The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05


that no expense or trouble is being |
spared TO obtain elaborate anu interest
ing pictures from all parts OF the world.
For next week at Keiths one or the
most interesting pictures produced by
that wonderful machine this season Will
be shown. liz Is called THE Looting OF
the Overland Mail" or "The Great Train
Robbery" and it comes TO Providence
after having created considerable at
tention In the other cities OF the Keith
circuit.
one of the features OF next weeks bill
will be the pleasing vocal and instru-
mental act of The Misses Delmore. These
pretty and talented young ladies made a
pronounced success at Kei,n's last season
i'm one of the prettiest novelties vaude-
willie has yet had THE Bridegroom
ReVerie" They are both exceptionally
clever ana skilful musicians, Miss Drucie
Delmore being a brilliant literary writer
and an excellent violinst we'll while
Miss Caroline Delmore has a very sweet
and clear soprano voice They will give
a pleasing act OF singing, violin and man
doin selections. including appropriate
costume changes for each number and
their act is certain to appeal to the dis
eliminating vaudevillians who enjoy re-
J fined act of this kind.
Lovers OF clean wholesome and we'll
| constructed melodrama have rare treat
| in store for them at the Imperial next
week, when Manager II. @. Craerln VIII
J present his London and New York sue
cess, "The Worst Woman I'm London
/ The play tells "A clever and intensely in
| teresting story, which reaches the hearts
of all classes. Anne Fairchild, an actress
| with great reputation in Australia, por-
| trays the role of Frances We're, the worst
woman i'm London. The supporting com
pany is an excellent one
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Although there Is nothing suggesting
| the summer time in the air. plans Tor
\ the summer season al the Empire theatre
| arc already being worked out. III Is stated
| by Managers Spitz q Nathanson tnat
| there will be distinct surprise when the
announcement of these plans Is made,
| proceeding not now possible in their pres
| ent incomplete state. The Empire mas
not been closed for the summer since the
house was opened. and has hardly been
closed long enough for the necessary re-
| pairs and renoVations. These interior
| changes are To bc more extensive than
usual this season. IL is announced.
Miss Enid MAYO who is the star Of the
company playing Winchester az the
Park theatre Is an example OF how ono
! particular class OF work VIII seem "
follow player. FIVE year aso9 snu nnn .''cI Of
tho most successful OF war dramas she
had before that played the part OF cigar
ettc i'm 'Thc Little Trooper, stage Yer,
sion az Ouida's Under Two Flags.
which has proved very successful IN lts
present dramatiZations. Miss Mayo mas
not appeared on the stage In the ias.
four seasons owing 90 illness resulting
from an accident while playing In "shen-
andoah."
The exhibition Of moving pictures To pe
| given by the Shepard company az ,he III
! perial next Sunday afternoon ana eNyh-
! ing may be depended upon as much w w
best OF the season OF It's KIND as tnis
company secures all the latest furopea,n
] M, ust 10 be shown will be entirely new
| throughout and vocal solos by DERBY
Brown. baritone soloist OF the HarNaro
Glee club. will add to the enjoyment VI
~ anf,rfafumput.