The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-31
AT THE THEATRES

but there is plenty OF fun. music. variety
and quaintness so that one can enjoy the
performance heartily from one end TO the
other one of the more important acts
Is under the supervision of Alec Hurley.
IL is indeed unique and taken for all IN
all goes farther and has more OF the pic
turesquc than most vaudeville comedies
or playlets. Mr. Hurley entities his piece
"A Coster Concert at an East End Inn"
There are gathered yocalists. dancers and
general funmakers at the inn. who are
supposed To do their work for tho benefit
OF needy coster The whole affair is
entertaining and is OF the rough and
ready order Mr.. Hurley is himself heard
To great advantage In some coster songs
and he has some special numbers with
choruscs that are full OF go and fun
Flo Irwin and her company. comprising
Roland Carter John Maurice Sullivan,
Mary X. Taylor and Ben Roth, present In
"a very charming way George AIDES ex-
cruciatingly funny farce. Mrs. PECK
hams Carouse' The way the little
farce works upon the audiences as pre-
sented by Miss Irwin is indeed proof that
II s well worth while. This farce deals
with some things that others than Ade
have found TO prove popular but AIDES
ability is shown In presenting them i'm
so novel way as to make new and in
teresting.
Flo Irwin takes the part Of n temper
anco reformer and her fun making was,
as IL always Is, OF the most interesting or
der She is worth seeing in this short
farce and the number is. because not only
/ OF Mr. AIDES cleverness but OF the ability
of Miss Irwin and her associates. alone
worth a visit To the theatre the
present week. ANY one that is at all in
terested In animals will find plenty on
the program To interest them. The skill
shown by animal trainers OF late years
tt,fa
manoeuvres of horses. dogs and others
of the brute creation Max York and his
fox terriers should bc seen by all lovers
Of dogs They are about as well trained
and as intelligent as any animals ever
seen on the stage I'm this city No doubt
many will at once vote them the clever
est dogs ever seen anywhere and IL is
Indeed hard TO watch them go through
their interesting performance and imag-
Inc anything better. Lima Marrder. as
THE Golden Amazon" does SOME clever
stunts with her handsome horse. The
animal is highly trained and the horse
woman Is fearless. There is n most beau
tifu finale 10 this act in which draperies
and colored electric lights figure In n
most hewildering' way. Last evening "fhe
Five Majors described on the program
as musical Tommy Atknsos. won warm
reception. They are something new here,
but II did not take long for the audience
the applause bestowed was most gcner-
Gus. They have quito variety OF songs
and some NJ them arc remarkably good
at limitations.
stuart Barnes. the Beau Brummel Of
vaudeville. is again heard In his delight
ful and finished stories. Wilbur Hill and
Willette Whitaker are among the best
received of the many entertainers Miss
Whi,akers singing and harp playing con-
tinue 10 be OF the delightlng order
The Meredith sisters have somC very
attractive songs and they arc sung
amidst the most gorgeous stage settings
Nerv mystifyine Is the work of the Jup!- |
to~ r~~thcre - thoir 0aNfvet s~teie -rh ~n
tricks are certainly as interesting as any
OF like nature seen upon the stage I'm |
some time. other interesting features of |
the program are the Clarence sisters. |
otherwise The Australian Nuggets" |
Manikin actors I'm a comedy ma |
rionette act Lambert and Williams. In |
n singing. dancing and talking fun.mak !
Ing fest. and Ada Corbett character |
change artist. one OF the most interest /
Ing motion pictures ever presented az this /
theatre NAV bc seen the present week. 1
The Midnight Ride OF Paul RE- 1
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