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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05
SCENIC TEMPLE

At the now Scenic Temple during the
coming week another varied program will
he presented. which it il promised will he
fully up TO the high standard established
at the opening OF this popular new an1pse-
ment resort on Mathewson street Among
the new moving pictures are Merry
Frolics og Satan" Tho Harvard Cam
bridge Boat Race. The Artists Dream"
THE Childs Revenge" The Pastry
Cooks Practical Joke" "'rhe Magic
Roses" and THE Great Steeplechasa
Race" which include comedy and other
elements calculated TO appeal to almost
every taste. Joe Sindc and Grace Bel
mont will he heard with tho latest song
hits with pleasing Illustrations: and the
specially portion OF tho long bill will In
troduce four new acts, appealing both to
the children and those of Older growth
and including several novel features The
performance IL continuous from noon un-
til 1890. and an entire change OF program
will be presented on Thursday for the last
half OF the week. The single price covers
everything. all seats being free and there
being no extra charge Of any kind and
the patronage extended during the past
week and the generous applause that
greeted the varied program ls said by the
management 10 surpass all expectations.
making the new venture a pronounced
success from the start
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05

Clara Palmer, who comes TO the Provi-
dence opera house as the principal come
dienne I'm support Of James T. Powers in
sfhe Blue Moon" received wonderful no
tees for her work in Chicago, where ono
paper styled her the human hurricane -
Such a peculiar title is ineXplainabe UNI
less 1t he that the same paper said that
I'm her performance by ability alone she
swept everything before her.
Mary Mannering. whose gifts, both ar
tistic and natural. have won for her
a place high on the American stage. viii
be seen at the Providence opera house
soon I'm her new play, Glorious Betsy
written for her by Rida johnson Young,
and under the direction OF Sam S. and Lee
Shubert. The supporting company in
cludes Adora Andrews. Maud Hosford,
Gertrude Clemens and Alice Butler.
Henrietta Crosman's biggest effort
will be made next year, when she
will appear as Christian in a dramatiZa-
tion of Pilgrims Progress. This pro-
duction will be one Of the biggest ever
put on a stage. The dramatiEation
is by James Macarthur of Harpers and
the music bY william Furst. For al
most a year scenic artists and cos
tuners have been working on the pro-
duction.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05

~ boarding school which includes in It's
course OF study the terpsichorcan art
0r. Burke plays the professor. and he
hinnself will be an important igure. for he
- considered one OF the most graceful
Qancers OF the American stage. The Bel
Yong brothers rank among the seasons
senss tions. These men arc positiv mar
wells In the equllibristic line. Most of tn dr
work, of a very hazardous nature. s
done while poised upon cycles.
Our Hebrew Friend" Julian Rose.
will make his rc-appearance. fresh from
hls starring successes. Rose Il the fun
niest comedian IN tho Hebrew line In
vaudeville and Is always TO be counted
upon TO have panty OF new material. lie
Will oner the newest version OF his droll
monoiogue, 'Levinsky at the Wedding"
In which nc will Introduce new stories
and parodles. Polk. Collins A Carmen
sisters, known a. the artists who make
the banjo talk. will appear In a program
of classical and semi-ciassicai music. and
are likely 10 prove q feature of especisl
Interest 10 music lovers
Alice Davenport remarkably clever
dramatic actress ~ the Frohman forces
viii sppear IN an intense one-sct plsv
Nov, woven around an actress who has
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05
BIC ICE co. DEAL
EXPLAINED To
STOCKHOLDERS

New York. Jan. 5--The stockholders
committee in the knickerbocker Ice COM
pany sent out 10 stockholders yesterday
copies of the agreement between the
Western Ice company and Thomas. Mac
lay g. Co. whereby the Thomas broker
in securities In excess OF the amount Of
fered other stockholders OF Knicker~
booker Ice for the same amount OF hold
ings.
The agreement is dated Nov. 81. at
which time. according to It's terms. the
authorized stock issue OF the Western
Ice company was s5,Gooo0. and the au-
thorized bond issue sl2.5oo0oo.
IT was conterded by the protective com
mittee last week that the only known
property OF the Western Ice company was
a New Jersey charter. The Western Ice
company. as Is well known. was organ
ized by q. r. and f. II. Thomas who are
the men behind the whole transaction
In its other clauses the agreemen, sub
stantiates the allegations previously made
by the protective committee regarding
tho benefit to accrue 10 the Messis
Thomas I'm the event that their plan goes
through
The stockholders committee sent out
with the agreement a blank proxy for
the annual meeting and a short supple
mental circular In this IL was stated that
the committee is eratified az the re-
sponses 10 its previous circular and that
James Parish Lee OF tho law firm Of An
derson. Pendleton q Anderson has been
selected as an additional member Of the
committee.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05

