too well worn. and I'm place
o. those no longer available through this
'lndlisrity. others have been set One of
ne biz whistling sUccesses OF this lot is
The June Time Rose" which n is
thought will soon be vhistled through
Providence.
The company &. large and cspsbls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
NEWS FROM THE
CITY CHURCHES
s@@@9%%%@ae~eses4eaSe.9es,as

Rev. w. A. Noble n. D.. missionary
returned recently from Cores, will speak
in Trinity Union church, Trinity square,
next Sunday. al 1o45 a. m.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THE
NEWS.

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iwk. &c. per word: 2wks. &c. per word:
3wks 7c per word: 1mo Sc. per word.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-22

PoES WANTED -TW ENTY CARLOADS
potatoes wanted each week al the ware
Greeley. commonly known as the old
FORKS. The Northern Colorado Produce
ion e. s Pinnoy, Mgr, 7os Main st.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-22
< zoo Inhabitants,

The new 1905 Greeley directory
is now printed, and will be bound
ready for delivery in about ten days.
The census taken at the time the
canvas was made shows easily a
population of $500 inhabitants. There
were 5l5S counted, as sleeping in
numbered houses; about POO in
houses not numbered. and there are
also close to 200 floating population.
The total number of inhabitants
inside the Greeley limits, when the
directory of 1908 was published. was
4S32. showing a net gain of about 100.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-22
Little Local
s-si-s-s-iss-,ssss..s-s :

Gift books at Craig's.
Nineteen-tive diaries at Horope's.
Chicago prices on candy. Mack Is
Grocery.
Fox coal is the best. Get it from
M. d. Spencer.
Special doll sale now on at Stov-
ers Book Store.
Christmas gifts for everybody at
the Golden Rule.
Coming, WhiteWhittlesey in SOL
diers of Fortune.
wallace photos are as good as
you can get in Colorado.
Ohio chestnuts for your turkey
dressing. Mack's Grocery
Miss Bishop is closing out every
thing i'll furs and millinery.
Don't forget the Christmas pres
ents at ID. II. Macarthur & Cos.
Candy enough to supply Greeley at
the Star Grocery for & to 10 cents a
pound.
The Social Hour club will give
another of its social hops in Academy
hall this evening.
A. c. Albee from the Big Thomp-
son country was in Greeley We'd
nesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weekly of
Boulder are in the city and attended
the funeral of the late l.. E. Martin.
A carload of oranges right from
the coast that will be sold for l71a,
20 and % cents a dozen. The Star
Grocery.
The regular meeting of the W. G.
T L. will be held at the home of
Mrs. Turner Ills Eighth avenue,
Dec. ~, at > 30 o'clock.
| have private money for farm
md city loans; few good bargains
in farm and acre property. A. Nj.
S07 Eighth avenue.
If YOU are interested in china you
should not fail to take advantage OF
he special sale now on at the Wilson
irocery company's. Sale continues
his week only.
Two for one. From now till
Jhristmas you can buy Il Spud Book
md Glimpses of Greeley, both for 30
ents, at The Tribune office. They
make nice holiday reminders.
\ boys social club has Just been
rganized in Greeley with a good
representative membership. Frank
Iadden. Jr., is president; Chester
)evine. secretary, and Frank Hubert,
reasurer.
The 'Salamagundi'', is a new lit
rary club organized in the city last
week. The first meeting was held
n the home of Mrs. n. L. CheeSeman.
The following officers were elected
'rol. j, W. Lakin, president; DE,
ella Meade, vice president; George
". Houston, secretary. y. Is. Cope
and and Miss Gertrude Preston were
,hosen as a committee to prepare
program for the first year.
Chicago prices on candy. Mack 5
grocery.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-22
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued from the county
clerks office the past week:
Lewis G. Van Buskirl and Miss
Mabel D. Smith.
II. J. Wilson, Lilias Mcdonald,
Greeley.
John Redman, Windsor; Miss
Maggie llerser, Windsor.
Peter Kelin, Loveland Minnie
Dupper, LaSalle.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-22
Y holesale Local Market.
Furnished by

NJ, White Whittlesey in Sol
Fortune. F."
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-22
.P-ONE SMALL FRAME

ALE CHEAP-ONE SMALL FRAME
se, stone foundation, nearly new. Small
down balance on time at low interest.
use Is now paying me II per cent inter
'od house to rent and "A good inyestment
body. Also four good lots that VIII
cheap. All in good part of the city
ey For particulars address j. w.
rk. Ft. Lupton. Colo.