The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-07

Quite one OF the most entertaining acts
the vaudeville field offers is that OF Wal
ter Kelly. the clever monologuist who Is
appearing at the local Keith theatre this
week. Mr.. Kelly has something entire
~ new in the monologue line. his humor
finding an outlet in his amusing descrip-
tion OF a morning session at a little Nir-
ginia court. He impersonates both crimi-
nails and Judge. and keeps the audience
laughing heartily at the funny things
both say. Mr.. Kelly is an excellent dla-
l~ectician and ne is decidedly worth a
visit to Keith's this week.
SO capital is the entire bill at Keith's
this week that everyone who goes re-
mains until the very last act and regrets
that he or she did not come earlier. one
OF the acts no one, either OF the grown
up people or the little folks. should miss
is that given by Wormwoo6's dogs and
monkeys. These little animals rave been
taught TO do all kinds OF laughable tricks.
and they do them as IL they enjoyed 1t.
too. The beautiful big Newfoundland is
a big favorite with the audience, as Is
the mischlevous little dog who steals the
steak from the table. slyly wiggles back
into his collar in an unconcerned manner
and causes an innocent dog TO be ac-
cused OF the theft. These are but a few
OF the may amusing and interesting feats
they do and the laughter and applause
OF the audience 10 proof OF the popularity
OF the act.
Music lovers are anticipating with keen
interest and pleasure the appearance at
Keith's next week OF the Fadettes or
chestra. who come for one week only. d.
rect from their all-summer engagement
at Keith's Boston theatre. These 20 ac-
compllshed young women. directed and
managed by Mrs. Caroline b. Nichols.
comprise what is ~undeniably the greatest
woman's orchestra I'm the world. Their
services are in great demand at all times
for they afford what is un~questionably
one OF the greatest musical treats before
the public today. Their program for next
week has been carefully selected with "A
view to pleasing all tastes and will in
clude popular. semi-classica and CLASH
cal selections.
The old favorites OF the Imperial Thea
tire Stock company. who have returney
this season, are receiving a most cordial
welcome from their friends In this city.
Mr.. Courtleigh, Miss Burton and Miss De
Barry have been here FOR "A couple OF
weeks ana have been shown many So
cial attentions. Al Roberts unfortunately
Is 81 and has been unable TO sc with the
company during It's opening week. but his
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Join the company again I'm n week or So.
Besides studying her part and rehearsing
Miss Burton has attended a number OF
social gatherings during the past fort
night, while Miss Barry has also been busy
socially. Miss Eugene Hayden. the new
leading lady, bids fair 20 become as great
n favorite as any of her predecessors and
has attended several teas and dances dur
ing the past week. She IS making her
home at the Narragansett.
Mr.. William Courtleigh, the leading
man, has again leased for the season the
house at 2i Irving venue and will make
his home there during his fan and winter
engagement here. Tho house Is the same
one which he occupied last spring.
Miss Alice Irving. one of the new meni-
bers Of the Imperial Theatre Stock conn
pany. comes a family which for sew
eral generations has been well known on
the stage. Miss Irving herself is an act
ross OF experience and has PLAYED IN
many productions. Her father and mother
were well known throughout tho south
as the heads Of tho Richie Dramatic COM
pany, which has a fine reputation I'm that
part Of the country. n was al Mr.. Court
leiRhs suggestion that she was engaged
70 appear with the local company. For
two seasons he had played I'm the Richie
stock company as leading man. when
Miss Irving was the leading woman. Re
Gently Miss irving had a stock company
OF her own which under her name was
very successful I'm Brooklyn and other
places IN and about New York city.
My Tom Boy Girl" i'm whichMiss Iottie
Williams Is appearing this week at the
Empire Theatre for the first time I'm this
city, has already proved more popular
here than even her former production
only a Shop GIRL In which she was
also seen In her character OF Josie the
street walt Of New York. n character I'm
which she IL almost inimitable. The fact
that the new play takes up the character
or Josie where the old one left off. makes
II apparent hat My Tom Roy Girl" il
n continuation OF the experiences ~ Josie
I'm only n Shop Girl and those who saw
the play I'm which Miss Williams was so
popular AT the mpire. should not miss the
opportunity TO see the new one this week.
Julian Rose.a comedian who seems des-
fined 10 take the place IA a depictOr OF
humble kddish life made vacant 10y the
seen at the Empire In two weeks as key
lkensteiu. the comedy character IN" Early
| Life I'm New York" one OF Theodore
Hremer's latest melOdramas Of life IN the
metropolis. The play is ono of vivid In
! terest. filled with thrills and with comedy
a. we'll.
Here. Rroozer. YOU shouldn't hit a
man when he's down.
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