Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
TIE BENEFIT TO Mr.. STABLE.
A. Attractive Programme Arranged-The
Nrzs-j-Summer Opera-Iectures.

A. Attractive Programme Arranged-The
Nrzs-,-Summer Opers-Iectures.
Tatsrsf. az the Richmond Theatre to-
r-v r.,ht 20 Mr.. William II. Stable,
t-l.eu U,..led and popular press agent,
E-ss 90 be- great success. The FOL
U-- y.rv attractive programme has
b.. arranged:
9-- I.-vuartette, selection-Messrs.
E.-k Cunningham, Matthews. Galpin,
El L..-ar. Banjo solo. +. j. Bacon.
es-.- Nir. james r. Branch. a Doubt
p ,..,.0-, Heck. Duet iguitars). Pro-
stein and @. Evensen. Selections,
p. Q-.-te,te. LarbOard Watch, Messrs.
4t---.-Gtam and james r. Branch. he
s- .- Boy. You're Irish, John Nj.
L.- Listen TO Nv Tale of Woe, +. Cum
L.---. aIl James r. Branch.
.'-....- war-dance Of the Sioux
;-e q Indians, led by the war-chlet
s.- Crows.
i-- L.-By kind permission OF, DIR.
fila' tie $500 bi-opticon with Its
''..'..c views and movable figures rep
e 90 o field of forty feet diameter.
--'-- .le presentation Of the pictures
,-a.e songs will be sung by the
.'-.a Cunningham Quartette and chorus.
-.e t--.ptlCon presents pictures, the
go u which have been painted IN Italy,
l'H.cL- % art invite the severest criti-
-ss. t..y " the scenes work by clock
~. b. s said that the guitar duett
.a v.I te played by Messrs. Stein and
-'-.e- - the hrst one. first and second
t-+' e'.r PLAYED in Richmond.
1' Nal.y b. Ramos viii play the accom-
-..-.. t2s he singers on the piano.
TEE MOZART MUSICALE
l-. Ls3ie- Schubert Quartette, Of Bos-
80 VII appear 81 the regular Mozart
Monday night. The quartette Is
as follows: Miss Aaude Nichols,
piano, Miss Jennie Barker Worster,
.-- 'uauo; Miss Elizabeth Roberts,
-. ti. Hiss Anna Louise Whitcombe,
a'2. The Programmes az follows:
>''-ate, lBuck.) LADIES' Schubert
-. 2. lnO, Pit Pat, (BaileyD
g., Nichols. Roberts, and Whltcombe.
90 brI .CowenO Ladies' Schubert
--''-.,e. g. Nevada Waltz. (Giorza,) Miss
-- :. Chalet Horn, arranged Tor
=. ladies' Schubert Quartotte. 8.
Ia-4L Scott Miss Wbitcombe.
pa 81. l-es. q, Annie Laurie, b. Old
c- bucket, c, Nassa's in dc Cold
40 Ladies' Schubert Quartette. ..
is. Nulln,) Miss Roberts. 3.
-----, Att Ladies' Schubert quar-
SUMNER OPERA.
~. season Of summer opera 10 be lnau-
So. on June lst at the Mozart Acade-
81 " 4u9c boy Messrs. Reiss a. Berger
-. Ai W be- highly successful. Every
~. aia1 city N the country has Tor
a. t''i ir" years enjoyed excellent grand
,f-s...c opera during the summer az q
wy - easily paid and that will allow
H., ny music, singing, and acting TO en-
| tichd many otherwise dull nights
.-.-' greatly feeling the pecuniary cost:
r., t'ia company will have q numerical
s.-t.l Of thiTty-6ve people. The list OF
dT.t-N includes many first-cless names
IA. IVA" stage. The chorus is large aud
bfa.,'L 'l!eiuliy selected. An attractive
'''''y o. standard works will DO played.
THE PHILHARMONIC.
a.. 80 cate for the next Philharmonic con-
| H., "a 10, yet been positively decided
| ~. viii probably occur on the
te1..ss o., Tie Goth II arrangements can DO
n. .s4 by that time. Madame Graume,
llB,.f lhyed soprano OF the st. Philips
- ch0H, New York, will BE- the soloist.
sAl'1Se r9 RETREAT Yog TIE scK.
tg,5 O. Wiley Bledsoe, Of Park-Plaoe
| kqs. las kindly consented 70 aid the
| y NJ w TIE Retreat by delivering one OF
| 49, popular lectures, at Centenary
T. Est church, next Tuesday night, for
'Egheht Of the Methodist cot. Subject;
b P.Jl. Tickets sold for the lecture
aaiy last viii be good low. Tbs