The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-11
AMUsEMENTs THIS WEEK.
\ brilliant Array Of Entertainments.

\ Brilliant Array Of Entertainments.
The Academy Of Music will have the
amusement patronage pretty much TO H.
self this week, as both the Theatre and
the Opera House will b. closed A series
OF performances sufficiently attractive 10
please the most critical will be given,
however, and so our lovers Of the drama
viii have no cause OF complaint.
THE IRWIN BROTHERS.
The week will be inaugurated by the
Irwin Bfoihers big specially company,
which. beginning Monday, will remain
three nights. Their programme en-
braces the ,rapoze act Of Mr.
James Irwin; the cOrnet playing
of pretty Alice Raymond (pleasingly
remembered in RichmondE the Irish
comedians, Joe Mcneil and John McGale;
the brothers Gordon and Lick in their
comic musical creation, The Other
Fellow 20 the wonderful bicycle riding
OF Mr George Nash. Miss Ada b. Bur
nett, ,he skech artists, Richmond and
Gl nroy. ihe trick lumblers. Edwards
an1 Gregory the vocalist, Mi-s Lo.tc
Gls00. the mimic Nr Charles g.. Sey-
moir the bar performers the three
mO'hcrs MaY. and ilr whole c0uClv ils
with ihe comedy "NcNul,y Nis-
foltlrc.'
'u. ALBERTA cALLsIiN.
Ms Alberta Ga.lst'n viii appear on
Thursday DO lEc play of "iuromar.' She
assuming t0e pert 0f farhenia. hiss
GaIlaiin IS ihe daughter of General o.!
lMg o C1lia crate fame and lhe io.-
loving cifellr Issued by The Pickett
BgClauw Camp Confederate Veterans
0f Norfolk. I'm reference 90 Der sr-
pearlncc in ih8t ci'y will De rcfi wiki
interest.
NoRF0IN. Va, Nov o, issS
Miss Alberta GallaliD, daughter oi tle
noble Confederate General Albert G4lls-
tin jenkins, who was mortaily wounded
At the battle Of CloYds Farm. Pulaski
county, Va in May 1864, is announced
10 appear az the Academy Of Music,
Monday and Tuesday, Nov 12th and
18Th The undersigned believing that
the surviving comrades of the heroic
soldier. who so nob.y lost his life IN a
cause SO sacred TO their hearts desire by
their presence on the occasion OF her
appearance 10 testify their deep interest
in the welfare Of this orphan child who
has ad0Dted the drama as her profession,
and who has earned brilliant fepula-
ton earnestly request all who wish TO
show their appreciation OF this talented
young lady's Efforts, to unite with them
in being present and by so doing cheer
her in her laUdable undertaking. 1Ou
are respectfully asked to lend your IN
fiuence and presence to make the occa-
sion of Miss Gallatin's appearance IN
Norfolk a decided success.
!. +. Cecil, G. A. Nash, y. VI. Osborne,
Jno. Vermillion, J. A. Kennedy, Theo.
:. Garnet, Saml Hodges, Y. d. Gro
ner. II. c. Taylor, w. Talbot Wake,
d. J. Turner, f. NJ. Henry, J. w.
Thomas, Jr, Washington Taylor W.
b. Browne, l.. ID. StaTke, y. ;. Bur
well, J. W. McCarrick, VI. G'ennan, }.
:. Green, J. W. Gilmer, Chas. Picket,
Members OF Pickett Buchanan Camp,
Confederate Veterans
THE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
On Friday and Saturday next this play
il billed 70 be produced a, The Mozart
Academy. Il is said to be the largest
spectacular show on the road, carrying
an enormous amount OF scenery and a
corps altogether Of 100 people. lhecorps
de jaGet is said TO be especially hne, aud
includes three premieres daHssus,s.
THE SEE.
TL.s theatre has been playing TO good
houses the PISS, week, and the show has
given general satisfaction TO It's patrons
Manager Thompson GOES North 10 night
to look up other talent lie is now ne
rotiaiing for a theatre In another city 70
be run in conjunction with the Musee, so
as to play stronger attractions-which'
by having circuit, he can do. The pro
gramme for the coming week is promised
to be a good one.