Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-27
..oyD's plAv-Houses.
An praws - Fine Audience


,oo praw. Fine Audience
y I'''' - :, the Theatre
soe audience at the New
or ss sp ! s last night when the
ssncnd ln D0 the beautiful stage'set-
~ rs, s - a., Of that pretty Amerl-
he s h. little Ii Tycoon. The III. air, ,s
= cen -'r' that they need not he
: = p'P0 ' .ns the company, with a few
ssfssei' s .as IS the identical one
~, sl'el'iI0t,Ss, ne Little Tycoon for
q rriu.'" IN Philadelphia. Joseph
~ ycss u, freddy" captured the
81 : his first entrance and more
ssrsS y them without an effort,
q, pl'sse<o, mgh baritone voice OF
IL et ailnS,r was heard to great al.
| ssn "a'''Gsolden Moon" His solos
s,a't 10 ,,,ogSly received that he had
- > '' n 20 an encore for each one.
| vPo'a t ~ voice his stage presence
AZ ii'a ''', IA his method and ease
,bn'.,sD,s,s rpsss the same Qualities
$685. ~ ~ sny one heard here this
- Ia Millard's voice is a light
rs . s.., Of unusual sweetness.
81 : l'rirc,.y At home in the part
. - t,y,nc sung it hundreds OF
'ptL t1eranin Philadelphia
F - i'''a te,m the hewitching SOU
ylaa 81. .' l'y,ly as ever, and the life
- : S.. - Willie Bob Graham, as
a' fT,,,knbockor, kept up his
81 a." q. me # the most finished
GO, 20 - the operate stage. he
''' .. ~ stoops 10 horse play,
II. ,ha rsib'Aaes OF the audience
p ,'.',c-,k pleased oil with his
" ss5 resolved several recalls
go bsker. as Miss Hurricane,
@s. c.uli he desired.
T. .-..oocs arc gorgeous, and the
,, .'c,ns lights made beautiful
4. hons snl balance OF the cast
y ,..r.nr with the strong company.
~ .r,nerv. with its mechanical
r.. .Aouirs tie steamers trip 1p
i tsrtor, worked as smoothly
cement is for three more
..s.,s matinee Wednesday.
.r,nsSNA Al MOZART ACADEMY.
..,r,aameni at Mozart Academy
.. consisted If a double bill.
-'.,.-, piece was Demands two
s, "JCa..aghan's Luck" fol-
MAJOR Page McCartys "Prima
a.1 IN two acts. "O'Cal-
-. Ia,a proved to be a very
--.,,.,.orasnce and put the audi
Il ,oa-h good humor. OF
....s rarcpsl interest centered in
ga Donna from the fact that its
.savs.-AnoVn and popular citl-
- .hnoaG. The following was
Isl
- lrs AGNES Willard
.r.r Ms Elaine Harcourt
..... Miss Mamie Leary
r... ..Hfof tie Weather Bureau.
George W. Schiief
.......... William Allen
.-..-.. ..........Jamcs y. Leonard
.-r .............D D. 4. keneflck
..... .................H.A A. Chvers
r.r..e = dr. first act is q signal
.rDeuy,r. AMI Of the second
r. .--..o-i1 az Francisco. In a
rt.a r.a> way the play tells of
ir.4s Of General St John,
90 IT, weather bureau, with Sara
r.iI.na donna. and at the last
i,-e discovery is made that she
L. ss1. =. old sweetheart are the
i,..-. Tie piece is SO con-
~. "a, tlere are three couples in
81; whose love affairs are all
',7 cyp.rNed. The whole
-.--- vas very creditable,
2..r1s Tat II was entire
l-s hands Of amateurs, and
L sas apparent that there was
q 10y rehearsal and that the
80. stf- somewhat nervous it is be-
,r.t-iilc remaining renditions will
l-e smoothly as the cast
Re-. ts..r -cqualuted with their
be
.s v4s good audience, including
r-r Mckinney aid family, who
IS ,,s d. lie private boxes.
-s -.-s.- hll VII be repeated to-