The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-11
KEITH'S THEATRE.

heith's theatre offers tho coming week
a very attractive program. notable for
the many new features, as well as for
It's diversity. Heading the bill will be
J. *. Murray and Clara Lane. who have
a large following among the playgoers OF
| Providence, being remembered for their
! connection with one OF the Providence
] summer opera companies "A few years ago.
! These well-known operate stars were. for
/ several seasons, prominent In the Castle
| Square Opera company Of Boston. and a
/ few years ago they starred successfully
! In a musical version OF Bouclcault's Irish
| drama, "Arrah Ma Pogue." Both Mr.
/ Murray and Miss Lane have excellent
/ voices. which will show 10 advantage in
a high-class vocal comedy sketch called.
! An Evening at Home" and Il ia eX-
| pccted that they vii! find hearty favor
/ with Providence playgoers who never let
| good music go unappreciated.
, The Eight Allisons, European acrobats.
are expected 10 create "A stir by their
! tumbling, balancing and acrobatlc stunts.
and May Belfert a celebrated English
singing coincidence. will make her first
| Providence appearance IN a novel act IN
which she recites songs TO music.
Cabarets Dog Wonders are another
foreign offering that comes highly recon-
mended and which is said 70 be distinctly
novel
MIR. and Mrs Howard Truesdel. who
were formerly Identified with prominent
legitimate companies, will appear I'm a
breezy comedy sketch called Aunt
Louisa's Advice" The theme Is inter-
esung and handled In a clever manner
with novel and laughable situations and
bright dialogue IL tells OF a wife who
is Jealous OF her husbands 5 chum and.
In order 20 cut short the chum's visit,
she tries the ruse OF telling her husband
the chum has made love 10 her The
chum suEpecting the ruse, actually tries
TO make love 10 the wife. and. In turn.
the tables are turned on him. by the hus-
bands becoming very jealous. For a
while things are at skies and sevens. and
the laugh-provoking situations end only
when The curtain falls.
Bert Fitzgibbon, the funny little come
dian, formerly OF the Ftzgibbon. Mccoy
Trio. and Theodore Morse and Jack Dris-
lane, the well-known composers OF Blue
Bell" Keep Little Cozy Corner" THE
Wise Old OWL and other big song hits
will make their first joint appearance In
a comedy singing and dancing act with
some OF their latest songs and some anus
ing parodies on them. Harper, Desmond
and Bailey, one of the very best teams
OF colored comedians and dancers, will
appear in a lively act and Le Page, the
act.
All Grant assisted by Ethel Hoag, will
give a medley OF talking and singing
which they term "A Little OF Every
thing" and the Durbyelle sisters will
entertain with shadgraphy. A feature OF
the bill will be the Albee Stock company
rehearsing Zaza. shown in the Keith
moving pictures and reproduced slmulta-
neously with an explanation on the
Twentieth Century graphaphone by
the Columbia Phonograph company
Although this is claimed to be
the loudest talking machine I'm ex-
lstance and can clearly be heard In
every part Of the theatre. the manage
ment requests patrons during the week TO
wait until the picture is finished before
leaving the theatre in order that those
who care 70 listen 10 the record may do
so undisturbed. Others on the bill will
be Leila Taylor. singing comedienne; the
Maginleys, aerial gymnasts; Dudley and
Cheslyn, singers and dancers. and Shep-
hard and Ward, in a German comedy
sketch