The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
HIS WEEKS ADJUSTMENTS.
Carieton'z Opera-Bowser's Naudevilies
"Mephisto"-Minstr

W ffNtHA' fAtN7iA'ATf
Cartoons Opera Company win present.
for the first time in Richmond at tine Mo-
Fart Academy. tomorrow evening. the BE-.
trop0itan Opera C0miQue's success. "Nl-
n0n." Tuesday evening, "lhe Brigand,'
will be sung Both operas viii Dee put 0n
the stage Don the most tasteful manner.
and his company is perhaps the strongest of
an the organizations 0n Che road. The music
OF "NanOn" and 1.-The Brigauds' is of che
order that mark, tho works of Genee and
Onenbach. both of whom have made mclo-
Dis peculiarly Yoluptu0u-. and given 90
comedy new bouquet. The waltz move
ment is frequently employed. t1o general
tone OF the action is gr0te.Quely humorous.
and the intrigue is Ingenious. amusing and
complicated. Animation is tae dominant
feature OF "NanOu' and the -BriMud-.f
Mr. ". Il. Carleton is singing bon excellent
voice This season, and several 0f hl- PRINCE
pals are amply equipped. both focliiy and
dramatically. The groupings viii De- pir-
turcsQuc. boo accordance with fle beautiful
scenic effects which viii Doe entirely new.
The musical theme OF "Nan0n" is
beautiful -erenade. "Annl. BOZ Rapture
Come t0 Thee" Nau0n WAS sung for over %
year at the New ork Casino. and Wa, one
Of the greatest financial successes tle
Casiu0cyer bad. d. WHi De repeated at tlC
Wednesday matinee
"Iho Brlgands' j. hy the late Odcnhach.
and the Englss lihroti0 by u. $. Leigh.
Years ago itmade hii ou the Partisan
stage, and 400 It's production ln English ai
the New York Casino last summer 30 Na.
kept on the boards until lately. THE pro-
ducii0u boo Richmond viii have tha same
caste and detail. Mr.. Cmief0n'- reuu-
tati0n Us such an excellent one a- manager
and singer that great treat. musirillf and
may Doe expected. "InH Er'-
gauds' will Doe repeated wednesday oiUu-
ing.
Al the Theatre Tomorrow 0enin. ihe
people OF Richmond will have the pleasure
the original divided sk.rt dancer.
Miss Viola Mascotte. with the B0wser
rs done by Miss MI-eOtte. is tho poetry of
motion. when properly done. and Miss Mas
cote does DO properly; 10 consists BOO ihe
most graceful poses and movements.
Parl0r dlnclng has been very much
altered im London since Miss Na-cDtic first
introduced at the Prince of Wales Theatre
her great specially The MascOUe waltz b.
now the raging fashion. Miss MasrDtie
will show how 10 ia done tomorrow evening.
Lewis Morrison, u bis great production
Of " Mcphi.tO.' viii Doe ile attraction 200 fu.
Academy TOP INH IHni rare" nights I'D iIl'
week. Mrs. N1rrlsOn'- portrayal of Ne
phstO can Doe uur-cWcdly commended for
intellectual conception and artistic delinea-
ton. Theatre -0lra Willn0 dOuDtrcmeu.hgr
this production from last season. when b.
was great success. Since chen lhe scenic
effects have been much improved, DO being
entirely new, ali of ihC scenery, Ns.. having
been DESTROYED at tne burning OF the N0r-
ccstcr Theatre.
Primrose a Wosrs minstreis viii be at
ihe Theatre On Wednesday. The troupe rs
headed by George Primrose. Billy West md
Lew D0ckstader. who are surrounded ~ % /
fine array of minstrel talent other prom /
Inent members of the troupe are. Raymond
Moore the well-knOWn song writer and bli- I
lad singer; Joe Nltus. Dan Naldr0n and /
Jim Ho0iey. The troupe is strong in num-
1ers and Is composed OF hrst-ciass material. /
II Is undoubtedly one OF the best irOupcs n
This country. and has been playing t0 big
business in thc South this season. The first /
part DIS said 90 Doe very fine. the circle being
an array boz Seventeenth Century costumes. /
and the march of the popiniays is also
beautiful. There VIII ho TWO
matinee and evening, ON
Wednesday