The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-06-07


spection. People in hospitals have too
much time in which to think of them
selves, their pains, how much worse
these pains may become, what terrible
things may happen, and how long 1t
will take them to get well. If their
minds can be turned aside from this
dismal trend OF thought, they are in
much better condition for recovery.
And this is what makes music such
valuable factor i'm hospitals"
Richard Carrie, one Of the conspicu-
GUS figures in the musical comedy field,
will present "A new play at the fremont
Theatre, Boston Monday night, June
g. It's title is The Hurdy Gurdy
Girl" II. l.. IIeartz who collaborated
with Mr. earle i'm The Tenderfoot" has
written the music The story has dis
tinctly serious turn and while there is
promised an abundant element of com
cdy the climaXes will be those of the
drama The chorus of The Spring
Chicken" an amirably trained organ
iZation, will be transferred to the new
show. This is Mr. Carries first import
ant venture in which he has written no
part for himself Instead he has tried
to divide the honors evenly and has SO
constructed his play that everybody
will have chance to make good.
Arrangements have just been COM
pleted by which it will not be necessary
for THE Time, The Place and The
Girl to leave Boston upon the con
clusion of the original limit of the en-
gagement as booked at the fremont
Theatre Saturday night, June |. There
were other attractions booked TO fol-
low upon the stage of the fremont
Theatre, and no change of bookings
could be effected. However, there was
possibility for The Time, The Place
and The Girl TO move to another thea
tre, and that was what was decided to
do. No better spot could be chosen
than the Colonial Theatre, which is so
near to the present location of the
comedy and which has already proved
its eminent suitability for the home of
summer productions OF musical com
edy or comic opera Remember that
the time will be any evening after Mon
day, June 3, the place-the Colonial
Theatre, and the girl-any one of the
charming creatures who have proved
the delight of Boston for the past four
weeks and who should now stay on
for the whole summer
Another seasonable bill, full of
bright, lively features, will be in evil
dence, at Keith's week of June 3. The
most important event will be the fare
well TO the Boston vaudeville stage of
those sterling entertainers, VIII NJ.
| Cressy and Blanche Dayne. For their
final appearances in the house where
they have won SO many triumphs The
New Depot" possibly the best and
! most characteristic of all Mr.. Cressy's
sketches, has been selected. The orig
| inal Pony Ballet whose capital dane
| ing act has been the CHIEF feature of
| several musical comedies since they
| first came to this country will surely
! prove a most attractive feature. Ii will
be pleasure for the Keithites TO well
| come Howard and North, for their con.
! VerSational skit, Those Were Happy
Days" is easily the best thing in its
line. Zeno, Jordan and Zeno have a
very novel aerial act with a comedy
element that is furnished by a female
acrobat.
Wonderland, at Revere Beach. has
been we'll named Ii is indeed a fairy
land. a mystic realm of wonders where
one may pass several days and scarcely
begin to exhaust its many mysterious
Gus. curious, novel, instructive and
deeply interesting things and sights
and sounds. Wonderland opened its
gates on Memorial day. Thursday, May
80. az 10 o'clock, instead of at noon.
as was the case last season, and there.
after from noon until IL o'clock at
night Wonderland will be open TO lis
thousands OF friends, every day, Sun.
days included, until the 10Th Of Sep.
tember