Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
COMING AmukEnENrs.
Programmes at n Theatre and NO
zart Academy.

On Friday and Saturday, January 18th and
10Th, and saturday matinee the representa-
tive pautomimlst and comedian, George II.
Adams, will appear al the Richmond Theatre
In the spectacular speaking pantOmime He.
She. Him, Her.
The play has been specially written, or
built rather, TO suit Mr.. Adams's peculiar
abilities, and sll acquainted with MS many
accomplishments not only AZ an actor but az
a pantomimlsi. acrobat. vocalist, and come
dian, eau readily imagine his possibilities IN
a pert written for him.
Toma Hanlon. a daughter OF Tomas Han
Ion Of The celebrated IIanlOn family, viii
second Mr.. Adams, and bead an able sup
port.
The star in selecting 3 company Is %gullt|ess
OF an error tao often made. Instead of put
ting around himself a party OF people whose
efforts az comedians would Oe lost 10 coul-
parison ne has chosen names Of the highest
s-tanding-San. Bernard, Charles n. Clarke,
Aida Perraulf, Carrie Francois, and Others
whose artistic standing ia equally a. good.
Sougs. dances, marches. drills. and concerted
specialties, in winch the entire company APP
pear, are among the features Of the performs
ance. Special scenery, tricks, Transforms
tons, and cslcium effects will be used IN the
production, and 4 perfect representation IS
promised.
CLARA MORRIS.
Clara Morris will appear 1t the Theatre on
MONDAY and Tuesday evening, January DIST
and I'D. Following Clara Morris IN rapid
succession at the Theatre viii be Sol smith
Russell. Frank Mayo, Milton Mobiles, Robert
M9utelI, Rosa Coghlan, Robson aud Crane,
ODd Arthur Resban.
MOZART ACADEMY or gCsIc.
To.marr)w Camnanint's Operate Com
plny appears for one night only NJ the Mo-
zlrt. The programme offers a very attract
tive musical entertainment. Amone Other
numbers selection, are - be given from The
Magic Flute, Carmen. and Don Giovanni,
and The second part o. the concert is de.
voted 70 the Last act Of Gounod's Romeo and
Juliet. SIEnOrina de We're IN the f0'e al
Glnlcitta and Signor Campanni in that OF
Romeo. This act OF the opera will he gwen
I'm character. The costumes arc said TO be
yerv fnr.
@Sicnoriua de We're. who appears here Tor
the first time, IL spoken OF as one OF the
prcate-. add most brilliant sOngsters OF The
dly. She Il said 10 be next after Patti sod
the equal Of Gaerster in her palEiest days.
She reaches tue hi2h OF" natural above the
staff with the greatest ease, retaining The
note.
She appears 70 have been received with
great enthusiasm eve gwhPre, and n the pre-
dictiOns concerning her are verified a very
treat treat ~ IN store Tor Moud,y evening.
The other members OF the c0mpjny are most
nat,eringly spoken OF, Sig1or Clmpanini
himself being in excellent voice.
Fred. Schwab is the manager, who acted
as lieutenant for Edmund g. stanton, dlroc.
tor OF the metropolitan Opera-liousc, and
who sucoc,sfully managed the Metropolitan
Opera Company.
The programme u A. follows:
Part Ii. Piano solo, Iarantalla, $. Mar
tucci, Signor Ferrari. ,. Aria, Iu Do Chr
Disse. AppoloGI, cignor B0lOgpa. 8. Ar
90. go Mia Bcgiui,' Don Carlos,) VERDI,
Miss Marie GrOcbl. A. Ari1. "1Ii AnruI
d'lnierno (magic fute.) Mozart, Signorin'
de We're, (the celebrated prlma t0nnas ir-i
appcarance.) 3. R0manZa, I'll Flor" Car
mcnO Bizef, Signor Camp2nini. g. Duetto,
"LaCI Dareml Ia MsnO,'' Don Gi0yannt.) Mo
zsrt, Slgnor Bologna and Miss Groebl. Il
Aria. Ia Pcrled IA Bre,il,' David, Slcnoriua
de We're. \. Ductl0, Pcchenos DIES Perles.'
BIze', oiguofs Bologna and tampauini.
lnfeTmissiou.
Part U.-Lgst Act Of GOuuOd's "Romeo
and Juliet" Ginlietta, Signorina de We're;
Romeo, Slgnor Campanini; Conductor, sig
nor Fcrrari,
"TUE TWO J0HN5.'
This highly-amusing farce comedy Will
commence an engagement Of three nights
next TUESDAY evening.
on the occasion OF the first performance on
Tuesday night NessTs Berger * Lelth VIII
have The pleasure Of presenting "a each lady
attending a pretty and useful Newly ear
SyuCCHir.