The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16

Act IT. Opens in a subterranean cham
bar where a habitual conspirator Is max
'rc his tenth attempt TO blow up the
palace OF the King He goes 20 sleep
win "a lighted pipe in his mouth as the
some closes. This scene is followed win
Tho throne-room in the Palace, the Earl
brings the girl from salem 'or"aiu,
and while she is mechanically recl'hS
s., fnrantation. the powder below taxes
e~. ard the c0nsoirator is blown through
r. 0oar This is looked upon as the
work Of Witchcraft. but the conspratoI
e.rfes.os 10 the King the suspicion OF
vftchcraft is wiped away and the EarI
and the maid are united as the curtain
GALS. ..s.,
Tine costumes are rich and taste1ul'
and rnqrnffcence of stage scenery rarely
s..,,...41 "puritaria" will be repeated
SATURDAY nieht. and the biz trlday hlsHu
era. saturday matinee win be "Ermine,
Miss Nan piaving the title role In when
.t. was Tho ORIGINAL at the Casino, New
7-ork x-hara this favorite opera ran
thousand consecutive nights. The cast III
fra coming engagement Is composer "a
many Of the best artists known 10 Ine
stage today and the chorus nuinDehS
f.rfr voices. For completeness throush-
,...- the engagement promises 10 number
among the most important OF the sea-
sons amusements.
The Cincinnati Enqufer a few days ago
said. r. u. MacLean and Wlte, VINO -
known on the histrionic stage as MARIE
prescott. arrived in Lexington, n.y. tils
afternoon and are now guests az tle
Phoenix Hotel The talented couple nave
concluded 10 retire from the stage Tor
good ha1frg closed their theatrical
careers when the curtain went down AT
JeTarsonvine last Friday might. Iher
ohtert an visiting Lexington is TO pur-
chlse n number of brood mares WIN
which 90 stock large farm wmch tney
have Just bought in Virginia. a NUMB
O., fra short-horn cattle viii also De op-
tanned. -.
wra tools Of a hurlesque actress are rev.
,ut. ttav 90 far towards success and fame.
li~ef q Is necessary for the girl 10 nave
n8v.'v 5isrosition. and thorough UNDER
standing Of the humorous side OF thihss
Trau she must have good pair or
flashing eyes. pretty teeth saucS
mouth. dainty ankles and plenty OF uash'
With the eyes she can accomplish won
dars. When "a line fails 10 hit the pun
n. So. oivo them a glance; different
N,.e suggest different kinds or chances
There A. the demure glance the saucy
dance the ouickening pulse glance, ana
fha eighing glance: but a glance from
"a pretty girl IS sure 10 score, no matter
what ife class may be. A row or pretty
teeth behind rosy lips VIII Also supply
--1rh that the author Of the play has
neglected 10 put in. How many times
have YOU seen a climax reached by the
sudden curl Of a pretty mouthF Next
look 20 The ankles. which often carry
scenes through when all else would fail-
Ankles help 20 I'm the front rows In a
theatre when the play IS often dull and
urarractivc. a little kick just AZ the
frish ~ a song. or ~ the entrance when
en- exit IS made has often placed SOU
hreie on the top round OF the ladder'
know ~ one artist who bounded into
popularity on the strength OF wrigSle-
AZ first n dld not seem 10 amount 10
much hut as the piece progressed II be-
came more noticeable. and ere the hhai
curtain had fallen nearly everybody was
talking about the wriggle. But the pest
Thing about soubrettes, bless them. ~
I'VE fact that they never grow old. They
always remain the same. until they are
found. even in advanced years. wan the
same smile same glance. some KICK mos
The same teeth, and blonde, golden
wig. appearing in Cousin Joe" or as
Man In Good for Nothing"
Tie following are the Important at
fractions announced for this week In New
YORK; Vaudeville at Tony Pastors; The
Theatre OF Art and Letters at Palmer =;
"A Trip 20 Chinatown" M the Madison
bquare Theatre; Rose & Charles Coghlan
In peg Wellington al the FIFTH avenue
THE Crust Of Society" ~ the Brood
way Theatre. "Arati ian Nights at the
Standard w. IT, Crane at the Star;
vaudeville at Proctor's Theatre; "A