Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
PLEASURES FOR THE PEOPLE.
The Mozart bIusicaIe-Attractions at the
Academy and Theatre.


The New York English Ballard Company
appears at the regular Mozart musicale
Monday evening. No better organization
Of its kind exists. The gentlemen are ia
vorite oratorio and concert singers
throughout the country and the ladies' are
successful wherever they appear. These
artists are as follows: Nine. Carrie Hun
king. Soprano; Nine. Julie de Ryther,
contralto: William Rieger, tenor; Carl
Dufft, basso; Adolph Close. pianist. The
programme 49,
/ ouartette, I Love My Love, tAllen). Q Piano
solo. Rlgoletto, Verdi LisLtl Mr.. Close. B Trio,
Protect Us, Father, CSicoloiD Nine. HunkinG,
NINE. Dehyther, and Mr.. Meser. = s2 p Vniy
(3ischoffJ Nine. Hunking. g. Come Where
NV Love Lies Dreaming, Foster.l q Ballad,
loves Old Sweet Song holloyD Nine. De
iGottschalk,) Mr.. Close. o. Song, The Cobbler's
Lament, Uohr,l Mr.. Reiger. 10. Duet, An Days
Of Youth, Donizetti,) Nine. De Ryther and MI.
Duff II. Trio, starr OF the Night, SCsmpanal
Nine. Hunking, Mr.. Rieger, and Ar; Duff IL.
Ouartettes, a, The Parting Kiss, (PinsutO b,
You Stole Ny Love, (Aacfarren)
THE ACADEMY.
Tho coming 10 the Academy OF Music OF
"The Charity Bail for the last half Of this
week, beginning with Thursday, Is an event OF
more than usual interest to thentre-goers. The
some Of the best critics The authors, Messrs.
David Belasco and Henry G. De Mile, have &C
complished O great literary achievement 10 the
construction OF the piece. From the rise
OF the curtain until the end there Is an
increasing interest The language ID choice
aud full OF clean, bright comedy, mingled
with pathos. The situations are natural, the
| climaxes strong. There are very many rich
| toilets worn, and the staging will DO complete.
The cast will include many artists remembered
here for their work last year, among which are
Mr.. Putnam, Mr.. Herman, Mr.. Burns, Mr.,
Gregory, Misses Greybrooke and Gaunt-aH OIL
whom were seen in the early presentation oil
| 1.-THE Wife, year or two ago. MISS huth Gar
penter and Miss Tyree, also Mr.. Walter Thomas
occupy prominent places In the cast tickets
viii be placed on sale next Wednesday morning.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
On Monday OF this week and on the two fol-
lowing nights with "Wednesday matinee zone
| OF the Braves" will be the attraction.
Tho fire scone, In which steam 1re-englne
drawn by two horses is introduced with ms
most modern life-saying apparatus, Is very real
! istic.
MIR. Charles Mccarthy, who takes the leading
| part, is the chief fireman and rescues several
| people from the burning building.
Mccarthy also takes the part OF Chlnaman
| Hor Wah, in both OF which no IL said 70 give az
excellent rendition OF each character
Mr.. william Cronin creates, II Is said, oon-
tinuous laughter and great applause In hi'
| character of an Irish woman. Mrs. Crogan.
While the FIRE scene IL presumably tho grea
scene Of the play, there are others equally In
teresting depicting life In the metropolis.
The incidental dancing and singing are said
| 70 be effective.
The plot OF the piece Is In itself very interest
ing and is said to create much enthusiasm.