Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
THIS WEEKS ATTRACTIONS
Kate CastIoton at the Thoatre-Comic
Onera at the Academy.

Said paeha. q comic-Opera work present
ed in Richmond last season with great sue
cess Will receive it's second presentation
here at the Academy next "Wednesday
night. The engagement is for four nights,
and inclules a Saturday matinee.
The stronghold that comic opera has op-
tanned upon the public taste III the past
few years has resulted IN vast succession
Of musical comedies Of various degrees or
merit. Said Pasha, the libretto of which -
by Scott Marble. and the music by Richard
Stahl. Is by some pronounced one OF the
most charming comic operas produced since
Errninie caught the country. here are
little suggestions Of Ermiuie in It, yet 1t ~
rs distinct a success. Inc story II
single and interesting, and deals NAM
IL with titled matrimonial and love ven
lures. The company IS announced
forty strong. well balanced, and possessed
among the principles OF good SINGING ana
acting qualities. As It's name lndicates'
Said paaha IL a Turkish opera. Wmch gives
scopc for elaborate scenery, stage settings
GORGEOUS costumes, and attractive fnseH'-
bcs-all Of which ample advantage is taNeu.
Among the principals are some Wei hH""ls
Richmond fayoritcs whom orr lovers pl
comic opera viii be glad TO welcome o"ch;
On this occasion the splendld oiche91Ia ~
the Academy viii further add To the AT
tractiyepess Of the performance by care
full and effective Interpretation OF the Said
pasha score. with its many brilliant must
cal gems. Tickets Will Ice placed on SAFE 40
the box office tomorrow morning. frlcc7
will remain as usual. except for tho matt
nee. when they viii be IS, 80, and % cents
KATE cAsTIEroN.
Kate Casileton Will be at the Theatre
this week.
Thlssprightlvan charming little woman
% undoubtedly one OF the cleNeres0
actresses iniher line on the American stage;
She IS deserVedly popular with hlchmohd
audiences and never fails 10 attract large
bouseq. she PLAYS here the Paper Doll,
tho amusing skit in which She has always
been az her best. The play is too We'll
known TO require mention. and rs l3aEh-
inc pointsn VIII Zoe fully brought out by
the company that Miss Castlcton brings
with her. One of the COMPANY is Mr.. OH
bert. the clever comedian that supported
/ Mss Castleton in Crazy Patch three years
During the play Miss Castleton sings
"For Goodness Sake Don't Say IolI
( YOU and "The Spider and the Fly" and
She Will probably introduce new tropical
/ song which has been written for her.
The engagement is for three nights
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
GRAND CONCERT.
The Mozart Amateur Orche ira Assoca-
/ ton viii give concert December I.tu III
+ tho Young Mems Christian Associate
{ Hall. assisted bv a select chorus OF mixed
/ voices under Mr.. Clarence A. Marshall, d.
| rector of the association. Inc ASSOCIATION
PROPOSE to give during tho season "a num-
/ her Of similar entertainments, this beng
fine first. Subscribers and others should
feel great interest in this organization, ana
If should stimulate III the amateurs OF the
city a taste for music and elevate all VINO
. engage in il. Its influence should have a
refining effect upon the whole people.
MOZART MUSICALE.
At the Mozart tomorrow evening tho
Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
Club, composed Of c. j.. Lansing, 4. y.
Grover II. ". Harris, j. J.. Shattuck'
and L. II. Calucia, will appear. The tol-
lowing is the programme:
/. Selection. Nell Gwynne," lllan-
auetter Amateur Orchestra. ?, March;
1 lnlitaire, carr. by Harriss mandolin and
guitar. 3. Theme. Varied, (Arr. by Ian
sing Messrs. Lansing and Harris. 4. a.
waltz. Dream of Love-" (Shortis); b,
/ Galop. 1.-The Flash" CLansing, banJo- and
GUITARS. ;. Jubilee song. Swing Dose
/ Gates Aiar.n (Huntley.) Boston Ideal Club
&. Banjo solo. "Humoresque," (Grovcr,
pr. \. ID. Grover. Z. Guitar duct, fanta-
sic. OIarris) Messrs. Harris ard Shattuck.
/. Waltz. Danube Waves, Qyanoylci,.
Amateur Orchestra. 2. Vocal quartette
boston Ideal Club. 9 a. March, Colo
mel" (Mlsud): b. The Darkies' Patrol
Tansing,) baujos and guitars. 4. liar-
monica selections. (ShattuckD Mr. b. +
Shattuck. 5. a. Tiorella Waltz, from The
Brirands, OKerkoD; D. Spanish dance
Santiago" (Ccrbin.) with castanets and
tambourine, mandolin5 and guitars. g.
"reminiscences of Dixie, (Arr. by Lansing.
bauj0s and guitars.