The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

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most All OF the other operate MUMMY - f~ ~
together and bis company ct" ~
for repetition Of its past cAC'i'''.0 f
Genevera lnrers0I. hiece Vi We MINUS
hobart a. and n particularly clever Attle
eo,,,.1so,ca was recently engaged by Stuart
pI1,eon ~ plav ady Mary III The Henri
80 % Tile mart is an important one and
doors opportunities for expensive dressing.
Miss Irpersol. who has an extensive stage
wardrobe thought % MAKE ready Tor the sea-
SON without spending much money Tor new
attire. and sent three OF her gowns down %
tie theatre for Mr. RObson'- approval They
were all fresh from tho modste's hands and
Miss lngersol's feminine friends had highly
PRAISED their beauty and novelty Of de-
sign. They came back with the follow
ing note signed Stuart Robson: Dear
Miss lngersou, The dresses which you
send wall not do They are not hanu-
some enough. The part calls for three
c anges Of costume, as you knJw-a Walk
ing q ess, morning dress ana dinner uicss.
l0r the first. would suggest something
severely plain 10y RedfeTn and simple
FELIX you should be able 90 pick one up at
hrcaIn would answer Tor tho second. II
YOU possibly could mind, don't INSIST upon
10 run across moderate priced Worth AZ one
of the bic shops. it would be Just the thing
for the third change. Yours sincerely" AS
Miss iugersOll has nothing IN the line of
broadway business lots or valuable mining
property which she can mortgage Just Ut pre-
sent. 10 is not probable that Mr.. RObsOn's
modest suggestions viii he followed.
large and fashionable audience will greet
the charming Miss julia MariOwe and her
superb company IN Shakespearlan drama at
theRichm0nd heatre Friday and Much Ado
About Nothing" Will be given. This beautiful
comedy has not been seen IN Richmond for
quite % while and IS one Of Miss Marlowes
strongest pieces. At the Saturday matinee
in / tra1N ortH lptff lion
and Gaatea, wal reproduced. SATURDAY. night
"Cymbeline will be the play. This delight
M drama has rarely been produced IN
America. and Miss Marlowe has received
golden criticisms for her great rendition Of
IT, Doubtless Cymbeline Will attract unusual
attention. for it seldom happens that one has
tue opportunity 70 ENJOY IT. The company
includes Charles b. HanfOrd, II. A. Weaver.
ST.. y. NJ. ErancOuer, l. l.. Coleman
tiles Shine. Dobson /. Mitchell, Walter
Thomas. William Stuart j.. Lawrence, Edwin
Howard, Frank COliaX. Miss Lindeman. Mrs.
II A. Pennoyer, Miss Marie Knowles. Miss
ki,tie Wilson and Others of lesser note Miss
MarOwe has recovered her health and strength
and her acting will be even more ENJOYABLE
than when she was here last. Boz Office open
Thursday.
The Christmas free scene in W. j. Scanlan's
new play. "AlayOurneen, was suggested 10y an
incident which actually occurred several years
ago one Christmas while Mr.. Seaman was
aging in Brooklyn ne left the theatre after
tie matinee 10 take q hurried dinner alone 1t
sne.ghtOung rsstalrant. II had Just grown
dark aud the street lamps were lighted. Out
si1ethe stage entrance a little girl was leaning
against q iRlnp-p and crying bitterly. She
wis poorly clad and shiyeriug with the cold.
The picture was n touching one and attracted /.
tie attention of the young actor lie stopped |
and asked why ars you crying The an
swer came, 20 give mo lew pennies, please,
sir, / want 20 buy something nice To take
home 10 NY mother and little brother" He /
Questioned the child further and learned that /
her family were in distress and starving. !
Seaman had two hours before II W uld be |
Necessary for him TO return 10 the theatre and /
be- decided TO spend them IN bringing little /
happiness to that household. lie took the /
child 90 the nearest store and after filing I
large basket with food, accompanied her |
home. He lost his own dinner but had the |
pleasure Of seeing three hungry people eat as 4
they probably had never eaten before.
The following are the important attrac-
tons announced for this week in New York
fTancls Wilson IN The Merry Monarch" at t
the Broadway The Tylolean' and "Caval-
lerls kusucana' at the Casino Vaudeville 1
a. Tony Pastors Marie Wainwright IN Amy 1
koosari al Palmers w. }. Scaulan IN Ma
yourneen' az the Fourteenth street "Niobe"
az tho BpOu Jefferson and Florence in The
rivals az the Garden Theatre: Two Old /
Cronies at the Windsor 1hatcher's Minstrels
az the Park Theatre; Edward Sothern IN
lie Dancing Girl" at the lyceum Theatre
Inc B0stOnians in Robin Hood" at the
Standard Theatre: Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall IN
rul Waters Run Deep no the Star; My
Jack 40 the Grand Opera House Henry T..
!1ey IN The Solicitor" ut Hermann Thea
Ne The Soudan' Mt the Academy; The
Oadi' at the Mon Square.
Tomorrow and Tuesday The Vendetta"
WI be seen for The first time IN the south AT
the Richmond Theatre The story is of an
I'HMl Count, ROmarri, who Is separated
nom his beautiful wife and cast into prison
through the ylllalny Of a household trend.
he escapes. having made an oath of ven
teahce, hunts down the william and wrea Ks
Li' revenge. aud wins back the love of ms
vie he plot presents the introduction of
~ -e wonderful scenery. The prison at
4V"gn and transformation after the explO-
'pA .ile Casino al Monte Carlo. the collision 1t
"a Tie daring rescue and the burning of
a".s are SAID q be scenic wonders. in add
syu T. lue scenery. good acting is done 10y
1t' Ny. A. Mhtecer. who as an emotional
.o,oi takes high rank. and his support Is sad
70 he excellent
An amusing incident occurred at the Acade-
.y oi Auslc IN NJ lwaukee during the recent
s-s"seneut OF the great romantic actor Alex
~ -g. nh.ylnl lie appeared IN Don CSsar
10 hazal' before crowded house. His
nuSu hcent work was applauded 70 the echo,
~-T "' 'he close OF each act Mr. Saiyim was /
s'.Sl before tho curtain. When the third
az Lad closed the audience was almost wild |
az 9a.Yinl camo before the lights AS the
spp"9se died down, boy in the gallery
%e@-neu Tar out over the rail and shouted,
our ont OF sight" At this the whole
taeFY burst into renewed applause Mr.
N4.F4hl could not express himself. so over
.Olie was he at tie homely hut yet feeling
e., ga expressive compliment from the gods OF
Vie gallery.
y, Professor Worth is presenting another Eu- !
~ .fah human wonder at his museum and
..lIeiue IN New York city. This time it is
iiDo opposite Of "Laloo. who had double
10y ihis freak, The Tacoma Twins.n bav- s
isR t@0 heads. four arms ono body and two
.,kS' lhe boys. Giacoma and Giovanni Socci.
20 queer partnership. Their tastes, 1.
ppsIIes' desires and sensibilites are different.
49,, an one takes care Of himself. even 10 the
st.J.shg on Of shoes and stockings. Each
is oaSs are Of his own leg which has no feel
III ~ connection with the other. They sotiab- ,
pair 'N'NS w. hwy "o al ouu j
Va, meeting OF the theatrical managers of I
h ioIk and Brooklyn was held Wednesday !