Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21

.wenty-six years tho
associate of Sol
n Smith Russell, the
,. " actor, doing bust
D-- ness for him:
.,ppo,o that the people et
tba, ont West all tho theatres
-.riay:"
..,.trv is so large tha: whlle tho
.u alI about 1t, perhaps a great
..poople East are unlntormed.
...tor when Chicago had its the
e. tfe Worlds FAIR on SUNDAY.
...t nothing could happen now
..I close them up. for 1t has be-
lc lic law.
....ny critics keen their theatres
t.e sixth. seventh. or first day,
,,u may call 1t!
.l. IS the city farthest east
..,..is over the Sabbatarian so
I..re arrests are made now and
ina tacv are a farce: the law-and-
.....ty instlgates them, and they
all m bringing about forty dol
81. tie political rlng. The tho
mn. usual. do not think tho
,h.atres are open Sundays.
....r- ls the only city IN the
...l M open Sunday; thar was
.t.. us French aud Catholic set
.rj the Spanish had the same
.Itts ms the French. going to the
.D Dnd the opera. 1T. LOUIS, MIL
50. Paul. and San Francisco arc
.-.. cities with Sunday amuse-
I.. MINOR CITIES are fast falling IN,
coming next TO impossible 10
....tr the heads of the majority.
An influence Is the prevailing one
.t the western States, and they
...-4 81 old Louisiana. the common
.... usage iu their favor
I'D. actors object TO play ing on Sun
.t.rOftho stars do not play. such ns
..t Jefferson. but this ~ IN defer
t. tler prescription OF personal
. .rl,rthat they may be stronger
-.mauuc days Of the week. Mr..
Vrols very conscientious man,
r.f ulav on Sunday until his
a..I. After that he followed the
rs - is the expectation OF the
.. Tie Sunday houses are good,
.. GOOD as the Saturday-nignt
Tho regular theatres do not
.-rocs on sunday, and their work
..,.t.rc done when the churches have
... dav and finished with 1t. In
.. t.p actors. like the managers obcV
...iie. and 50 do the laws obey the
FROM CHURCH TO THEATRE.
f,r.rlar II tho folks who arc fighting
U.-id', Fair on sunday know that
,-.rnr driving the people INTO the
..ra. but into the theatres"
D ..yrr thought Of that. From tho
...rv worlds standpoint tho opening
Worlds Fair on Sunday seems pro.
.rourh. THERE'S nothing demOrallzlnG
~ me Worlds Far. 1t Is purely III
Give. During the summer months II
A merely keep hundreds oi thousand:
,..onlo ont of tho bcer-Garccns and
p them something. ms matter VIII
,,.l,.r. lti,llutil 10 takes q pltch tire
,..., and then II Will always stay
lEa the Tunuin. al the cars
t,r lov which tho churches OO-
%. and many other thlhgs
mast md gone. II has bteh
tre influences to destroy the he-
..u party m ihc lAiEc ''lirN va NV
t..r clufouud Puutauism with ~
restraint. The governing prlnci-
america Is business. Now. mere Is q
,..'. coming TO the Worlds ar 10
..'l'ys or two weeks. Two Sundays
t..t tiiue are lost % them and their
.o On. which. Of course, are large
e.. .,arce curing this " hole Word
,i.. nrr only added tothe reflective
vlo think that a man ought to
~.Ib.th according 10 lis own con-
tnt not oprrcss others with his
Nr Berger if lie saw any good
.-t. our theatres ensuing from the
I..... ,o Won have seen America
the great spectacle and bal
... iul,tnium. Now. there Is one
tar.ry great aggregation oi peo'
,,t1 one spot. The production
,.cc required an audience eqnal
IAo ballet IN tins country
... at a staudstill for q long
..' So, Of aged dancers
e!ucated and they are al
t.. boards. Mayor Nashourn'
Pa