s. Graham, the musical bell boy and the
military maid playing a variety of diff
cult musical instruments. finishing with
an original Scotch bag-pipe selection. Al
Deonzo and Ed. Mcdonald singing come
dians, Murphy a Magee, characters IN
SONG and monologue, thinner the comedy
Juggler, whose act is a CONTINUED laugh
throughout and the Impsrialscope with a
bi-wcekly c.ange OF the very latest NOV
Ing pictures, completes &c olo.
The closing comedy is entitled "On 20
the Front" and deals with the FUN the
regular troops have with ono Peter Cane
field raw recruit, until In battle ha
proves himself "A hero, when he succeeds
IN winning the heart OF the captains
daughter
Through the two comedies tunefu1 songs
are sung by the principals and lively
chorus. Of which the following are a few:
The Convivial Girl" when tho Gentle
B-cszcs Blow" Lima" The Show Girls. "
a Partisan Filtration" Dear Old Dad. +"
Tine Captain OF tho Guard" Cavalry
Life, and The Blue and the Grey
United
on Thursday in connection with the
show viii he given the usual amateur
night
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05
EMPIRE THEATRE

Managers Spite 4 Nathanson will offer
al the Empire next week Al. w. Martins
newest revival OF Uncle Toms Cabin"
Some who have witnessed minor produc-
tions OF the play. and have been buneoed
by transforming aggregations may he a
trife tmid; but there will he no reason foi
It the the Empire
Uncle Toms Cabin has been done in
museums at the rate OF ten times day.
and on one night stands In an hour and a
half by FIVE or six people. Being public
property. any one who thought he could
make a few dollars out OF n has pro
duced" the play; and this city as we'll as
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05

married her manager TO advance her pro-
fessional interests. but later learns 10
love him and narrowly averts an es-
trangement Ray Cox. "The Girl from
Dixie" will appear in songs and sayings
OF the southern dialect character. and
Ziska and King. tho originators OF bur-
lesque magic. are expected TO be one OF
the laughing hits of the bill.
Others on the bill will be the Alpha
Trio, comedy hoop roolers; the La Belle
Trio. I'm a burlesque minstrel first part,
introducing their original creation, The
Singaphone, Brazil and Brazil, The Ec-
centric Kids" HALEY and Meehan. soft
shoe dancers and comedians: the Holds
worths. singers. dancers and banjoists:
and the Keith motion pictures in new
films.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05

the country at large has suffered from the
infictiou
On the other hand IL has been brought
10 scale of magnihcence by AL. w. Mar
tim that has caused loud praise. Taking
tho piece as il was originally. MIR. Martin
gives II dressing of realistic scenery
puts the principal roles i'm the hands of
competent white actors engages a strong
chorus TO nipersonate the negroes OF the
south, and sing and dance in the evee
scenes The company is said TO number
50 white people.
Rloodhounds are essential in am Uncle
Toms Cabin production, perhaps as
much as Lawyer Marks. In Martins re-
vival arc used six dangerous bloodhounds.
and the scenic and electrical display is
said to be notable
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05

one OF the coming entertainers at Keith's.
Rose was here last as a star
Following the Imperial Comedy Co"
at the Imperial theatre for the week OF
Jan. "a will be seen Miners Americans.
The exact date OF Houdinis engagement
at Keith's theatre is announced by the
Keith management TO be positively Jan.
2s
Sothern and Marlowe's Boston engage
ment has proved triumph. The business
at the big Boston theatre is a record
breaker.
Maurice Campbell Will bring Hen
rietta Crosmsn into New York in her
play, "All-of-a Sudden Peggy" begin
ming Feb. II.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05

Miss Tina Glennon. who leads the
coral ballet in "Neptune's Daughter
at the New York IIippodrome, probably
received the most unique Christmas
present on record Each one OF the 260
chorus girls presented Miss Glennon
with ten-cent package OF hair pins.
She had II pounds OF hair pins, and IL
is predicted that she will never have
TO borrow a hair pin during the rest
OF her natural life.
Dan Burke and his school girls in their
Barefoot Dance" are coming TO Keith's
next week A newspaper recently said
that this novel terpsichorean specially
was taken from Anna Helds Partisan
Model" but tho fact that The Partisan
Model hss been IN existence only few
weeks and Mr. Burko's act has been be
fore the public surely a year, makes II
look as N the musical comedy had appro-
prlated Mr. Burkes clever idea
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05
GOSSIP OF THOSE WHO
ENTERTAIN THE PUBLIC

Virginia Harmed Is appearing In "Th.
Love Letter under shubert management.
Brown OF Harvard Is drawing crowd
ed houses TO the Majestic theatre. New
York.
"on Parole" under Henry Miller's man
agement, Is enjoying most prosperous
season.
Paula Edwsrdes In The Princess Beg
gar makes her re-entrv on Broadway
next MONDAY
Julian Rose, our Hebrew Friend" -
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05

