Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
THIS WEEKS ADJUSTMENTS.
Attractions that VIII Be Presented at the
Theatre and Academy.

Theatre and Academy.
Miss Kate Claxton in her play OF The
Two Orphans commences the weeks en-
tertainments on Monday and continues
the same play Tuesday and Wednesday
nights and matinee Wednesday. so.
Miss Claxton has revised this highly
interesting production, which for the
pleasure it gives has few equals She pre-
septs IL now with, it is said, new costumes
and scenery, and has used every means TO
increase and embellish this reproduction.
Miss Claxton's Impersonation OF the poor
blind girl is justly celebrated, i9r sne
character, making it most realistic aud
beautiful.
Mr.. Charles A. Stevenson a. the Cheva-
lier de Vaudrey is spoken of as an excellent
Interpretation of the character and as
manly representation of a French gentle
man.
Miss Claxton's support is very highly
spoken of,
ALBERTA oALLATIN.
The tragedienne Alberta Gallatin viii ep-
pear at the Theatre Friday night IN " AS
You Like It," Saturday matinee IN . Romeo
and Juliet" and Saturday night in " Pig
malion and Galatea."
Her support is highly spoken of, and the
costumes are said to be new and beautiful.
Her Rosalind in "As You LikeIt " is repre-;
sented to be O charming performance, and
her Juliet and Galates both remarkable
for her womanly grace and beauty.
MozARr ACADEMY.
"Siberia" will be the attraction at the
Academy on Thursday, Friday, and Satur-
day next, and it is said to be an interesting
and attractive play. The scenery Is new,
handsome, and appropriate. The story rs
interesting and O faithful and graphic por-
travail of the terrorism in Russia. BARLEY
Campbell wrote the play when Nihilism
commanded the earnest attention OF think
ing people throughout the world ana ~
of people. The dialogue is vigorous in the
heroic passages, tender in the love scenes,
and witty in the comedy portions. The
cast is large one, including twenty-four
characters. A carload of special scenery
will be used in the production, and oil the
costumes of Russia, made from photo
graphic designs, will be displayed.
ALVIN JosIN.
Mr.. Charles l.. Davis, the noted rural
comedian. will appear at the Mozart
Academy of Music in his famous delinea-
ton of ALVIN Joslinn Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. This season is Mr. Da-
yis's last appearance on the dramatic stage
DT1OT 10 ulS TotIcLutub, as ID Juet COh1-
pleting in Pittsburgh one of the most hand
some opera-houses in America, to the man
agement of which he will henceforth de-
vote his time and attention.
MIR. Davis has for some years indisputa-
bly, enjoyed q popularity which is seldom
accorded comedian. He invariably draws
crowded houses and amuses all who see
him. In presenting ALVIN Joslin y for the
| last time he has mounted it with much
care, and more than ordinary attention has
| been paid to scenic detail.
Tickets for Mr. Davis's engagement will
be placed on sale tomorrow morning.
MOZART MUSICALE.
At the regular Mozart musicale Monday
evening the artists will be Miss Anita Null
! doom. soprano; Mr.. Hugo Cupferschmid,
| violin, and Air. Hartwell Cebell, formerly
! Of Richmond, pianist. All are from Gin
| cinnati. The programme u as follows:
Overture, Diamond Cross, tMotra,) Amateur
| Orchestra Violin Concerto, (Meadelssohn,) Mr..
Kupferschnid. Piano solos, q, The Nightingale,
(Lisgn, b, Cradle song. (Chopin.) Mr.. cabell.
| songs, 9, on. That We Two We're Msyine, CNevin),
| b. Ich Liebs Dich, lGriegl. @. The Demon OF the
| Wood. (BohmJ Miss Auidoon. q, Springs
| Awakening, &c. Bach). b, Czardas. Hasael-
/ mann,) Amateur Orchestra Violin Solos, q,
| The Legend, {Wieniawskl, b. Mazourka. tWieni-
awskf, c, slumber soag, Bohm.l Mr.. Kupfer-
| schmid, Piano solos, q, Bourree, lBach-Jo-
| sef.yl, b, EfrssonR. (WagnsrJ Mr.. Cabell
| Songs. g. In Our Boat (hckenzie), b, Doris
| tSsyia,) With violin obisgk,o, Miss kuldoen and
M Kupferscemid.