The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-24
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The Girl and the Moon" Elmer r.
into three acts and four scenes, and the
production is one OF the most complete
to be sent on tour next season. The ac-
tion takes place in France at the pres
ent day, the little village OF Marlotte near
the forest or Fontsinbleu that spot be-
loved by painters. being the scene Of the
first act The Black Hat" Inn is on
the right and at the back "Barbeyra's
Imperial Circus has pitched it's tent All
the we'll known fea lures of a small cir
Gus are shown, including the riding act Of
Mile La Croisssut. The second act
shows the drawing room Of a stately
chateau. the homo OF Baroness de Rem
VILE. This is very artistic scene over
looking the moonlit Seine. The last act
is i'm two scenes The first is the green
room OF the Opera Comidue during the
opening night of a new production, which
change 10 the stage Of the Opera Comidue
while the performance Is going on. Tho
exterior of a bull ring in Spain forms
the subject and like the scenery used in
the preceding acts is a striking example
OF the scene painters art. The Girl and
the Moon" will be the attrac ction at the
Providence Opera House for three nights
starting next Monday. with a bargain
matinee Wednesday
Miss Eleanor Robson. who is to present
Merely Mary Ann" AT tho Providence
orera House the last three nights OF next
week. saws that it is a mistake 10 regard
IN IT. N
world The palm really belongs to the
English" II" SAYS the actress and she bases
her opinion upon her recent experience In
London. "Tf YOU ask an Englishman TO do
anything for you. no matter what, he al
wnys says. thank you I have gone into
\ shop I'm London TO purchase some arti-
cls and as soon a. asked the salesman
for what wanted. he always said. thank
Won Arst and then told me whether he
had IL or not IL he didn't have just what
| wanted and suggested substitute
wl,ich refused he thanked me again.
Wher he took my money he thanked me,
when 'he gave mo my change he thanked
ME. and when he opened the door for me
TO 60 out he thanked mo again. A friend
OF rins usel 20 say she didn't think she
Rad been properly received I'm n London
shor ~ she was not thanked a. least FIVE
tines while she was there. Now II that
doesn't beat any other nation for polite
ress. / don't know anything about g."
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The bill at Keths next week will be an
especially attractive one. and those who
wish to see all the good features will
have 20 60 early and stay throughout the
entire performance Heading the bill
will be tho Six Musical Cuttys and a spc-
cial feature Will be the Mysterious
Zancigs. who have been creating such
sensation everywhere they have appeared.
Others on tho bill will he Charles Brad
shaw and company. William VI Window.
Lewis McCord and company. Lucy
Clarke. Mile. Amoros. Tony Wilson and
Estelle Wordette and company and others
a feature of tho biogrsph will he = series
OF very laughable pictures called Tom.
Tom. The Plpers Son" which will be
especially enjoyable 10 the children.
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Charles Pradshav tho clever legitimate
comedian. who viii appear ~ Keith's
next week. Will be remembered bv local
plsygoers for the biz hit he achieved In