The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-04

one OF the youngest and most charming
of stage debutantes. She is scarcely IL.
OF n delightful personality and possesses
a singing voice of rare charm. while her
dancing is graceful I'm the extreme. Miss
Coverdale was formerly member OF Joe
Weber's company. 1.-THE Wizard OF OF
will be seen Jan. 27 at the Empire The
atre
The lovers OF song and dance will have
an opportunity OF being entertained as
we'll as the admirer OF drama when Al w.
Martins biggest and best revival of ''Un-
Gle Toms Cabin" is brought TO the En-
pire Theatre the week OF JAN 90
Appearing in The Bells" "Dr. Jekyli
and Mr.. Hyde" and new play by Eu-
gene Thomas entitled "A Soldier OF the
at the Empire Theatre for week early
in February.
| Charles f. Blaneys production of Lot
tie the Poor Saleslady," which comes to
the Empire Theatre for week beginning
Feb. 3. is said TO be one OF tho most talk
ed OF melodramas OF the year.
o.
The few cities which are 70 enjoy the
| privilege OF seeing Miss Marie Doro. now
| a star under the direction of Mr.. Charles
| Frohman. In the brilliant comedy, 'The
| Morals OF Marcus" have exceptional en-
| tertainment in store. Miss Doro comes
almost direct from the Criterion theatre
New York. where her success was so pro-
nounced as to force Mr.. Frohman to Sc
cure an extension OF time there. There is
| no other actress on the American stage
| TO-DAY who resembles Miss Doro either In
| personality or methods, and II is doubt
| ful II any other actress could bring to
| the role OF "Carlotta,' the Syrian waif
those elfn. childlike qualities. that win
some. fascinating manner which marks
| Miss Doros achievement. Those who ap-
| preciate really brilliant dialogue and ex-
! ceptionally good acting should not miss
seeing Miss Doro in THE Morals of
Marcus" with G.. Aubrey Smith i'm his
original role OF Marcus" as played by
him in London Miss Beatrice Forbes
1 Robertson a niece OF that distinguished
! English actor: Forrest Robinson, who es-
| says the difficult role of 'Hamdi Efren-
d." the Turk who pursues "Carlotta' to
England, and others. Miss Doro will be
! seen at the Opera House the full week
/, of Jan. 13.
TON Jones'" one OF Henry w. Saw
ages new musical productions OF the
season. and a pronounced New York sue
cess, will be at the Providence Opera
| House for three nights and a matinee
beginning Thursday, Jan. %. Theatre pa
which has been one of the features of
the New York theatrical season In its
run at the Astor theatre. Brought from
London by Mr.. Savage. where IL had
made a tremendous hit at the Apollo
theatre, tom Jones" captured the fancy
of New York which hailed IL as a boon
after the musical comedy deluge OF re-
cent years. tom Jones' is genuine comic
opera with all that name implies which
means that 1t is tunefVl In the right way
and comic after the popular and proper
fashion. 1t is founded on Henry Field
ing's novel, "a master piece OF English
fiction and a lasting romance OF the eigh-
teenth century. The music is delightfully."-
characteristic OF the old English school.
Nine. Hermann, the widow OF tho late
Alexander Hermann, is one OF tho COM
ing attractions for Keith's. Nine. Her
mann was formerly the co-worker OF her
his cleverest illusions. including his IA
nous Dream I'm Mid-Air"
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Eva Tanguay, THE Cyclonic Come
denne." who is at Keiths next week.
has been initiated oftener than any other
women before the public. but no one has
ever quite caught her whlrlwind style.
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Clayton White and Marie Stuart. popu-
lar vaudeville favorites are booked for
Keith's the week OF Jan. 10 in their latest
comedy, Cherries" by George v. Ho-
bart, the creator OF "Dinkelspier' and
other humorous characters.
vinle DAILY, the graceful dancing come
dienne. late OF George NJ Cohans
George washington, Jr.' company. Is
| booked for Keith's the week OF Jan. H.
The Basque quartet, one OF the best vo-
val acts I'm vaudeville. are booked for
| Keiths later this month. These artists
\ are all excellent operate vocalists.
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a pretty musical novelty is the Lasky
! quintet. which IL now playing a remark
4 able successful engagement on the Keith