The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-31

tlcles Of all sizes. shapes and weights
but they perform their many tricks with
grace, ease and sureness. winning the
sincerest admiration by their cleverness.
THIS act II also excellently costumed and
the little dashes OF quiet, refined comedy
are excellent. II. az IL IL said. this act
a. the highest salaried Juggling act before
the public. IT certainly deserves tho dis
t~inction.
An act which aroused no little excite
ment and enthusiasm was the one-act
dramatic play. Pals" by Edmund Day.
I'm which Hal Davis, Inez McCauley and
their very capable company appeared TO
such excellent advantage. The playlet has
an interesting ramati story. In which a
lifelong friend OF a young husband tries
TO make love 10 the young wife and Is
s%trenuously dealt with by the husband
The climax OF the act. I'm which the
husband revenges his wrong. and in 4
SIGHT with his false pal demolishes a
great deal OF furniture. is very exciting
and won five genuine curtain calls for the
clever players. Mr.. Davis and Miss Nc
Caulcy were excellent In their roles as
the young married couple and William +.
Powell as Higgins captured a large share
OF the honors and aroused considerable
laughter.
Stuart Barnes. one OF the very best OF
" Dlblbkut tulil'dAdilSt hl1'hlfA wv "
number OF excellent and very up-to-date
songs and some new and amusing patter
that. delivered In his unctuous, %clean-cut
manner, won hearty laughter and much
well-eaIned applause. Mignonette Kokin,
the dainty mimic and toe dancer, was a
big f~avorite. her mimicry causing no end
OF laughter, and her dancing being ex-
ceptlonally graceful and pleasing James
r. Dooley and two very fetching and
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and Ethel Rose offered an entertaining
melange OF wit. melody and dancing.
which scored a decided hit and won sew
eral encores.
Mullen and Correlli appeared IN one
OF the best comedy aCrobatic acts offered
az Keith's this season. one man OF the
duo IS an extraordinarily clever acrobat
and the other Is one OF the funniest &c
centric comedians ever seen I'm an act Of
this kind. They introduced q number OF
novel stunts and kept the audience laugh
ing and applaudlng every minute THE
best monkey act / ever saw. said every
one OF Galletti's monkeys, and not only
the children but the grown-up people who
see the act this week will echo this YER
diet. The monkey who plays the chimes
should have a special word OF praise and
The comedy antics OF the entire troupe
kept the audience I'm an uproar every
minute. Booker and Corbley offered n
novel act. "A Walking Delegate which
teemed with laughable repartee and dia-
iogue and introduced some excellent dane
ing
One OF the hits Of the bill was made
by Roltaire. a magician OF decided ability.
originality and wit. who. although he made
an early appearance, was loudly applauded
and heartily appreciated. He offered a
number Of novel feats OF magic. inter
spersed with an amusing patter. and he
pretended 10 expose some Of the feats.
thereby all the more mystifying the audi
ence. His clock dial trick was excep-
tionally we'll done. The Holman brothers
did a capital comedy bar act. the Prvors
offered a banjo and dancing SGT; Carroll
Healey. the boy soprano. sang "A number
Of songs. Naomi Ethardo gave feats OF
eQuilibrism, and the keith motion pictures
were OF exceptional interest.