The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
THE TAYLORS COMING.
THESE ENTERTAINERS APPEAR At
THE ACADEMY TOMORROW.
Kate Claxton and Marie wainwright VIII
Also be seen Here This Week-fade-
rewski stiII the IdoI-Other News.

Those famous entertainers, those two
Tennessee gentlemen, the Hons. Bob and
All. Taylor will appear at the Mozart
Academy tomorrow night
Something mirth Is
More than medicine.
And flowers
More than food.
II is an opportunity not to be missed,
the pleasure OF hearing these two gem
tlcmen i'm their evening OF music, pa
thos, comedy. and eloquence.
For three years Governor Bob has
been upon the lecture platform and has
travorsed all the Southern States and
carried JOY and gladness In his tram.
His lecture on The Fiddle and the Bow
has nothing like IT IN literature or dra-
matte art 1t Is a thing unto itself. with
out precedent. likeness. or symbol a
gathering amaigamation OF all the
charms and arts Of oratory, Tragedy,
comedy. music, and classic sense
wreathed into enchantment ana woven
about popular attention with magic art
To call it a lecture Is TO belttle ana pe-
fuddle and bemcan II. II Is forensic
Arabian Nights Entertainment, an orac-
ular marshaiing Of new race OF
thoughts. a Monte Cristoan collaboration
OF rich ideas Delivered six successive
times I'm the city OF Nashville, beginning
with an audience OF less than 90, eacn
time increased until the last numpeIeh
$500. tells the tale OF its power 10 chai NJ
But the news OF new venture Is
horalded that promises 10 eclipse anu
cap the climax of forensic achievement
Rob and All. have joined Iorces' ana are
to storm the American platform III
Joint oratorical spectacular. AT is not
behind Bob i'm creating pictures with
words, and the difne genius OF Lam
don G. HAYNES and Nat G.. Taylor lives
in maCnifed power I'm each OF them. IL
Is a double theme appropriately con-
ceivod. Yankee Doodle and Dixie Is
chosen TO designate tho motif OF the new
creation. The peculiar feature Is the per-
feet adapiability Of the brothers 10 the
parts they are TO play in the JOINT lde"ilc
drama Sprung from royal race OF
| rhetoricians they brincheo "iie IN.
WAYS I'm politics each becoming eminent
and violently PARTISAN, and soon they
| marshaled their forces and met 10 CLASH
| swords in a battle 10 be forever memo
rable and each having pursued his way
to victory and honor among MS Grams,
stated with political achievement thes
again clasp hands In brotheriy Juhc''o"'
perfectlv IMPLYING the reunion ana re-
\ modification of the sections. l nave htdiu
! parrs Of the new production, anu ldN-
ard nothing in saying mat IL VIII Ne
/ worthy TO fyrlfy ShcH an 49,
and | am greatly mistaken If 1t does NOT
becona the leading attraction OF the
coming season and prove effective III
Winning out the last remaining vestge Oh
] sectional antagonisms and sohdilying 20
Itical sentiment into loyal and iraler-
nal harmoniousness. ,.,.~.o,,
Tuesday and "Wednesday Kate ia Nm
viii present the Two Orphans at the
| Academy. 49, ...,,,,,
THURSDAY. Persons white Squadron
will be the bill, and on Friday MARI
wainwright will present her new play
THE Love Chase
The New York Herald, in commenting
| on Paderewshi says: ,..,
| Long hair or short halr faueie"S Nl
| is still the idol OF the hour.
And deservedly so.
No other pianist living could nave zone
what ne did at Carnegie Music Han iast
evening when after an absence Whlch
IN many of us seemed much longer imam
II really was. he made his first reap
| pearance. -..,.,,,,,
For. think of a programme CONSISTING
practically Of nothing but three long
| piano concertosl
Even the hardened concert-goer an'
the recital fiend WINGED before the con-
cert began. ,.o nh.
And yet, what was the result? Ihat