There Is a sprghtly chorus and a host of
fun makers, headed by Eddie Foy.
Every child who owns a Teddy bear
and most OF them these days do--will
want 10 hear the new Teddy Bear song
that Bessie Wynn. the dainty musical
comedy star formerly OF The Wizard
Of oz, but now in vaudeville is singing
The Teddy Bear i'm Polly Pickles Pets
in Petland" at Keith's next week is like
ly 10 come In for considerable attention.
Winsor Mackay. the celebrated cartoon
list and caricaturist. has gone into vaude-
Vile and seems 10 be as big a drawing
card as his Little Memo In Slumber-
land" Sammy Sneeze." THE Dream OF
Welsh Rarebit Fiend and other
for the children, for whom he has always
especially drawn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05
Alarm for Chimney Fire

About o'clock last evening Daniel H.
Salisbury % IS Irving avenue. East Prov
idence. discovered the chimney ot his
house on Are. Patrolmsn Arthur y. Rich
so1nded ar alarm from box p and the
Wstchsmokets extinsuished the flames
with chemicals. The damage was slight
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05
Not for Rogue's Gallery

The state board Of health yesterday
completed the examination of II appli-
cants for physicians certificates. Each
applicant was required 20 file photo
graph with the board for future refer
ence in accordance with ANEW rule adopt
ed by the board recently
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

Next week a. the Westminster theatre
the Golden Crook Extravaganza company
will he seen The show is said 10 bris,le
with new and exclusive features. inolud-
Ing the -Four Seasons" spectacular
dance In the olio aare Ed Morton. tho
Three Musketeers, the Kane Sisters Ed
Kelly, stewart and Desmond and others
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-05
Metal Fittings Stolen

Thomas Bushee. teamster was ar
rested by Detectives Mcguire and Haran
Yesterday afternoon on a charge of lar
ceny of metal fittings from the Allen
Fire Department supply company.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Gpdl mod redlt,eitia 2nntc.

GIepelon0, D., 1. Npril. Sic
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moro @eiB uno War Worris BON
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melde CT ellorml piel @elo peroienel1
fonne. Murfs bate bereits etnen
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nit ibnen nadl HelusOorf obreiien
oils CT I'M lebten Woment 8erboht
idopfte, sic EoliSei informirte un,0
bic Snbllitrieritter perboftcn lieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
gltlantic Gitn Spccinl.

Gic Bennlpluanio giienbabn-Gon l-
pag1ie miro Den Ntlantic Gitp Spc.
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april nadl Dem ilblid)en @odeltaes-
Sabrplan. slbiabrt Dol, sltlaltic Gitp
2.15 NaGm., Infunit in Baltimore
$50 Ibcnos. (92)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Stein Nprilidlers.

Die geIteru BON Der nllniteo Nail.
lpoDo" pe~ralSgo6tett transfers
iuurclt bon ser Bona Sioc.S ortc,
mo StroBcn6obn Nnliollcr per.
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men, oo NIT groBen &ettern oarollf
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bon Gclttcr1, ipelde ben N|ftieninbu=
bern Der vllnite0 MuiliuaDS ans
electric Company" lire 0ioioen0en
ntdt 90nntcn, nliBbrmldt iullroen.
IS mltr0cn ben GonOufteltren iuGb=
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ipGbreno lpcld)cn sic Se,ttc feline Belt
botten, bic @iQcte gc1oll 81 priifcn,
moll6unol 3ettcldcu uufqebGn9t,
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morcl1 bctr00tlid.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
G6ilaoelp6ia's uemc StaStrcsicrnng.

&6ilooeIpbio, /. 9(pril.
Der nellcrp1blte Mopor Sobn e.
&epbllrn, ipcl6er beilte i~nitollirt mltrs
0e, fat folgenoe G%rnennln9en fiir lcin
o&obinet" befonnt geoeben: Director
oeS observation-disclosures Scnrp Sian,
sur Belt Select Councilman Der Is.
@orb; 9ireftor ser Gfientlid)en Sau-
ten g. 9. SteornS; 9ireftor fin 60
nit1t untO Milotb1ti0feits ~9(hltoltcn
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Soi. Slemmer, friiberer Seltomelts-
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Ausnobnle bon Steorrls, bobel pielc
Sabre lang cine lebbofte Sb0tigfeit
ols republifoniiGc Folitifcr cut
midelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
@un eee nno Snfcn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Sunucnamf- uuO lTntrraung.
Sas Mcttcr.

