The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-16
KEITH'S THEATRE

The usual number OF big headline fea-
| lures promised patrons of keith's theatre
! the coming week, makes it seem IL
! u were TO be an anniversary week Every
/ one who follows vaudeville affairs viii
readily see that IL is one Of the strongest
bills OF the year and the business Is sure
10 be correspondingly big
Heading the list OF attractions Will be
one OF the seasons most pronounced hits.
namely the Six English Rockers. headed
! by Nellie Florcde the popular English
musical comedy favorite These sprlght-
ly damsels, Who captured all New York
with their unique and exceedingly pretty
novelty, give "A number OF tuneful melo-
dies that are staged and costumcd In
particularly elaborate and beautiful man
ner. The act rs divided into four musical
chapters" each chapter having its own
scenery, electrical effects, costumes and
music, Including: "'rhe Garden Wall"
with Miss Florede and the Rockers" as
Fluffy Ruffles OF Olden Times" the
College Campus" with Miss F'lorede
, singing "A Regular College Chap Am T."
the Partisan Modiste's Emporium, with
the Rockers and Miss Florede in stylish
gowns; and the "Orchard and the Garden"
with the seven girls i'm the real novelty of
the act, The ROcklng-Chair Girls" The
act is decidedly different from anything
else that vaudeville has ever had and is
sure TO make big hit
LAMBERT. the famous European mus-
clans, VIII doubtcdlcss bcIa big treat for
music lovers. LAMBERT is not only "A musi-
clan of exceptional skill, but he has
fashioned an act OF great interest In which
he Will impersonate such musical celebri-
ties as Plancon. Lizst. Sarasatc. Gounod,
Padcrewiski and others playing the mas
terpieces OF each during these impersona-
tons. There Will be an abundance OF
comedy in the bill. much Of which will be
furnished, 40 doubt, by Frank Byron and
ity, The Dude Detective" Mr. Byron's
delineation OF the effeminate sleuth Is up-
rOarously funny and he will this season
have several new verses for his comical
song, II Lost Another Chance TO BE
Hero"
The Wotpert Trio, whose engagement
was postponed from this week In order To
let them remain a second week at another
Keith theatre because OF the big hit they
made. Will appear I'm their stirring aero
batic act, which includes many novel
feats done by means OF spring
board. The Swor Brothers, two of the
very best impersonators OF the Southern
negro of the stage. will offer laugh pro-
Noking darkyisms, and Bobby North, for
merly Of The Girl From Kay's," will ap-
pear I'm a Hebrew comedy monologue,
which includes no parodies but instead
an original song. Under the Matzos Tree"
and medley In which bits from twenty
two different grand operas are introduced,
In addition to several funny stories.
An interesting and entertaining act es-
pecially TO the children, Will be IIolden's
Manikins, little wooden figures SO marvel !
ously constructed and manipulated as TO |
give complete vaudeville entertainment, /
dancing, acrobatics, jugglery, /
horsemanshp, electra, even the orchestra !,
and audience being little marionettes The |
act Is really wonderfully clever feature, |
and. but for their size. the marionettes |
seem almost human. Others on the bill I
will be Fentelle & Carr, in a comedy skit. /
out Loud Junction. the Mech Interna- /
uonal Trio, gymnasts Of extraordinary |
Jeanette * Brooks. I'm a comedy |
singing and talking act; Marie Laurens
vocalist and mimic; Ellen Richards.
wireist; the McCarvcrs, colored comedians
and dancers; and the Keith Motion
Pictures