The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-19

| Board or H0alth, acting for the en-
fOrcement OF this law, will produce
any better results than those which
we have seen. II they cannot DO IT,.
then the law must be amended in the
direction Of drastic restraint
Theodore Roosevelt Jr, OF Harvard
has a double This double so closely
/ resembles him IN gait, speech and
looks that even those who have often
seen the famous young Harvard man
| have confused tfc ,wo No one but
an intimate friend can tell which is
/ which when passing them a bit
! hastily on the street
! Both Of the young men are strenu.
/ Gus, and both are clever athletes.
| Furthermore. both bear names that
( are known the length and breadth OF
this country. But there is one mark
cd difference between them, and IL
has recently led 20 many amusing
cOmplications-th double attends
prize fights in the company OF his
father; Roosevelt. Jr, is not allowed
20 do So
The Presidents son has some Of the
dignity OF the Presidents Office 10
sustain; his double, who is a nephew
OF Thos. w Lawson, the Boston cop
per king, with only the obligations OF
a humble American citizen, can 90
where he chooses.
That the very foundations OF Bos-
h,F
and pressing evil. that Boston matrons
and even budding debutantes are
catching the gambling fever through
bridge whist, and are playing for
large sums. is the statement Of the
Rev. Herbert S. Johnson, pastor OF
the Warren Avenue Baptist church.
Although he likes TO preach and work
among the poorer people of Boston, he
has a home on Commonwealth avenue,
with plenty OF opportunity for seeing
and hearing what transpires in Back
Bay circles.
lie is emphatic that this evil has
placed temptation in the homes Of
people who until now have looked
upon gambling for money as one Of
the things not practised by reputable
people. Whereas a few years ago
this evil was looked at askance by
by our best society. today il is not
only practised, bur has been made so
much Of a custom that courtesy de.
mauds that those shall play who can
in afford IT,
Marie Cahill, star Of Molly Moon.
shine" the Roylc-Hobart-Hei musi- /
cal play. which is seen at the fremont
theatre. Boston, this week, after a ten /
weeks run in New York City, and T.
who has earned the expression, THE |
Quiet Coincidence" was born in /.
Brooklyn. y. Y. Under the manage |
ment Of Daniel V Arthur she made |.
her first appearance as a star in the |
musical comedy. named Nancy !
Brown" and after a long session at |
the Bijou theatre, New York City, she |
spent the following season touring /
the country in the same play. in this !
she made the popular songs, THE /
Congo Love Song" and Navajo" |
Miss Cahill is responsible for the sue
cess of the song, Under the Bamboo .
Tree"
The IIcrbert-McDonough-Mitchell T.
trio, who are responsible for the |
music, book and production Of the .
Majestic Theatre, New York. success .
Wonderland" have succeeded in pre-
senting a very acceptable Offering in
the fantasy The Boston engagement .
ic
at the Majestic theatre, with the
usual Wednesday and Saturday
matinCes.
Hurtg and SCamon have been very
successful Of late, especially in the
direction of musical production; but
they have surpassed themselves with
Rufus Rastus," a real coon show, in
which they are starring Ernest Ho-
gan. who is we'll known To the world
as the mblcached American" The
attraction which is presented TO the
Globe audiences this week differs en-
tircly from the general run Of these
musical plays The usual Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday marinees
will be given.
Even those who think they do not
care for the entertainment and
amusement of animal acts will be
agreeably surprised if they visit
Keith's this week II will be the
debut in Boston OF Professor Her
mauys wonderful troupe Of dogs
and cats. who have been given the
highest praise from critics and the
public generally in the other houses
of the Keith circuit where they have
appeared There will he a big grist
OF mirth provoking material in the
surrounding show, and a new Euro
poan Illusion
Visitors To Boston who desire TO see
the latest achievement in burlesque
luxury have learned now that they
will find IL in the LyCeum theatre. AS
soon oS tho curtain rOps IN i'm this |