Ser 2(pril ideint EN- unortiger Mo-
not 5t iein. W}it sis un0 Shnce fam
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BON Cumberland. iicl 0citcrn W}orAcll
cin Boil S6nre. Die nieorigitc Gent
perotltr mar bier 81 @ro0 Inn 8 llbr
WoroenS uno Die bodlitc II @ro0 Inn
3 llbr Nohmitto03.
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flares WCttcr on, m0rgen obcr crit
iou e mic0cr mGrmcr lucr0cl1; Ger
@ino miro luic0er pom g&cItcn ne
fen, nbcr uidt 10 itort luic Acitcrn.
Plus Den un0crcn Nul0C3sgScttcrs
neutrality-suspicious. OcS Son0c9
lpilrocn Qcitcrn Die i%olGcnOcn %uicOriG-
item TCnlpcrntltrcn gcncl0Ct: GuTts
port %, Yortloto 80, Bolton -, Nl-
bonU 80, NQu }ort 80, EbiIONeIp6to
30, Ntlontic.Gitp -, gNuihiugton 81,
Aorfolf IS, Charlotte 36, @ottcroS
II, @ilnlinQton 81, GbnrIciton ~,
Sooonuo6 10, &ocfionpiQc AZ, &cus
@clt &C, lltIonto 36, montgomery
~, Rep.O Orleans IS, YolcItinC Al,
Wolpciton So, Corpus Gbrtlti 81,
MempbiS 36, Cincinnati rs, GittS-
burg %, SamcAo u, Buffalo 20,
G(euclono -, GCtroit 20, 9llptnu f.,
Wtorquette 10, Green Nop is, Chi
cogo %, 9ltIrtb rs. Ct. Saul 26, ct.
9oitis 30, &onioSsGitp 36, Sn1obu
36, Sitron 36. NiSmorf 3G, @illiiton
Sc, SABRE "a, @clcno Is, SoIt Snfc
50, 9cnpcr II, 9tortb Elott, 81,
9oogc SO, Nmoriao b mo Cos Nn'
geleS 56 8ro0.
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ipoblbctomtc HeltalirotCllr @err Slll.
@egncr cr0ffnctc geitcrn icin ncllcS
ge0iegen uno elegant cingcridtctcS
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manzS troBe, nit einenl 10 ~gI0r6cl-
ben Grfolge, luelher ooa Bette tilr Die
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@egner SIT ieinem nellelr l%llltcrneb-
men 8liid 81 miinidcnL uno olf leln
@obl nit i6Gumenoen Bier Deer per.
Ienben Hbeinpein 81 trtnfen. Der
Griolg oes eriten Cages bciltet oor-
orf BIN, ooB oieieS ein5ig III leiner
9frt o~olte6enbe Geltauront gum Gam.
mclpuntt ser @el6ditSlelttc unO bes
Gelltidt6ums lucroen miro. 9ie Gage
beS Heitouronts I'M Scr5en oeS 8e-
id"ditspicrtels lit Die Ocnfbor GIN
Itiglte, mo fil6rt SEER 8egner oll-
beroem MIR sic bciten @etrdlfc mo
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Yiliener, ionic SroQllois-9 Bier un0
bunfles aloiterbrGlt Der nS~ton0oro-
9raierct," importirte 8cinc aus
ser Soifellerei oeS aonigS bon 9op-
crn j. Muidcl in 8ilr3blrg uto
pom Soilieicronten OeS oeutId)en
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f%eitItcn Wbi6fcD bis sum Giant
pogncr. Sic aiid)e lit edit bclttidl.
u1lo Iino Itefs iGmmtlihe 1clifntclieu
Der Soiipn III por8iiglid)er 3uberci-
tung 81 boben. 81 bieicl por5ii8Iiden
Stoffen poBt Der Hobmcn hes @e'
bGlbcs ouSgc5cihnct. Serr &cgner
bat bei Dem 40 bel 60 Sltb 0robcL
5lueiltodigen 9ou feline Soften &C.
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crbolltc @eb0uoc Elm lpoGres SdnulG.
fGitden gUuorocn. Cos Sdontjinl-
nlcr u1o Der 9onfettiool linb in bcl-
len 6arben gcmolt, bic @O%l5or6eitc1
iino 0unfleS Gidenbol5 uno bri1gen
Srinfipriide, iorpic Gedqn. unO
@an0molereien BON Dem b%efonnten
Wnler Ibrens einen por5iiglihe1
Girorlld berpor. lie Seniter iinb
aus iur6i9em gen1altem @loS bon
Senrp Seiln & @cttbiie, mGbrenb Die
SuBbo0cn nit SuBbooenfnheln aus
Sollanb belegt Iino. Sic ollf 0os mo-
bernite cingeridtete Slide bcfinoet
tidy I'M 5neiten Stod.