The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-02-09

In addition 10 being the first mer-
chant ship dOcked In the new basin at
the yard. the ROmanic is the longest
ship which has been in il, being 565
fcct long. She Is, however, by no
means the heaviest chip accommodated
in the structure for her ! 900 tons is
small compared with the tremendous
weight OF the armorcd cruiser MARY
land ana that OF the new batticship
Rhode Island, which have been in the
dock.
Beginning Monday matinee. Feb. 3.
the Globe will offer for one week only
an attraction that will be a most well
come one 20 Boston. Mr., George Fishe
O'Uara in his new Irish play, Mt
B,arucy from Ireland" The popular
young star is well known TO Boston
rlcatro-Eocrs, having played here many
tines with the BOstOnians Of which
organization ne was the principal ton
or. IN the new play Charles r. Blan-
ey, under whose management the
young star will appear for the next
five wears. has provided an excellent
vehicle for showing the talents OF the
star.
William T. Grays beautiful New
England drama THE Volunteer Or
ganist" is the attraction at the Grand
Opera House this week. The scenes
Of the play are laid in a small village
in the northern part Of Vermont. and
the story is cnlivencd by several thrill
ling and pathetic scenes. Among the
special features are the singing OF
popular favOriteS like THE Holy city
William Nelson. n boy soprano. Mat
inees will be given rs usual on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
The artistic feature of Kcith's vaudo-
vile show for the week Of Feb. r. will
be Jean Marcels has reliefs, n form
of living pictures seen at this popular
play house a little over a year ago.
The surrounding show contains what
has become to be tho usual enough
European attraction end an unusual
number OF faces new to thcatregoers
hcrcabouts. Prominent on the list will
be fouad s. Miller Kent. n popular
Legitimate" actor, in pleasing little
comedy sketch, entitled Just Doro-
thy; Smith and Campbell, two or the
most amusing of conversational come
dians and Waterbury Brothers and
Tenuy. in musical comedy entitled
Harmony Island"
II the demand for space at the Bos-
ton Automobile and Power Boat show
10 he held March 10th to the 18th. con
tinues. the show committee of the
Dealers association and Manager
Chester l. Campbell will have Ia lease
all the large halls in the Back Bay
district to accommodate the exhibitors
Only Il week ago Manager Campbell
in order to accommodate the New York
exhibitors who had not previously
taken space In Boston. decided To use
Symphony hall. rs well as Mechanics
Building. Symphony hall will not he
used by any particular class OF vchi-
cles. but there will be an unusually
large number of foreign cars ON view
there. Many Of the New York impor-
terS OF famous foreign machines were
late i'm taking Boston space. but they
will he represented in symphony hail.
One ticket will admit 10 both halls,
so that New England automobilists
will nor suffer the difficulty incurred
in New York OF being Obliged to pay
two admission fees in order 10 see
all the 1906 automobile products. Spe
Cial arrangements have been made
with the railroads OF New England 10y
which excursion rates will be offered
visitors To the Boston show. Develop
ments in the sundries lines are az al
most as much interest To the car own
or as the tendencies in automobile
construction. so that IL will be no wise
surprising that the Accessory Depart
mout will be well filled each day and
night OF the show by visitors. who look
eagerly for novelties They will not
be- disappointed in the quest. for the
shows Cf 1906 ere prolific in new
things and mark interesting departures
from the drift revealed at previous
shows.
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