The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
STAR COURsB tNfEKTAINMENT.
a Very Interesting Programme Msppe"
Ont u, the Committee.

The star course entertainment commit
tee held a rather important mtetlhE III
the pariOr OF the association buIdihs
last evening TO make arrangements I0i
the coming season. Mr.. wilson VIZ
liams. the chairman OF the commute,
presided. and Mir. William ;. tehH'nS
recorded. General secretary 6eotke
Tgbbltts made an interesting Sta,eIHt"s
as to the work done last "lhteI' b"1
pointed out how the under tahl.1 a.
been announced as Impossible a. -" -,
beginning 1t was true, ne said' tnau -
cost a good deal OF trouble anu =,
ed arduOus labor and close Hs ms ,ta
carry out the plan without PI""' a5,or,s
sesoclatIor INTO dept. but the eHoIts
were crowned with SUGGEST a!,o naeI
the series Of ten entertainments N,oSel
the committee found theinsfl'SS ~ IN "
small balance OF go III "' 10, ,oar.s
Most Of the subscribers ot iaSt yen
entertainments we're 50 wen pled.c
win the various concerts. REQUIRES, W,
that they renewed thei SUE 'retpiaN
for the coming season cary In,S sPitns,
ia ,Ea committee feel confident that
h. the lime when the first entertainment
,,.u he oven every seat in the han ana
In mo gallery will be taken. in orner
IN eccurc only first-claSs talents anu give
e,.en better entertainments than asst year
~ subscription price has been sllghuy
.,0 and season tickets. which are 70
he paid for by November lst' may De
had at the following hgures ,.,.
For members OF the association, single
ticket for fun course no extra cnhIse
for reserved seats, HJy' COUPE t,ne.'
gentleman and lady. II; triple ucht'
Gentleman and two ladies' Sp. ,.r
p,or non-members, single ticket fOT Iuii
course no extra charge for reserFei
seats $3.50; double ticket Eehtle"aii on
lady g.: triple ticket. gentleman ana Two
ladies, ~. however, ~ S'"o'o
viii be sold. .,,.., o.
~ committee decided last evening 10
sorure the necessary drapories ana deco
rations for the platform for an NE en-
TREATMENTS, which Will be again ven ~
number. and the programme tor tne
cartons evenings we're discussed IN delal'
II vas decided that the lirst entei.a l.t
rneut IS 10 take place on lhuI S'I"' tSa,,L
ing November 18th, when M; Iii
Lincoln. the weii-known humorlst' WI
,0a a" audience. fe has just returned
from a five years prOfcssiona toui "a
the world, and has been cWSyghtiized co,ln-
nv ON the globe. He Will he l.loW.n
nv Mr. Frank r. Robertson. who VIII tEc
a very interesting stereopucQh ~
on Japan on Thursday. NoNeIlp.I 80 I1,l',
In view OF the bloody war that - al
nresent raging between Japan ana nm LII;
f,o .he next evening Mr.. Robertson VIII
Give a public illustrated lecture on Ihuia
"' On Wednesday. December 5tn., grand
ooncer, viii be given by Mr.. Oridc .duS,h
he celebrated viollnist. asSlSleu y!
Annie Louise Tanncr-Musin, the amer
ican Nightingale. Miss BESSIE Bon,
saIi the phenomenal conttaito. EdWa'"
scharf, solo pianst and mns,lea ar' n,tes
tor: F. ". Elliott Americas greatest
The dates for the other ENTERTAINMENT
have moi vet been definitely decI1eu uppu'
huf the companies have nearly an peei'
seiecfed. Additional contracts nave az
ready been signed with the t0lioWlns,
Mr il. II. Ragan, the lecturer VINO Sit1.
~ pleased thc Subscribers last winter.
Ills subject. "Thc Footprints Of Peoiee
Washington" is entirely new; ah9 y WI!
ne Illustrated by views OF the Qlileienl
Diaces where Washington spent ms me,
The WESLEYAN University Glee cup Oh
Middletown. Conn, VIII appear at thes
Association building early in January ana
Professor John b. DeMotte VIII take ~
another evening with one OF ms ceI",
hroted lectures which Will be INTRODUCED
in inc South for the first time.
Mr.. Leland T. Powers VIII once mVtt
entertain a Richmond audience WIN ms
mastery Representations from DicRens
works grand concert will also De
~iyan dnring the season by Richmond 5
| best talent. assisted by Bosions greatest
elOcutiOnist.